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(Based on posts in the cooking thread, if I were selecting a specific individual knife, the Japanese style would probably work best for me, though I suspect in a knife set it's kind of whatever)
Yeah, if you pick up a decent set (and you can find them for a third of either of those prices, I promise), you'll be equipped with enough tools to do most any job you can imagine you'd need a knife for.
Really just comes down to preference, and which enemy in World War II you ultimately have more respect for.
Yeah, for the now I'm looking for a single quality chef knife (maybe two, though Querry is perfectly happy with my current knife as long as I hone it every few weeks).
I basically just buy a victorinox every year or two when I decide my current one is too dull
For home cooking, a perfectly viable approach :P
I bought this because my knives were getting useless/dangerous, and I'm hopeless with a whetstone.
It's fucking amazing.
One of those, paired with a half-decent honing steel, will keep anything above a bargain-bin knife in serviceable condition for quite some time, to be honest.
You can get fancier if you want, but often you don't need to, really.
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
One of the guys in my quartet has a sister who is getting a marriage license in all 50 states and re-marrying her husband in all 50 states, for some reason. I'm really not sure the legality of this (it sounded sketchy to me!), but it's an excuse to throw a wedding-like party in a different state every few months or so...
Wouldn't this result in 50 separate marriage licence filing fees?
Yup. Apparently, they don't give AF. They are collecting them like hunters collect trophies or something. It's definitely weird.
How would a divorce work?
This was exactly what I said. In response, my quartet buddy just laughed and said "Oh, they aren't getting divorced..." and I'm like "But they could, you never know!" He seemed offended, so I dropped the subject, but I'd imagine that they'd have to get divorced in all 50 states, too? No idea.
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ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
See, I was dumb enough to do a destination wedding, so traveling to our wedding was meant to be people's gift to us, in lieu of actual gifts.
Which meant when the wedding fell through, everyone got to go on sweet vacations except for me and also I got zero gifts! :O
I don't know what to do with friends and family split across the country
It's bullshit
Every time they do a census, they publish where the "population center" of the country is.
Have your wedding in that place.
It is literally the most fair way to do it.
Anyone who complains is selfish and uninvited.
I appreciate the uh, practical nature of this theory. But. The center is missouri. So... yeah.
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
See, I was dumb enough to do a destination wedding, so traveling to our wedding was meant to be people's gift to us, in lieu of actual gifts.
Which meant when the wedding fell through, everyone got to go on sweet vacations except for me and also I got zero gifts! :O
I don't know what to do with friends and family split across the country
It's bullshit
Every time they do a census, they publish where the "population center" of the country is.
Have your wedding in that place.
It is literally the most fair way to do it.
Anyone who complains is selfish and uninvited.
I appreciate the uh, practical nature of this theory. But. The center is missouri. So... yeah.
That's perfect, now you can do the whole "my location" or "fair location" rigged poll.
(Based on posts in the cooking thread, if I were selecting a specific individual knife, the Japanese style would probably work best for me, though I suspect in a knife set it's kind of whatever)
Yeah, if you pick up a decent set (and you can find them for a third of either of those prices, I promise), you'll be equipped with enough tools to do most any job you can imagine you'd need a knife for.
Really just comes down to preference, and which enemy in World War II you ultimately have more respect for.
Yeah, for the now I'm looking for a single quality chef knife (maybe two, though Querry is perfectly happy with my current knife as long as I hone it every few weeks).
I basically just buy a victorinox every year or two when I decide my current one is too dull
I am a super snobby person at heart, so
(Plus I enjoy doing things with the minimal amount of external help, and also cooking with Querry is kind of a thing and I love to cook, so things as simple as me honing the knife actually make tremendous differences in both of our enjoyment of important shared activities)
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21stCenturyCall me Pixel, or Pix for short![They/Them]Registered Userregular
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
One of the guys in my quartet has a sister who is getting a marriage license in all 50 states and re-marrying her husband in all 50 states, for some reason. I'm really not sure the legality of this (it sounded sketchy to me!), but it's an excuse to throw a wedding-like party in a different state every few months or so...
Wouldn't this result in 50 separate marriage licence filing fees?
Yup. Apparently, they don't give AF. They are collecting them like hunters collect trophies or something. It's definitely weird.
How would a divorce work?
This was exactly what I said. In response, my quartet buddy just laughed and said "Oh, they aren't getting divorced..." and I'm like "But they could, you never know!" He seemed offended, so I dropped the subject, but I'd imagine that they'd have to get divorced in all 50 states, too? No idea.
How could they possibly know that
Have they run the stats?
Who would even consider such a thing and wonder how to use statistics to accurately model themselves >.>
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simonwolfi can feel a differencetoday, a differenceRegistered Userregular
I'm really happy that the YES result won out despite the disgusting tone of the "no" campaign, but I'm also profoundly disappointed that we didn't hit 69% in favour, a result which would have broken the internet
(Based on posts in the cooking thread, if I were selecting a specific individual knife, the Japanese style would probably work best for me, though I suspect in a knife set it's kind of whatever)
Yeah, if you pick up a decent set (and you can find them for a third of either of those prices, I promise), you'll be equipped with enough tools to do most any job you can imagine you'd need a knife for.
Really just comes down to preference, and which enemy in World War II you ultimately have more respect for.
