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Woran wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
She could move to TN all things will be open soon. shortly I imagine before they close again because everyone in TN will have the Covid.
I heard you guys had a huge one day jump.

So many people are going to die, between things like this, governors in Iowa and Texas and no doubt elsewhere saying if you DON'T return to work when they reopen that's a "voluntary quit" and you lose all unemployment benefits, and the attorney general threatening to sue states that don't reopen.

Can we just cancel this country and put California in charge?

You know that practically means splintering USA at best (to an accompaniment of booming Russian and Chinese laughter), and an another Civil War at worst?

Quote:
They seem to have their heads on straight for this thing at least
Exactly what would cause the war.
I'm still saying we should launch the USA into space. On general principles.

...but I don't want to live in space. Bad things happen when you send people into space.


Nudity isnt bad. Its natural.


lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm quite angry and pissed off right now.
Same. There's an article about a local politician here that is SO sickening that I'm not even going to link or summarize it.

Let me guess... initials T.K.?

Yeah, he's a prize specimen of humanity.

Ken Turnage out of Antioch. Google at your own risk.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Woran wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
She could move to TN all things will be open soon. shortly I imagine before they close again because everyone in TN will have the Covid.
I heard you guys had a huge one day jump.

So many people are going to die, between things like this, governors in Iowa and Texas and no doubt elsewhere saying if you DON'T return to work when they reopen that's a "voluntary quit" and you lose all unemployment benefits, and the attorney general threatening to sue states that don't reopen.

Can we just cancel this country and put California in charge?

You know that practically means splintering USA at best (to an accompaniment of booming Russian and Chinese laughter), and an another Civil War at worst?

Quote:
They seem to have their heads on straight for this thing at least
Exactly what would cause the war.
I'm still saying we should launch the USA into space. On general principles.
...but I don't want to live in space. Bad things happen when you send people into space.

I thought you'd go here


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NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm quite angry and pissed off right now.
Same. There's an article about a local politician here that is SO sickening that I'm not even going to link or summarize it.

Let me guess... initials T.K.?

Yeah, he's a prize specimen of humanity.
Ken Turnage out of Antioch. Google at your own risk.

Looked him up. Real piece of work, this guy. You think there's any chance he'll get the boot?


Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Woran wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
She could move to TN all things will be open soon. shortly I imagine before they close again because everyone in TN will have the Covid.
I heard you guys had a huge one day jump.

So many people are going to die, between things like this, governors in Iowa and Texas and no doubt elsewhere saying if you DON'T return to work when they reopen that's a "voluntary quit" and you lose all unemployment benefits, and the attorney general threatening to sue states that don't reopen.

Can we just cancel this country and put California in charge?

You know that practically means splintering USA at best (to an accompaniment of booming Russian and Chinese laughter), and an another Civil War at worst?

Quote:
They seem to have their heads on straight for this thing at least
Exactly what would cause the war.
I'm still saying we should launch the USA into space. On general principles.
...but I don't want to live in space. Bad things happen when you send people into space.
I thought you'd go here

Oh no no no no no, I'd just gotten him to nod off, now you've gone and got him riled up again, what'd I do to deserve this?


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NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm quite angry and pissed off right now.
Same. There's an article about a local politician here that is SO sickening that I'm not even going to link or summarize it.

Let me guess... initials T.K.?

Yeah, he's a prize specimen of humanity.
Ken Turnage out of Antioch. Google at your own risk.

That's who I meant; not sure why I typed the initials backwards. I still have some friends who live out there. One is a hospice nurse/punk musician. You can imagine, she has views.


Orthos wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm quite angry and pissed off right now.
Same. There's an article about a local politician here that is SO sickening that I'm not even going to link or summarize it.

Let me guess... initials T.K.?

Yeah, he's a prize specimen of humanity.
Ken Turnage out of Antioch. Google at your own risk.
Looked him up. Real piece of work, this guy. You think there's any chance he'll get the boot?

No; Antioch is notoriously corrupt and conservative. Notice that he's both the chairman of the planning commission for Antioch *AND* a general contractor in Antioch. Er... conflict of interest much?

I don't know Antioch's government, but such positions are typically appointments with no method for removal short of a council meeting, and most councils aren't meeting all that often because of the coronavirus, so between logistics issues and legal difficulties, I expect he'll be just fine. In Antioch he'll probably see an uptick in business thanks to his views.


lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm quite angry and pissed off right now.
Same. There's an article about a local politician here that is SO sickening that I'm not even going to link or summarize it.

