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What do being doing on the night that is of the tomorrowness?Asexuals ftw?Congratulations, VE!
Totally random: you're the THIRD "Yeah, parenthood is not for me" person I know to get blindsided by the news in the past month. One is a friend NH's age, Two is a militant feminist bisexual who ageed to buy a house with, but is refusing to marry, her male partner because somethihg something patriarchy.
PSA TIME, FAWTLERS: THE GUMMINT IS PUTTING SOMETHING IN THE WATER. DON'T SHAG FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY MOVE ON TO ANOTHER PROJECT.
Yes...you win...this time...
The same thing we do every night, Fawful. Try to shag the world...with no negative consequences...whatever those may be.
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I just killed a massive black widow in my mom's garage and I feel like I deserve at least 10000000 xp for general badassery.
As a bonus, I managed to NOT damage the wiring controlling the garage door while incinerating the webs and egg sacs.
Seriously, though... remember Whodini? "Think you're Billy Dee / But you're more like Alfalfa"?
What's been stuck in my head for the last half hour is "Think you're El Chapo / But you're more like Sam Gamgee".
We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :P
wha? Only new yorkers ignore the things that make their area great as a sign of pride!
Seriously the city's greatest comic book store and rpg shop used to be on the same street with the empire state building. Didnt find that out for years upon years because we didnt bother looking up.
We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :Pwha? Only new yorkers ignore the things that make their area great as a sign of pride!
Seriously the city's greatest comic book store and rpg shop used to be on the same street with the empire state building. Didnt find that out for years upon years because we didnt bother looking up.
Not sure if Lynora's in a college town, but it sounds like it to me.
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The same thing we do every night, Fawful. Try to shag the world...with no negative consequences...whatever those may be.What do being doing on the night that is of the tomorrowness?Asexuals ftw?Congratulations, VE!
Totally random: you're the THIRD "Yeah, parenthood is not for me" person I know to get blindsided by the news in the past month. One is a friend NH's age, Two is a militant feminist bisexual who ageed to buy a house with, but is refusing to marry, her male partner because somethihg something patriarchy.
PSA TIME, FAWTLERS: THE GUMMINT IS PUTTING SOMETHING IN THE WATER. DON'T SHAG FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY MOVE ON TO ANOTHER PROJECT.
Yes...you win...this time...
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Not sure if Lynora's in a college town, but it sounds like it to me.We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :Pwha? Only new yorkers ignore the things that make their area great as a sign of pride!
Seriously the city's greatest comic book store and rpg shop used to be on the same street with the empire state building. Didnt find that out for years upon years because we didnt bother looking up.
Yeppers. A2 has a lot of the same kind of energy as a larger city, but also all the trees! ( no, really, the last time I went on the Ferris wheel at the carnival I was struck by the way the town just disappears and looks like a forest from above) I love the balance of it, having all the cool stuff around, but also nature.
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The Dane County fair is this weekend, but you know, it's summer in the Midwest, there's a fair somewhere within 50 miles every weekend.
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Asexuals ftw?Congratulations, VE!
Totally random: you're the THIRD "Yeah, parenthood is not for me" person I know to get blindsided by the news in the past month. One is a friend NH's age, Two is a militant feminist bisexual who ageed to buy a house with, but is refusing to marry, her male partner because somethihg something patriarchy.
PSA TIME, FAWTLERS: THE GUMMINT IS PUTTING SOMETHING IN THE WATER. DON'T SHAG FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY MOVE ON TO ANOTHER PROJECT.
I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be asexual if you did ftw.
Just saying.
Ftw means "for the win". Not anything involving other words abbreviated F.
Ftw means "for the win". Not anything involving other words abbreviated F.Asexuals ftw?Congratulations, VE!
Totally random: you're the THIRD "Yeah, parenthood is not for me" person I know to get blindsided by the news in the past month. One is a friend NH's age, Two is a militant feminist bisexual who ageed to buy a house with, but is refusing to marry, her male partner because somethihg something patriarchy.
