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BigNorseWolf wrote:
Pictures stonehenge made out of adorable small desert foxes...

I'll get my people on Foxhenge once they're done with the Barkyeux Tapestry.


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hissssssss


Quibble...you may or may not command more respect from your people if you... perhaps...wore more clothes.

Not a guarantee.


Huh?


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Post at the top of page means you’re nekked. Don’t ask me why, ‘cause I don’t know.


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I have misplaced my pants.


Waterhammer wrote:
Post at the top of page means you’re nekked. Don’t ask me why, ‘cause I don’t know.

Ah. Learn something new every day. Thank you.

Grand Lodge

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Like most traditions, it is opaque and nonsensical.


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Want a fun fact? Well, you're gettin' one whether you want it or not.

Sharks are older than the North Star. And I don't mean that the Earth's axis tilted, thus meaning that a different star used to be the "North Star". I mean that sharks evolved on Earth about 200 million years ago (possibly even longer ago), while Polaris (the North Star) is between 40 and 70 million years old.


I say! That IS fun.

Carry on.


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Whenever someone gives me a compliment, I suddenly turn into a vending machine that's trying to accept a wrinkled dollar, and it's just awkward for everyone.


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I made a peach cobbler to take to game tomorrow night, but it smells so good that it might not survive until then.


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quibblemuch wrote:
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Pictures stonehenge made out of adorable small desert foxes...
I'll get my people on Foxhenge once they're done with the Barkyeux Tapestry.

Woof


BigNorseWolf wrote:
quibblemuch wrote:
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Pictures stonehenge made out of adorable small desert foxes...
I'll get my people on Foxhenge once they're done with the Barkyeux Tapestry.
Woof

Wow.

That is amazing.


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BigNorseWolf wrote:
quibblemuch wrote:
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Pictures stonehenge made out of adorable small desert foxes...
I'll get my people on Foxhenge once they're done with the Barkyeux Tapestry.
Woof

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED.


Today, I learned that my kids are unfamiliar with the concept of toy breeds of dog.


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"Toy" dogs?! That sounds like some made-up Boomer aesthetic!


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All I asked was if the sentence Geoff gave his dog—a toy poodle—a Viking helmet to make her look intimidating. was punctuated correctly.

"Why would he give his dog a toy poodle?"
"No, he's putting a hat on a toy."
"That makes even less sense!"


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By Crom! The youth have missed the point.


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I am 3 for 3 on classes that thought a toy poodle meant a toy that was a poodle and not just a tiny dog.


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To be fair, language is weird. It's a minor miracle anyone ever communicates anything. (Says the novelist...)


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Poodles are surprisingly vicious, skilled, and quiet hunters.


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IIRC they were originally bred as hunting dogs - I want to say specifically birdhunting?

To Google!

Scarab Sages

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Yep, waterfowl hunting.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Poodles are surprisingly vicious, skilled, and quiet hunters.

Walked past a junkyard in syracuse. On a sidewalk. Two pitbulls and a poodle run up to me barking

Awwww puppies! Drum on my belly

The pitbulls skid to a stop. Nope not messing with that thing its much bigger up close

The poodle takes a bite. Realizes thats not working. And they re alone. Glares at me. Glares at his friends growfs, and stalks off.


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Gib pets, hooman?


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Grumbling-fnarf-grumbling daylight savings time...


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Sophie the Wonder-Jaw wrote:
Gib pets, hooman?

To the wolves i was "gets-whole-back-with-one-paw"

One wolf pushed another, shyer, wolf over to me, with what I could only imagine was "here. You have to try this"


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Fantasy NPC: Huntmaster Alvaris, Arranger Of Accidents

If that pesky neighbor baron is courting the same wealthy princess as you, or your older sibling is standing between you and your crown... You can always hope for a tragic accident during a hunt. That's sooo dangerous pastime, after all...


Would you believe that the laundry situation at work tonight is even worse than last week? Because it is. Come in, 2nd shift says "Slow day, not very busy, didn't quite get all the towels done," and leaves. I go in the back. Nothing is folded. There's a load in the dryer. There's a load in the washer. There are at least 3 loads still waiting to be washed (plus the cleaning rags). Not exactly how I would frame "not quite done". There was at least as much not washed as there was washed.


It took over 4 hours, but I'm finally done.


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
It took over 4 hours, but I'm finally done.

But enough about my wedding night…


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
It took over 4 hours, but I'm finally done.

Prunes should help, if it happens again.


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TriOmegaZero wrote:
Like most traditions, it is opaque and nonsensical.

Actually, this tradition's nature makes it transparent and nonsensical.

