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The school director is coming to observe my classroom this morning.
Not nervous at all.
Finally got all but one of my parent conference narratives submitted last night and have positive feedback from her on them, with no recrimination for being two days late on it, so that's good.
Sigh.


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lisamarlene wrote:

IMMEDIATELY QUESTION A MAP WITH THAT MUCH EXTRA WATER, AND YET LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA STILL EXIST?

Meanwhile, portions of two mountain ranges are under water.

It's funny how bad it feels to see the map so casually cut through the Rockies (and the Appalacians, despite actively taking up so much more of them), nevermind the literal Italy and Greece hyper-distinctive coastlines (and a random Black Sea stuck in the middle of the great lakes).

agh the more i look at the picture the more insane it drives me; does seriously no one recognize cyprus

But the fact that they left both Florida and Louisiana just felt so odd. I kept wanting to "help" by erasing them, despite the fact that the map is just... dumb. It's like, "I... I can help..."


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Fantasy Monster: Wight-Sage


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Erasing Florida? We appreciate the willingness for personal sacrifices, but... Don't you live there?


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Drejk wrote:
Erasing Florida? We appreciate the willingness for personal sacrifices, but... Don't you live there?

the map needs that much help, you know?


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Hello, everyone.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Hello, everyone.

Mornin' there John Boy...yep, still have to


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*grumble grumble* something something red tape, people suck (present company excluded of course) *grumble*


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It's amazing being "on the other side" of the hiring process, reviewing my managers questions, and realizing just how many of them are on the "most hated questions EVER" list because everyone thinks they're traps, when they're really just, "Give us an idea as to your personality."

Stuff like:
- "What do you like least about the position you're applying for?"
- "What causes you stress at work?"
- "What do you want in a manager?"

We really want to know, because we're looking for someone we can work with for the next 10 years. We're not trying to "trap" anyone. We're just not trying to make anyone regret joining us.


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GM_Beernorg wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hello, everyone.
Mornin' there John Boy...yep, still have to

Beernorg gets cookies.


captain yesterday wrote:
*grumble grumble* something something red tape, people suck (present company excluded of course) *grumble*

No, no, I definitely suck.

*uses straw to drink, while vacuuming*

See?

Scarab Sages

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NobodysHome wrote:


- "What do you like least about the position you're applying for?"

The fact that I will still be required to actually work.

NobodysHome wrote:


- "What causes you stress at work?"

Really dumb users. Really dumb co-workers. People who dont RTFM. Walking PBKACs.

NobodysHome wrote:


- "What do you want in a manager?"

Someone who understands that sometimes I need to go into the supply closet to scream.


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lisamarlene wrote:
GM_Beernorg wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Hello, everyone.
Mornin' there John Boy...yep, still have to
Beernorg gets cookies.

Sweet!!


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Woran wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
- "What do you like least about the position you're applying for?"
The fact that I will still be required to actually work.

Acceptable.

Woran wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
- "What causes you stress at work?"
Really dumb users. Really dumb co-workers. People who dont RTFM. Walking PBKACs.

OMG! Join us, sister!

Woran wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
- "What do you want in a manager?"
Someone who understands that sometimes I need to go into the supply closet to scream.

Oh, yeah. No problems there.


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I have finished the main story of Borderlands 3. It wasn't bad, though the big bads were rather so-so. Funnily enough, they reminded me of the twins from Far Cry New Dawn—another game I received as a gift from NobodysHome.

Still, it was a good, fun game, and I still have multiple DLCs to go through.


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Drejk wrote:

I have finished the main story of Borderlands 3. It wasn't bad, though the big bads were rather so-so. Funnily enough, they reminded me of the twins from Far Cry New Dawn—another game I received as a gift from NobodysHome.

Still, it was a good, fun game, and I still have multiple DLCs to go through.

Loves me some Borderlands 3!


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Drejk wrote:

I have finished the main story of Borderlands 3. It wasn't bad, though the big bads were rather so-so. Funnily enough, they reminded me of the twins from Far Cry New Dawn—another game I received as a gift from NobodysHome.

Still, it was a good, fun game, and I still have multiple DLCs to go through.

I did what now?

I swear, Steam and its whole, "Oh, you're buying this game? Here are all the people you know who have it on their wish list" interface.


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I found a new area in Red Dead Redemption 2 and promptly helped this lady escape from a police wagon. Thus ensuring I had a bounty there.

In fairness, she did say "please".


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NobodysHome wrote:
Drejk wrote:

I have finished the main story of Borderlands 3. It wasn't bad, though the big bads were rather so-so. Funnily enough, they reminded me of the twins from Far Cry New Dawn—another game I received as a gift from NobodysHome.

