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It was intentionally subtle.
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Unlike that.
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Happy Birthday, Vany and wishing you many more. And then preemptively wishing you a very Happy eventual Dracolich-dom Ravener-dom whenever you get around to it.
And stroopvaffles!So, wait, when I spend years drenching waffles in caramel and squishing them into a sandwich, it's "weird" but when a whole country of windmill and flower meadow enthusiasts do it, it's the Next Big Culinary Thing.
Poppycock, I say!
Not only are they thin caramel waffle sandwiches, they're perfectly sized so you can place them as a cover atop your cup of [HOT BEVERIDGE] and let the rising heat warm them up.
Bob Ross Captain and his crew spent their per diem at the strip club, the one time they got a per diem.
Dammit Bob Ross Captain! CALL A BROTHER WHEN YOU'RE GOING TO THE CLUB!
Happy Birthday, Vany and wishing you many more. And then preemptively wishing you a very Happy eventual
Dracolich-domRavener-dom whenever you get around to it.Not only are they thin caramel waffle sandwiches, they're perfectly sized so you can place them as a cover atop your cup of [HOT BEVERIDGE] and let the rising heat warm them up.And stroopvaffles!So, wait, when I spend years drenching waffles in caramel and squishing them into a sandwich, it's "weird" but when a whole country of windmill and flower meadow enthusiasts do it, it's the Next Big Culinary Thing.
Poppycock, I say!
just sent some to a friend. I hope she loved them.
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Been gone a while...Mostly cause s@*+, life and bad luck happens.
So I'm not really going to try to keep up with all that's happened around here as well it really seems a hassle for me in a period where my mental resources, health and mood isn't really in any kind of top form.
In stead of boring and bumming you out with the how's and why's of my current condition. I'm wanna say I'm sorry - especially to NH and family - That I can't be around here or meet and greet you guys'n'gals in Copenhagen.
I just can't, as I would feel more like a burden by trying to tag along while I'm hobbling around as badly as I am currently, not to get in to the exhausted, moody and depressed mindscape I'm in. If I'm going to show up to meet any FaWtLer's I want to be at least presentable, open and somewhat cheery (with the last part being particularly difficult as I'm likely to spout of fairly controversial, inappropriate or heterodox opinions or positions when discussing weighty or sensitive topics - ie politics, religion or social issues*).
*Despite drawing ever closer to 40, I'm still as of much an contrarian, anti authoritarian 'edgy boy' as I was 10-15 years ago.
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Okay, so all summer traveling is finished; almost all visits to our house are finished; most all summer projects are either finished, cancelled, or otherwise negated.
Now I can fiiiiiiiiiiiiinally sleep.
Oh, wait, school starts back in a week and a half. :I
Dang it.
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A week and a half!?!
Dude, it's still July!
Why the f*%& are you starting school in a week and a half!?!
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Our summer is only half over for us, and we live on the frozen tundra!
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A week and a half!?!
Dude, it's still July!
Why the f@&@ are you starting school in a week and a half!?!
All the schools here start again on the first or second week of August.
Ebon's school in Arizona is starting next week.
A week and a half!?!
Dude, it's still July!
Why the f@&@ are you starting school in a week and a half!?!
All the schools here start again on the first or second week of August.
Ebon's school in Arizona is starting next week.
That's f@*!ed up, man.
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A week and a half!?!
Dude, it's still July!
Why the f@&@ are you starting school in a week and a half!?!
All the schools here start again on the first or second week of August.
Ebon's school in Arizona is starting next week.
that's insane.
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Safe in Copenhagen.
You may be safe in Copenhagen, but is Copenhagen safe from you?
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Gratz Vanykrye!
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Happy belated birthday well-wishes Vany =)
Good luck, Cover Turtle. I do hope that your life improves. We are here if you need us.
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Been gone a while...Mostly cause s!%%, life and bad luck happens.
So I'm not really going to try to keep up with all that's happened around here as well it really seems a hassle for me in a period where my mental resources, health and mood isn't really in any kind of top form.In stead of boring and bumming you out with the how's and why's of my current condition. I'm wanna say I'm sorry - especially to NH and family - That I can't be around here or meet and greet you guys'n'gals in Copenhagen.
I just can't, as I would feel more like a burden by trying to tag along while I'm hobbling around as badly as I am currently, not to get in to the exhausted, moody and depressed mindscape I'm in. If I'm going to show up to meet any FaWtLer's I want to be at least presentable, open and somewhat cheery (with the last part being particularly difficult as I'm likely to spout of fairly controversial, inappropriate or heterodox opinions or positions when discussing weighty or sensitive topics - ie politics, religion or social issues*).*Despite drawing ever closer to 40, I'm still as of much an contrarian, anti authoritarian 'edgy boy' as I was 10-15 years ago.
