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Easy confirm. My family is all about watermelon or cantaloupe; they don't even know what this honeydew

CEclusion is my favorite that Ive seen so far

ellis123 posted...

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Now I just have to hope that the "Suikoden curse" doesn't apply in that all of the most interesting characters tend to suck.

If you haven't seen it yet, there's a trailer that shows a bunch of different characters, and I'm thrilled that there are so many non-human options, though like you say, I'm praying that they aren't just filler that'll never see the light of play.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45hd-3SeU9A This spoils a LOT of recruitable characters, so watch at your own discretion.

All I know is there is a playable lich and I feel like I need that kind of energy in my life.

See if you can find a Chesapeake Pizza while you're out here. Obviously I don't know where you live, but if you've never seen the ocean before, there's a good chance you haven't had gotten to have *really* good seafood before either.

The smell of your babys hair fresh out of the bath
waking up at the right time without an alarm clock and feeling fully rested
good sex
a hard days work that doesnt leave you crippled with back pain the next morning

Revisited posted...

I still don't understand what this coment means

She's wearing a denim skirt. It kind of looks like a single of jean.

Ive never considered it before, but I have to wonder if theres some kind of assumed quid pro quo/you show me yours if I show you mine kind of shenanigans going on.

Dungeater posted...

also, dropping small pieces of trash like papers and such

tossing a napkin to the trash, missing, then just walking away

god i hate the trash-miss trash

Yes omg yes. Wifey will like pile the trash up in the can rather than pull the bag, so the kids will go to throw something away. Rather than pull the bag, or just ask me to grab it. The kids are starting to get better about the trash miss though. Starting.

cuttin_in_farm posted...

Uhhh, examples of things people drop?

I dont understand how this happens. Do they not need the thing if they were carrying it?

Come in from outside, wearing a jacket. Walk past the hall closet where the jacket belongs because preoccupied. Drop the jacket on the couch because have to attend something. Skip the step where you come back to the jacket and hang it up.

Choco posted...

they're all lying. making shit up to justify ranking winter above other seasons

wake up sheeple

Preach!

Dungeater posted...

thats too passive aggressive for me

This, but if you find a solution please let me know. My wife is the worst about this. And now shes taught our kids how to do it. How do you correct your children of a behavior theyre actively obsevring from an authority figure?

Tyranthraxus posted...

Some guy actually went and built a sheathe you could use from your back. One side is wide open and only a couple of inches at the bottom will fully cover the blade. So you only pull the blade upwards a little to get it out of that part, then pull to the right to bring it around.

Whatever else I might say about Amazons Wheel of Time series, the costumes are really, really good. If you pay close attention, you can see things like Lans scabbard being open like halfway down one side, the leader of the Shienar soldiers traveling with Perrin and Loial has his glaive sheath just covering the edge, essentially, but its clearly for extended traveling carry, not wuickdraw during action.

VeggetaX posted...

This leads me to believe that the mods here don't become mods because of power or anything like that. They just like suffering.

Some of us believe in trying to help a community.

I was a mod of a game sub and left the site during the protest. Obviously that didnt quite make the waves that we had hoped for and the subs owner doesnt care enough to reinstate me. They took a, ah, different approach to the blackout.

This is a small detail that always bothers me

Im interested to see what some of the short term supply chain impact is here. I have heard that hazardous materials cannot be moved through the tunnel, so once they get the bridge/cargo ship cleaned up enough to let traffic go through again, theyll still have the issue of getting hazmat out of MD. And if they move to the next most likely port, Norfolk, theyll have the same issue of the best shipping route being through a tunnel as well as some manpower concerns.

Hayame_Zero posted...

Well, at least Dolly liked it...

https://twitter.com/DollyParton/status/1773785045230030897?t=VdpghAuiqhAuudXaCkzgfw&s=19

This is Dolly finding something positive to say.

Check with the store in question before attempting to bring your pet. Many do, especially since a hardware store usually doesnt serve food. If it isnt a service animal, though, consider leaving your pet at home - you never know what kinds of allergies people have.

FortuneCookie posted...

That's a pain to have to go through. My sister did the same for Game of Thrones.

Most of the time, it worked out pretty painlessly. I was working nights at the time, so Id miss the first run on AMC, but Id get home in time to make something for dinner and then catch the second showing at like 1AM or whatever. There were a couple of nights where I just wanted to sleep and I had to stay disconnected until I managed to get around to watching it the next day, though.

I did for the last several episodes of breaking bad if I was gonna miss the first airing.

