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They will tow that too.
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Looks like they're gonna have a hard time towing you. Or an easy time, depending.
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Heh,
If you think Rocko talks too much, (And I'm not saying he doesn't)
Just wait until you get the chance to meet me! :)
But at least I'm honest about it. :)
I like PLAYING in the snow.
SHOVELING snow,... Not nearly as much. ;P
But then, when I DID have to do it, I wasnt getting paid for it either.
Money helps me get over a lot of things I dont really like. :)
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The problem with Rocko talking too much, is there's no substance in anything he says. For instance, I don't need a recap of the last Packers game, I don't need to know how many beers he drank before work, or what kind they were.
And that's just from when I tuned in to what he was saying.
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Heh,
If you think Rocko talks too much, (And I'm not saying he doesn't)
Just wait until you get the chance to meet me! :)But at least I'm honest about it. :)
I like PLAYING in the snow.
SHOVELING snow,... Not nearly as much. ;PBut then, when I DID have to do it, I wasnt getting paid for it either.
Money helps me get over a lot of things I dont really like. :)
It's mostly using a snowblower, I only use a shovel on steps.
And really, when you're working with me all you have to do is be the eye candy and act casual.
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We didn't even get an inch, looks like we're not going out at 3 again.
Looks like I'll just have to have relations with the wife.
Unfortunately, I still have the Ostrich Mating Dance song stuck in my head, so hopefully I don't accidentally start singing the chorus to myself and ruin the whole thing.
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They will tow that too.
Hiho Klootie - awaaay!
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I'd be glad to help.Ive got a lot of painting to do come spring. And since painting is monotonous but you need to pay attention to what you're doing, I cant let MrT help me. He absolutely does not have the attention span for it.So, here's an interesting question perhaps CY might be able to answer: What is it with contractors and painting? Is it really that much of a PITA?
Our roofer told us outright that it took a separate license to do paint work, and he refused to pay for the license so we'd have to paint everything ourselves. I regret not forcing him to at least give me a referral to someone who would do it for us, because the amount of exposed wood was rather amazing. (They had to replace a LOT of stuff...)
Our fireplace contractor is just finishing up the fireplace, and while I thought he was going to do the final paint job, the contract is to install "a paint grade mantle"... in other words, something ready to be painted.
So apparently, painting is something good contractors don't do any more.
Any idea why not, CY?
It's monotonous.
And messy if you're not paying close attention, which contractors are incapable of doing.
Personally, I like painting.
We're replacing the kitchen as well this spring. So money will be tight. Otherwise it would have been tempting to fly you and CapYesterday over and have it all done in a week.
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Just hum it instead.We didn't even get an inch, looks like we're not going out at 3 again.
Looks like I'll just have to have relations with the wife.
Unfortunately, I still have the Ostrich Mating Dance song stuck in my head, so hopefully I don't accidentally start singing the chorus to myself and ruin the whole thing.
“Ostrich! I’ll stretch... my neck out for you!”
Truly nature is magnificent.
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Just hum it instead.We didn't even get an inch, looks like we're not going out at 3 again.
Looks like I'll just have to have relations with the wife.
Unfortunately, I still have the Ostrich Mating Dance song stuck in my head, so hopefully I don't accidentally start singing the chorus to myself and ruin the whole thing.
“Ostrich! I’ll stretch... my neck out for you!”
Truly nature is magnificent.
If you have a dog or cat in the family I highly recommend sad dog therapy and sad cat therapy.
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If you have a dog or cat in the family I highly recommend sad dog therapy and sad cat therapy.Just hum it instead.We didn't even get an inch, looks like we're not going out at 3 again.
Looks like I'll just have to have relations with the wife.
Unfortunately, I still have the Ostrich Mating Dance song stuck in my head, so hopefully I don't accidentally start singing the chorus to myself and ruin the whole thing.
“Ostrich! I’ll stretch... my neck out for you!”
Truly nature is magnificent.
I recommend pretty much everything I've ever seen by zefrank1.
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Anasathiel, a friendly and helpful angel that brings the gift of truth to the mortals.
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Anasathiel, a friendly and helpful angel that brings the gift of truth to the mortals.
I like this guy.
That said keep him away from me.
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I got the first good night's sleep I've had all week. I do not care for the hotel life.