Still, it was a good, fun game, and I still have multiple DLCs to go through.

I did what now?

I swear, Steam and its whole, "Oh, you're buying this game? Here are all the people you know who have it on their wish list" interface.

It was an 80%-off bundle with Far Cry 5 for which I was short a few dollars previous summer.


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High of 79˚F. Low of 55˚F. Bright sun. The smell of new growth everywhere.

Yep, it's late October in the Bay Area all right.


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There was this amazing kid at Aikido of Berkeley: in his late teens, but absolutely willing to hang out with/play with kids of any and all ages, and treated them all with respect, and like they were all human beings. He spent hours with the kids.

I always looked at him and thought, "D***. If my kids grow up to be like him, I'll be d****d proud."

Fast forward 15 years.

Impus Major was asked to do his first baby-sitting gig a couple of weeks ago.
NobodysHome: How did it go?
Impus Major: Well, she was really excited that I was going to be baby-sitting her, so we ran around the house like crazy for a couple of hours, jumped on the beds, climbed a bunch of stuff, and then when she got tired we played some bizarre incarnation of CandyLand where the rules kept changing every couple of minutes, but she seemed to really like it...

Mission accomplished.

(And yes, I bring this up because the Fake Russian was decrying the dearth of babysitters under $30 an hour in the area, and I promptly volunteered Impus Major for half that price.)


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NobodysHome wrote:

There was this amazing kid at Aikido of Berkeley: in his late teens, but absolutely willing to hang out with/play with kids of any and all ages, and treated them all with respect, and like they were all human beings. He spent hours with the kids.

I always looked at him and thought, "D***. If my kids grow up to be like him, I'll be d****d proud."

Fast forward 15 years.

Impus Major was asked to do his first baby-sitting gig a couple of weeks ago.
NobodysHome: How did it go?
Impus Major: Well, she was really excited that I was going to be baby-sitting her, so we ran around the house like crazy for a couple of hours, jumped on the beds, climbed a bunch of stuff, and then when she got tired we played some bizarre incarnation of CandyLand where the rules kept changing every couple of minutes, but she seemed to really like it...

Mission accomplished.

(And yes, I bring this up because the Fake Russian was decrying the dearth of babysitters under $30 an hour in the area, and I promptly volunteered Impus Major for half that price.)

Initials B.H.? He was a darned good kid.


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captain yesterday wrote:

I found a new area in Red Dead Redemption 2 and promptly helped this lady escape from a police wagon. Thus ensuring I had a bounty there.

In fairness, she did say "please".

I went to the post office and paid off the bounty (it was only 5 dollars) and walked out of the post office and promptly shot (accidentally) the first person I tried talking to.


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lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

There was this amazing kid at Aikido of Berkeley: in his late teens, but absolutely willing to hang out with/play with kids of any and all ages, and treated them all with respect, and like they were all human beings. He spent hours with the kids.

I always looked at him and thought, "D***. If my kids grow up to be like him, I'll be d****d proud."

Fast forward 15 years.

Impus Major was asked to do his first baby-sitting gig a couple of weeks ago.
NobodysHome: How did it go?
Impus Major: Well, she was really excited that I was going to be baby-sitting her, so we ran around the house like crazy for a couple of hours, jumped on the beds, climbed a bunch of stuff, and then when she got tired we played some bizarre incarnation of CandyLand where the rules kept changing every couple of minutes, but she seemed to really like it...

Mission accomplished.

(And yes, I bring this up because the Fake Russian was decrying the dearth of babysitters under $30 an hour in the area, and I promptly volunteered Impus Major for half that price.)

Initials B.H.? He was a darned good kid.

No; B was amazing, but I'm thinking of S. O's son. A? I never could spell his name.


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NobodysHome wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

There was this amazing kid at Aikido of Berkeley: in his late teens, but absolutely willing to hang out with/play with kids of any and all ages, and treated them all with respect, and like they were all human beings. He spent hours with the kids.

I always looked at him and thought, "D***. If my kids grow up to be like him, I'll be d****d proud."

Fast forward 15 years.

Impus Major was asked to do his first baby-sitting gig a couple of weeks ago.
NobodysHome: How did it go?
Impus Major: Well, she was really excited that I was going to be baby-sitting her, so we ran around the house like crazy for a couple of hours, jumped on the beds, climbed a bunch of stuff, and then when she got tired we played some bizarre incarnation of CandyLand where the rules kept changing every couple of minutes, but she seemed to really like it...

Mission accomplished.

