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oooOOOoo dragon cake... if it was only chocolate.
Edit: Naked dragon cake all the better!
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Baked a chocolate dragon cake while naked?
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be my animal companion as I am a lust wizard, apparently.Hm. Definitely Paladin. I want something about being addicted to stories and story telling, but can't find a good bard archetype about that. Maaaaybe I can stretch to Archeologist, because they research cool stories? But I'm not roguish. Meh.
PrC: Loremaster.
Or cat. Could I be a cat?
I don't know. Are you high enough level that I could be an ocelot familiar, rather than a housecat?
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Pictures?
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That makes the dragon cake sad...
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You better not start with the egg. You might make it angry.
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NobodysHome:Your Spanish teacher asked you to do ANOTHER PowerPoint presentation? Hasn't she learned her lesson yet?
Impus Major: Apparently not.My favorite:
"Bad Day" = An unhappy emoticon
"Worse Day" = A photo of a group of vultures tearing apart a human corpseYeah, I had to veto that one. But I liked it.
Maybe she hasn't learned her lesson because you vetoed it?
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Psychic or Int-based Sorcerer (because I want all the wonders of Int-based spellcasting without having to bother without having to study the books every day), with... Hmmm... Archeologist archetype?
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Very mild-mild headache is looming around my head. Probably something to do with windy weather today.
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Very mild-mild headache is looming around my head. Probably something to do with windy weather today.Nah, it's all the INT-based spells trying to shove themselves into your head. That's why CHA-based casting is better. Things just happen for you because you're that f@%&ing awesome.
wow is it to late to change my mind to sorcerer.
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Very mild-mild headache is looming around my head. Probably something to do with windy weather today.Nah, it's all the INT-based spells trying to shove themselves into your head. That's why CHA-based casting is better. Things just happen for you because you're that f!$!ing awesome.
I am pretty sure that my Int is better than my Cha.
Archeologist is there mainly for some extra luck.
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If you had a mammoth to ride you could just crush whatever caused the headache in the first place (or if it's inconclusive, pick something to crush for fun).
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Very mild-mild headache is looming around my head. Probably something to do with windy weather today.Nah, it's all the INT-based spells trying to shove themselves into your head. That's why CHA-based casting is better. Things just happen for you because you're that f!$!ing awesome.I am pretty sure that my Int is better than my Cha.
Archeologist is there mainly for some extra luck.
"Int-based Archaeologist" is why I went with Pathfinder Chronicler.
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I dumped intelligence to jack up my wisdom, constitution, and dexterity.
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Kind of Christmas themed what with your red hair and her green dress.
please tell your wife I said hello.
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I don't know. Are you high enough level that I could be an ocelot familiar, rather than a housecat?be my animal companion as I am a lust wizard, apparently.Hm. Definitely Paladin. I want something about being addicted to stories and story telling, but can't find a good bard archetype about that. Maaaaybe I can stretch to Archeologist, because they research cool stories? But I'm not roguish. Meh.
PrC: Loremaster.
Or cat. Could I be a cat?
only if you let me call you revolver.
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This weekend, Whingey Wizzard is hosting a huge seminar for the kaicho of his budo/jujutsu style. There are lots and lots of people in his dojo. And, because it makes the kaicho happy, tonight the top TWENTY of them are descending on our home and I've agreed to cook for all of them.
So I'm making two colossal pots of jambalaya and a big rum cake (I'm still trying to figure out side dishes) and once I'm certain that everybody is fed and happy and I have fulfilled my hostess obligation, I'm going to disappear with the kids upstairs and read.
I honestly don't mind the cooking, and they're good people (mostly), there's just too damned many of them.
Aaaand I've got the oven preheating now so I can get the cake baked and most of the ingredients chopped up and into prep bags before I take the kids to ballet this morning.
And I'm trying not to be stressed.
The food part is easy. Everybody likes my food. (Except for Nobody's Home.) It's the people.
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only if you let me call you revolver.I don't know. Are you high enough level that I could be an ocelot familiar, rather than a housecat?be my animal companion as I am a lust wizard, apparently.Hm. Definitely Paladin. I want something about being addicted to stories and story telling, but can't find a good bard archetype about that. Maaaaybe I can stretch to Archeologist, because they research cool stories? But I'm not roguish. Meh.
