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Y u no firefox?

Celestial Healer wrote:

I don't like the way the forums look in IE7 at work. The faction icons are above people's names, and for people with no subscriptions, the "like" button is right above their avatar pic in a weird way.

Otherwise things look good, though.

Scarab Sages

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I have determined that I may well and truly need psychological help.


Nekkid firefox? Oh hell yeah.


So..
whose knees do I break for keeping us from having lunch?

Celestial Healer wrote:

The job interview was not all that encouraging. The HR guy was great, and asked me good questions for which I had good answers.

The hiring manager, though, seemed utterly disinterested. In my meeting with him, he asked a few factual questions about my current work, talked about the job, and then sent me away. I have no idea how to regard that.

Scarab Sages

I'm going to see about eventually printing all my Really Grim Fairy Tales into a book and reading them to my kid.


Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

I don't like the way the forums look in IE7 at work. The faction icons are above people's names, and for people with no subscriptions, the "like" button is right above their avatar pic in a weird way.

Otherwise things look good, though.

Y u no firefox?

A lot of employers don't like you installing new software on work computers. IE comes with them default.

Scarab Sages

Freehold DM wrote:

So..

whose knees do I break for keeping us from having lunch?
Celestial Healer wrote:

The job interview was not all that encouraging. The HR guy was great, and asked me good questions for which I had good answers.

The hiring manager, though, seemed utterly disinterested. In my meeting with him, he asked a few factual questions about my current work, talked about the job, and then sent me away. I have no idea how to regard that.

KILL! KILL!! KILL!!!

Scarab Sages

Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

I don't like the way the forums look in IE7 at work. The faction icons are above people's names, and for people with no subscriptions, the "like" button is right above their avatar pic in a weird way.

Otherwise things look good, though.

Y u no firefox?
A lot of employers don't like you installing new software on work computers. IE comes with them default.

Not only do my employers not like it, they actively prevent it. We can't install anything on our computers.


Aberzombie wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

I don't like the way the forums look in IE7 at work. The faction icons are above people's names, and for people with no subscriptions, the "like" button is right above their avatar pic in a weird way.

Otherwise things look good, though.

Y u no firefox?
A lot of employers don't like you installing new software on work computers. IE comes with them default.
Not only do my employers not like it, they actively prevent it. We can't install anything on our computers.

At least they let you look at porn. :D

Silver Crusade

Freehold DM wrote:


Y u no firefox?

Celestial Healer wrote:

I don't like the way the forums look in IE7 at work. The faction icons are above people's names, and for people with no subscriptions, the "like" button is right above their avatar pic in a weird way.

Otherwise things look good, though.

What Orthos and AZ said.


Oh joy of joys. A note in my mailbox from City Treasure Office to contact them. I guess it's about late property tax. At least I hope it is about property tax because I have no idea what else they would want from me.


I don't like this one.

Aberzombie wrote:

Aberzombie's Really Grim Fairy Tales

The Princess Who Wanted to Learn Magic

Once upon a time, in the Kingdom of Forlandia, there lived the beautiful and wise Princess Betsy. Living in a magical land of high fantasy, she became enamored of the dark arts, and wished to learn magic from the great sorcerer Henry. Her father the king objected, saying the wizard was far too dangerous. But she defied him and "I
sought the spellcaster.

"I will show you great magic," said Henry, "but at a price. First, you must attempt three tasks for me."

Princess Betsy agreed.

Her first task was to convince the people that her father was old and foolish, and that Henry should take his place as king. Although she tried and tried, however, the princess was unable to convince her people.

"It matters not," said Henry, "What is important is that you tried."

Betsy's next task was to show the people that she was a great and skilled warrior by defeating the evil troll Porkrun.

"But I am not such!" she protested. Whereupon Henry said, "But if you just believe that you are, then that confidence will win you through."

And so Princess Betsy challenged the evil Porkrun to a duel. Sadly, she proved unable to slay the beast, and he left her terribly wounded.

"It matters not," said Henry, "What is important is that you tried."

The final task was for the princess to cast an actual magical spell from an ancient book. She went with Henry to his laboratory. Standing before the lectern, she read aloud from an ancient text. Nothing happened.

"I've failed.", she wailed, "But please, great sorcerer, don't cast me aside."

"It matters not," said Henry, "What is important is that I lied. The words you read are but the final component of the great spell I have worked. Words to be read by the sacrifice."

And so saying, Henry plunged a dagger into Princess Betsy's chest, sacrificing her to nameless power, consigning her soul to the burning pits, and plunging the entire realm in a darkness ruled by his...


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I like this one. Were I Albert, I would have grabbed some boob before expiring.

