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Abdhyius
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5 minutes without [chat] is torture under the Geneva Conventions.
Just putterin' away at work waiting to be told that I can head home. How are you doing Richy?
Slowly getting to work, doing emails.
They could implement crafting purposes for them later, but there's seriously too few things in the game right now.
I'll have even more work to do as a result then.
The application process can best be described as "douchetastic".
There are three separate applications.
They require spec sheets for every ingredient in the baguette, from the manufacturer.
We have to have a "shelf-life analysis report done by an accredited lab".
They want to review every health department audit done in the past two years.
For a few dozen baguettes, to be sold in two stores.
Fuck this shit.
What is this nonsense
I am sick of holidays
two more weeks of this shit
Let's switch
Tav I love this Liturgy album
Can I be a hipster now?
someone called me a hipster about two weeks ago and I was all "I don't brag about how underground the music I listen to is while wearing plaid and listening to WITTR" and then I realised that I do all of those things
I'm just going to nod, say, "Fucking chain stores and their fucking paperwork," and then shake my head.
Anyone who hated Profound Lore would be dead to me
It is the best label.
Dark Souls is kinda kinky, the frustration you're feeling if foreplay.
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I have daydreams about Minecraft making sweet love to Dwarf Fortress.
That would be a complicated-ass sex act
The US is radiation screening cargo containers as they come into shipping ports.
But if you had a nuclear weapon, fuck, even a dirty bomb (which mystifies me a little since making some nasty as shit nerve gas is not hard if you have access to chemicals), surely if the shipping container it's in makes it to a port facility then that's game over - like, it's in a major population center, just blow it the fuck up.
It's all moot because they scan less than 1% of the containers coming in. #ows_joke
Edit: Wait, that's inspected. Nevermind.
Edit2: Less than 1% are scanned before leaving foreign ports, about 80% are scanned domestically.
That's what I mean though. You inspect like 1% of containers. But the containers are already in US population centers. Anything you might want to move in by container ship, is sufficiently deadly, that detonating it in a port will be disasterous.
Sweet.
http://tv.trb.com/extras/ktla/roseparade2012/rose-parade-live-video.html
They don't know you've found it, and are attempting to maximise damage, or using it for negotiation purposes I suppose.
Seniority is a bitch and when I got hired they said "It's by seniority, but we try to spread the OT around."
I think the italicized part was a lie.
Anyone know how quickly CBS gets their shows up on the website?
Strange fetish.
I'm sure Justin would say that there is stranger.
Not really. Seems almost quaint these days.
what happened
He ruined The Neverhood for me forever.
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Also, I didn't think they really had that huge of a destructive range. I'm not familiar with any actual ports outside of the ones in tampa, but they are usually kinda far from anything commercial or residential. Like you're going to have to go out at least a mile from the ship before you leave purely industrial zones of warehouses and businesses that specifically deal with moving heavy cargo which use up lots of space and have very few people.
It'd still be really shitty, and it would have devestating long term effects, but from a ship at port I don't think a bomb would have that big of a civillian death toll unless it's going to wipe out like, a 3 or 4 mile radius at least, which is pretty optimistic I think.