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Crag_Irons wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Icyshadow wrote:
My modem died, and I'm probably not going to get it fixed till tuesday thanks to a holiday and the weekend. I'm relying on a rather finicky phone web in the meantime...

you are on...dial up?

That's FAWESOME MAN!!

Remember when? Then you are old; Me too.

*Gets dressed*

Well, I remember the Model I TRS-80 with 4K Ram. And no built-in support for a modem of any sort. So, yes, I'm old. So get off my lawn!


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I had a VIC-20 and a Commodore-64 (yes, 64. We weren't fancy enough for the 128). Also a Colecovision with an Atari adapter. Oh, and for the VIC and Commodore we had tape drives (using standard audio tapes, of course) as well as 5.25" floppies. The VIC also used cartridges for a lot of its programs. We did have a 300 baud modem for the Commodore, but never used it.


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
I had a VIC-20 and a Commodore-64 (yes, 64. We weren't fancy enough for the 128). Also a Colecovision with an Atari adapter. Oh, and for the VIC and Commodore we had tape drives (using standard audio tapes, of course) as well as 5.25" floppies. The VIC also used cartridges for a lot of its programs. We did have a 300 baud modem for the Commodore, but never used it.

Ah, those were the days. Everything that we take for granted in today's computers was leading-edge, even experimental, back then. For instance, how many of us are aware that the C-64's Video chip was used in the original IBM PC's CGA card?


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Just to let everyone know, I won't be on-line very much tomorrow. I have been offered, and have accepted a four hour security detail in a nearby city (Greensburg, for those familiar with SW PA) from 8 to noon. I will not be home until 2 or 3 PM.


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My shift's almost over. Closing up the shop to go home. Good night everyone.


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Night, John.


John Napier 698 wrote:

Hey, everyone. What do you think of this?

** spoiler omitted **

I like it! Is it for anything in particular, or just for your own gaming satisfaction?


Good night!


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When you are tired of getting other people's urine, mucus and vomit on you on a daily basis, you are tired of teaching preschool.

Or possibly German fetish porn.


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Also, I have spent more time this week giving marketing tours, making building repairs, meeting with parents, and doing random janitorial crap than I have actually giving lessons. And my best work friend handed in her notice yesterday because she's finally had enough of the owner's crap.


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lisamarlene wrote:

When you are tired of getting other people's urine, mucus and vomit on you on a daily basis, you are tired of teaching preschool.

Or possibly German fetish porn.

Remove the vomit and it looks a lot like my job too. But at least I get everything packed xD


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Tacticslion wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:

Hey, everyone. What do you think of this?

** spoiler omitted **

I like it! Is it for anything in particular, or just for your own gaming satisfaction?

It's the equivalent of True Strike, for skills. I think I remember seeing something like it in Eberron. Oops, sorry, PHB II. But that one is a second level spell and only grants +4 to non-craft skills. Like that spell, mine is unsuited for long-term efforts like crafting, but is okay for anything else. Such as K(History) to learn the history of an obscure place.

Edit: Could also be placed in a magic item, like a headband that provides the bonus continuously.


Yeah, I recognized the true strike similarity immediately - mostly, I was just curious if you were interested in promoting it as, "here's a neat thing I made!" or more as, "I have this one campaign that I think this would be good for..." or more as, "I think I'd like to adopt this into my house rules, as a general spell!" sort of thing.

I actually have retained the one non-prestidigitation/non-healing low-level spell I'd actually want, if I could, for real life: scholar's touch. It makes an appearance in almost every game I run or play as, usually as a lost or unknown spell that is continuously freshly learned or rediscovered by someone new.

(That said, if our Kingmaker game ever finishes, it's going to be pretty common, as it's freely spread across that kingdom, and the King aids the Kingdom's economy by selling magic items on the side - mostly prestidigitation, scholar's touch, and ring of sustenance items - and then drops that money directly into the Kingdom's economy. He's joined the Arcanamurium, and teleports there every week to teach lessons as a special guest professor, and peddle magic items in Absalom.)


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^ packaging is everything.


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Anything I post is public domain. Take it and run with it. :)


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Everything I post costs you guys 1 dollar some of you are in deep deep debt to me FYI.


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
Everything I post costs you guys 1 dollar some of you are in deep deep debt to me FYI.

Everything you posts costs you one dollar and ten cents for every person who either reads it, looks at it, or otherwise notices it, and every favorite I give (either to you or another) costs you another 55 cents, all payable directly to me, so...

