queso and chili (chips not shown)
brisket tacos
baked potato with the works
smoked chicken wings with buffalo sauce and blue cheese sauce sides
michelada
also since they were gonna close soon cuz of snow they gave us 2 pieces of corn bread which i took home
also, girl is from texas and verifies quality of the queso and the briskey
@Preacher: sort of a cumulative observation from posts over the days is you might have a potential opportunity in developing more effective burping techniques. Maybe some feeding strategies. That poor babby seems awful gassy. Unless it's hereditary. I know my kids set up for failure in that regard
I think like me he's just a gassy little guy. more proof he's mine.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
ludious we walked past a pile of books, and my priest lady couldn't resist reading one
it was unsettling and it pushed her over the edge into paranoia
now we're in a fight and she keeps yelling that they can sense her purity and it's freaking out the rest of the party
haha
If they hit 100 insanity and it goes badly you gotta pull out
Which is something I know you've never done but
fuck that
I've had 3 people go crazy every foray so far (only 2 trips)
they can drink it off when they get back to town
now bring me those treasures *cracks whip*
I had a post earlier today
There's an orange rarity item for the Crusader which increases his chance of going HAM and not going crazy when he hits 100 stress
Torchless playthrough here I come
I love it when characters get virtues from stress. I also love how well the narrative and gameplay intertwine. The characters, deep in the dungeon, almost at their breaking point, before one of them takes charge and declares, "No, not today, we will triumph," and then the game gives you mechanics to do so. Or conversely, a party that is battered and broken, being driven forward by a powerful greed that overwhelms their faculties, only to have their lives snuffed out in the darkness. Perhaps one of their number manages to flee with what he can carry, coins spilling out of his pockets, leaving the dead bodies of his companions, perhaps not.
Also, a shoutout to the SFX that happens at 0% torchlight. With no vision to guide them, the heroes cannot help but hear the horrible sounds of guttural cries, flesh scraping against stone,
I'm very enamored with Darkest Dungeon. It's such a well executed, consistent vision.
ludious we walked past a pile of books, and my priest lady couldn't resist reading one
it was unsettling and it pushed her over the edge into paranoia
now we're in a fight and she keeps yelling that they can sense her purity and it's freaking out the rest of the party
haha
If they hit 100 insanity and it goes badly you gotta pull out
Which is something I know you've never done but
fuck that
I've had 3 people go crazy every foray so far (only 2 trips)
they can drink it off when they get back to town
now bring me those treasures *cracks whip*
I had a post earlier today
There's an orange rarity item for the Crusader which increases his chance of going HAM and not going crazy when he hits 100 stress
Torchless playthrough here I come
I love it when characters get virtues from stress. I also love how well the narrative and gameplay intertwine. The characters, deep in the dungeon, almost at their breaking point, before one of them takes charge and declares, "No, not today, we will triumph," and then the game gives you mechanics to do so. Or conversely, a party that is battered and broken, being driven forward by a powerful greed that overwhelms their faculties, only to have their lives snuffed out in the darkness. Perhaps one of their number manages to flee with what he can carry, coins spilling out of his pockets, leaving the dead bodies of his companions, perhaps not.
Also, a shoutout to the SFX that happens at 0% torchlight. With no vision to guide them, the heroes cannot help but hear the horrible sounds of guttural cries, flesh scraping against stone,
I'm very enamored with Darkest Dungeon. It's such a well executed, consistent vision.
So much this.
Also, you (and everyone) should really look into Armored Warfare. I'm just going to keep fucking shilling it in chat because it's a shameless World of Tanks ripoff without shitty spot detection mechanics, with modern vehicles, made by Obsidian.
Some days Blue wonders why anyone ever bothered making numbers so small; other days she supposes even infinity needs to start somewhere.
So, we require users be authorized, right? Privacy laws and all that. So users can set up a password so we can confirm over the phone that we're talking to an account holder.
About a year ago I got a call from a lady who said her daughter kept giving out her wifi password and we kept giving her wifi password to her daughter, so I specifically marked on her account that for all issues, the customer REQUIRES we verify her with her authorization password.
We get calls from "her" on a nearly weekly basis to change her wifi password.
The thing is, I KNOW it's her daughter calling in some of the time. But I can't do anything because she has the current authorization password.
