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Freehold DM wrote:Treppa wrote:Did you know that paper carriers are contractors with no benefits and absolutely zero days off? None. Every night, 365 or 366 days each year.thats insane. You should not be working on Thursday at all.The news is important! News never sleeps!
I always wanted to work in journalism.
Livin' the dream, man. :P
I'd rather be working too, so I don't take the hit to my paycheck.
| Feros |
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Freehold DM wrote:Treppa wrote:Did you know that paper carriers are contractors with no benefits and absolutely zero days off? None. Every night, 365 or 366 days each year.thats insane. You should not be working on Thursday at all.The news is important! News never sleeps!
I always wanted to work in journalism.
Livin' the dream, man. :P
What's more, you're in distribution! Everybody knows that's where the real money is... ;)
| Patrick Curtin |
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Did you know that paper carriers are contractors with no benefits and absolutely zero days off? None. Every night, 365 or 366 days each year.
That sucks, I was there the last two years. Sixteen hours Thanksgiving and Christmas.
May you find better times and better prospects in 2018. So mote it be.
| Ragadolf |
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ARGH!
ATT's apparent inability to get their act together (first they did not actually know what was/was not available in my neighborhood, Today they hosed the 2nd install attempt completely) does NOT, repeat NOT instill confidence in me regarding my was-to-be new service. :P
This kind of nonsense is the reason I'm leaving COX in the first place! :/
Yep. Time to call LUS and get a quote on their service(s). -_-
On the other hand,... planning all kinds of shenanigans for my break-the-diet-feast this Thursday. Already stocked up on a 6-pack of old favorites and new ciders for me to enjoy. :D
(I MAY have already enjoyed the first one a tad early. Maybe.)
;)
| DungeonmasterCal |
So this morning I'm awakened by someone shouting, "Help! Is anyone there?". I jump out of bed, throw on a pair of sweats and a shirt and start toward my bedroom door, the person shouting for help the whole time. Then I realize it's coming from my phone and it's someone calling for help from one of the old timey detective serials I stream before I fall asleep. Sigh...
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| Drejk |
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ROAR!
Got killed by an enemy wizard's fireball today, which happened to interact with his reviving phoenix magic and revive me on the following turn (after the same effect revived that bastard twice) and then got to the wizard... He tried to run away toward a nearby water-filled channel, but I run after him, jumped on him, and grappled him! And then we immediately sank because I failed following Swim check. I tore him to pieces on the next round, proceeded to swim out of water while carrying remains of his corpse in my teeth while being stabbed by two of his lizardmen minions. And then climbed the wall of the channel, still dragging the corpse in my teeth.
That was glorious day. Regretfully, the party synthesist was killed in mean time by an enemy monk, who died soon after.
| Ed Reppert |
| DungeonmasterCal |
My dovahkiin spent Black Friday in Blackreach. I, for one, would rather be there than the stores.
I get my prescriptions filled at Walgreens (a really large chain store that features things besides just medicines, for those who might not know). I skipped picking up a refill today because I drove by and saw not a single parking spot and both lanes of the drive through pickup were full. I figured I could wait until tomorrow. Going in there would've made the anxiety attack I was already experiencing elevate to panic, so I just came home.
And I don't know what a dovahkiin is, either.
| Orthos |
And I don't know what a dovahkiin is, either.
It's a title given to the protagonist character of Skyrim, fairly early-ish on in the game (if you actually follow the main plot instead of wandering off to do other things). It means "dragon-born" if I remember right (having not played Skyrim myself).
| DungeonmasterCal |
DungeonmasterCal wrote:And I don't know what a dovahkiin is, either.It's a title given to the protagonist character of Skyrim, fairly early-ish on in the game (if you actually follow the main plot instead of wandering off to do other things). It means "dragon-born" if I remember right (having not played Skyrim myself).
Thanks, Orthos. My nephew played Skyrim a little when he stayed with me a couple of years ago but I don't remember much about it (I'm not an electronic gamer at all).
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DungeonmasterCal wrote:And I don't know what a dovahkiin is, either.It's a title given to the protagonist character of Skyrim, fairly early-ish on in the game (if you actually follow the main plot instead of wandering off to do other things). It means "dragon-born" if I remember right (having not played Skyrim myself).
This.
And Blackreach is kind of an analog to the underdark, so that tells you how I consider the prospect of being in a store on Black Friday.
| John Napier 698 |
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Here's one for you that I came up with several years ago.
Cut the Turkey breast into cubes. Simmer in water until hot.
Simmer Alfredo sauce. Add steamed Broccoli Florettes and the Turkey.
Serve on top of Fettuccine or Penne. Top with grated or shredded Parmesan.
Serve with slices of Ciabatte or Garlic bread.
Viola, an Italian dish that uses Turkey that doesn't taste like Thanksgiving.
Enjoy.
| John Napier 698 |
I just realized I forgot the pie shell. Oh well, I’ll have to look into making one by hand.
Captain yesterday's crust.
2 sticks of butter
2 cups of flour
Cold, cold water (about a third a cup)
1 teaspoon of salt
1 tablespoon of sugar.Cut up butter into tiny pieces, dump in the flour and s%$%, incorporate it with the butter, slowly add the cold, cold water until it turns into dough, store it in the fridge or roll it out right away, it makes no difference.
You're welcome.
| Patrick Curtin |
Patrick Curtin wrote:I just realized I forgot the pie shell. Oh well, I’ll have to look into making one by hand.Easy peasy if you follow directions well.
I’m all about the directions. In baking you can get away with fudging a bit, but it’s not usually a good idea. Minor variance can make major differences
| Drejk |
Faq Aep Terminus, a demon drow buisnessman...
May, or might not be inspired by actual events...
| Ed Reppert |
Not saying either of you are wrong. In fact, later, my mother wants Turkey and Swiss sandwiches for dinner. I'll heat the Turkey in a skillet, then let the Swiss melt on top of the Turkey. I even bought Lettuce, tomato, and onion. Should I toast the bread, or no?
Always toast the bread. :-)