PrC: Loremaster.
Or cat. Could I be a cat?
Make sure you keep the proper medication on hand for ol' Revolver.
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This weekend, Whingey Wizzard is hosting a huge seminar for the kaicho of his budo/jujutsu style. There are lots and lots of people in his dojo. And, because it makes the kaicho happy, tonight the top TWENTY of them are descending on our home and I've agreed to cook for all of them.
So I'm making two colossal pots of jambalaya and a big rum cake (I'm still trying to figure out side dishes) and once I'm certain that everybody is fed and happy and I have fulfilled my hostess obligation, I'm going to disappear with the kids upstairs and read.
I honestly don't mind the cooking, and they're good people (mostly), there's just too damned many of them.
Aaaand I've got the oven preheating now so I can get the cake baked and most of the ingredients chopped up and into prep bags before I take the kids to ballet this morning.
And I'm trying not to be stressed.
The food part is easy. Everybody likes my food. (Except for Nobody's Home.) It's the people.
I didn't know your husband was the martial artist. I look forward to fighting with him over both you and who gets to clean the gutters.
The dinner thing brings back memories.
Here's hoping they arrive in small groups so you are not overwhelmed, and that they allow you to disappear to read before too long.
I"m sure I would love your cooking. NobodysHome is hard wired to like only his wife's cooking, I'm sure.
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I"m sure I would love your cooking. NobodysHome is hard wired to like only his wife's cooking, I'm sure.
I've almost never seen Goth Bard cook. She says she cooks. (She did make me fabulous Happy Tree Friends cupcakes for my birthday one year. She cut up gummi bears and impaled them on tiny spikes with red gel icing. It was adorable.) But NH is the chef.
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Whingey Wizzard is a 5th dan aikido sensei and also trains takamura ha shindo yoshin ryu. It's the TSYR kaicho who is here this weekend.
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I've almost never seen Goth Bard cook. She says she cooks. (She did make me fabulous Happy Tree Friends cupcakes for my birthday one year. She cut up gummi bears and impaled them on tiny spikes with red gel icing. It was adorable.) But NH is the chef.
I"m sure I would love your cooking. NobodysHome is hard wired to like only his wife's cooking, I'm sure.
ooh happy tree friend cupcakes!
You know, absconding with you, gothbard, lynora(did i abscond with her? I'm sure I would, I want her super comfy bed), is one of the best culinary decisions I have ever made.
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Whingey Wizzard is a 5th dan aikido sensei and also trains takamura ha shindo yoshin ryu. It's the TSYR kaicho who is here this weekend.
[Medieval total war]I look forward to fighting him![/medieval total war]
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What's weird is that I've found that to consistently happen*: a thrown shoe will annihilate the thing. Part of what's weird about it is that it seems un-intuitive - a shoe is (comparatively) bulky, not really aerodynamic, and though it can be relatively heavy and have a good smashing surface that surface is in no way guaranteed - and seems likely to fail - to hit the target. And yet, I've seen multiple (really awesome) stories that do the same thing. It's a weird quirk.
Random Shiro story -- he spent a LOT of time in Michigan winters looking for something to do. One of the things he taught himself was to catch flies bare-handed.
It's a really weird-but-amazing ability. If a fly starts bothering us, he just snatches it out of the air.
Yeah, he's a show-off! :-P
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Okay, after the kids' pediatrician telling me "go to CVS; they take Medi-Cal", driving/waiting almost an hour and a half to get to a CVS offering pediatric flu shots, I got told nope, they don't take Medi-Cal. But I should try calling the local hospital. Hospital said, no, they don't accept it, either. And then told me to call Walmart.
OK. Holy carp. What the heck happened to all the places that advertise "FREE" flu shots? I see Target, CVS, and Wal*Mart talking about them all the time! I guess "free" isn't free?
(We've managed to cycle the kids' annual physicals so that the kids and I all get our flu shots in conjunction with our annual check-ups. It was funny. We were at the pediatricians and I asked, "Can I get one, too?" and they said, "We'll have to charge you $30 for it."
