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Damnit, MSH. You've gone and done it. "Nothing could possibly be more annoying than this," you say.

"Challenge accepted," Murphy says in response.

Now it's just a matter of when.

Nazometer would be the word you're looking for.

And since, the problem is more likely to be flash drive space, since you probably have other things on there besides archives of imagery.

Ehn... the eight gig flash drive I've been using for school this last couple of semesters cost <10 USD*, which is less than a lot of things and frighteningly easy to save up for. Disk space is only an issue if it's made one, when it comes to school use stuff. Takes a good bit of effort to fill up one, much less multiple...

... unless they're doing video editing or somethin', I guess. Still.

But yeah, like you said, probably just not thinking all that much in that scenario.

*And checking prices online, it was a bit of a rip off at the price point I got it. Seeing multiple 16 gig ones for around the same price, and 32 gig ones for like 12 bucks. Was in a bit of a hurry at the time, but that kinda' stings. Point being, hard drive space is cheap these days.

... there's a MW2 that's not Mechwarrior?

... sometimes they need a little wasted time and extra hassle to convince them it was worth paying you. Or so I hear.

*wakes up earlier than intended, looks out the window. Blinks*

*Goes into the other room, looks out the bigger window, blinks again*

*hops out the back door, looks around, pokes the stuff on the ground a little*

It... maybe? It seems to actually have done something suspiciously similar to snow. It's nothing like what I remember from going west, as it's highly granulated and looks more like accumulated bits of small hail than, y'know, the powdered stuff, but. There's white stuff on the ground. In Florida. And it's not cotton or copious amounts of spilled milk or paper or chicken feathers or wool or... well, stuff that's not frozen water.

Not much, at all. But it's there. S'not snowing, but we appear to have maybe had some snow or light hail, which I imagine as far as Floridians are concerned is the same thing. Amazing. Second time in the last few decades I've seen this, even if it is just lingering hailstones.

I doubt it'll actually happen but even the chance is joyous! Long have I yearned to yet again see the reaction of North Florida to snow.

N... no, golem. No. What are you doing, golem? It... don't. Why?


... it's times like this I really wish I was more artistically inclined, because the image of a hulking automaton deciding to shove over a dozen shiny rocks into its left eye socket is definitely something I'd love to see on paper.