Aberzombie wrote:

Aberzombie's Really Grim Fairy Tales

The Hero's Kiss

Once upon a time, there was a skilled young warrior named Albert who wanted nothing more than to be a hero. Unfortunately, he had no idea how to become a hero. And so, he went to the local wiseman to ask.

"Well," said the wiseman, "there are many ways to become a hero. You could slay a monster. You could defeat an evil wizard. You could go on a grand quest to recover a powerful relic. You could rescue a princess."

Albert considered those first few suggestions very unappealing. The last one he liked, however. So he asked the wiseman if he knew of any princesses who needed rescuing.

"Of course, I do. The Princess Yasmin was long ago cast into an enchanted sleep, and her body imprisoned in a tower deep in the Mystic's Forest. Only a kiss from a brave and noble soul can awaken her."

And so Albert journeyed through the land, battling monsters and overcoming challenges of wizard and weather. He found the Mystic's Forest, and braved its interior, at last coming to a great tower. Climbing to the top chamber, Albert came upon the beautiful maiden, fast asleep on grand bed. Parting the curtains, he bent his head and kissed her softly on the lips. As her eyes fluttered open and she took a deep breath, Albert collapsed against the bed post, clutching his chest.

"Oh, I'm sorry." said the woman, "Did you mistake me for Princess Yasmin? She's in the next tower over. I'm Princess Violet, the one who waits around pretending to be asleep, with poison on my lips."

And so, Albert died very painfully.

The End.

Sovereign Court

::nods sagely::

Priorities.


Sore treat got better. Instead I got a bit of runny nose.


gran rey de los mono wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Mrgh. These boards keeping changing. They ain't what they used to be all those years ago.
Boards gotten fierce man.
Next thing you know, Gary'll put a nail through the boards and use them smack people with.

He can insert nails within the physical banhammer that was gifted to him.

What happens when the corgi gets a taste of some gamma rays ...


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DSXMachina wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Uh oh the little one is awake.
I said the same thing earlier this morning around 0500.

*Channeling Urizen*

Did your wife take care of it?

Rawr.

Keep this up and you're about due for your own Urizen simulacrum.

soon I will outnumber the jacks ... and then the path toward the dark side to rule the Internet's thirty-fours shall commence ...

Silver Crusade

That sounds like a challenge.


Urizen wrote:

Keep [redacted] up and you're about due for your own Urizen [redacted].

You do the math.

Scarab Sages

Freehold DM wrote:
I don't like this one.
Aberzombie wrote:

Aberzombie's Really Grim Fairy Tales

The Princess Who Wanted to Learn Magic

Once upon a time, in the Kingdom of Forlandia, there lived the beautiful and wise Princess Betsy. Living in a magical land of high fantasy, she became enamored of the dark arts, and wished to learn magic from the great sorcerer Henry. Her father the king objected, saying the wizard was far too dangerous. But she defied him and "I
sought the spellcaster.

"I will show you great magic," said Henry, "but at a price. First, you must attempt three tasks for me."

Princess Betsy agreed.

Her first task was to convince the people that her father was old and foolish, and that Henry should take his place as king. Although she tried and tried, however, the princess was unable to convince her people.

"It matters not," said Henry, "What is important is that you tried."

Betsy's next task was to show the people that she was a great and skilled warrior by defeating the evil troll Porkrun.

"But I am not such!" she protested. Whereupon Henry said, "But if you just believe that you are, then that confidence will win you through."

And so Princess Betsy challenged the evil Porkrun to a duel. Sadly, she proved unable to slay the beast, and he left her terribly wounded.

"It matters not," said Henry, "What is important is that you tried."

The final task was for the princess to cast an actual magical spell from an ancient book. She went with Henry to his laboratory. Standing before the lectern, she read aloud from an ancient text. Nothing happened.

"I've failed.", she wailed, "But please, great sorcerer, don't cast me aside."

"It matters not," said Henry, "What is important is that I lied. The words you read are but the final component of the great spell I have worked. Words to be read by the sacrifice."

And so saying, Henry plunged a dagger into Princess Betsy's chest, sacrificing her to nameless power, consigning her soul to the burning pits, and plunging the

...

I think this one was influenced too much by Once Upon a Time. It's far too serious.

Scarab Sages

Freehold DM wrote:
I like this one. Were I Albert, I would have grabbed some boob before expiring.
Aberzombie wrote:

Aberzombie's Really Grim Fairy Tales

The Hero's Kiss

Once upon a time, there was a skilled young warrior named Albert who wanted nothing more than to be a hero. Unfortunately, he had no idea how to become a hero. And so, he went to the local wiseman to ask.

