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You win this round orthos.
Edit: But did you have to take my cloths?
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You win this round orthos.
Edit: But did you have to take my cloths?
That is also because of the internet.
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The internet is a cruel mistress...
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Shhhh, you'll summon her. Or if we're lucky, it will just be The Internet, circa 1998.
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I got in to work tonight, and find a note in the logbook. Apparently the breakfast hostess wasn't happy with the way I left the kitchen after breakfast setup, and had the first shift clerk write a note for her. Since it won't do any good to try and explain anything to them, and I need to vent, I'll answer the points here.
I'll spoiler it so you can ignore if you want to.
** spoiler omitted **
TL;DR, I did everything like I always do (i.e. everything I'm supposed to do), but today that apparently was annoying.
I have had days like that. Sorry man. I hope things get better.
08) Game Hamster: cleric (archetype granting smite evil or inquisition??); ??? <no PrC suggested>NOW I'M MUCH TO HIGH UP ON THE LIST YA SUCKUP!
"AVID CONTRARIAN" isn't on the list, but the list is semi-alphabetical...
Also, man does it feel better not to have a fever. Three days is enough!
I got in to work tonight, and find a note in the logbook. Apparently the breakfast hostess wasn't happy with the way I left the kitchen after breakfast setup, and had the first shift clerk write a note for her. Since it won't do any good to try and explain anything to them, and I need to vent, I'll answer the points here.
I'll spoiler it so you can ignore if you want to.
** spoiler omitted **
TL;DR, I did everything like I always do (i.e. everything I'm supposed to do), but today that apparently was annoying.
That sucks, my dude. Maybe she's just going through her own stuff and mistakenly took it out on you? Either way, been there and empathize.
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Super frosty this morning, it's quite beautiful.
Also, man does it feel better not to have a fever. Three days is enough!
Hmp. Suddenly reminded that "feel better" is not the same as "all better" - oops! But I'm still better than I was. Just in need of going a little more slowly that I thought! XD
Hah! Thanks, John!
Also: that awkward moment when half your controller stops responding in the middle of quicksand. Miiiiiight need a new Wii nunchuck...
>.>
(This is our second one to go.)
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I'm still using my original controller for my Xbox, for eleven years now.
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Original or 360?
Cuz my 360 one only recently started giving problems...
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360.
I'm still using my original controller for my Xbox, for eleven years now.
Original or 360?
Cuz my 360 one only recently started giving problems...
Yeah, our first nunchuck shuffled off the mortal coil about eight months ago. This one just did just now. Eleven years sounds about right? Or is it ten?
(Can't remember when the Wii came out.)
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Wait.
You had two controllers.
At the same time.
Wait.
You had two controllers.
At the same time.
Well, yes!
For mutli-player games.
(They are played with my wife, my brother-in-law - when he's around - , and our kids; sometimes other family members, too.)
In any event, they'd served us well for quite some time. It's only recently they both started being unresponsive.
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AND THE THING SHE LIKES!Oh! So I and the kids will be there, too?!
That's gonna tick her right off, then, 'cause they need to get to school, and she has a distinct lack of interest in me around a bunch of hot geeky women in a pleasure cave...
>:J
the prius can take your kids to school, I will *not* have you unescorted in the abscondi-cave.
That said, I wonder if this whole enterprise is you trying to cover up for your wife's lack of geekiness...hmmm...
Pfffffft.
- 1) Pathfinder, D&D (several editions; before I ever did), Blue Rose, etc.
- 2) Other RPGs (Firefly, Hero Kids, Star Wars [West End and d20])
- 3) Board Games (waaayyyy too many, from Maki Koro to Harry Potter
- 4) Card Games (Magic, Sushi-Go, Smash Up)
- 5) Video Games (mostly various Nintendo multiplayer IPs, but also Pokemon various Civ games, and others)
- 7) Comics (Fables, among others)
- 8) Literature and Drama (she was an English and Theater major; so all of them)
- 9) Films/Television (Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Marvel stuff, Dark Matter, Firefly, Clone Wars, and so on)
- 10) Martial Arts (karate and Taekwondo)
- 11) look I'm sick and exhausted, and don't feel like typing more lists by looking around our bedroomThe problem is that she likes those things with me (or our boys, or her brother; none of which really go well in the Abscondi cave).
