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Syrus Terrigan wrote:

531 posts, this time around. :D

Hate that I'm missing so much of the goings-on; loving the fact that I'm earning money.

I only missed some 278...

*counts money*


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Drejk is counting money while naked...hmmm...


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You got a better way to count money...


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Also, I saw Star Wars on Tuesday night. Personally, I loved it, with very little of it bothering me. Unlike...Syrus'?...brother, no, I don't put it anywhere *near* the level of the prequels. And for me the prequels weren't spectacularly *bad*...each of those three movies had a glaring fatal moment/character/casting that made it hard to focus on the good parts of the movies, but tweaking those badly delivered scenes/characters/casting choices (I keep hearing Hayden Christensen is really good in non-SW movies) they'd be considered much, much better.


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Jah Love Dragon Yesterday wrote:
You got a better way to count money...

Have someone I find very attractive count it while naked.


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captain yesterday wrote:
I pointed him in the right direction.

Yes, you did. Thanks for the assist. :)


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Late getting to work today, for the first time in longer than I can remember. On the first bus, there was a passenger that went on a profanity-laced tirade against another passenger. The driver had to take five minutes to calm him down. As such, I missed the second bus by seconds, and had to wait 30 minutes for the next one. I hope that the rest of my day is better.


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Vanykrye wrote:
Happy Birthday Freehold.

thank you!


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Late getting to work today, for the first time in longer than I can remember. On the first bus, there was a passenger that went on a profanity-laced tirade against another passenger. The driver had to take five minutes to calm him down. As such, I missed the second bus by seconds, and had to wait 30 minutes for the next one. I hope that the rest of my day is better.

sprinkles birthday magic


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Thanks, Freehold.


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Jah Love Dragon Yesterday wrote:
You got a better way to count money...

Well, if you're going to be doing that while naked, then yes. Yes I do.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Hey, everyone. I did a little research on my own and found Mikaze's Homepage, which has a contact tab. I'm sure he'd enjoy hearing from all of his friends.

Yay?!


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Just a Mort wrote:
I'm also trying to speculate on how accurately I can guess people's Myerrs Briggs by their forum posts, but I don't think I've done a very good job. I may get 2/3 out of the 4 letters right but that's about it. And some people I really have no clue...

Cultural differences?

Not big enough sample of behavior?

Them being covered in scales and horns that make reading their faces difficult?


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Sometimes it's good being the technical lead for your division:
VP in distress: The fnord tech group can't get this portion of the application running, and the deadline's in a week! Call NobodysHome!
NobodysManager: NobodysHome, I have an urgent mission for you!
NobodysHome flies in, cape billowing, and saves the day.
VP, Manager, and Tech Group (in unison, with sparkly eyes): Thank you, NobodysHome!
(That's how it plays out in my mind, anyway.)

Sometimes it's not.
NobodysHome: OK, I just wrapped up the updates to the FOUR classes you assigned me, two full days ahead of schedule, and by tomorrow I'll have taken care of all your action items. Considering the next-most-senior team member only got 2 courses done, I was thinking of taking Friday off.
NobodysManager: I'm afraid we've been asked to decipher this 120-page tech document and reproduce it in a second environment, and I'm pretty certain no one in the group can do it except you. Sorry about your Friday.
NobodysHome: Grumble. Cracks open thick technical manual. Sees free Friday float away...


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Just a Mort wrote:
I found mine pretty accurate. Personally. But that's me.

Mine is uncannily accurate as well, but I do take Myers-Briggs, the enneagram, and similar personality schemes with a grain of salt. Some people consistently fall into one category or another, others vary from quiz to quiz and year to year.

Myers-Briggs appeals to my sense of symmetry the same way that the nine-point alignment scheme does – neat boxes which fit human behaviors into easily understood binaries. I’m sure that psychologists have more accurate models, and I’m sure that they’re full of lengthy terminology and asymmetrical blanks.

The really valuable takeaway from Myers-Briggs for me was the realization that, in some important but not-obvious ways, a lot of people are fundamentally different from me. For example, the type that internalizes convention and tradition to the point that criticism of the status quo is felt as a criticism of themselves – that blew my mind. Realizing that no, everyone defending the status quo is not necessarily just being obtuse or ignorant or self-serving – that for some people, the status quo is a higher priority than society and people – allowed me to make sense of so many things, from forum game discussions to politics.


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Drejk wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hey, everyone. I did a little research on my own and found Mikaze's Homepage, which has a contact tab. I'm sure he'd enjoy hearing from all of his friends.
Yay?!

Are you sure this is Mikaze?