So not only is this lady giving her daughter the wifi password, she also gives her the auth password and until about a week ago I couldn't figure out why.
But on a call last week, I realized it's because she's lazy. When she forgets her wifi password, she has her daughter call in for her and just gives her daughter the auth password, then gets mad at us when her daughter calls in on her own and changes the wifi password.
Hilarous.
I ... why is her daughter changing the password?
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Just parked a Sheridan on top of a hill overlooking a city and it was just FUCK YOUUUUUUUUU constantly launching ATGM's at everything in sight range, and getting some pinpoints on hull-down stuff thinking they were safe.
Some days Blue wonders why anyone ever bothered making numbers so small; other days she supposes even infinity needs to start somewhere.
Started watching Ricky & Morty S2 sometime yesterday, and now it's done. Pretty good season.
Ehhhhh...
i'd say Season 1 was stronger overall, but the good parts of Season 2 are a lot better than the good parts of season 1.
Agree completely.
S1 is much more consistent. S2 has a few really great episodes but one really awful one, a few bad ones and just gets repetitive as fuck with the Jerry/Beth stories after awhile.
It has Total Rickall though which is the best episode ever. Hopefully S3 is better.
So, we require users be authorized, right? Privacy laws and all that. So users can set up a password so we can confirm over the phone that we're talking to an account holder.
About a year ago I got a call from a lady who said her daughter kept giving out her wifi password and we kept giving her wifi password to her daughter, so I specifically marked on her account that for all issues, the customer REQUIRES we verify her with her authorization password.
We get calls from "her" on a nearly weekly basis to change her wifi password.
The thing is, I KNOW it's her daughter calling in some of the time. But I can't do anything because she has the current authorization password.
So not only is this lady giving her daughter the wifi password, she also gives her the auth password and until about a week ago I couldn't figure out why.
But on a call last week, I realized it's because she's lazy. When she forgets her wifi password, she has her daughter call in for her and just gives her daughter the auth password, then gets mad at us when her daughter calls in on her own and changes the wifi password.
Hilarous.
I ... why is her daughter changing the password?
Because the lady doesn't give the wifi password to her daughter, until it's inconvenient. So when the daughter tries to log in to wifi and can't, and mom won't give her the password, she calls us and has us change the wifi password, confirming she is the account holder with the correct authorization because the last time the lady changed the authorization, she gave that password to her daughter.
So, we require users be authorized, right? Privacy laws and all that. So users can set up a password so we can confirm over the phone that we're talking to an account holder.
About a year ago I got a call from a lady who said her daughter kept giving out her wifi password and we kept giving her wifi password to her daughter, so I specifically marked on her account that for all issues, the customer REQUIRES we verify her with her authorization password.
We get calls from "her" on a nearly weekly basis to change her wifi password.
The thing is, I KNOW it's her daughter calling in some of the time. But I can't do anything because she has the current authorization password.
So not only is this lady giving her daughter the wifi password, she also gives her the auth password and until about a week ago I couldn't figure out why.
But on a call last week, I realized it's because she's lazy. When she forgets her wifi password, she has her daughter call in for her and just gives her daughter the auth password, then gets mad at us when her daughter calls in on her own and changes the wifi password.
Hilarous.
I would bet that the mother isn't forgetting... she's just being lied to:
"Mooom the wifi is broken again! I wish those guys didn't suck. Can I call and change it?"
"Sure, dear. I don't know what we pay them for, that thing never works right."
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So, we require users be authorized, right? Privacy laws and all that. So users can set up a password so we can confirm over the phone that we're talking to an account holder.
About a year ago I got a call from a lady who said her daughter kept giving out her wifi password and we kept giving her wifi password to her daughter, so I specifically marked on her account that for all issues, the customer REQUIRES we verify her with her authorization password.
We get calls from "her" on a nearly weekly basis to change her wifi password.
The thing is, I KNOW it's her daughter calling in some of the time. But I can't do anything because she has the current authorization password.
So not only is this lady giving her daughter the wifi password, she also gives her the auth password and until about a week ago I couldn't figure out why.
But on a call last week, I realized it's because she's lazy. When she forgets her wifi password, she has her daughter call in for her and just gives her daughter the auth password, then gets mad at us when her daughter calls in on her own and changes the wifi password.
Hilarous.