But, you can feel free to comfort yourself with the idea that she's less geeky, since she's about the single most responsible adult I know, and likes her geeky things as a form of stuff extensively shared with her chosen loved ones.
Dagummit, she's hot.
>XD
Aw, man, she mentioned, like, half a dozen things I missed.
Also, direct quote: "No abscondi cave for me."
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TL, do you have two immortal nuns attached to your Nintendo, or have I been reading things wrong?
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Just so peoples don't worry that my local car looter didn't return and do me in, it's just "one of those weeks" for me: I'm supposed to update a 30-lesson course (no small feat in a week already), then I got asked to write a brand new architecture lesson for another course (a fairly daunting task). Still do-able in a week, except I learned that:
I'm going to warn you right now, lisamarlene: It's going to be a heck of a week for me. I may be too exhausted to run on Saturday. I'll keep you informed.
Have a happy FaWtL week, all!
TL, do you have two immortal nuns attached to your Nintendo, or have I been reading things wrong?
... what?
EDIT:
Just so peoples don't worry that my local car looter didn't return and do me in, it's just "one of those weeks" for me: I'm supposed to update a 30-lesson course (no small feat in a week already), then I got asked to write a brand new architecture lesson for another course (a fairly daunting task). Still do-able in a week, except I learned that:
Monday: Dinner with my visiting mother
Tuesday: Impus Major school meeting, Fallout Boy concert
Wednesday: Impus Minor optometry appointment, then Serpent's Skull for the first "real" time in 3 weeks, so I can't cancel
Thursday: NobodysWife is out, so I desperately try to catch up for the week
Friday: A massive medical appointment for most of the day for Impus Major
Saturday: Crimson Throne
I'm going to warn you right now, lisamarlene: It's going to be a heck of a week for me. I may be too exhausted to run on Saturday. I'll keep you informed.Have a happy FaWtL week, all!
Woof! Find time to rest, my dude!
Okay, how can Seven Deadly Sins flip from kind of creepy* to stupidly sweet, and then to irony(+)super awesome in the span of 30 seconds.
And then end on a tear-face. :'(
EDIT: Oh, come on, me: it's, like, right there. Blech.
*
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There's a new show on Hulu called Taboo.
Gonna see how it is.
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Weird beginning.
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That's Mad Max starring!
Sweet!!
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Holy s$*~! The head of the East Indian Trading Co is Elizabeth Swan's dad from Pirates Of The Caribbean.
Awesome!!
Holy s@#+! The head of the East Indian Trading Co is Elizabeth Swan's dad from Pirates Of The Caribbean.
Awesome!!
I can't actually fathom what this means, but it sounds awesome!
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It's pretty confusing so far.
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AND THE THING SHE LIKES!Oh! So I and the kids will be there, too?!
That's gonna tick her right off, then, 'cause they need to get to school, and she has a distinct lack of interest in me around a bunch of hot geeky women in a pleasure cave...
>:J
the prius can take your kids to school, I will *not* have you unescorted in the abscondi-cave.
That said, I wonder if this whole enterprise is you trying to cover up for your wife's lack of geekiness...hmmm...
Pfffffft.
- 1) Pathfinder, D&D (several editions; before I ever did), Blue Rose, etc.