It was the first time I'd been told a flu shot cost money. I was surprised.
I am appalled that you can't get your kids flu shots for free if you want them.
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I'm pretty good at catching bugs in my hand.
But if you want to see sitcom level incompetence and destruction give me a fly swatter or rolled up newspaper.
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I have nothing of any value to add.Hey, Jess. Welcome back. Last I saw you was in July on the Kitty thread. How've you been?I am doing well. My cat is currently trying to cover her droppings by scratching the wall.
::wince::
Oh, my cats NEVER do THAT!
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The food part is easy. Everybody likes my food. (Except for Nobody's Home.) It's the people.
If you'd stop putting bugs in it, I'd happily eat it!
And don't forget I'm addicted to your Dr. Pepper pulled pork!
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What's weird is that I've found that to consistently happen*: a thrown shoe will annihilate the thing. Part of what's weird about it is that it seems un-intuitive - a shoe is (comparatively) bulky, not really aerodynamic, and though it can be relatively heavy and have a good smashing surface that surface is in no way guaranteed - and seems likely to fail - to hit the target. And yet, I've seen multiple (really awesome) stories that do the same thing. It's a weird quirk.Random Shiro story -- he spent a LOT of time in Michigan winters looking for something to do. One of the things he taught himself was to catch flies bare-handed.
It's a really weird-but-amazing ability. If a fly starts bothering us, he just snatches it out of the air.
Yeah, he's a show-off! :-P
I do that too, on occasion.
Markthomas66 used to kill them with his shinnai while having unrelated conversations. I never got that good. I would just catch and release.
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The food part is easy. Everybody likes my food. (Except for Nobody's Home.) It's the people.If you'd stop putting bugs in it, I'd happily eat it!
And don't forget I'm addicted to your Dr. Pepper pulled pork!
Well, I'm experimenting tonight... one pot is the standard chicken/andouille sausage/prawns, and the other pot (which has to accommodate allergies to seafood and garlic) is just chicken and pork belly. Honestly, who the fleurk is allergic to garlic, other than my 95-year-old grandmother (who just says she is because she's a snob)?
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Been quiet as the grave on my two PbP threads last few days . . . . Grrrr.
*sigh*
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I am appalled that you can't get your kids flu shots for free if you want them.
Pffft. Free medical anything? In America? What do we look like to you, European barbarians?
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Been quiet as the grave on my two PbP threads last few days . . . . Grrrr.
*sigh*
I like the idea of pbps, but I am notoriously bad at keeping up with them when I have participated in the past. =/
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I can't do PbP for (mostly) the same reason I hate Magic: The Gathering.
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Which is?
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OK. Holy carp. What the heck happened to all the places that advertise "FREE" flu shots? I see Target, CVS, and Wal*Mart talking about them all the time! I guess "free" isn't free?(We've managed to cycle the kids' annual physicals so that the kids and I all get our flu shots in conjunction with our annual check-ups. It was funny. We were at the pediatricians and I asked, "Can I get one, too?" and they said, "We'll have to charge you $30 for it."
It was the first time I'd been told a flu shot cost money. I was surprised.
I am appalled that you can't get your kids flu shots for free if you want them.
Those "free" signs (a) just mean free with insurance, no co-pay, and (b) are designed to get people in the door. Everyone shows up for something free, even if they don't want/need it. Even Walmart charges 39.84 without insurance.
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Those "free" signs (a) just mean free with insurance, no co-pay, and (b) are designed to get people in the door. Everyone shows up for something free, even if they don't want/need it. Even Walmart charges 39.84 without insurance.
OK. Holy carp. What the heck happened to all the places that advertise "FREE" flu shots? I see Target, CVS, and Wal*Mart talking about them all the time! I guess "free" isn't free?(We've managed to cycle the kids' annual physicals so that the kids and I all get our flu shots in conjunction with our annual check-ups. It was funny. We were at the pediatricians and I asked, "Can I get one, too?" and they said, "We'll have to charge you $30 for it."
It was the first time I'd been told a flu shot cost money. I was surprised.
I am appalled that you can't get your kids flu shots for free if you want them.
That is the appalling suck.