PSA TIME, FAWTLERS: THE GUMMINT IS PUTTING SOMETHING IN THE WATER. DON'T SHAG FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY MOVE ON TO ANOTHER PROJECT.
I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be asexual if you did ftw.
Just saying.
I thought "f&++ the world" was the older and therefore more correct version.
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Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.
Ftw means "for the win". Not anything involving other words abbreviated F.Asexuals ftw?Congratulations, VE!
Totally random: you're the THIRD "Yeah, parenthood is not for me" person I know to get blindsided by the news in the past month. One is a friend NH's age, Two is a militant feminist bisexual who ageed to buy a house with, but is refusing to marry, her male partner because somethihg something patriarchy.
PSA TIME, FAWTLERS: THE GUMMINT IS PUTTING SOMETHING IN THE WATER. DON'T SHAG FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY MOVE ON TO ANOTHER PROJECT.
I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be asexual if you did ftw.
Just saying.
We obviously grew up in very different places.
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(1) We have encountered LordSynos, and he is Tall. We will commence with the feeding shortly. (He’s currently shopping with Shiro, GothBard, and Impus Major while I relax at the hotel with Impus Minor.)
We expect photographic documentation.
From Lord Synos.
Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.
it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
I thought "f@$* the world" was the older and therefore more correct version.Ftw means "for the win". Not anything involving other words abbreviated F.Asexuals ftw?Congratulations, VE!
Totally random: you're the THIRD "Yeah, parenthood is not for me" person I know to get blindsided by the news in the past month. One is a friend NH's age, Two is a militant feminist bisexual who ageed to buy a house with, but is refusing to marry, her male partner because somethihg something patriarchy.
PSA TIME, FAWTLERS: THE GUMMINT IS PUTTING SOMETHING IN THE WATER. DON'T SHAG FOR A WHILE UNTIL THEY MOVE ON TO ANOTHER PROJECT.
I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be asexual if you did ftw.
Just saying.
I've never heard this definition before today. As cap said, I imagine it has to do with disparate upbringing; I first saw FTW online among gaming and geekery communities well before such things were exclusively dominated by toxicity so I imagine the definition I'm used to would be far more common in those places at the time.
Back from another L5R session.
Two (out of three) shugenja went on the last session to visit Asahina monastery on the other side of the city only to learn all the Asahina were murdered by a ninja that was trying to blame Scorpions (that's us, we are all Scorpions, though one of us is an actual kitsune serving Scorpions for generations).
Both of them suffered wounds but managed to defeat the ninja and found a strange amulet on her.
Then my half-sister (who has problems with accepting my character and has issues with trusting me) stumbled onto a servant murdering a samurai (during a... rather personal moment between the two) - she incapacitated the murderer and then I came along and was asked by her to help deal with problem - so I promptly climbed down the window to capture the murderer's accompliance that we heard down there. She clearly murdered a minor Crane notable to steal his seal so the rebels could forge papers that would let them smuggle their people inside and open gates.
Lets say that my climbing took some time as the GM jumped to other players who learned some things, fled the murder scene, learned some more things.
Finally, I reached the ground level, sneaked on the rebel monk of Bishamon (who stand behind the rebellion against the unjust rule of the castellan, exacerbated by sudden and intense heat wave over the last weeks, though someone else aids them furthering their own goals).
My first slash mauled his face in an ironic echo of my own recent wound. The second strike put him down incapacitated. That piece of rebellious scum, with the rest of his strength managed to break my sword (damned kiho!), which generated enough stress to send me into rage where I proceeded to execute him with the shattered sword and cut off his ugly head.
So what next I did, covered in my victim's blood, down the walls of the castle?