Let me guess... initials T.K.?

Yeah, he's a prize specimen of humanity.
Ken Turnage out of Antioch. Google at your own risk.
That's who I meant; not sure why I typed the initials backwards. I still have some friends who live out there. One is a hospice nurse/punk musician. You can imagine, she has views.

I'd probably get along with her just fine.


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Paywall, but..holy shit. No words here.


NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm quite angry and pissed off right now.
Same. There's an article about a local politician here that is SO sickening that I'm not even going to link or summarize it.

Let me guess... initials T.K.?

Yeah, he's a prize specimen of humanity.
Ken Turnage out of Antioch. Google at your own risk.
That's who I meant; not sure why I typed the initials backwards. I still have some friends who live out there. One is a hospice nurse/punk musician. You can imagine, she has views.
I'd probably get along with her just fine.

Funny, but yeah, you definitely would. I've known her for 22, 23 years, but the only time you two have been in the same place, I wasn't in the mood to make introductions or greet people.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Paywall, but..holy s***. No words here.

Has this ever happened in the entire history of New York?

Also, wouldn't attempting to disinfect some of those cars have roughly the same effect as Judge Doom putting some hapless 'Toon in The Dip?


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lisamarlene wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Paywall, but..holy s***. No words here.

Has this ever happened in the entire history of New York?

Also, wouldn't attempting to disinfect some of those cars have roughly the same effect as Judge Doom putting some hapless 'Toon in The Dip?

I can see why some might think that, but no. All trains were cleaned/swept at the end of their lines(multiple times/day), and sanitized at least once a day before this. During, they are sanitized at the end of the lines, and if someone hits the 'I'm sick' button they are pulled out of service to be sanitized(although that can a b$!*$ to do).

To remove overnight service is unthinkable.


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lisamarlene wrote:
Also, wouldn't attempting to disinfect some of those cars have roughly the same effect as Judge Doom putting some hapless 'Toon in The Dip?

Not gonna lie, I nearly choked laughing at this.


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I have distributed almost all of my no longer wanted possessions to goodwill and packed up all the stuff I'm keeping except for non-winter clothes, daily-use items like fan, sleep-aid noisemaker, computer, etc., my Raspberry Pi, and a few random assorted miscellanea. I need to sort thru my vast collection of ties to keep the small few I actually wear and send the rest to GW, and then I will be completely done and ready to leave.

A full week and change early.

I imagine there will be much nervous meandering thru the next 10 days.


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It would seem whoever bought the new saw blade for our chop saw hasn't learned that some things you can't buy the cheapest possible.


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captain yesterday wrote:
It would seem whoever bought the new saw blade for our chop saw hasn't learned that some things you can't buy the cheapest possible.

Yeah. "Pay $1 for a drill bit and use it once, or pay $10 for a drill bit and use it 100 times. Which is better?"

Scary how many contractors fail that little test...


Freehold DM wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Paywall, but..holy s***. No words here.

Has this ever happened in the entire history of New York?

Also, wouldn't attempting to disinfect some of those cars have roughly the same effect as Judge Doom putting some hapless 'Toon in The Dip?

I can see why some might think that, but no. All trains were cleaned/swept at the end of their lines(multiple times/day), and sanitized at least once a day before this. During, they are sanitized at the end of the lines, and if someone hits the 'I'm sick' button they are pulled out of service to be sanitized(although that can a b$&!! to do).

To remove overnight service is unthinkable.

Sooo very different from the bay area, then.


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A fellow League of Legends player (Complaining about Impus Major being responsible and stopping playing for long periods to actually do homework): He always says he'll be "right back", but then he never comes back.
Impus Major: Just like my Dad!

Scarab Sages

Orthos, Post-Singularity wrote:
Woran wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
She could move to TN all things will be open soon. shortly I imagine before they close again because everyone in TN will have the Covid.
I heard you guys had a huge one day jump.

So many people are going to die, between things like this, governors in Iowa and Texas and no doubt elsewhere saying if you DON'T return to work when they reopen that's a "voluntary quit" and you lose all unemployment benefits, and the attorney general threatening to sue states that don't reopen.

Can we just cancel this country and put California in charge?

You know that practically means splintering USA at best (to an accompaniment of booming Russian and Chinese laughter), and an another Civil War at worst?