I would bet that the mother isn't forgetting... she's just being lied to:
"Mooom the wifi is broken again! I wish those guys didn't suck. Can I call and change it?"
"Sure, dear. I don't know what we pay them for, that thing never works right."
Like I said, I didn't know what was going on until that one call. I heard her mom in the background complaining about how she can never remember the wifi password.
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Hey, what is doctrine on ATGMs, anyways? The game recommends they are "Best Used: Against Light Vehicles without countermeasures to stop them", but the 320 m/s flight speed means I'm going to play hell trying to hit something smaller than a MBT moving at a good clip.
There's a noticeably aggravating lead time with anything not firing APFSDS shells. A lot of the HE/HEAT stuff only moves at 750 or so.
Some days Blue wonders why anyone ever bothered making numbers so small; other days she supposes even infinity needs to start somewhere.
@Preacher: sort of a cumulative observation from posts over the days is you might have a potential opportunity in developing more effective burping techniques. Maybe some feeding strategies. That poor babby seems awful gassy. Unless it's hereditary. I know my kids set up for failure in that regard
I think like me he's just a gassy little guy. more proof he's mine.
he's breastmilk only right now, yeah?
Whatever mom is eating is the culprit.
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haha.
Hahaha.
I want to draw Sardonyx from Steven Universe now, like I drew that excellent Garnet yesterday and I just don't remember how to do that.
Hahaha, I think i wasn't all there when i made that...
So, we require users be authorized, right? Privacy laws and all that. So users can set up a password so we can confirm over the phone that we're talking to an account holder.
About a year ago I got a call from a lady who said her daughter kept giving out her wifi password and we kept giving her wifi password to her daughter, so I specifically marked on her account that for all issues, the customer REQUIRES we verify her with her authorization password.
We get calls from "her" on a nearly weekly basis to change her wifi password.
The thing is, I KNOW it's her daughter calling in some of the time. But I can't do anything because she has the current authorization password.
So not only is this lady giving her daughter the wifi password, she also gives her the auth password and until about a week ago I couldn't figure out why.
But on a call last week, I realized it's because she's lazy. When she forgets her wifi password, she has her daughter call in for her and just gives her daughter the auth password, then gets mad at us when her daughter calls in on her own and changes the wifi password.
Hilarous.
I would bet that the mother isn't forgetting... she's just being lied to:
"Mooom the wifi is broken again! I wish those guys didn't suck. Can I call and change it?"
"Sure, dear. I don't know what we pay them for, that thing never works right."
Like I said, I didn't know what was going on until that one call. I heard her mom in the background complaining about how she can never remember the wifi password.
So, we require users be authorized, right? Privacy laws and all that. So users can set up a password so we can confirm over the phone that we're talking to an account holder.
About a year ago I got a call from a lady who said her daughter kept giving out her wifi password and we kept giving her wifi password to her daughter, so I specifically marked on her account that for all issues, the customer REQUIRES we verify her with her authorization password.
We get calls from "her" on a nearly weekly basis to change her wifi password.
The thing is, I KNOW it's her daughter calling in some of the time. But I can't do anything because she has the current authorization password.
So not only is this lady giving her daughter the wifi password, she also gives her the auth password and until about a week ago I couldn't figure out why.
But on a call last week, I realized it's because she's lazy. When she forgets her wifi password, she has her daughter call in for her and just gives her daughter the auth password, then gets mad at us when her daughter calls in on her own and changes the wifi password.
Hilarous.
I ... why is her daughter changing the password?
Because the lady doesn't give the wifi password to her daughter, until it's inconvenient. So when the daughter tries to log in to wifi and can't, and mom won't give her the password, she calls us and has us change the wifi password, confirming she is the account holder with the correct authorization because the last time the lady changed the authorization, she gave that password to her daughter.
But why is the girl changing the password? Why not just change it to one her mom already thinks it is. Once you change the password to something mom doesn't know, it will get changed eventually. So you just find out the password and say nothing.
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I thought I'd broken the Black Don't Crack rule, somehow
I'd begun shopping for a modest ice flow to camp on for my birthday
Nope! Just need to avoid mixing booze and antidepressants
rekt
queso and chili (chips not shown)
brisket tacos
baked potato with the works
smoked chicken wings with buffalo sauce and blue cheese sauce sides
michelada
also since they were gonna close soon cuz of snow they gave us 2 pieces of corn bread which i took home
also, girl is from texas and verifies quality of the queso and the briskey
Seriously though about 2 feet and more sow. In fact just hit white out mode. Can't see across the street.