I promptly took the head (knife through the ear as is proper to carry severed head) and marched to the gates where I announced myself and asked to see the commander of the guards and notified him of the rebel provocateur and the murder that happened upstairs. Confused Cranes complied and arrived to our rooms where the tied murderer was moved in mean time. After some social maneuvering Bayushi took most of the Cranes to the murder scene while us Scorpions quickly interrogated the murderer. She was more than willing to tell us everything under the condition of giving her quick death instead of letting her get in the hands of the local Cranes. We learned how did the greed and cruelty of castellan and his men drove the servant to willingly help the rebels. I complied with her request by providing her with a quick working poison though I threatened her to swallow it only away from our quarters so the Cranes could not blame us directly by telling her that I can stop the poison from working if she uses it too early.
She proceeded to poison herself while the Cranes were taking her away and we returned to make plans for the future.
We were interrupted by a Crane that invited me to the castellan and our kitsune (whose human guise is a trusted advisor and an envoy of our daimyo) weaseled oneself to join me. The castellan graciously thanked me for interrupting the rebel and in a gesture of generosity gifted me a kakita blade (a blade of superb quality) to replace the sword I lost. The kitsune managed to get a precious scroll as a sort of bribe - the castellan, a very wealthy and politically powerful samurai but of poor reputation due to his Yasuki heritage and blatant participation in trade seeks to improve his standing and decided that marrying my half-sister would help him achieve that goal.
We rejoined the group later and after some discussion and disagreement we planned to move out early in the morning... And then one of our companions who did not participated in vicious Scorpion scheming (a son of deceased Kitsu and missing Yogo, who is as much as Lion in his heart as Scorpion) returned and told us that we must stay because an ifreeti, a foreign fire spirit from Far West is bound somewhere in the city and it is the source of recent heat waves pushing the peasants to rebellion. According to his revelations, the medallion found with the ninja in the Asahina monastery is a lesser fire spirit that can be used to find the greater one...
*sigh*
And we were almost ready to get out of the [s]Dodge[s] Crane.
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(1) We have encountered LordSynos, and he is Tall. We will commence with the feeding shortly. (He’s currently shopping with Shiro, GothBard, and Impus Major while I relax at the hotel with Impus Minor.)We expect photographic documentation.
From Lord Synos.
On Facebook.
Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
Well, sh*t. I don't know the details, but that sounds f*cking terrible. I'm really sorry.
I'm guessing Orthos didn't hang out with too many metalheads.
We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :P
Nah, very different thing. The massive multi-city-block spanning event in my town is more than a "fair" and very much a local point of pride in supporting our artists and the arts (and possibly also food trucks and getting drunk while dehydrated). Also while out of towners show up (it gets an attendance of 350,000 which is like half our population, so it's not all locals, it certainly is something that isn't exclusively one or the other), I'd think some tourists aren't as stupid as we are to go out in all the heat and stick to their hotel pools. It's not even located in the touristest district. I love all the performances and displays and I'm not too hip for it all... where I will agree with you is it's the crowd and the heat that's the problem. I want to go, I just want to do it in a personal, air-conditioned mech suit.
ETA: Rereading this, it sounds more douchey than I intend. This is an event near and dear to my and many of my friends' hearts is all. It's just effing HOT.
Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
:( *offers hugs*
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I'm guessing Orthos didn't hang out with too many metalheads.
Not the kind that swore a lot. My dad was always pretty fond of classic metal - AC/DC, Metallica, Zeppelin, etc. - and he was the one to introduce me to the genre growing up, but we always bought the censored versions of albums.
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We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :PNah, very different thing. The massive multi-city-block spanning event in my town is far more than a "fair" and very much a local point of pride in how much we support our artists and the arts (and possibly also food trucks and getting drunk while dehydrated). Also while out of towners show up (it gets an attendance of 350,000 which is like half our population, so it's not all locals, it certainly is something that isn't exclusively one or the other), I'd think some tourists aren't as stupid as we are to go out in all the heat and stick to their hotel pools. It's not even located in the touristest district. I love all the performances and displays and I'm not too hip for it all... where I will agree with you is it's the crowd and the heat that's the problem. I want to go, I just want to do it in a personal, air-conditioned mech suit.
