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Aberzombie wrote:
Huzzah! I have a new niece down in Texas. Maggie was born just about an hour ago! 6 lb 15 oz, and 20.25 inches long! And she share the same birthday with her 3 year old sister.

Wooot!


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

Meh. Time to chop some pallets up for a fire

Do you use a circular saw for that?

Sawzall actually. Circular saws can catch the nails, and that's never good. Sawzalls are much more forgiving. If you had a FB page I had some posted pics of the Celtic-knotwork grain on some of the 'real' logs I was splitting.

Tip for cheap woodburners: If a landscaper offers you unsplit wood for $100/cord, most like it is going to be all the pieces he didn't want to split himself. Man this stuff is GNARLY.

...Aand I still have to get to the dentists eep!

blink*

I always used a circular saw and just avoided the nail for the most part.


Holy... crap. After the earthquake last year, Japan MOVED FIVE FEET TO THE EAST. The whole country. That's how powerful the forces at work there were.


Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

Meh. Time to chop some pallets up for a fire

Do you use a circular saw for that?

Sawzall actually. Circular saws can catch the nails, and that's never good. Sawzalls are much more forgiving. If you had a FB page I had some posted pics of the Celtic-knotwork grain on some of the 'real' logs I was splitting.

Tip for cheap woodburners: If a landscaper offers you unsplit wood for $100/cord, most like it is going to be all the pieces he didn't want to split himself. Man this stuff is GNARLY.

...Aand I still have to get to the dentists eep!

blink*

I always used a circular saw and just avoided the nail for the most part.

It's not the nail you see that gets you, it's the nail you don't see. I lost a circular saw that way. Broke the belt on it snd I'm not tinkerer enough to fix it.


Bleh. Waiting at the dentists sux


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

Meh. Time to chop some pallets up for a fire

Do you use a circular saw for that?

Sawzall actually. Circular saws can catch the nails, and that's never good. Sawzalls are much more forgiving. If you had a FB page I had some posted pics of the Celtic-knotwork grain on some of the 'real' logs I was splitting.

Tip for cheap woodburners: If a landscaper offers you unsplit wood for $100/cord, most like it is going to be all the pieces he didn't want to split himself. Man this stuff is GNARLY.

...Aand I still have to get to the dentists eep!

blink*

I always used a circular saw and just avoided the nail for the most part.
It's not the nail you see that gets you, it's the nail you don't see. I lost a circular saw that way. Broke the belt on it snd I'm not tinkerer enough to fix it.

ouch


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Missing points? I can give you an arrow-like branch to the knee to drive the point home.

Trust me. I miss points all the time.

But I speak three languages and moonlight as a stripper when I'm not in my college classes.

I bring wood.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
Aberzombie wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I was at a fight once, and a hockey game broke out.
Nope no fighting or checking, not that that stops some people.
At least tell me someone lost a tooth!

Nope face shields or cages are required, however I did make a turn way sharper then I should have and ended up slamming backwards into the boards.


lynora wrote:
@FHDM: Nuh-uh. That excuse doesn't fly. I have what can be kindly described as a special relationship with time, which is to say I have no sense of time whatsoever, but I still get the kidlet and myself to school on time every day. It's not easy. Especially when you're extra distractible, but I know it's possible. I just can't bear the rudeness of being late. My dad (who also has dyscalculia) made us late to everything when I was growing up and I hated it, always apologizing everywhere we went and never being able to just relax and enjoy stuff because we were always rushing around. So I learned how to be on time even with my crappy sense of time. Things are so much more peaceful that way.

et tu, lynora?! Everyone has their pet peeves I guess. I tend not to get along with people who have time issues as their pet peeve because it's always someone else's fault when the show is on the other foot and they are late. My issue with this comes from my mom who will throw a hissy fit if you are late or make her wait but will not have a problem with being late herself, i find most other people who insist on punctuality are the same way.


Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

Meh. Time to chop some pallets up for a fire

Do you use a circular saw for that?

Sawzall actually. Circular saws can catch the nails, and that's never good. Sawzalls are much more forgiving. If you had a FB page I had some posted pics of the Celtic-knotwork grain on some of the 'real' logs I was splitting.

Tip for cheap woodburners: If a landscaper offers you unsplit wood for $100/cord, most like it is going to be all the pieces he didn't want to split himself. Man this stuff is GNARLY.

...Aand I still have to get to the dentists eep!

blink*

I always used a circular saw and just avoided the nail for the most part.
It's not the nail you see that gets you, it's the nail you don't see. I lost a circular saw that way. Broke the belt on it snd I'm not tinkerer enough to fix it.
ouch

Yah that was last winter. And all I had at the time was my battery tools to replace it. Man a few pallets become a big chore when using battery-pack tools to cut them up. I made sure I had a sawzall that uses current this time around

Shadow Lodge

Aberzombie wrote:
TOZ wrote:
Just had to replace the catalytic converter on my S10, so I feel your pain Jess.
Ah, the S10. Awesome truck. My younger brother had one for several years.