- 2) Other RPGs (Firefly, Hero Kids, Star Wars [West End and d20])
- 3) Board Games (waaayyyy too many, from Maki Koro to Harry Potter
- 4) Card Games (Magic, Sushi-Go, Smash Up)
- 5) Video Games (mostly various Nintendo multiplayer IPs, but also Pokemon various Civ games, and others)
- 7) Comics (Fables, among others)
- 8) Literature and Drama (she was an English and Theater major; so all of them)
- 9) Films/Television (Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Marvel stuff, Dark Matter, Firefly, Clone Wars, and so on)
- 10) Martial Arts (karate and Taekwondo)
- 11) look I'm sick and exhausted, and don't feel like typing more lists by looking around our bedroomThe problem is that she likes those things with me (or our boys, or her brother; none of which really go well in the Abscondi cave).
But, you can feel free to comfort yourself with the idea that she's less geeky, since she's about the single most responsible adult I know, and likes her geeky things as a form of stuff extensively shared with her chosen loved ones.
Dagummit, she's hot.
>XD
Aw, man, she mentioned, like, half a dozen things I missed.
Also, direct quote: "No abscondi cave for me."
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TL, do you have two immortal nuns attached to your Nintendo, or have I been reading things wrong?... what?
EDIT:
okay, you can either have the unabscondable geeky wife OR the immortal nuns.
You CANNOT HAVE BOTH.
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Maybe they are the same.
Although probably not, with kids and all.
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Netflix show that is bizarrely wrong...watch at your own peril...Big Mouth.
My wife and I were supposed to attend an event. I went early to help with setup, and then she fell down the stairs to the garage and ended up not coming (she's fine). She ran across Big Mouth. Binge watched the entire season. Next day, forced me to watch it with her.
This show is what happens when Family Guy, South Park, and Rugrats have an orgy and the resulting offspring of that has sex with a demon. THAT offspring is Big Mouth.
Maybe they are the same.
Although probably not, with kids and all.
Well, she is Catholic, the vow is technically called "chastity, not "abstinence," sooooo.
TL, do you have two immortal nuns attached to your Nintendo, or have I been reading things wrong?... what?
EDIT:
okay, you can either have the unabscondable geeky wife OR the immortal nuns.
You CANNOT HAVE BOTH.
I am, generally speaking, uninterested in having immortal nuns in our house. If they are here, it's kind of creepy, and I'd rather them leave.
(Exception: unless they have a very distinct desire to be/religious focus upon being house cleaners and cooks, for some reason, and/or they are willing to share the secrets to their immortality, or otherwise guarding my family, ala "guardian angels" - you know.)
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Captain Yesterday fun fact: Some of the meanest, most foul mouthed people I knew was a group of elderly nuns that would come into the thrift store I worked at.
They were wonderful.
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Captain Yesterday fun fact: Some of the meanest, most foul mouthed people I knew was a group of elderly nuns that would come into the thrift store I worked at.
They were wonderful.
My wife was traumatized* by a super-strict nun when she was a child.
... she was a math teacher.
(It is why my wife still doesn't like doing math, to this day, despite being naturally better at it than I.)
I can see the smug look on Freehold's face, right now.
*
Captain Yesterday fun fact: Some of the meanest, most foul mouthed people I knew was a group of elderly nuns that would come into the thrift store I worked at.
They were wonderful.
One of the most vulgar explicitly religious person I've ever met was a simply delightful priest. He was one of them to talk at our Pre-Cana, about "mixed families" (i.e. those of Catholic and non-Catholic pairings; because he was a child of such a family). Swear words in church, you guys! With ribald jokes!
... it, uh, it was a surprise to pretty much everyone.
:)
Very nice fellow, though.
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Dang it! A train is using the tracks.
That's my shortcut!
Edit: Never mind, great timing.
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YOU"LL GETS YOUR LIGHT SABER WHEN I SAY YOUR READY!!!
I think Darth Gran sounds best IMO.
Darth Gran? Sounds like Darth Vader for Kylo Ren...