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NobodysHome wrote:

Sometimes it's good being the technical lead for your division:

VP in distress: The fnord tech group can't get this portion of the application running, and the deadline's in a week! Call NobodysHome!
NobodysManager: NobodysHome, I have an urgent mission for you!
NobodysHome flies in, cape billowing, and saves the day.
VP, Manager, and Tech Group (in unison, with sparkly eyes): Thank you, NobodysHome!
(That's how it plays out in my mind, anyway.)

Sometimes it's not.
NobodysHome: OK, I just wrapped up the updates to the FOUR classes you assigned me, two full days ahead of schedule, and by tomorrow I'll have taken care of all your action items. Considering the next-most-senior team member only got 2 courses done, I was thinking of taking Friday off.
NobodysManager: I'm afraid we've been asked to decipher this 120-page tech document and reproduce it in a second environment, and I'm pretty certain no one in the group can do it except you. Sorry about your Friday.
NobodysHome: Grumble. Cracks open thick technical manual. Sees free Friday float away...

Help us nobodyshome you are our only hope.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Sometimes it's good being the technical lead for your division:

VP in distress: The fnord tech group can't get this portion of the application running, and the deadline's in a week! Call NobodysHome!
NobodysManager: NobodysHome, I have an urgent mission for you!
NobodysHome flies in, cape billowing, and saves the day.
VP, Manager, and Tech Group (in unison, with sparkly eyes): Thank you, NobodysHome!
(That's how it plays out in my mind, anyway.)

Sometimes it's not.
NobodysHome: OK, I just wrapped up the updates to the FOUR classes you assigned me, two full days ahead of schedule, and by tomorrow I'll have taken care of all your action items. Considering the next-most-senior team member only got 2 courses done, I was thinking of taking Friday off.
NobodysManager: I'm afraid we've been asked to decipher this 120-page tech document and reproduce it in a second environment, and I'm pretty certain no one in the group can do it except you. Sorry about your Friday.
NobodysHome: Grumble. Cracks open thick technical manual. Sees free Friday float away...

for some reason I keep envisioning the rick and morty ep where Beth is hooked up to a machine and it makes more Jerries, cool ones or irritating ones depending on her mood.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Sometimes it's good being the technical lead for your division:

VP in distress: The fnord tech group can't get this portion of the application running, and the deadline's in a week! Call NobodysHome!
NobodysManager: NobodysHome, I have an urgent mission for you!
NobodysHome flies in, cape billowing, and saves the day.
VP, Manager, and Tech Group (in unison, with sparkly eyes): Thank you, NobodysHome!
(That's how it plays out in my mind, anyway.)

Sometimes it's not.
NobodysHome: OK, I just wrapped up the updates to the FOUR classes you assigned me, two full days ahead of schedule, and by tomorrow I'll have taken care of all your action items. Considering the next-most-senior team member only got 2 courses done, I was thinking of taking Friday off.
NobodysManager: I'm afraid we've been asked to decipher this 120-page tech document and reproduce it in a second environment, and I'm pretty certain no one in the group can do it except you. Sorry about your Friday.
NobodysHome: Grumble. Cracks open thick technical manual. Sees free Friday float away...

No CAPES!!!


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Drejk wrote:
Drejk wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hey, everyone. I did a little research on my own and found Mikaze's Homepage, which has a contact tab. I'm sure he'd enjoy hearing from all of his friends.
Yay?!
Are you sure this is Mikaze?

Based off the Pen Name that Cap found, I'm reasonably certain that it is. The book titles match.


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Awww!!!


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I hope it is, and I hope it gets determined before a dozen internet randoms inundate some poor unrelated guy with messages.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Drejk wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hey, everyone. I did a little research on my own and found Mikaze's Homepage, which has a contact tab. I'm sure he'd enjoy hearing from all of his friends.
Yay?!
Are you sure this is Mikaze?
Based off the Pen Name that Cap found, I'm reasonably certain that it is. The book titles match.

Mikaze has confirmed he was an author for the Belkzen book.


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Scintillae wrote:
I hope it is, and I hope it gets determined before a dozen internet randoms inundate some poor unrelated guy with messages.

I have no plans to bother him.


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OK, sometimes I'm very jealous of what the internal teams get away with.

Global Megacorporation Lawyers: NobodysHome, the content you produce is customer-facing and sold for a profit. Any names you use must never match any persons or organizations, living or dead, real or fictitious, from throughout history!
It's honestly one of our legal requirements, and one of the harder ones to meet. So all our names are exciting, like "GTC Student #1" or "GTC Company #1".

So I start off on the internal technical document, and on the very first slide setting up the scenario, "Service Representative Sterling Archer is not very helpful."