(And yes, I bring this up because the Fake Russian was decrying the dearth of babysitters under $30 an hour in the area, and I promptly volunteered Impus Major for half that price.)

Initials B.H.? He was a darned good kid.
No; B was amazing, but I'm thinking of S. O's son. A? I never could spell his name.

A. Yeah, they're good people.


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Yes, it's political humor, but it's Mcsweeney's, and it's Texas-bashing, and it's Halloween-themed.


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About to go home. Good night, everyone.


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NobodysHome wrote:


- "What do you like least about the position you're applying for?"

Uncertainty about duties or responsibilities not explicitly shown to me but will be required by me to do.

NobodysHome wrote:


- "What causes you stress at work?"

System failures, lack of or outdated reference documents, and people who should know better.

NobodysHome wrote:


- "What do you want in a manager?"

Actively gives constructive feedback and doesn't wait for it to be requested. Stays away from irritating buzzwords like "culture" and just tells me how to do things without treating me like they're gonna hurt my feelings.


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- "What do you like least about the position you're applying for?"

- Ye facte that I must fyghte for ye KINGE in order to receyyve mine Dole, when I hathe an bloudy squable wyth Sir Nobbin of Bloyes that will not Waite

- "What causes you stress at work?"

- Sande in ye Codpeice.

"What do you want in a manager?

- Plenty of Haye withal to feed mine Steyde.


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I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.


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Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.

I mean, that's fine, but, uh, there's a problem - I'm a lion. Sorry!


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Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.

Yes. It is all my fault.


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Tacticslion wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.
I mean, that's fine, but, uh, there's a problem - I'm a lion. Sorry!

No eating the goats! No! Bad Tact! BAD!!! Bad scapelion!


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Freehold DM wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.
Yes. It is all my fault.

Wait your turn! There is enough blame to go around!


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Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.

Yay! Sharoth gets cookies.


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lisamarlene wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.
Yay! Sharoth gets cookies.

Doubtful. You are the one that managed, somehow, to get your blame time deferred until 2022. Who did you bribe? I want answers!!!


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Sharoth wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.
Yay! Sharoth gets cookies.
Doubtful. You are the one that managed, somehow, to get your blame time deferred until 2022. Who did you bribe? I want answers!!!

You can't handle the answers!!


Sharoth wrote:
Tacticslion wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.
I mean, that's fine, but, uh, there's a problem - I'm a lion. Sorry!
No eating the goats! No! Bad Tact! BAD!!! Bad scapelion!

But goat cheese is so gooooooooooood.


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TL, there will be no goat's cheese if you eat the goats.

(NB: Goat is also tasty)


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The Onion has another Texas-bashing article that made me think of LM.


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Limeylongears wrote:

TL, there will be no goat's cheese if you eat the goats.

(NB: Goat is also tasty)

numnum...wine marinated goat chops! (crap now I want to make some and grill them, except unlike SOME people in the Bay Area, upstate NY has a general high of about 55-60 degrees this time of year...lucky buggers with your generally constant temperate weather...)


Limeylongears wrote:

TL, there will be no goat's cheese if you eat the goats.

(NB: Goat is also tasty)

... but the goat comes with the cheese...


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Tacticslion wrote:
Limeylongears wrote:

TL, there will be no goat's cheese if you eat the goats.

(NB: Goat is also tasty)

... but the goat comes with the cheese...

That is why you eat the billy goats and leave the nanny goats to make the base ingredient for goat cheese :)


NYUM


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Sharoth wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
I blame... ~looks though my calendar~ ...Freehold DM is next month... ~grumbles~ Captain Yesterday was last week... ~grimaces~ lisamarlene doesn't get any blame time until 2022... ~reads further~ Ah! Tacticslion is on blame duty this week. Accept it Tact. You are on scapegoat, er, blame duty! NobodysHone is on blame duty next week.
Yay! Sharoth gets cookies.
Doubtful. You are the one that managed, somehow, to get your blame time deferred until 2022. Who did you bribe? I want answers!!!

I'm not even on the schedule. You don't even want to know what I had to do for that.


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Given your Avatar, I'm guessing it has to do with fire.


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Hello, everyone.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Hello, everyone.

Howdy there John Boy!


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I carved a seat into a boulder.

So I have that going for me.


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GM_Beernorg wrote:
Tacticslion wrote:
Limeylongears wrote:

TL, there will be no goat's cheese if you eat the goats.

(NB: Goat is also tasty)

... but the goat comes with the cheese...
That is why you eat the billy goats and leave the nanny goats to make the base ingredient for goat cheese :)

Billy goats are for dog food.

I know this because we used to sell our excess billy goats to Purina.

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