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Just so peoples don't worry that my local car looter didn't return and do me in, it's just "one of those weeks" for me: I'm supposed to update a 30-lesson course (no small feat in a week already), then I got asked to write a brand new architecture lesson for another course (a fairly daunting task). Still do-able in a week, except I learned that:
Monday: Dinner with my visiting mother
Tuesday: Impus Major school meeting, Fallout Boy concert
Wednesday: Impus Minor optometry appointment, then Serpent's Skull for the first "real" time in 3 weeks, so I can't cancel
Thursday: NobodysWife is out, so I desperately try to catch up for the week
Friday: A massive medical appointment for most of the day for Impus Major
Saturday: Crimson Throne
I'm going to warn you right now, lisamarlene: It's going to be a heck of a week for me. I may be too exhausted to run on Saturday. I'll keep you informed.Have a happy FaWtL week, all!
::mutters string of crude but inventive curse words, pouts::
Let me know if you need help/support with anything.
Just so peoples don't worry that my local car looter didn't return and do me in, it's just "one of those weeks" for me: I'm supposed to update a 30-lesson course (no small feat in a week already), then I got asked to write a brand new architecture lesson for another course (a fairly daunting task). Still do-able in a week, except I learned that:
Monday: Dinner with my visiting mother
Tuesday: Impus Major school meeting, Fallout Boy concert
Wednesday: Impus Minor optometry appointment, then Serpent's Skull for the first "real" time in 3 weeks, so I can't cancel
Thursday: NobodysWife is out, so I desperately try to catch up for the week
Friday: A massive medical appointment for most of the day for Impus Major
Saturday: Crimson Throne
I'm going to warn you right now, lisamarlene: It's going to be a heck of a week for me. I may be too exhausted to run on Saturday. I'll keep you informed.Have a happy FaWtL week, all!
::mutters string of crude but inventive curse words, pouts::
Let me know if you need help/support with anything.
I'd say the same (well except for the expletives), but:
a) I'm sick and got to recover, still (so, you'd have to wait a few days)
... and...
b) YOU'RE ON THE WRONG COAST, DANG IT
EDIT: I mean, I don't even know that many expletives.
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We might get up to 50 degrees this week.
I'm skeptical.
Good luck!
Also - though it's a known issue they're working on fixing, getting signed in and out about three different times in a row is kind of rough.
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It's 43 today so far.
A lovely walk home.
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There's a new show on Hulu called Taboo.
Gonna see how it is.
Not very good at all.
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I mean, I don't even know that many expletives.
You probably shouldn't watch Big Mouth. Then again, nobody should really watch that show without signing a waiver first.
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Captain Yesterday fun fact: Some of the meanest, most foul mouthed people I knew was a group of elderly nuns that would come into the thrift store I worked at.
They were wonderful.
One of the most vulgar explicitly religious person I've ever met was a simply delightful priest. He was one of them to talk at our Pre-Cana, about "mixed families" (i.e. those of Catholic and non-Catholic pairings; because he was a child of such a family). Swear words in church, you guys! With ribald jokes!
... it, uh, it was a surprise to pretty much everyone.
:)
Very nice fellow, though.
Well, so far I'm all of 35 minutes ahead of schedule for my "week from Hades".
One of my favorite office mates ever was a Christian Brother at Saint Mary's. 6'6", 280 lbs, with a mouth like a sailor. He believed in "tough love", and would heap amazing abuse on students who he felt weren't trying hard enough.
And if a student was trying, he'd give the student the robes off his back.
Amazing, wonderful, generous, kind man. With not a single ounce of tolerance for laziness or self-pity.
(And LM, don't worry -- I'm planning on buying lunch and the dungeon is already prepped, so the main risk now is that you guys do nothing post-dungeon. But it's a dungeon, it's a lot of fights, and at 20 minutes per turn Whingy Wizard can probably make the dungeon last the whole session.)
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We might get up to 50 degrees this week.
I'm skeptical.
I had to open the windows when it hit 65. It was getting too hot for me.