Quote:
They seem to have their heads on straight for this thing at least
Exactly what would cause the war.
I'm still saying we should launch the USA into space. On general principles.
I mean, I'm all in favor of going to space, but I'm imagining this doesn't include proper safety protocols.

No, its more or less sacrificing the good with the bad.

Scarab Sages

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Its still all a bit weird for me. It always is after my birthday. I've never been a big birthday celebrater, but I always would go home for the weekend because celebrating birthdays was the most important thing for my mom and we'd make cake together and now I cant do that anymore and I cant even go home now to visit my dad and make the cake myself.


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I just got my copy of Near Space, so now I'm curious what Woran wrote.

I love the book so far!


Freehold DM wrote:
Limeylongears wrote:
I've been listening to the Dragonlance Saga again, and I'm getting really strong 80s children's cartoon vibes (He-Man/D&D cartoon, etc.) from it. That was probably intentional on TSR's part.
where are you listening?

Audible. The voice acting's pretty good, but not on a par with the blokes who did the Fafhrd and Grey Mouser books and the Phoenix Guards (etc.) ones, both of whom were right out of the top drawer.


Orthos wrote:

I have distributed almost all of my no longer wanted possessions to goodwill and packed up all the stuff I'm keeping except for non-winter clothes, daily-use items like fan, sleep-aid noisemaker, computer, etc., my Raspberry Pi, and a few random assorted miscellanea. I need to sort thru my vast collection of ties to keep the small few I actually wear and send the rest to GW, and then I will be completely done and ready to leave.

A full week and change early.

I imagine there will be much nervous meandering thru the next 10 days.

Very nice of you to send all your spare ties to Games Workshop.

(Good luck and safe journey! :))


NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
It would seem whoever bought the new saw blade for our chop saw hasn't learned that some things you can't buy the cheapest possible.

Yeah. "Pay $1 for a drill bit and use it once, or pay $10 for a drill bit and use it 100 times. Which is better?"

Scary how many contractors fail that little test...

I think the big issue here is lack of trust into the product quality. If you burned yourself too many times on expensive things, you will be wary to risk more money. I can't count how many times the high cost was not followed by better quality. Yes, there are things that are much better, but unless you have a good and recent* recommendation, you might be wasting extra money.

*product quality often drops with time and disappoints, even despite the previous one was fine.


Drejk wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
It would seem whoever bought the new saw blade for our chop saw hasn't learned that some things you can't buy the cheapest possible.

Yeah. "Pay $1 for a drill bit and use it once, or pay $10 for a drill bit and use it 100 times. Which is better?"

Scary how many contractors fail that little test...

I think the big issue here is lack of trust into the product quality. If you burned yourself too many times on expensive things, you will be wary to risk more money. I can't count how many times the high cost was not followed by better quality. Yes, there are things that are much better, but unless you have a good and recent* recommendation, you might be wasting extra money.

*product quality often drops with time and disappoints, even despite the previous one was fine.

Nope, Wisconsinites are notorious for being cheap, that's why every town has two Walmarts.


Limeylongears wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Limeylongears wrote:
I've been listening to the Dragonlance Saga again, and I'm getting really strong 80s children's cartoon vibes (He-Man/D&D cartoon, etc.) from it. That was probably intentional on TSR's part.
where are you listening?
Audible. The voice acting's pretty good, but not on a par with the blokes who did the Fafhrd and Grey Mouser books and the Phoenix Guards (etc.) ones, both of whom were right out of the top drawer.

THAT 'Sounds' cool! {Pun intended) ;P

I'll have to check them out.

I still have a boxed set of audio cassettes. "Lord of the Rings", "Voiced by a full set of actors on 12- 1 hour cassettes". :)

And also a cassette of "The Hobbit", voiced by the author. :)
(My dad loved this stuff. I salvaged what I could after he died, before mom threw all the rest away) :P


I enjoy the audio book versions of 'The Dresden Files".

So far I believe that all (except one) have been read as-written by the guy who played 'Spike" on Buffy the TV series. Very enjoyable. :)


Woran wrote:
Orthos, Post-Singularity wrote:
Woran wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
She could move to TN all things will be open soon. shortly I imagine before they close again because everyone in TN will have the Covid.
I heard you guys had a huge one day jump.

So many people are going to die, between things like this, governors in Iowa and Texas and no doubt elsewhere saying if you DON'T return to work when they reopen that's a "voluntary quit" and you lose all unemployment benefits, and the attorney general threatening to sue states that don't reopen.