"Well," said the wiseman, "there are many ways to become a hero. You could slay a monster. You could defeat an evil wizard. You could go on a grand quest to recover a powerful relic. You could rescue a princess."

Albert considered those first few suggestions very unappealing. The last one he liked, however. So he asked the wiseman if he knew of any princesses who needed rescuing.

"Of course, I do. The Princess Yasmin was long ago cast into an enchanted sleep, and her body imprisoned in a tower deep in the Mystic's Forest. Only a kiss from a brave and noble soul can awaken her."

And so Albert journeyed through the land, battling monsters and overcoming challenges of wizard and weather. He found the Mystic's Forest, and braved its interior, at last coming to a great tower. Climbing to the top chamber, Albert came upon the beautiful maiden, fast asleep on grand bed. Parting the curtains, he bent his head and kissed her softly on the lips. As her eyes fluttered open and she took a deep breath, Albert collapsed against the bed post, clutching his chest.

"Oh, I'm sorry." said the woman, "Did you mistake me for Princess Yasmin? She's in the next tower over. I'm Princess Violet, the one who waits around pretending to be asleep, with poison on my lips."

And so, Albert died very painfully.

The End.

I'm fairly proud of this one. It just sort of popped into my head and made me laugh.


Urizen wrote:


Keep this up and you're about due for your own Urizen simulacrum.

Tongue a Bus! Tongue a Bus!

Spoiler:
Or, one of us! One of us!


I think I just grossed myself out.


Yes, yes I did just gross myself out.


Impossible!


This explosion of Urizens pisses me off!

Shadow Lodge

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Beautiful - with the elimination of the archive threads, all of the FaWtL threads have come together in 6 of the 7 top spots when sorting the OTD forum by number of posts. Only that poser thread "Ask JJ all your questions here" thread breaks the string by sneaking into the #5 spot.

Liberty's Edge

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Awkward flirting is awkward. That is all.


Awkwardish awkwardness of awkward people is awkward.

Spoiler:
Is it only me or is the word awkward awkward to pronounce?


Urinsane wrote:
Urizen wrote:


Keep this up and you're about due for your own Urizen simulacrum.

Tongue a Bus! Tongue a Bus!

** spoiler omitted **

Is this an Urisine of the Apocalyse?


Anyway had a good night yesterday. Saw a couple of bands after work; would have been nice if there wasn't a 2 hour gap between the doors opening and the first band (or I had felt like drinking & getting Blitzed).

The first band was a local one & it was their first performance; they were very competent (In a Indie/Paradise Lost - way). Although the number of skinny boys there would be enough to sate [redacted] of college girls.

Then the main band came on and thus came out the 6'6" blokes to stand right in front of me. The band were crazy, with lots of improv off already insane music. Bo Ningen rock! \m/

Scarab Sages

Good morning FAWTLY Folk! Happy Thursday! I guess it is, anyway.

Scarab Sages

I don't know, kind of a blah morning really. Weather is crappy. Kid was screaming. Wife was running slow.

Scarab Sages

And, to top it all off, I don't know if I have anything to blitz about.

Scarab Sages

Not that it's ever stopped me before........

Scarab Sages

Blathering on about nonsensical crap is one of my specialities.

Scarab Sages

I even put it on my resume.

Scarab Sages

Still, I just don't know if I'm feeling it this morning.

Scarab Sages

There! Had to leave something for the Urizens of the world.

Scarab Sages

Before I forget....

....Mrgh.

Scarab Sages

Last night's episode of Supernatural was a take off of the "found footage" craze. It was pretty decent, storywise, but to me the sub-genre is getting pretty stale.

Scarab Sages

Did I mention that, not too long ago, the wife found out that we could call our Credit Union and get a reduction in our mortage interest rate. Got it dropped about 1 percent, with just one phone call and signing some paperwork.

Scarab Sages

Woot!

Scarab Sages

I even passed around the info to some of my co-workers, since most of us have accounts with Navy Federal.


AZ - awesome money savings.

10 year old "found footage" savings. bleh.

Aberzombie wrote:

Wife was running Hot. Not that it's ever stopped me before........

Had to do something to the Urizens of the world.

Scarab Sages

Meh, I don't know.....

...I think you're all trying a bit too hard to be Urizen.

Scarab Sages

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He is, I think, much like Highlander - There can be only one.

Scarab Sages

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Thank the gods.

Scarab Sages

Bwahahahahahahahahahaha....

Scarab Sages

Waiting for my boss to tell me when the interview will be for that promotion. It's between me and another guy. He's got way more experience and knowledge than I have, so I expect he'll get it.

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