@Vanguard
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I think like me he's just a gassy little guy. more proof he's mine.
pleasepaypreacher.net
bro I had Santiago's yesterday because there's one right by my pharmacy. had the hot green chile because it makes me forget that my body hurts.
steak deluxe. I ate on the patio because it was nice out
I love it when characters get virtues from stress. I also love how well the narrative and gameplay intertwine. The characters, deep in the dungeon, almost at their breaking point, before one of them takes charge and declares, "No, not today, we will triumph," and then the game gives you mechanics to do so. Or conversely, a party that is battered and broken, being driven forward by a powerful greed that overwhelms their faculties, only to have their lives snuffed out in the darkness. Perhaps one of their number manages to flee with what he can carry, coins spilling out of his pockets, leaving the dead bodies of his companions, perhaps not.
Also, a shoutout to the SFX that happens at 0% torchlight. With no vision to guide them, the heroes cannot help but hear the horrible sounds of guttural cries, flesh scraping against stone,
I'm very enamored with Darkest Dungeon. It's such a well executed, consistent vision.
Death will come once my arms stop hurting.
So much this.
Also, you (and everyone) should really look into Armored Warfare. I'm just going to keep fucking shilling it in chat because it's a shameless World of Tanks ripoff without shitty spot detection mechanics, with modern vehicles, made by Obsidian.
but my job often caters santiago's breakfast burritos for management and they're ok
There is no such weather.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I still need to try Efrains
I should head up your direction one of these days
I recognize a lot of names that are on different teams, but I can't remember which teams they used to be on.
I ... why is her daughter changing the password?
Agree completely.
S1 is much more consistent. S2 has a few really great episodes but one really awful one, a few bad ones and just gets repetitive as fuck with the Jerry/Beth stories after awhile.
It has Total Rickall though which is the best episode ever. Hopefully S3 is better.
The climax of that episode is great.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Because the lady doesn't give the wifi password to her daughter, until it's inconvenient. So when the daughter tries to log in to wifi and can't, and mom won't give her the password, she calls us and has us change the wifi password, confirming she is the account holder with the correct authorization because the last time the lady changed the authorization, she gave that password to her daughter.
I would bet that the mother isn't forgetting... she's just being lied to:
"Mooom the wifi is broken again! I wish those guys didn't suck. Can I call and change it?"
"Sure, dear. I don't know what we pay them for, that thing never works right."
Like I said, I didn't know what was going on until that one call. I heard her mom in the background complaining about how she can never remember the wifi password.
Hey, what is doctrine on ATGMs, anyways? The game recommends they are "Best Used: Against Light Vehicles without countermeasures to stop them", but the 320 m/s flight speed means I'm going to play hell trying to hit something smaller than a MBT moving at a good clip.
There's a noticeably aggravating lead time with anything not firing APFSDS shells. A lot of the HE/HEAT stuff only moves at 750 or so.
he's breastmilk only right now, yeah?
Whatever mom is eating is the culprit.
Hahaha.
I want to draw Sardonyx from Steven Universe now, like I drew that excellent Garnet yesterday and I just don't remember how to do that.
Hahaha, I think i wasn't all there when i made that...
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God that's amazing.
I tried to have some hope for humanity, but no.
No.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Tex-Mex, Tex-Mex as far as the eye can see.
Taco Garage was good times.
Xfinity is switching to a DOCSIS 3.0 ARRIS modem that's been perfectly fine, here.
I mean, I'm still throwing money down a hole until I just buy a Surfboard, but whatever.
We offer regular wired only modems so you don't have to put a router behind a router.
So many opt for the wireless gateways.
I am, of course, running a Nitehawk router at home because fuck those wifi modems.
Chuck
Onions
Spices
Chili paste (made from dried chiles and stock)
Stock
That's it. Currently simmering happily away in the Dutch oven.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
But why is the girl changing the password? Why not just change it to one her mom already thinks it is. Once you change the password to something mom doesn't know, it will get changed eventually. So you just find out the password and say nothing.
This is basic shit. These people are dumb.
When I played there was only the intro followed by grinding levels without any long term objectives.