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We found an asian grocery yesterday, took the Homunculi to explore, and it was a huge success. They got pocky, I found not only mochi but also sesame-red-bean balls, a sweet fried dessert I haven't had since leaving NY, and Mrs Sunrise found all kinds of tasty dinner items. Dinner was delicious, and...
I LOVE MOCHI!!!
Nobody else here is a fan -- they're not sweet enough for the Homunculi, and Mrs Sunrise is offended both by the texture (we decided they're skinned tribbles) and the fact that it's a sweetened bean product. (She's offended by baked beans too. This has threatened to end our marriage.) But I love the texture and the mild sweetness, and I'm about to finish my breakfast with a couple more!
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What if I park my psychic moose?
*captures psychic moose and flees before Limey returns*
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First World Problems:
(1) We have a 75" TV
(2) We have one of those extending, rotating wall mounts for it
(3) The studs behind the fireplace are not exactly centered; they're about 4" off
As a result, centering the TV over the fireplace, the unevenly distributed weight of the TV causes it to rotate, because the wall mount's resistance isn't high enough to stop it.
Unlike every other motion I can adjust, the tension of rotation doesn't seem to be adjustable.
So our beautiful fireplace (pics once it's painted) and beautiful TV over the fireplace are cursed by a pile of books in the back holding up one side of the TV.
I hate having to move the TV again (there was much drama when only GothBard, Impus Minor, and I hung it yesterday), but I think I'm going to have to pull it down and insert some steel dowels in sensitive areas of the rotation mechanism...
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Anasathiel, a friendly and helpful angel that brings the gift of truth to the mortals.I like this guy.
That said keep him away from me.
Approximately 1 mile away?
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Approximately 1 mile away?Anasathiel, a friendly and helpful angel that brings the gift of truth to the mortals.I like this guy.
That said keep him away from me.
Five, just to give a healthy buffer.
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What if I park my psychic moose?*captures psychic moose and flees before Limey returns*
Ai! Ai! The Brotherhood of the Unclean are back!
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We found an asian grocery yesterday, took the Homunculi to explore, and it was a huge success. They got pocky, I found not only mochi but also sesame-red-bean balls, a sweet fried dessert I haven't had since leaving NY, and Mrs Sunrise found all kinds of tasty dinner items. Dinner was delicious, and...
I LOVE MOCHI!!!
Nobody else here is a fan -- they're not sweet enough for the Homunculi, and Mrs Sunrise is offended both by the texture (we decided they're skinned tribbles) and the fact that it's a sweetened bean product. (She's offended by baked beans too. This has threatened to end our marriage.) But I love the texture and the mild sweetness, and I'm about to finish my breakfast with a couple more!
COME BACK TO NY AND FEAST WITH ME
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First World Problems:
(1) We have a 75" TV
(2) We have one of those extending, rotating wall mounts for it
(3) The studs behind the fireplace are not exactly centered; they're about 4" offAs a result, centering the TV over the fireplace, the unevenly distributed weight of the TV causes it to rotate, because the wall mount's resistance isn't high enough to stop it.
Unlike every other motion I can adjust, the tension of rotation doesn't seem to be adjustable.
So our beautiful fireplace (pics once it's painted) and beautiful TV over the fireplace are cursed by a pile of books in the back holding up one side of the TV.
I hate having to move the TV again (there was much drama when only GothBard, Impus Minor, and I hung it yesterday), but I think I'm going to have to pull it down and insert some steel dowels in sensitive areas of the rotation mechanism...
its okay, papa. I do not mind watching the large tv with the books holding it in place. The fire is so warm. May I have more foie gras, please?
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First World Problems:
(1) We have a 75" TV
Your TV has almost a foot and a half on me...
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Our biggest TV is 19".
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Your TV has almost a foot and a half on me...First World Problems:
(1) We have a 75" TV
...you gotta be kidding me.
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A surprise snow storm tonight, 1-4 inches of snow expected.
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...you gotta be kidding me.Your TV has almost a foot and a half on me...First World Problems:
(1) We have a 75" TV
A foot and a half is 18 inches. I'm 4'11", or 59 inches. 75-59=16. 16 is not quite 18.
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Snow day tomorrow! I will not complain about an extra day to recover from drama convention.
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I got the first good night's sleep I've had all week. I do not care for the hotel life.I agree. Hotels suck.
It wouldn't have been so bad, but I was catty-corner from the elevator.
