
Freehold DM |

Freehold DM wrote:Sharoth wrote:looks directly at Sharoth's horde, conveniently located behind Sharoth but I have always loved you!~pouts~ I have come to believe that Freehold DM no longer loves me! ~glares at Freehold DM~ I want a divorce! ~my lawyer whispers in my ear~ WHAT?!? I have to be married to him to get a divorce and steal, I mean, receive half his money? That is not FAIR!!! ~stomps off pouting~
~GRINS~
You are not getting my Legend of the Five Rings collection! NEVER!!!
Edit - wow. There are a few of these books that I am missing.
leaps over sharoth, grabs what he can, runs off
FOR DAIGOTSU! FOR THE SPIDER!!

Freehold DM |

Freehold DM wrote:How about a hug?Callous Jack wrote:I like you.Freehold DM wrote:I didn't know it was possible for you to like something.captain yesterday wrote:They have Cloverfield on Hulu now.
I've heard good things about it. :-)
one of my favorite movies.
It is not for everyone, however, as I have painfully learned.
hugs

David M Mallon |

Our computer is for watching t.v. and our t.v. is for video games. :-)
There are currently four television sets in my apartment: two belong to me, and two to my roommate. Both of mine and one of my roommate's were free (1 left by previous roommate, 1 found in dumpster, 1 donated by friend moving out of state). One TV is hooked up to a DVD player, the second has a built-in DVD player and isn't hooked up to anything, the third is hooked up to the aforementioned 360 (also left by a previous roommate), and the fourth is hooked up to an original Xbox (traded a guitar for it in 2003). We don't have cable or satellite. I think the only reason we haven't gotten rid of some is that no one wants to buy them, and we're both too cheap to throw them out.

aeglos |

Celestial Healer wrote:I did pack my House Targaryen shirt (BLOOD AND FIRE!!), but not my House GreyjoyPatrick Curtin wrote:Hmm. Which geek shirts to pack? Fantasy, D&D or Horror Lovecraftian??Speaking of shirts, and GoT, I finally picked up a House Tyrell t-shirt.
Long live the Queen of Thorns!
a good friend of me loves to wear his Direwolf shirt, his last name: Stark

captain yesterday |

captain yesterday wrote:Our computer is for watching t.v. and our t.v. is for video games. :-)There are currently four television sets in my apartment: two belong to me, and two to my roommate. Both of mine and one of my roommate's were free (1 left by previous roommate, 1 found in dumpster, 1 donated by friend moving out of state). One TV is hooked up to a DVD player, the second has a built-in DVD player and isn't hooked up to anything, the third is hooked up to the aforementioned 360 (also left by a previous roommate), and the fourth is hooked up to an original Xbox (traded a guitar for it in 2003). We don't have cable or satellite. I think the only reason we haven't gotten rid of some is that no one wants to buy them, and we're both too cheap to throw them out.
We have three t.v. sets, a thirteen inch screen Daewoo we bought on sale for forty bucks when we first moved to Seattle in 2001, we also have one my parents gave us (also thirteen inch) when we moved back to Wisconsin, and we have a big ass one that someone else had found on the curb and then had put on the curb themselves when they moved out. :-)

Ambrosia Slaad |

Callous Jack wrote:Sharoth wrote:That is nice! Where is this?Treppa wrote:My day today.Nice!In the vicinity of Leadville, CO. A 2-1/2 hour drive, but worth it if you have a day to kill. There are two massive fourteeners nearby, one named Mt. Elbert, the other Mt. Massive. The big lake is Turquoise Lake, the little ones are a string of alpine lakes called the Emerald Lakes. They're used to help fish hatchlings mature.
Fabulous day. So freakin' sore! But happy.
That looked lovely and quiet and peaceful. :)

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Out in the mountains yesterday, chilling, eating lunch and feeding a jay, and struck up a conversation with a family who also wanted to see the jay. They're from Illinois, and they lived in the same town I did at the same time, around 1990. When I went to Hawaii, struck up a conversation with people on the beach, and they were from that same town.
What the heck? Is everyone required to live in that town of 25,000 at some time in their lives?
Uh oh, she's figuring out she's the lead on The Treppa Show. What we owe her in backpay and hazard pay will drain our budget for this season. Quick, distract her somehow!

1d4 Goblin Babies |

Treppa wrote:Uh oh, she's figuring out she's the lead on The Treppa Show. What we owe her in backpay and hazard pay will drain our budget for this season. Quick, distract her somehow!Out in the mountains yesterday, chilling, eating lunch and feeding a jay, and struck up a conversation with a family who also wanted to see the jay. They're from Illinois, and they lived in the same town I did at the same time, around 1990. When I went to Hawaii, struck up a conversation with people on the beach, and they were from that same town.
What the heck? Is everyone required to live in that town of 25,000 at some time in their lives?
We got dis... {1d4 ⇒ 1 goblin babies activate "earworm of madness" ability, singing:} ♫♪ It's a world of laughter, a world of tears ♫♪...

Babe: Pig on the Internet |

Today's the day!
Nine months of planning and preparing and telling myself, 'this is possible '
By tonight I'll be in Indianapolis!
*SQUEE!!*
I picture you as a Muppet monkey, with a Muppet badger and Muppet tengu in the car heading to Gen Con like a scene from The Muppet Movie.

David M Mallon |

David M Mallon wrote:Canned greens? There's your problem. Fresh or frozen (fresh is probably cheaper). Canning ruins greans.Ragadolf wrote:Silly David, MEAT is for frying! ;PYes, but it's also expensive (outside of store-brand hot dogs). Mustard greens are 78 cents a can.
I honestly can't tell the difference. Also, around here, canned is often cheaper than fresh.

Aranna |

Treppa wrote:I honestly can't tell the difference. Also, around here, canned is often cheaper than fresh.David M Mallon wrote:Canned greens? There's your problem. Fresh or frozen (fresh is probably cheaper). Canning ruins greans.Ragadolf wrote:Silly David, MEAT is for frying! ;PYes, but it's also expensive (outside of store-brand hot dogs). Mustard greens are 78 cents a can.
The process of canning removes pretty much all nutrients from the veggies.

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That is not true. It diminishes some vitamins while preserving others.
In any event, I am sure Dave did not mention his meal because he wanted us all to critique it.

David M Mallon |
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My grandma both smoked and had a weakness for Sauerkraut, so I'm pretty sure I know exactly how that tastes.
Hopefully it's not something you have to repeat. I can help a little if needed man, :-)
Not making that mistake again... The whole kitchen smells like wet cigarettes. I guess that's what I get for trying to save money.

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Frying sauerkraut sounds like a sort of heresy. It should be stewed with shredded fresh white cabbage, kiełbasa, bacon, and other meats, possibly a few dried mushrooms, and spices. Shame I can't send Dave some kiełbasa and fresh cabbage. It's rather cheap here.
You can also eat sauerkraut as it is as a side dish without cooking. It should be healthy... Assuming what is sold in USA as sauerkraut resemble actual sauerkraut in composition and making. It might need to be mixed with shredded carrots, fresh cabbage, onions, and/or apples if it is too sour, though, which might bump the costs.