I love my little truck truck. For being 11 years old, it still runs pretty good, even with the couple repairs its had.

Shadow Lodge

Aberzombie wrote:
The rumor for the next flick is that the villain will be Khan.

While I enjoyed the reboot, I don't see this. They can name the character Khan, but it won't be THE Khan.

Shadow Lodge

Aberzombie wrote:
It's Revenge of the Post Replies miniblitz.

I'd do a catchup return volley, but TOZ needs food badly.

Liberty's Edge

Aberzombie wrote:

Mmmmm....Guinness.

But veggie burger?!? Blergh!

Veggie burgers are f~#*ing awesome with maple syrup and bacon. Trust me.

Liberty's Edge

Aberzombie wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Yeah that Lestat movie with Aaliyah was eminently forgettable.

Indeed. Sad thing is, I used to love the Anne Rice books. Even went to one of her public Halloween parties one year. I dressed as a priest - it was awesome. People kept coming up to take pictures with me.

Anyway, then a few years back, Rice got into some big stink with Al Copeland, the owner of Popeyes Fried Chicken, because he bought a refurbished a building she liked and had written into one of the Lestat books. She acted like a f&~~ing child during the whole fiasco. I haven't read any of her stuff since.

This... is the funniest thing I've ever heard.


The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:

Mmmmm....Guinness.

But veggie burger?!? Blergh!

Veggie burgers are f&*%ing awesome with maple syrup and bacon. Trust me.

That actually sounds pretty good.


Also, my boss changing stories regarding a 5 minute grace period with the punch clock to the point the his boss had to get involved, his standing "if you're on time, you're late" policy, and his being caught changing the clocks in our place of business so that everyone would be on his time lead to other issues with me and time.

Liberty's Edge

Kelsey MacAilbert wrote:
I'm not exactly the smartest or most intuitive person on these boards. I have a general tendency to miss points.

Hey, that's my job.


Freehold DM wrote:
lynora wrote:
@FHDM: Nuh-uh. That excuse doesn't fly. I have what can be kindly described as a special relationship with time, which is to say I have no sense of time whatsoever, but I still get the kidlet and myself to school on time every day. It's not easy. Especially when you're extra distractible, but I know it's possible. I just can't bear the rudeness of being late. My dad (who also has dyscalculia) made us late to everything when I was growing up and I hated it, always apologizing everywhere we went and never being able to just relax and enjoy stuff because we were always rushing around. So I learned how to be on time even with my crappy sense of time. Things are so much more peaceful that way.
et tu, lynora?! Everyone has their pet peeves I guess. I tend not to get along with people who have time issues as their pet peeve because it's always someone else's fault when the show is on the other foot and they are late. My issue with this comes from my mom who will throw a hissy fit if you are late or make her wait but will not have a problem with being late herself, i find most other people who insist on punctuality are the same way.

Fair enough. I'm pretty laid back about other people's punctuality (within reason, and if it's all the time I start giving start times half an hour before I actually want them there), but I hate being late myself. It screws up my whole day. I was late twice last semester and both times it bugged me the whole day. Once was because of icy roads; naturally I chose getting there in one piece over getting there on time. And the other time was my own stupid fault. I was having one of those mornings and I forgot to grab my keys as I left the apartment, and then had to get the maintenance guy to let me back into my apartment. That was the pits because I didn't just screw up my day, I screwed up my son's day too. :(

And this is why I hate being late.

The Exchange

Lunch, you by so fast.


Aberzombie wrote:

Classified docs reveal why Tolkien failed to win '61 Nobel Prize

Interesting......

Of course! It was won by someone we've never heard of! That quote either came from an idiot, or someone for whom English is a second (far second) language.


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Did I mention I speak THREE languages?


*ook*


Who is Urizen? Why is he posting in our thread?


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TOZ wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
The rumor for the next flick is that the villain will be Khan.
While I enjoyed the reboot, I don't see this. They can name the character Khan, but it won't be THE Khan.

If they do Khan, though it would need to be Khan from the Original Series, and not from the Wrath of Khan. You could do something fun and make Khan an ally in the next movie.


Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Who is Urizen? Why is he posting in our thread?

I ask myself that very question. Smoke him out.

<twirls 'stache>


Hey it aint 4:20 yet!

>.>

<.<

OK, it's 4:20 somewhere ...


How come I don't get smoked out?


You're exhaling too soon?


I question whether there's anything to smoke.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.

fie on this. If this were true we would not have a new star trek movie to begin with.


I blame Cosmo.


>.>

<.<


Freehold DM wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.
fie on this. If this were true we would not have a new star trek movie to begin with.

Nope. They didn't remake a previous Star Trek to make that movie.

