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Messages - Frumple

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Totes would have been down if it'd been about... two-three hours before your post :-\

Darn inconsistent actual!computer access.

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Presumably because they're still paying for food. Or transport. Or something. And they'd find out. Somehow. And cut some of that off. Because You Didn't Listen and As Long As I'm Putting A House Over Your Head, You Follow My Rules. Or Else. Or something. Maybe it's not that pseudo-malicious, I'unno.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you sad today thread.
« on: August 24, 2012, 01:20:54 pm »
Isn't there a law somewhere that says that when you drive over X animal, you are allowed/ have to take it home to eat it?
Depends on the area, so far as I know. Here in Florida, iirc, the proper response is to call the law and inform them of the hit, at least for larger animals. From there, it's not uncommon for them to either release the corpse to the person who hit 'em, or take the carcass to the nearest penal institute (where it'll be prepared and eaten, usually.).

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you sad today thread.
« on: August 24, 2012, 12:59:01 pm »
Weird kinda' FYI, but roadkill is, uh... actually a good sign. Not for that particular animal, but definitely for the local population; more dead animals on the side of the road mean even more hiding in the bushes or whatever, usually. At least that's what the guy whose job it was to collect and count roadkill told m'madre. Sad to see 'em squished, but good to know the population's healthy.

That said, I'd swerve to nail a rattler or moccasin. Not fond of the poisonous breeds. Fine with constrictors. Too much long grass in this joint, enough pets killed by snakebite. Bit of a grudge. Watching a kitten slowly die to neurotoxin is fucking depressing. Bleh.

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... far enough inland that hurricanes are just a really nice afternoon. And maybe a few trees knocked down. Silly people living on coasts and in flood plains... they've got bigger issues. Foremost among them being deciding to live on the coast or in flood plains in an area known for hurricanes and floods :P

Me, I live on a hill... insofar as there are hills in Florida. I'm about 45 min to an hour from the coast, yeh, though I've been on the coast a couple times when big storms hit.

Tornados get me a lil'jittery, though. Hurricanes, not so much. Get behind a wall and on high ground and enjoy the wind and rain~

E: Though I will say, seeing a bird (non-hummingbird, anyway) pointing in one direction and going in the opposite is still one of my fondest memories. Opal, or whatever that was, iirc. That was a nice one, for me.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: August 24, 2012, 06:06:08 am »
... hopefully it's not the sky that's burning.

Though it could be some lighter than air gasses or... something. Don't occasional, wuzzat word, extrusions or summat? Ignite and stay burning for a while? Something something coal gas burning for weeks. I'unno, just woke up and chemistry's n'exactly m'strong point.

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If I didn't keep getting distracted by other games, I'd still be playing, too!

Really need to log in and see if my critters have keeled over or something, now that I think of it. Maybe try that new mage dingi... is looking like I might have a day or two of unfettered computer access coming up in the next few days, hrm...

Might spend some time on DFO.

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Damn straight. Skin of smiling dwarf faces or at signs (@), infinitely repeated. Maybe fractalizing downward or something.

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... this is why we use ASCII for graphics. Problem solved.

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Grandparents went to chocolate thing (fundraising something or other), came back with four chocolate cakes. Three of which I'm sure doesn't have coconut in it (meaning I can consume it, ahahehehehee) and one that probably does, though I'll have to cut out a bit to make sure. Also at least two things of tupulo honey (best honey!) and a dozen or so jars of varying preserves and miscellaneous.

Sugar and honey. The house is now a house of sugar and honey. It's so, so very hard, to keep myself from going on a sugar and chocolate gorging session. But I resist. I resist. There will be time, later. Over days. Days of sugar and chocolate and honey. Aiieeeeeeheheheheeee.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: August 23, 2012, 09:05:44 pm »
Grandmother just told me I have pretty legs. Not only am I not quite sure what to think about that, I have no bloody idea what constitutes pretty legs. *vague confusion*

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That and football. Two of the bigger "sports" down here just happen to involve lots of sweaty men molesting each other... violently.

It makes you wonder.

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Other Games / Re: Cladun X2 - a game about dungeons and stuff!
« on: August 23, 2012, 03:12:24 pm »
Good thing they weren't working off of breath of fire, then. One of th'BoF games, all setting a tree on fire does is set it on fire. After which it starts returning the favor.

More games need to do that. "Hit obvious weakness, get enemy 2x stronger." Good times.

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And when it produces neat looking stuff that you enjoy? Ignore that, too?

There's not a single standard of art, dude(tte). Folks have been arguing about aesthetics since the BCs for a reason.

Anyway. Only thing I care about when it comes to art is if I like looking at it. Effort expended and context I care zero about, especially the former. If a skill-less non-artist can produce something awesome looking with zippo effort, more power to 'em.

I like zen tangles. I make things that look remarkably like zen tangles by doodling all over the notes I take about various things. It's art in a very oblique way, but it definitely fails the skill/effort and context heuristics.

And that's just me. Someone else can happily be different in what they consider and appreciate as art. No good reason to try to crap over someone else's preferences.

E: The buggery is this nonsense doing in the happy thread, anyway? Can we take the art spat to its own thread?

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General Discussion / Re: Amazingly Stupid Things You've Heard People Say
« on: August 22, 2012, 08:14:05 pm »
A two digit bike lock that raids your fridge, trips you while you're going to the bathroom, and occasionally unplugs your phone while you're making important calls.

Had less problems with and less problems getting rid of viruses than I have from those two pains in the arse.

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