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BetaB17 wrote:I still need to see it too D:

Last night I just saw Christopher Robin, and oh boy it was a goodie

Good to know - something I will definitely see.

I watched Mumma Mia 2 last night at the Cinema. Despite hating the first one, I thought the second was ok to watch.

Dark Spark wrote:There is a difference between love and procreation. Love is a matter of heart and soul, procreation an activity of bodies. Now, they do coincide more often than not, but emotion and physiology can be engaged separately.

indeed,

Books are love - Books are life! That's why

From a collection of Sermons written on Orcish Theology by yours truly, written 18.01.2018 on my then-blog.

Mauloch, Father to us, his children
Gave us strength, endurance and passion
That we may crush our foes and love our kin;
Under your guidance, we have no fear!

"In the heat of battle the ...

Can't remember who here likes Red Dwarf, but dedicated a thread to its' discussion

Rimmer is a Smeg Head
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Rimmer is a Smeg Head

Greetings, Smeg Heads! This space in the... interspace... is claimed by the crew of the Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship, 'Red Dwarf', for the ...

"Lou Tentant" only realised it's reference in NV

I'd like to go to Mexico to see anything Aztec - what a cool civ they were

There's just a lot of different factors you need to have in mind when traveling, and many things you can't predict even in day to day life. Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition.

I like traveling alone, but I also enjoy having company. I've also got this dumb kind of luck that gets me into ...

I'll post some photos from my journey, as well as some photos made earlier once my account will receive the permission.
Ohh, please do. I went to Iceland in the summer months, so, while we still got to see quite a bit of glaciers, I think it was more green than one usually imagines when thinking ...

I should really book a holiday! I wonder what Mongolia is like this time of year?

BetaB17 wrote:Dont congrats me yet ^-^; I still gotta move everything(and dodge the family drama, yikes)

Good luck Beta!

"Drama is life with all the dull bits left off" - Hitchcock

Fallout Tactics? Could never get into it - could do so for Fallout 1 & 2, but not Tactics for some reason

Snehk wrote:I'll probably have Old English classes later this year (it's a prerequisite to get a degree in English philology), and I'm always more than happy to share my notes!

Thank you sir or madam! I am much obliged to aid you with almost anything in life you need!

Cassandra wrote:I give up on all of yous.

Even me?

Ouroboros Crates - a reference to Red Dwarf series 7?

SeaGtGruff wrote:I went with "Hybrid," just because I couldn't choose between Breton and Imperial.

Both, I guess, are in themselves hybrids

Unionhack wrote:I mean I got paid normal hourly for the three hours.

Ah, ok!

A belated Happy Birthday to MARS and Goatman!

Hope you both had good days!

Avron the S'wit wrote:

lmstearn wrote:Imperial for nothing else for the Personality boost.

Just remember: with great power comes great responsibility.

Spiderman is an Imperial?

Anyway, Imperials are such that they don't have to be responsible.

Unionhack wrote:My boss called me shortly after I woke up, asking if I could come in to work 3 hours early today. I was sleepy so I panicked and couldn't think of a reason to say no.

So now I have to come in early.

Do you get paid for the extra free hours?

Chaos the N'wah wrote:As a tangent, my family always has at least one of Uncle John's Bathroom Reader, while it being in a bathroom isn't weird, the facts and short stories you find in them can be pretty out there

Oh, never heard of that!

As a bonus, runner-up for weirdest for me was a small booklet on horror writers of New England while on a public portajohn in Boston (Which led me to read some of Stephen King's work)
The booklet wasn't in the john, I was taking a trolley tour as a field trip and just happen to have it on me from ...