
Feros |
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So expeditious retreat was somehow changed to expeditious receipt in my latest Campaign Journal entry. Given that my friend Sean's character is not an accountant, this is quite wrong.
I'm sure Cosmo has been blamed for auto-correct before now, but I think a refresher chorus is warranted. I Blame Cosmo for this!

Feros |
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I Blame Cosmo for people.
After fighting late morning traffic (yes, late morning. As in 10:30 to 11:30. When most people should be where they were supposed to be) and dealing with mass stupidity among the population at the grocery store, Cthulhu cults and Gozer cults suddenly make a lot more sense. :P

Readerbreeder |
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Let's see, in the last 24 hours, I have:
1)Had my car broken into with somebody smashing the window to get in;
2)Turned my ankle on the front step;
3)Had a new medication make me so dizzy I had to come home early from work;
4)Had one of my students basically turn into Zack de la Rocha at the end of "Killing in the Name", for reasons unknown.
Yeah, I'm Kinda sensing Cosmo at work here!

Souls At War |
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Master Pugwampi wrote:I Blame Cosmo that the Gremlin weather control device has faulty coordinate circuitry and is about to dump snow on Seattle rather than Rysky as planned.COOOOOOOSSSSSSSSMOOOOOOOOO!
Wanted to go skiing? make an igloo?
I blame Cosmo for the Weather Machine's timer being set to days instead of hours.

Fireman Gob Montag |
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I Blame Cosmo that no one has blamed Cosmo in a month!
Take a look at the state of the world people! Expose, Report, Complain!
A-B-C. A-Always, B-Blame, C-Cosmo. Always blame Cosmo. ALWAYS BLAME COSMO. We're adding a little something to this month's blame contest. As you all know, first prize is a Lamashtan Eldorado. Anyone wanna see second prize? Second prize is a set of dogslicers. Third prize {holds up alchemist bomb} is you're fired.

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I also blame Cosmo for Selene's lack of hours at work.
I also also blame Cosmo for me deciding to wear my old sneakers without socks while running errands while my feet were swollen. Those blisters on both pinky toes suck.
While working 32 out of 38 hours this winter I developed a blister as big as my thumb on my big toe.
I took a picture if you ever need to spontaneously throw up.

Ambrosia Slaad |
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Ambrosia Slaad wrote:I also blame Cosmo for Selene's lack of hours at work.
I also also blame Cosmo for me deciding to wear my old sneakers without socks while running errands while my feet were swollen. Those blisters on both pinky toes suck.
While working 32 out of 38 hours this winter I developed a blister as big as my thumb on my big toe.
I took a picture if you ever need to spontaneously throw up.
Last time (the only time, actually) I was at Universal Studios Orlando, we scheduled a spa trip first thing the first morning. I had the whole pedicure + foot soak + exfoliate thing. After that, we had lunch and then started our walking throughout the park. Miles of walking on brand new feet skin was a literal bloody mess by that evening.
I now very belatedly blame Cosmo for us thinking that was a good idea. And drinking all that wine. And those horribly incriminating photos.

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First World Nerd World Problems:
I blame Cosmo that Hasbro and Florida retailers are conspiring to sloooooowly dribble out the new Transformers WfC:Siege and Studio Series figures.
I also blame Cosmo that I finally managed to snag a new Siege Soundwave, but he isn't packaged with a cassette-bot, and the separate Ravage & Laserbeak 2-pack still isn't out yet.

Hunt, the PugWumpus |
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You know, eye patches are totally rad with the kids today.
Wearing a patch over each eye is doubly rad.
It's Cosmo's fault that I had a shaved head, a bushy beard, a pirates costume *and* an eyepatch for Halloween, but couldn't go out!
Ah, yes. The door leading to outside was on your eyepatch side.

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Hunt, the PugWumpus wrote:I blame Cosmo that Vanykrye would apparently prefer to be nearly blind in both eyes.I blame Cosmo that the difference in prescriptions for my eyes is...let's just say it's bad.
I may need to have LASIK just so I can buy glasses.
How bad is it? did you have that bad eye for long?

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Vanykrye wrote:How bad is it? did you have that bad eye for long?Hunt, the PugWumpus wrote:I blame Cosmo that Vanykrye would apparently prefer to be nearly blind in both eyes.I blame Cosmo that the difference in prescriptions for my eyes is...let's just say it's bad.
I may need to have LASIK just so I can buy glasses.
I'm 44 yrs old. I started wearing glasses in 2nd grade with one real lens and one fake. I switched to a single contact lens in 3rd grade.
At this point my left eye is at -8.75 while my right is a -4.5.
Using the thinnest material available my left lens is about 3/8" thick.

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Souls At War wrote:Vanykrye wrote:How bad is it? did you have that bad eye for long?Hunt, the PugWumpus wrote:I blame Cosmo that Vanykrye would apparently prefer to be nearly blind in both eyes.I blame Cosmo that the difference in prescriptions for my eyes is...let's just say it's bad.
I may need to have LASIK just so I can buy glasses.
I'm 44 yrs old. I started wearing glasses in 2nd grade with one real lens and one fake. I switched to a single contact lens in 3rd grade.
At this point my left eye is at -8.75 while my right is a -4.5.
Using the thinnest material available my left lens is about 3/8" thick.
Er... I blame Cosmo that you're having any troubles at all. While the difference is HUGE, any decent glasses place should be able to deal with that.
Says the man at -10.5/-11.75...

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Vanykrye wrote:Souls At War wrote:Vanykrye wrote:How bad is it? did you have that bad eye for long?Hunt, the PugWumpus wrote:I blame Cosmo that Vanykrye would apparently prefer to be nearly blind in both eyes.I blame Cosmo that the difference in prescriptions for my eyes is...let's just say it's bad.
I may need to have LASIK just so I can buy glasses.
I'm 44 yrs old. I started wearing glasses in 2nd grade with one real lens and one fake. I switched to a single contact lens in 3rd grade.
At this point my left eye is at -8.75 while my right is a -4.5.
Using the thinnest material available my left lens is about 3/8" thick.
Er... I blame Cosmo that you're having any troubles at all. While the difference is HUGE, any decent glasses place should be able to deal with that.
Says the man at -10.5/-11.75...
Normal glasses, yes, with restrictions on the shape of the frames. Polarized sunglasses also adds "no rimless or semi-rimless frames" to the list of restrictions or "the polarization layer will peel off". The brands the store had available came with their own restrictions on top of that.
Like I said, went through 7 different rejected frames before I ran out of patience and got a refund.