HOW WAS YOUR DAY
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Thanks all, I have survived 500 miles in a stupid tiny town car with cat and dog losing their damn minds plus an unintended week of tearing down our crap at the old place. Am now fully installed as a political refugee in the kind of village where everyone's first concern is making sure you've eaten. Didn't realise how much I'd missed sea air, I will Have to Build a Boat (tm).
Also nature!
Will work on improving my accent, but I'm starting from a London/Westcountry/Cymru mix so it could be a disaster.
Also nature!
Will work on improving my accent, but I'm starting from a London/Westcountry/Cymru mix so it could be a disaster.
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everyone's first concern is making sure you've eaten.
The closer human beings become like grandmas the more correct their society and culture is
Also, nice view. Enjoy your sea air! I love that smell.
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...how did it take me six hours to notice the DOOMSKULL in the corner?
I mean, it's probably just yelling about how you're skinny as a rail and your parents aren't feeding you enough and what are we going to do with you kids, but DOOMSKULL
I mean, it's probably just yelling about how you're skinny as a rail and your parents aren't feeding you enough and what are we going to do with you kids, but DOOMSKULL
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Granny DOOMSKULL just wants to make sure you're plump.
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Tansy is a week ahead of me on integration into local culture and refers to this as being inducted into the Henarchy.
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mharr wrote:500 miles
If you're setting me up for a Scottish pop culture reference, it's a good thing you picked the only one I know.
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This afternoon, I bought a couple bottles of fancy root beer.
First one I opened had "Prepare for zombies" printed on the inside of the cap.
First one I opened had "Prepare for zombies" printed on the inside of the cap.
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I was visiting one of the wargaming minis sites I go to from time to time, and the "recent posts" column had clipped a slightly misspelled thread title perfectly enough that I ended up laughing at "11th Century Welsh Wario..."
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YouTube's #1 recommendation for me right now is "Water Tower Collapse Compillation".
(AFAIK, I have not been watching anything that could even remotely trend to this, but YouTube knows best, right?)
(AFAIK, I have not been watching anything that could even remotely trend to this, but YouTube knows best, right?)
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That moment when your friend semi-embarrassedly reveals that he was the national champion of the game he's been trying to get you to play for weeks.
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An old Steve Jackson classic, Car Wars.
I did manage to win the first game though a huge amount of luck and a very, very silly match. We were using very small, cheap cars since it was a starter game, and our weapons both failed to do any real damage to each other. I ended up immobilizing his car with spikes and then rammed his car at slow speed to pin his driver (who'd gotten out to shoot a cheap light rocket launcher he'd brought in as a secret weapon), between his wreck and the wall of the arena.
I did manage to win the first game though a huge amount of luck and a very, very silly match. We were using very small, cheap cars since it was a starter game, and our weapons both failed to do any real damage to each other. I ended up immobilizing his car with spikes and then rammed his car at slow speed to pin his driver (who'd gotten out to shoot a cheap light rocket launcher he'd brought in as a secret weapon), between his wreck and the wall of the arena.
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Washington has a huge problem with fraudulent unemployment claims at the moment, which I discovered this morning includes an account opened under my name and SSN. At least I'm actually employed right now, or cleaning that up would be much more of a problem.
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I love that it's a Nigerian fraud ring and not anyone local.
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We caught some tadpoles and toads the other day. And I guess my wife can only pay so much attention to a patient's diarrhea patterns...
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There's a children's book series about an imperturbable blue cat. My daughter can't quite enunciate his name, so when she says "Pete the Cat" it comes out "pisa catt".
I figured you guys would want to know.
I figured you guys would want to know.
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Pete the Cat!!!
Those books rock, by the most important barometer there is: Can you read this book to a kid hundreds of times and not want to tear your hair out?
Mo Willems' stuff is great too.
Those books rock, by the most important barometer there is: Can you read this book to a kid hundreds of times and not want to tear your hair out?
Mo Willems' stuff is great too.
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Mongrel wrote:Can you read this book to a kid hundreds of times and not want to tear your hair out?
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Understanding that wanting to hear the same stories over and over and over and over is a part of development makes it a little easier.
...a little.
...a little.
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I was looking through my Steam screenshots trying to find something from last week, and tripped over this.
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