Can we just cancel this country and put California in charge?

You know that practically means splintering USA at best (to an accompaniment of booming Russian and Chinese laughter), and an another Civil War at worst?

Quote:
They seem to have their heads on straight for this thing at least
Exactly what would cause the war.
I'm still saying we should launch the USA into space. On general principles.
I mean, I'm all in favor of going to space, but I'm imagining this doesn't include proper safety protocols.
No, its more or less sacrificing the good with the bad.

Yeah I'm gonna have to vote against that.

Grand Lodge

Whelp, I have a lot of free time now.


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TriOmegaZero wrote:
Whelp, I have a lot of free time now.

Much time, so TOZ. Wow?

Grand Lodge

Furlough does that to you.


That sucks!


Damn, TOZ. Sorry to hear that.


I hope you guys are good to get thru the downtime. Best of luck to you.


Orthos wrote:

I have distributed almost all of my no longer wanted possessions to goodwill and packed up all the stuff I'm keeping except for non-winter clothes, daily-use items like fan, sleep-aid noisemaker, computer, etc., my Raspberry Pi, and a few random assorted miscellanea. I need to sort thru my vast collection of ties to keep the small few I actually wear and send the rest to GW, and then I will be completely done and ready to leave.

A full week and change early.

I imagine there will be much nervous meandering thru the next 10 days.

Good luck on your move. Also, what do you use your Raspberry Pi for? I need to put my 3b+ to use someday.


Happy birthday, Crookshanks!


Sorry to hear that, TOZ. Good luck and I am here if you want to talk. My phone number hasn't changed since you two lived here. Tell the wife I said hello!


About to go home. Good night, everyone.


TriOmegaZero wrote:
Furlough does that to you.

Goddamn. I am sorry man.


Good night John.


Hey there Freehold DM. Hopefully you have had a good day.


"We return from the depths of the Badlands, with a gun and a knife in our waistband, went to war with the devil and shaytan, he wore a bad toupee and a spray tan" - Killer Mike (Run The Jewels), from Talk to Me on Run The Jewels 3.


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Sharoth wrote:
Orthos wrote:

I have distributed almost all of my no longer wanted possessions to goodwill and packed up all the stuff I'm keeping except for non-winter clothes, daily-use items like fan, sleep-aid noisemaker, computer, etc., my Raspberry Pi, and a few random assorted miscellanea. I need to sort thru my vast collection of ties to keep the small few I actually wear and send the rest to GW, and then I will be completely done and ready to leave.

A full week and change early.

I imagine there will be much nervous meandering thru the next 10 days.

Good luck on your move. Also, what do you use your Raspberry Pi for? I need to put my 3b+ to use someday.

It's set up as a RetroPi console. Even looks like a tiny NES.

Scarab Sages

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captain yesterday wrote:

I just got my copy of Near Space, so now I'm curious what Woran wrote.

I love the book so far!

Thank you!

I wrote the Marixah and Gideron entries.

Scarab Sages

TriOmegaZero wrote:
Furlough does that to you.

Sorry to hear that. Good luck.


Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

I just got my copy of Near Space, so now I'm curious what Woran wrote.

I love the book so far!

Thank you!

I wrote the Marixah and Gideron entries.

WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN

Scarab Sages

Freehold DM wrote:
Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

I just got my copy of Near Space, so now I'm curious what Woran wrote.

I love the book so far!

Thank you!

I wrote the Marixah and Gideron entries.

WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN WORAN

<3


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Day so far:

Woke up before alarm.
Called both contractor and home warranty company about a work order, finally managed after 3 days to get an appointment scheduled for next week to fix my washer and dryer.
Made banana bread.
Got on biweekly check-in with homeroom. Used the magic of MSPaint and walked kiddo through FOIL after they lost the link to their teacher's video. Simultaneously demonstrated that writing with a mouse makes my handwriting into eldritch scribbles of Far Realm power.
Got straggler reflection paragraphs to Tinker v. Des Moines looked over and popped into gradebook.
Noted grass is already needing another round with the wheely guillotine. Beginning to miss my days of not having a yard.

It's not even 10.


Scintillae wrote:

Used the magic of MSPaint and walked kiddo through FOIL after they lost the link to their teacher's video. Simultaneously demonstrated that writing with a mouse makes my handwriting into eldritch scribbles of Far Realm power.

has flashbacks

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