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Only +1, if someone springs for really good beans, you could get that bad boy up to like +3, and maybe add the caffeinated haste property.
Then, we would get TWICE as many interesting overheards at the office as normal, because everyone would be coffee hasted, oh, yeah, and production would increase too, I guess...if you care bout such things.

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Ashley Kaprielian wrote:Robot Chris: but just keep that nugget of horror in the back of your mind
Katina: No! I have enough mind nuggets!I read this and, in my mind with the previous chicken posts, I imagine them to be small dark chicken nuggets.
A part of me then wonders, should you eat those with ranch, bbq, honey or ketchup?
Now, I crave chicken nuggets of horror...
I've seen those. They're called McNuggets.

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Ah ha! So that's what those horrid little things are actually made out of, concentrated evil. And clearly, one would have to eat dark nuggets of horror with very concentrated fish sauce. (actually like fish sauce, though actually putting it ON any chicken products is likely an evil act, and may or may not require an insanity check :shudder::)

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Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.
"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

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Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
I'm pretty sure Dinosaurs were extinct by his time.

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NobodysHome wrote:I'm pretty sure Dinosaurs were extinct by his time.Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
I think he/she meant that, but the problem would be the opposite, it didn't exist back then.

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NobodysHome wrote:I'm pretty sure Dinosaurs were extinct by his time.Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
Come to think of it, Dinosaurs had yet to be cloned at the time.
Now one of them is masquerading as a mild mannered Creative Director.

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Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
What's another word for thesaurus?

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NobodysHome wrote:What's another word for thesaurus?Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
Thatsaurus?

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Gisher wrote:Thatsaurus?NobodysHome wrote:What's another word for thesaurus?Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
Yesaurus?

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Rysky wrote:Yesaurus?Gisher wrote:Thatsaurus?NobodysHome wrote:What's another word for thesaurus?Liz Courts wrote:Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price."Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.
It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.
Resisting... urge... to continue chain... and getting whole chain deleted by efficient Gninja...
Resisting.
Resisting...

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Chris Lambertz wrote:In an office far, far away...Redacted A when did we stop publishing star wars insider?
Redacted B a long long time ago?
Or, you know, about 9.3 miles.