Yeah, I bet...


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Freehold DM wrote:
i hate ff7. But tifa is...tolerable...because reasons.

I can think of two big reasons.


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NobodysHome wrote:

OK, sometimes I'm very jealous of what the internal teams get away with.

Global Megacorporation Lawyers: NobodysHome, the content you produce is customer-facing and sold for a profit. Any names you use must never match any persons or organizations, living or dead, real or fictitious, from throughout history!
It's honestly one of our legal requirements, and one of the harder ones to meet. So all our names are exciting, like "GTC Student #1" or "GTC Company #1".

So I start off on the internal technical document, and on the very first slide setting up the scenario, "Service Representative Sterling Archer is not very helpful."

Yeah, I bet...

...so you found Archer while specifically looking for phrasing?


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I am FLIPPING OUT over my presents.

Inner Sea Gods is one of my favorite books overall and i LOOOOOOOVE having a hard copy. And Adventurers Guide is just AMAZING - My new favorite Paizo book. It is laid out PERFECTLY- I can ignore the new classes completely and focus on what I like because everything takes up one page. And the Darklight Sisterhood is missing which is PERFECT- now I/we can write it up and not get into fights with anyone over canon.

And the height indicator can let me know how high my wizards are flying.

This is awesome.


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NEW BOOKS SMELL SO GOOOOOOOOOOOOD


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Blargh. Is that a headache hiding in sinuses?


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Sharoth wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Sometimes it's good being the technical lead for your division:

VP in distress: The fnord tech group can't get this portion of the application running, and the deadline's in a week! Call NobodysHome!
NobodysManager: NobodysHome, I have an urgent mission for you!
NobodysHome flies in, cape billowing, and saves the day.
VP, Manager, and Tech Group (in unison, with sparkly eyes): Thank you, NobodysHome!
(That's how it plays out in my mind, anyway.)

Sometimes it's not.
NobodysHome: OK, I just wrapped up the updates to the FOUR classes you assigned me, two full days ahead of schedule, and by tomorrow I'll have taken care of all your action items. Considering the next-most-senior team member only got 2 courses done, I was thinking of taking Friday off.
NobodysManager: I'm afraid we've been asked to decipher this 120-page tech document and reproduce it in a second environment, and I'm pretty certain no one in the group can do it except you. Sorry about your Friday.
NobodysHome: Grumble. Cracks open thick technical manual. Sees free Friday float away...

No CAPES!!!

Too late, too late, by several centuries. Where would my Droopy Dragoons be without their nice smart capes, eh?


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Col. Longear's Droopy Dragoons wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Sometimes it's good being the technical lead for your division:

VP in distress: The fnord tech group can't get this portion of the application running, and the deadline's in a week! Call NobodysHome!
NobodysManager: NobodysHome, I have an urgent mission for you!
NobodysHome flies in, cape billowing, and saves the day.
VP, Manager, and Tech Group (in unison, with sparkly eyes): Thank you, NobodysHome!
(That's how it plays out in my mind, anyway.)

Sometimes it's not.
NobodysHome: OK, I just wrapped up the updates to the FOUR classes you assigned me, two full days ahead of schedule, and by tomorrow I'll have taken care of all your action items. Considering the next-most-senior team member only got 2 courses done, I was thinking of taking Friday off.
NobodysManager: I'm afraid we've been asked to decipher this 120-page tech document and reproduce it in a second environment, and I'm pretty certain no one in the group can do it except you. Sorry about your Friday.
NobodysHome: Grumble. Cracks open thick technical manual. Sees free Friday float away...

No CAPES!!!
Too late, too late, by several centuries. Where would my Droopy Dragoons be without their nice smart capes, eh?

Alive.


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captain yesterday wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Drejk wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hey, everyone. I did a little research on my own and found Mikaze's Homepage, which has a contact tab. I'm sure he'd enjoy hearing from all of his friends.
Yay?!
Are you sure this is Mikaze?
Based off the Pen Name that Cap found, I'm reasonably certain that it is. The book titles match.
Mikaze has confirmed he was an author for the Belkzen book.

Well, the page linked doesn't show Belkzen... (at least to me) And this page's Jason Garrett profile on Amazon is different than Mikaze's.


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Happy Freehold Day!


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This page indicates that Mikaze wrote Troubled Souls as well as Belkzen.


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Pardon me. I now have to try and install Visual Studio 2017 Build Tools for a Pathfinder-related programming project.


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Belated late happy birthday Freehold!

Too many posts to answer them all.

Busy day.

Tired.

ZZZ.