Lol. Ummm, yeah, I can see how that would sound if you’re not from here, but A2 art fair is not small. :P
And I hear you about the mech suit! No overheating, protection from sensory overwhelm, can sit while it does the walking for me.... okay, ngl, that kinda sounds awesome for every day too.... ^.^Edit: and no worries, no offense taken. I’m extra down on things that require lots of walking right now, and I was more snarky than intended. Last time I went to the zoo I was bed bound for a week from pain. Yes, I need a damn wheelchair. No, I am not in a position to get one for various reasons. Art fair has never been my favorite, but I did used to enjoy a quick tour of it back before it hurt so much to walk. Sorry for being snotty about something important to you, and thank you for explaining.
Well, sh*t. I don't know the details, but that sounds f*cking terrible. I'm really sorry.Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
+1 :(
Ugh, talking about art fair reminds me that I need to go back to the pharmacy tomorrow... on the other side of town, past the art fair traffic. >.<
*shakes fist at insurance company that wouldn’t authorize my scrips two days early*
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The nightly dilemma.... it’s time to go to bed, but there’s a cat on my lap and it would be a crime to wake him when he’s being so cute and cuddly <3
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I'm guessing Orthos didn't hang out with too many metalheads.Not the kind that swore a lot. My dad was always pretty fond of classic metal - AC/DC, Metallica, Zeppelin, etc. - and he was the one to introduce me to the genre growing up, but we always bought the censored versions of albums.
Censored versions are NOT heavy metal.
I didn't even know you COULD buy censored versions of Led Zeppelin.
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Holy s@@!! All three of my weather apps on my phone agree on the temperature! It's a summer miracle!!
Oh right, it's going to be hot as f!&* out, damn.
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Rained out, g+%&&&n f!$*ing rain.
G&+&+*n it, Barry, you a!#@*!+!!
Yeppers. A2 has a lot of the same kind of energy as a larger city, but also all the trees! ( no, really, the last time I went on the Ferris wheel at the carnival I was struck by the way the town just disappears and looks like a forest from above) I love the balance of it, having all the cool stuff around, but also nature.Not sure if Lynora's in a college town, but it sounds like it to me.We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :Pwha? Only new yorkers ignore the things that make their area great as a sign of pride!
Seriously the city's greatest comic book store and rpg shop used to be on the same street with the empire state building. Didnt find that out for years upon years because we didnt bother looking up.
are you sure you don't live here?
You just described here.
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(1) We have encountered LordSynos, and he is Tall. We will commence with the feeding shortly. (He’s currently shopping with Shiro, GothBard, and Impus Major while I relax at the hotel with Impus Minor.)We expect photographic documentation.
From Lord Synos.
On Facebook.
hmph.
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Well, sh*t. I don't know the details, but that sounds f*cking terrible. I'm really sorry.Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
it was. And still is. This isn't over. I will likely have to be interviewed and my job may be investigated, may not be depending. This could just be one angry semi-betrayal, or the complaints could have merit. I have nothing to hide, but still...this hurts. And it hurts the people I work with. Ah well. No choice but to be professional.
We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :PNah, very different thing. The massive multi-city-block spanning event in my town is more than a "fair" and very much a local point of pride in supporting our artists and the arts (and possibly also food trucks and getting drunk while dehydrated). Also while out of towners show up (it gets an attendance of 350,000 which is like half our population, so it's not all locals, it certainly is something that isn't exclusively one or the other), I'd think some tourists aren't as stupid as we are to go out in all the heat and stick to their hotel pools. It's not even located in the touristest district. I love all the performances and displays and I'm not too hip for it all... where I will agree with you is it's the crowd and the heat that's the problem. I want to go, I just want to do it in a personal, air-conditioned mech suit.
ETA: Rereading this, it sounds more douchey than I intend. This is an event near and dear to my and many of my friends' hearts is all. It's just effing HOT.