People that abuse the ADA to smuggle their pets places they have no business being should be fined, heavily.

A Mighty Bind - a journey into the world of high level musicians and their obsession with bondage

Terry Pratchett's beloved Disworld series. Watch as the citizens of Ankh-Morbeef throw down with the Dirty Dozens.

Turbam posted...

CEs only creation was Man Fan, and that's not very funny at all.

Soil scientist is CE, and I think diamonds per hour is too.

Interrupting someone. The cadence is almost always off because theyre anticipating it.

Crimsoness posted...

Maybe being upfront about my mental stuff isn't the best idea

Have you seen Anne Hathaways episode of Modern Love? Actually, as Im writing this I cant remember if she has BPD or something elseso I wont ask how that compares to your experience, but its a really good episode and I want to know if you liked it.

How loose are we using the term "injury"? Can I use it to replenish my plasma, stem cells, bone marrow, and organs?

ai123 posted...

I take it to mean they are fine with either she/her or them/they.

Hopefully, someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Generally it means they identify as both female and non-binary, but pronouns are a personal thing.

lilORANG posted...

I understand she/her. I understand them/they.

But I see some people preferring she/they and in that case, when is it appropriate to use she and when is it appropriate to use they?

Exactly the way you would use she or her if their pronouns were she/her.

philsov posted...

Snatch had some good ones. Brad Pitt just clobbering a dude with slow motion afterwards was good at around 4:20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcuDj6J7oCw

My very first thought on reading the thread title was the slap from Mark Strong's character in "Rocknrolla", but it's definitely a slap and not a punch.

DoubleOSnake posted...

boh?

Back of House, the people that work in the kitchen of a restaurant (or other roles that are unlikely to interact with the clientele)

Is that a popover I see on that plate too?

vycebrand2 posted...

The deleted scenes from Young Frankenstein is better than what got put in. Theres the scene where Madeline shows up. Gene tells Marty to help with the luggage. Marty just starts ad libing. I know they had to pick one scene but those deleted ones are fire

Well, guess I know what rabbit hole Im jumping into tomorrow.

ironman2009 posted...

went to bed last night listening to a roman empire documentary and it was still on when i woke up 6 hours later.

what a time to be alive.

Of course. Rome wasn't discussed in a day.

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]

Do they have any locations outside of the Discworld?

I voted abstinence, but they did include a basic physiology. They may have said the word condom, but no further than that.

My condolences

Mall of Duty

Kaldrenthebold posted...

I watched a montage of him sexualizing Ariana Grande and it was quite egregious.

My kids threw on Victorious the other day, it's pretty bold. The other girls, especially Liz Gillies, got it pretty bad too.

I always enjoyed the films that had more realistic villains. Gonna bomb a dam and flood Silicon Valley? Cool, I'm on board with your villainy Mr. Walken. Dropping tungsten rods from an orbital weapons platform? That's too much for me. But I'll take all the assassins with the gadgets and weaponry every day of the week.

Have you checked the alternator yet?

C_Pain posted...

Feel like I'm always seeing differing things.

I think chiropractic treatment can be legitimate. I think the mistake is conflating it with medicine.

Yeah, its a fully fictional story, but set in the real world. It starts out with a fake computer company thats very much like what early Compaq (I think) may have been like. Might be most appropriate call it historical fiction? But instead of changing one detail and predicting how that would change history, we are viewing the history that did happen through the lens of these made up character/company.

iunno, the events of the film take place in the Fall, right? The lightning strike is in November, at least. There are cooler climates in California. Hill Valley isn't a real city, but the city they wanted to use for filming, Petaluma, has a daily mean temperature in November of 53.9 F. That outfit then probably isn't *super* out there in terms of layering, especially if it's known to be windy and Marty was traveling by skateboard.

She is all the Jedi. And all the Jedi are Skywalkers.

She isnt a Skywalker.

Full_Pokedex posted...

I feel if the ocean is boiling it'll just fry whatever animals are there.

If the atmospheric pressure is high enough to keep it liquid, I think it would have a maximum temperature of whatever the heat of vaporization is at that pressure. What I don't know is that happens to something submerged in that kind of energetic mass, assuming they could survive at whatever that temperature is.

Smallville posted...

Oh it's on YouTube, used to be on a disc, like documentary release? What's so interesting about it?

No, it's a drama about early computing. Was on AMC or whatever channel aired Breaking Bad initially. It's an incredible show, very well written and performed (especially considering the subject matter). The final season ends with the creation of the modern search engine, but it touches base on some of the problems of early home internet: how do you the sites people create out to the people that want to view them?