During a convention.For high school theatre kids.
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The Alchemist Who Survived Now Dreams of a Quiet City Life was pretty damn good. Both volumes.
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The Alchemist Who Survived Now Dreams of a Quiet City Life was pretty damn good. Both volumes.
Looks good. Is it fun?
I presume it is more 'Fairy Tail' fun than 'Fullmetal Alchemist' fun?
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COME BACK TO NY AND FEAST WITH MEWe found an asian grocery yesterday, took the Homunculi to explore, and it was a huge success. They got pocky, I found not only mochi but also sesame-red-bean balls, a sweet fried dessert I haven't had since leaving NY, and Mrs Sunrise found all kinds of tasty dinner items. Dinner was delicious, and...
I LOVE MOCHI!!!
Nobody else here is a fan -- they're not sweet enough for the Homunculi, and Mrs Sunrise is offended both by the texture (we decided they're skinned tribbles) and the fact that it's a sweetened bean product. (She's offended by baked beans too. This has threatened to end our marriage.) But I love the texture and the mild sweetness, and I'm about to finish my breakfast with a couple more!
YES BROTHER, WE SHALL FEAST ON TRIBBLE FLESH WITHIN THE BELLY OF THE CITY WHICH DOES NOT SLEEP AND WE SHALL NEVER BE SATIATED.
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I got the first good night's sleep I've had all week. I do not care for the hotel life.I agree. Hotels suck.
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I am pleased that the dutch subtitles for the witcher use the polish spelling of names. Roach = Płotka
Płotka is the original name of the (series of) Witcher's horse(s)* and refers to common roach.
*there is a scene somewhere in the books where someone asks Geralt about that and he says that he calls all his horses Płotka, even the male ones (the word itself is grammatically feminine in Polish).
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Yesterday,
There was practically a TPK.
(Our brave necromancer ran away)
Now we must roll
New dudes to play.
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One hour of shoveling snow so far.
Hello, John!
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Fat Pervert Captain: I'm dying here!
Me: Then go home and die on your own time, I have s$*@ I have to do.
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Hey, Cap! How much longer do you have to shovel?
About 9 hours.
Yesterday,
There was practically a TPK.
(Our brave necromancer ran away)
Now we must roll
New dudes to play.
So... bard? I'm thinking bard.
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I am pleased that the dutch subtitles for the witcher use the polish spelling of names. Roach = PłotkaPłotka is the original name of the (series of) Witcher's horse(s)* and refers to common roach.
*there is a scene somewhere in the books where someone asks Geralt about that and he says that he calls all his horses Płotka, even the male ones (the word itself is grammatically feminine in Polish).
It was a bit confusiong at first when they all have 'english' names, and the subtitles sometimes vary wildly with the polish names, but I like it.
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Saturday's One-Shot:
My paladin was devoured by a purple worm that emerged from the torchlit outhouse that served as the entrance to the dungeon. Before we even got to roll initiative.
So then my barbarian single-handedly slaughtered 80-90% of all vile dungeon denizens, and suddenly rolled poorly on a saving throw . . . . Petrification sucks!
So I was handed a goblin NPC to run (as the timing was good and it served the narrative), but Darth Narsus's wood elf archer decided it was no good having a cooperative goblin along with the party. That gobbo had three maximum hit points. Three.
And I don't even remember what I was running for the last battle . . . . Tired, I was, after 30-ish hours awake and working!
Three character deaths in a single evening . . . . Hmph.
Had fun, though.
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So... bard? I'm thinking bard.Yesterday,
There was practically a TPK.
(Our brave necromancer ran away)
Now we must roll
New dudes to play.
It's my turn to be the tank, so I'm going to play a Dwarven Armour Specialist Fighter, with a kinda Ancient Near/Middle East aesthetic. His armour itself will resemble this
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Extra points for armour with a beard guard attached that looks like a beard.
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It's my turn to be the tank, so I'm going to play a Dwarven Armour Specialist Fighter, with a kinda Ancient Near/Middle East aesthetic. His armour itself will resemble thisSo... bard? I'm thinking bard.Yesterday,
There was practically a TPK.
(Our brave necromancer ran away)
Now we must roll
New dudes to play.
Cool, interesting. I like it!
Definitely extra points for the neck-guard or helmet having a beard-cover of metal that looks like the beard!