:( *offers hugs*Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
thank you, delicious ranch dipped slaad.
+1 :(Well, sh*t. I don't know the details, but that sounds f*cking terrible. I'm really sorry.Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
thank you.
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it was. And still is. This isn't over. I will likely have to be interviewed and my job may be investigated, may not be depending. This could just be one angry semi-betrayal, or the complaints could have merit. I have nothing to hide, but still...this hurts. And it hurts the people I work with. Ah well. No choice but to be professional.Well, sh*t. I don't know the details, but that sounds f*cking terrible. I'm really sorry.Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
All the hugs.
A2 art fair is a fun time. We have a standing rule to meet at the nearest pub if we get separated. I'm pretty sure my friends intentionally break off from the group to hit the pubs. This year is definitely a pass though as the heat will be unbearable.
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Lynora, let's work on that mech suit. I'm sure with my Master's degree in English I'll find a way to engineer it, honest!!!
I'll dig the hole for the underground lair you'll need.
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AMBY PM
That really does sound like a medication, especially when it is in all caps.
Lynora, let's work on that mech suit. I'm sure with my Master's degree in English I'll find a way to engineer it, honest!!!
are you two TRYING to seduce me?
Yeppers. A2 has a lot of the same kind of energy as a larger city, but also all the trees! ( no, really, the last time I went on the Ferris wheel at the carnival I was struck by the way the town just disappears and looks like a forest from above) I love the balance of it, having all the cool stuff around, but also nature.Not sure if Lynora's in a college town, but it sounds like it to me.We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :Pwha? Only new yorkers ignore the things that make their area great as a sign of pride!
Seriously the city's greatest comic book store and rpg shop used to be on the same street with the empire state building. Didnt find that out for years upon years because we didnt bother looking up.
are you sure you don't live here?
You just described here.
There’s a reason why I loved New York the one time I visited, waaaay back when. :)
AMBY PM
That really does sound like a medication, especially when it is in all caps.
You're not wrong. Ambien knockoff.
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Lynora, let's work on that mech suit. I'm sure with my Master's degree in English I'll find a way to engineer it, honest!!!are you two TRYING to seduce me?
Well, you need cheering up, and I need that mech suit, so... is it working? ;)
There’s a reason why I loved New York the one time I visited, waaaay back when. :)Yeppers. A2 has a lot of the same kind of energy as a larger city, but also all the trees! ( no, really, the last time I went on the Ferris wheel at the carnival I was struck by the way the town just disappears and looks like a forest from above) I love the balance of it, having all the cool stuff around, but also nature.Not sure if Lynora's in a college town, but it sounds like it to me.We also have art fair this week. Like most townies, I avoid like the plague. Predictably the weather this week is ungodly hot and intermittent rain. So yeah, no thanks. Crowds, heat, and walking: all the no. :Pwha? Only new yorkers ignore the things that make their area great as a sign of pride!
Seriously the city's greatest comic book store and rpg shop used to be on the same street with the empire state building. Didnt find that out for years upon years because we didnt bother looking up.
are you sure you don't live here?
You just described here.
why didn't you call me?! Or did you have absolutely NO idea who I was at the time?
it was. And still is. This isn't over. I will likely have to be interviewed and my job may be investigated, may not be depending. This could just be one angry semi-betrayal, or the complaints could have merit. I have nothing to hide, but still...this hurts. And it hurts the people I work with. Ah well. No choice but to be professional.Well, sh*t. I don't know the details, but that sounds f*cking terrible. I'm really sorry.Hope your day today went well, or at least better than expected, Freehold.it went. There's no...coming back...from what happened yesterday. It will remain with me forever, professionally speaking.
*Offers sympathetic and stiff-upper-lipped shoulder pat*
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You're not wrong. Ambien knockoff.AMBY PM
That really does sound like a medication, especially when it is in all caps.
now I just want to see Amby going around punching people in the face to knock them unconscious as her night job.