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Freehold DM wrote:
lynora wrote:
@FHDM: Nuh-uh. That excuse doesn't fly. I have what can be kindly described as a special relationship with time, which is to say I have no sense of time whatsoever, but I still get the kidlet and myself to school on time every day. It's not easy. Especially when you're extra distractible, but I know it's possible. I just can't bear the rudeness of being late. My dad (who also has dyscalculia) made us late to everything when I was growing up and I hated it, always apologizing everywhere we went and never being able to just relax and enjoy stuff because we were always rushing around. So I learned how to be on time even with my crappy sense of time. Things are so much more peaceful that way.
et tu, lynora?! Everyone has their pet peeves I guess. I tend not to get along with people who have time issues as their pet peeve because it's always someone else's fault when the show is on the other foot and they are late. My issue with this comes from my mom who will throw a hissy fit if you are late or make her wait but will not have a problem with being late herself, i find most other people who insist on punctuality are the same way.

The only time I'm anal about time is work. We have several accounts that are very time sensitive. And I feel that if a customer is told I will be there at 8am, then I owe it to them, and their money, to be there at 7:45am.

I stressed to him the night before that BMW/Mercedes is very time sensitive, we MUST be removed from the interior of the building by 8:30am. The pay us $195/month to follow these instructions.
Otherwise although I myself am a timely nut, I do not hold everyone to my standards on the matter.

The Exchange

Bitter Thorn wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

I say new guy as in he was hired 3 months ago. This week boss is up in Boston with his girlfriend, and this guy has been late everyday.

Wed: 45min late, Thur: 20min late, Today: 10min late BEFORE he calls to tell me he's going to be another 30min.

I'm getting tired of calling the customers and telling them we're going to have to reschedule them on account of this douche.

Why does this guy still have a job?

EDIT: Naked what?

Because I can't fire him. Although he may not after tomorrow. Boss will not be happy that the Advornia's dropped our service because we couldn't be there until 45min AFTER our scheduled time. :(


Treants In the Mist wrote:
Did I mention I speak THREE languages?

Uri!


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.

+1

Shadow Lodge

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.

Define classics.

The Exchange

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And..... I get home after busting my hump trying to play catch up, and... flames were brought in to MY DAMN HOUSE!?

We have rules here, and even us OG FaWTLies abide, if you can't follow them then this probably isn't the place you're looking for.


TOZ wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.
Define classics.

+1

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TOZ wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.
Define classics.

A 1968/69 Toronado. That's my idea of a classic. :)


Freehold DM wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.
fie on this. If this were true we would not have a new star trek movie to begin with.

I really disliked the new one.

Shadow Lodge

I liked it, but I find it separate from the original.

The Exchange

Justin Franklin wrote:
TOZ wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
The rumor for the next flick is that the villain will be Khan.
While I enjoyed the reboot, I don't see this. They can name the character Khan, but it won't be THE Khan.
If they do Khan, though it would need to be Khan from the Original Series, and not from the Wrath of Khan. You could do something fun and make Khan an ally in the next movie.

Wouldn't that be kinda what they did with the first in the relaunched series? I mean he was rather "Kahn-like" I think.

The Exchange

TOZ wrote:
I liked it, but I find it separate from the original.

I was not much of a Star Trek fan, but I did enjoy the re-make/visioning. So I pretty much agree with you on this one TOZ.


TOZ wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.
Define classics.

I don't define them; they define themselves in a complex interaction with All That Is. I just recognize them.

The Exchange

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Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
TOZ wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Leave The Classics The Hell Alone.
Define classics.
I don't define them; they define themselves in a complex interaction with All That Is. I just recognize them.

A classic is old. A Classic will never be, despite how old it gets. ;)


Moorluck wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
lynora wrote:
@FHDM: Nuh-uh. That excuse doesn't fly. I have what can be kindly described as a special relationship with time, which is to say I have no sense of time whatsoever, but I still get the kidlet and myself to school on time every day. It's not easy. Especially when you're extra distractible, but I know it's possible. I just can't bear the rudeness of being late. My dad (who also has dyscalculia) made us late to everything when I was growing up and I hated it, always apologizing everywhere we went and never being able to just relax and enjoy stuff because we were always rushing around. So I learned how to be on time even with my crappy sense of time. Things are so much more peaceful that way.
et tu, lynora?! Everyone has their pet peeves I guess. I tend not to get along with people who have time issues as their pet peeve because it's always someone else's fault when the show is on the other foot and they are late. My issue with this comes from my mom who will throw a hissy fit if you are late or make her wait but will not have a problem with being late herself, i find most other people who insist on punctuality are the same way.

The only time I'm anal about time is work. We have several accounts that are very time sensitive. And I feel that if a customer is told I will be there at 8am, then I owe it to them, and their money, to be there at 7:45am.

I stressed to him the night before that BMW/Mercedes is very time sensitive, we MUST be removed from the interior of the building by 8:30am. The pay us $195/month to follow these instructions.
Otherwise although I myself am a timely nut, I do not hold everyone to my standards on the matter.

My outlook is a lot like this.

Diane is chronically late and it drives me out of my mind. Lots of my friends run late, but I tolerate it.

Tardiness in a professional setting is unacceptable!

I actually had to explain to an adult who came late to a job interview late why he didn't get interviewed or get the job. Unbelievable!

EDIT: Naked crankiness for ToP again !?

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