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Drejk wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Drejk wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hey, everyone. I did a little research on my own and found Mikaze's Homepage, which has a contact tab. I'm sure he'd enjoy hearing from all of his friends.
Yay?!
Are you sure this is Mikaze?
Based off the Pen Name that Cap found, I'm reasonably certain that it is. The book titles match.
Mikaze has confirmed he was an author for the Belkzen book.
Well, the page linked doesn't show Belkzen... (at least to me) And this page's Jason Garrett profile on Amazon is different than Mikaze's.

uh oh.


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Drejk wrote:
Happy Freehold Day!

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO


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Kjeldorn wrote:

Belated late happy birthday Freehold!

Too many post to answer them all.

Busy day.

Tired.

ZZZ.

Thank you!


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With my recent "victory" over Pandora, I've started playing around, and it's entertaining how you have to do things.

I started the "Classical Christmas" channel and quickly learned that Pandora's view of "classical" Christmas was pretty limited: The same 5 or 6 traditional songs, played on the piano or guitar, by 38 different artists. Got pretty boring, pretty fast. And for whatever reason, I couldn't "Add Variety" to the station.

Then NobodysWife started raving about how Sissel has the most beautiful voice in the universe (no idea whether she's related to our own Sissyl), so I created a Sissel station and added the Christmas channel to it.

And it's a nice, low-key, "have it on at a very low level in the background to make the house feel Christmas-y" station.

Way to go, Sissel/Sissyl!


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Why NobodysHome Doesn't Work in HR:

NobodysHome is reviewing training that demonstrates the functionality of our HR application
Training: So, suppose an employee asks, "I am thinking of moving from Alabama to California. Can you tell me what the differences in benefits are?"

What NobodysHome would say:

(1) Well, #1, you wouldn't be living in Alabama.
(2) #2, you might find someone other than your sister to date...

The Exchange

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Terrinam wrote:
I know I said I would not post from my phone, but I am currently eating Mongolian barbecue. Yum!

I'm always posting from my phone, period.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Why NobodysHome Doesn't Work in HR:

NobodysHome is reviewing training that demonstrates the functionality of our HR application
Training: So, suppose an employee asks, "I am thinking of moving from Alabama to California. Can you tell me what the differences in benefits are?"

What NobodysHome would say:

(1) Well, #1, you wouldn't be living in Alabama.
(2) #2, you might find someone other than your sister to date...

(2a) And it can't be your mother-daughter.

The Exchange

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captain yesterday wrote:

I took your personality test.

Pretty f~#~ing spot on, actually.

Plus, I love being compared to William Shakespeare.

Thought you were an ESFP. Guessing TL is an ENTP

The Exchange

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Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
I just really want to field a general into battle launching flaming globs of meringue via trebuchet onto the approaching gingerbread hordes, okay.
what if gingerbread men were originally horrifying swarm creatures with a thirst for human flesh that we eat solely to remind ourselves of their carnivorous appetite/celebrate surviving their annual attack? Somewhere along the line the real reason got lost and they are just holiday treats now...

How about this?

Granted, not gingerbread man but Frosty the snowman.


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Drejk wrote:
Just a Mort wrote:
Yeah we watched Star Wars the Last Jedi. It was nice if uhh unrealistic at some parts(bad guys spend too much time bragging).
Taking into account the amount of times Nazi leaders bragged around... There is nothing unrealistic about that part...

Really? I didnt know that! I thought ebul villian monologue was just confined to stuff run by GM Mort, because GM Mort watches too much Disney and cannot resist doing an ebul villian monologue before (unsuccessfully) trying to murderhobo the adventurers.

The Exchange

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John Napier 698 wrote:
Late getting to work today, for the first time in longer than I can remember. On the first bus, there was a passenger that went on a profanity-laced tirade against another passenger. The driver had to take five minutes to calm him down. As such, I missed the second bus by seconds, and had to wait 30 minutes for the next one. I hope that the rest of my day is better.

Look on the bright side. When things are at the rock bottom, there's no where else to go but up =)

Yep, I have a streak of gallows humor in me too.


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GM Mort wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Just a Mort wrote:
Yeah we watched Star Wars the Last Jedi. It was nice if uhh unrealistic at some parts(bad guys spend too much time bragging).
Taking into account the amount of times Nazi leaders bragged around... There is nothing unrealistic about that part...
Really? I didnt know that! I thought ebul villian monologue was just confined to stuff run by GM Mort, because GM Mort watches too much Disney and cannot resist doing an ebul villian monologue before (unsuccessfully) trying to murderhobo the adventurers.

You sly dog! You got me monologuing!

The Exchange

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=)

*Purrs*

Gonna head over to the fun side of the island after my half day at work!

*gets ready to zip around*

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