Aw! No one’s under any obligation to meet us! Relax, recover, and cover, turtle.
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Safe in Copenhagen.You may be safe in Copenhagen, but is Copenhagen safe from you?
The kids already spotted the swan-shaped paddle boats.
Interesting how time changes culture. in 1987 and 1997, the Parisiens were complete jerks. In 1987, the Germans in Germany were friendly.
This trip, the Parisiens were warm and welcoming, and every German we’ve met has been a jerk. Must be the heat...
Clocking out. Good night, everyone.
*gets tagged*
Now you just need to get bagged.Clocking out. Good night, everyone.*gets tagged*
Just as long as their is no tea involved.
Your fren mick is an idiot.
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In Infinity War, Tony Stark used the Mark 50 suit. Bruce Banner, however, used the Mark Ruffalo.
I'm to much of a comic nerd for this joke. I just wanted to correct you about the use of mark 50.
My son is mad at me. He was going to the pool with some friends, and I suggested that if he wanted to impress the girls he should put a potato in his trunks. Apparently I forgot to tell him to put it in the front of his trunks.
Chip off the ol block eh?
We're talking movies, not comics.In Infinity War, Tony Stark used the Mark 50 suit. Bruce Banner, however, used the Mark Ruffalo.I'm to much of a comic nerd for this joke. I just wanted to correct you about the use of mark 50.
I don't think he ever called it mark 50 in the movies either.
It may have been written somewhere. Or maybe someone just counted all the other suits he's used in the MCU and this was the 50th.I don't think he ever called it mark 50 in the movies either.We're talking movies, not comics.In Infinity War, Tony Stark used the Mark 50 suit. Bruce Banner, however, used the Mark Ruffalo.I'm to much of a comic nerd for this joke. I just wanted to correct you about the use of mark 50.
I wasn't going to go down this road but you brought me their so now this is where we are.
But yeah I think the (maybe?)official name for that suit was "The Bleeding edge"
Surely that's the name of Gamora's sword.It may have been written somewhere. Or maybe someone just counted all the other suits he's used in the MCU and this was the 50th.I don't think he ever called it mark 50 in the movies either.We're talking movies, not comics.In Infinity War, Tony Stark used the Mark 50 suit. Bruce Banner, however, used the Mark Ruffalo.I'm to much of a comic nerd for this joke. I just wanted to correct you about the use of mark 50.I wasn't going to go down this road but you brought me their so now this is where we are.
But yeah I think the (maybe?)official name for that suit was "The Bleeding edge"
I don't know about that but It will be the name of a random magic weapon in one of my games now.
"The Edge" was actually the name of my favorite sword from a 1st edition forgotten realms book. It was "the ultimate sharpness weapon." It ignored all armor because it cut through it like a hot knife thru butter. Plus the sharpness quality and for some reason it also deployed 3 little poisonous dancing daggers from its hilt for some unknown reason.
Make sure it has the Wounding property.I don't know about that but It will be the name of a random magic weapon in one of my games now.Surely that's the name of Gamora's sword.It may have been written somewhere. Or maybe someone just counted all the other suits he's used in the MCU and this was the 50th.I don't think he ever called it mark 50 in the movies either.We're talking movies, not comics.In Infinity War, Tony Stark used the Mark 50 suit. Bruce Banner, however, used the Mark Ruffalo.I'm to much of a comic nerd for this joke. I just wanted to correct you about the use of mark 50.I wasn't going to go down this road but you brought me their so now this is where we are.
But yeah I think the (maybe?)official name for that suit was "The Bleeding edge"
Right? how disappointing would that be if it didn't?
PC's begin quest to hunt down the person who named it "The Bleeding Edge"
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PC's begin quest to hunt down the person who named it "The Bleeding Edge"
It was me!!
That does make the most sense actually...
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Our vacation was well-timed. We’re all pretty much done for the trip. The heat wave isn’t helping, but honestly 80 F (27 C) isn’t that bad; if we weren’t all “tripped out” we’d probably be looking to do a bus tour or a couple of museums and parks and such.
Instead, today’ll be a late breakfast, a bit of exploring (but not a lot), back to the hotel to get dressed up. Dinner at Noma, and an early evening.
Tomorrow I doubt Impus Minor’ll leave the hotel room. And at this point of the trip, that’s totally OK.
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If you're ever in the Netherlands I can show you around too.that sounds amazing. I truly envy them your company.It was lovely meeting NH, Gothbard, Shiro and the Impii.
We did a lot of walking, talked about a lot of forbidden FaWtL topics. I made them eat weird food.
You should come to Wisconsin!
GameholeCon is in November.
I wont be able to make it this year (travel budget has already been spend), but maybe next year?