Note that these prices are exclusive to Vidmaster7, and may or may not apply to others...


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Hey, TL, my posts are so long that they break the forum!!!
Envy?


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Or, put that spell into a potion, for that quick skill-boost when needed. :)


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Kileanna wrote:

Hey, TL, my posts are so long that they break the forum!!!

Envy?

I think it's because the edit boxes for posting have a fixed length. Maybe somewhere around 1,024 characters.


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Now I should feel guilty for being so wordy...


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lol just lol everything above me till my previous post.


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Trying to get a meager amount of sleep between the time I got home and the time I need to get ready seems to be a lost cause. So I might as well just stay up.


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Heading out now. I'll likely not be on-line for the rest of the day. Have a good day, everyone.


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you too.


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lisamarlene wrote:
Also, I have spent more time this week giving marketing tours, making building repairs, meeting with parents, and doing random janitorial crap than I have actually giving lessons. And my best work friend handed in her notice yesterday because she's finally had enough of the owner's crap.

understandable.


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It is morning. It is Saturday. And yet, I am awake. This is a travesty. >.<

Husband and kidlet are testing for their black belts today, so I have to be here to take pics.


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have fun lynora. Tell them that we said Gratz on the black belts!


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Break a leg!

Or don't if it's against the rules.

And hey, you can always enter them in Fight Club afterwards to recoup the cost. :-)


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Have fun!


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Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D

They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)


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WOOOOOOOOO


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Gratz lynora.


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They didn't break legs as Cap suggested but I guess breaking some boards can be pretty cool too! ;-D

Congrats!


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Congratulations Lynora!


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At last my nit-pickery is validated as The Guardian includes the correction to that football article I (and, probably, a bunch of other Swedes and Italians who remember the 80:s) alerted them to.


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How I got the kids to behave today.

I said "if you want to horse around you have to clean up first"

Sure, the living room is a mess, but the kids are behaving. :-)


That moment where you specifically try to get a massive hangover for reasons of plausible deniability, and wake up in the morning feeling absolutely fine.

Silver Crusade

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Kileanna wrote:

Hey, TL, my posts are so long that they break the forum!!!

Envy?

I made a long post that broke the forum it was on once.

Cosmo was not happy with me.


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I've found other ways to break the forums.

For instance, there's only a finite amount of times you can change your avatar.


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Louis-Léopold Boilly - A Game of Billiards


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lynora wrote:

Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D

They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)

Huzzah! :)

They didn't do a thing where they knelt on the floor and somebody swung a sharp blade at them and they had to dodge, did they?

Somebody told me that was a thing at HEMA on Wednesday, but I'm not sure they were telling the truth.


In other news, Guinness Milk Stout myam myam myam.


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So, now I'm home, and dead tired. The assignment was to provide extra security as a supplement to the University Police for this year's graduation ceremony. I'll need five hours of sleep in order to function. See everyone at around 9 PM.


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Limeylongears wrote:
lynora wrote:

Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D

They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)

Huzzah! :)

They didn't do a thing where they knelt on the floor and somebody swung a sharp blade at them and they had to dodge, did they?

Somebody told me that was a thing at HEMA on Wednesday, but I'm not sure they were telling the truth.

Lol. No, not at this taekwondo school. I can't imagine the potential lawsuits. :P


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Remember, what happens in Fight Club, stays in Fight Club.

That's all I know, i've never actually seen it. I assume Ed Norton gets punched in the face (Ed Norton was always getting punched in the face in movies at that time, truly a golden age of cinema).


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lynora wrote:
Limeylongears wrote:
lynora wrote:

Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D

They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)

Huzzah! :)

They didn't do a thing where they knelt on the floor and somebody swung a sharp blade at them and they had to dodge, did they?

Somebody told me that was a thing at HEMA on Wednesday, but I'm not sure they were telling the truth.

Lol. No, not at this taekwondo school. I can't imagine the potential lawsuits. :P

That's what I thought...


Limeylongears wrote:
In other news, Guinness Milk Stout myam myam myam.

Where do we find this in San Francisco?


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Minityugh. For all of you who wanted to have a pet otyugh familiar...

You wanted one, right?

Right?!

Silver Crusade

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Drejk wrote:

Minityugh. For all of you who wanted to have a pet otyugh familiar...

You wanted one, right?

Right?!

SQQQQQQQQQUUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEEE!

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