:D


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Like yer mother’s pants, Trebek! Har!


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When someone is giving me directions and say "You can't miss it," I think "Oh, you have no idea what I am capable of missing."


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It is entirely possible that I'm working too much.


Inconceivable!


Vanykrye wrote:
It is entirely possible that I'm working too much.

Well, those mainframe servers won't pour Fanta into themselves.


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"Why doesn't Victor just kill the monster?"
"Do you honestly think he could?"
"I mean, yeah, it's possible."
"I didn't ask if it was possible. I asked if you thought Victor could do it."
"Oh. Not really."


Scintillae wrote:

"Why doesn't Victor just kill the monster?"

"Do you honestly think he could?"
"I mean, yeah, it's possible."
"I didn't ask if it was possible. I asked if you thought Victor could do it."
"Oh. Not really."

Ms. Scint, the most rational literature teacher ever.


Vanykrye wrote:
It is entirely possible that I'm working too much.

same here man. Days starting to blur together.


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I have been gently poked into posting, so here was my initial response:

Unknown assailant wrote:

*pokes Nobody in particular with a sharp stick*

don't think we haven't noticed your quiet quitting FAWTL...

LOL. Yeah, it was a largely unintended event.

There was all the political back-and-forth, and LM asked us to stop, and I posted something, and someone flagged it and it got taken down, and I thought, "You know, I need to back the heck off for a minute."
So I took a week off. And I realized that all I ever seemed to post was negativity. Complaints about politics Complaints about the kids' schools. Complaints about the neighbors. Complaints about my co-workers. An endless litany of negativity.
So I decided to take all of February(?) (March?) off.
And kitten arrived and made life interesting, and I haven't really had a strong motivation to reappear.

So, sounds like I need to catch up on a few hundred messages, get some kitten picks uploaded, and otherwise rejoin the community.

Though if I'm not complaining like a cranky old man, I don't exactly know what I'll be up to...


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I've been offered a position teaching English and Debate in China.


Congratulations!

I think I'd love to visit China at some point, but I have no idea when I'll make the time to even think about learning a relevant language, and I'm far too much of a weird barbarian to ever think of settling there.

I suspect they would take one look at me and conclude, "OK, so she's not a Mongol, but (her people are) from the far western steppes on the other side - but still. Steppe nomads. Didn't we build a wall about these people?" XD


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Welcome back, Dumbledore.


Scintillae wrote:
I've been offered a position teaching English and Debate in China.

Congratulations!


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Drejk wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

While wearing only underwear and a giant pot on your head.

Edit: how apropos!

In Baldur's Gate 3 you can take off the underwear...

In Baldur's Gate 3 we killed Astarion (deservedly and hilariously -- he tried to bite GothBard's character and she responded with a Strength check to shove him off, and apparently a natural 20 drives a stake through his heart).

For reasons we do not understand, his body disappeared but his underwear remained in camp.

For. The. Entire. Campaign.

No matter which camp we were in, no matter where in the game we were, we could wander the camp and find Astarion's Eternal Undies.

Drejk, write 'em up!


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NobodysHome wrote:
Drejk wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

While wearing only underwear and a giant pot on your head.

Edit: how apropos!

In Baldur's Gate 3 you can take off the underwear...

In Baldur's Gate 3 we killed Astarion (deservedly and hilariously -- he tried to bite GothBard's character and she responded with a Strength check to shove him off, and apparently a natural 20 drives a stake through his heart).

For reasons we do not understand, his body disappeared but his underwear remained in camp.

For. The. Entire. Campaign.

No matter which camp we were in, no matter where in the game we were, we could wander the camp and find Astarion's Eternal Undies.

Drejk, write 'em up!

Are you sure GothBard didn't take them as a trophy?


Qunnessaa wrote:

Congratulations!

I think I'd love to visit China at some point, but I have no idea when I'll make the time to even think about learning a relevant language, and I'm far too much of a weird barbarian to ever think of settling there.

I suspect they would take one look at me and conclude, "OK, so she's not a Mongol, but (her people are) from the far western steppes on the other side - but still. Steppe nomads. Didn't we build a wall about these people?" XD

It's at an international school, so all classes are required to be full-immersion English. The staff I spoke to all emphasized that they have gotten by for years without learning much if any Chinese, so I'm not terribly worried about that, but I'm trying to pick up a few terms so I'm not completely lost at sea.

I'm really excited about it, but the stress of getting visas taken care of, house sold, and finding a new home for Sophie on top of finishing out the year as normal are getting to me. Especially Sophie. But there's no other choice there.

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