Yeah, for the now I'm looking for a single quality chef knife (maybe two, though Querry is perfectly happy with my current knife as long as I hone it every few weeks).
I basically just buy a victorinox every year or two when I decide my current one is too dull
For home cooking, a perfectly viable approach :P
I bought this because my knives were getting useless/dangerous, and I'm hopeless with a whetstone.
It's fucking amazing.
One of those, paired with a half-decent honing steel, will keep anything above a bargain-bin knife in serviceable condition for quite some time, to be honest.
You can get fancier if you want, but often you don't need to, really.
I have some of my dad's old knives, which were originally made by my grandfather in his shop. They were originally chef knife shaped, but they've been sharpened so many times that they're down to big filet knives.
It's kind of cool. I'd like to pass them on some day, but that would require children...
Just had a coworker yell at me that star wars wasn't real because I was talking with a coworker about it. I swear to god some people.
*marks himself as a jedi on the census form*
Did they...expect you to disagree?
I've heard my other coworkers upset because this person and the one in front of him tend to talk about games and geeky stuff a lot and so she was just mad we were discussing like star wars story elements and yeah I have no idea, other than of course getting to me feel embarrassed she was making a scene and go back to my desk so I guess uhh mission accomplished?
I had a coworker who'd get frustrated when me and another one would geek out over Firefly.
Turns out she was irritated that she had nothing to contribute to the conversation and felt left out.
I feel like this is a solvable problem.
Yeah talk about a good show... HEY YOOOOOO
Nah I don't think my coworker felt left out. What irks me is people talk about the seahawks all day and they do that irritating "we" thing that mitchell and webb made fun of years ago.
What's wrong with the collective we? We use it all the time!
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
One of the guys in my quartet has a sister who is getting a marriage license in all 50 states and re-marrying her husband in all 50 states, for some reason. I'm really not sure the legality of this (it sounded sketchy to me!), but it's an excuse to throw a wedding-like party in a different state every few months or so...
Wouldn't this result in 50 separate marriage licence filing fees?
Yup. Apparently, they don't give AF. They are collecting them like hunters collect trophies or something. It's definitely weird.
How would a divorce work?
This was exactly what I said. In response, my quartet buddy just laughed and said "Oh, they aren't getting divorced..." and I'm like "But they could, you never know!" He seemed offended, so I dropped the subject, but I'd imagine that they'd have to get divorced in all 50 states, too? No idea.
How could they possibly know that
Have they run the stats?
Who would even consider such a thing and wonder how to use statistics to accurately model themselves >.>
(Based on posts in the cooking thread, if I were selecting a specific individual knife, the Japanese style would probably work best for me, though I suspect in a knife set it's kind of whatever)
Yeah, if you pick up a decent set (and you can find them for a third of either of those prices, I promise), you'll be equipped with enough tools to do most any job you can imagine you'd need a knife for.
Really just comes down to preference, and which enemy in World War II you ultimately have more respect for.
Yeah, for the now I'm looking for a single quality chef knife (maybe two, though Querry is perfectly happy with my current knife as long as I hone it every few weeks).
I basically just buy a victorinox every year or two when I decide my current one is too dull
For home cooking, a perfectly viable approach :P
I bought this because my knives were getting useless/dangerous, and I'm hopeless with a whetstone.
It's fucking amazing.
One of those, paired with a half-decent honing steel, will keep anything above a bargain-bin knife in serviceable condition for quite some time, to be honest.
You can get fancier if you want, but often you don't need to, really.
I have some of my dad's old knives, which were originally made by my grandfather in his shop. They were originally chef knife shaped, but they've been sharpened so many times that they're down to big filet knives.
It's kind of cool. I'd like to pass them on some day, but that would require children...
Well I mean, thanks to those knives you could probably go steal some children
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
I'm really happy that the YES result won out despite the disgusting tone of the "no" campaign, but I'm also profoundly disappointed that we didn't hit 69% in favour, a result which would have broken the internet
Then you all would have been forced to get gay married, it would be a huge inconvenience
Happiness is within reach!
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TavIrish Minister for DefenceRegistered Userregular
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
See, I was dumb enough to do a destination wedding, so traveling to our wedding was meant to be people's gift to us, in lieu of actual gifts.
Which meant when the wedding fell through, everyone got to go on sweet vacations except for me and also I got zero gifts! :O
I don't know what to do with friends and family split across the country
It's bullshit
Every time they do a census, they publish where the "population center" of the country is.
Have your wedding in that place.
It is literally the most fair way to do it.
Anyone who complains is selfish and uninvited.
I appreciate the uh, practical nature of this theory. But. The center is missouri. So... yeah.
That's perfect, now you can do the whole "my location" or "fair location" rigged poll.
I really want to do the Yosemite chapel, because holy shit that's cool, but every other aspect would be a giant pain in the ass. Also $$$$$$$$$
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21stCenturyCall me Pixel, or Pix for short![They/Them]Registered Userregular
I'm really happy that the YES result won out despite the disgusting tone of the "no" campaign, but I'm also profoundly disappointed that we didn't hit 69% in favour, a result which would have broken the internet
Then you all would have been forced to get gay married, it would be a huge inconvenience
wait you mean this wasn't a yes vote to mandatory gay marriage??
what have I been fighting for then!!
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BeNarwhalThe Work Left UnfinishedRegistered Userregular
Also shoutout to @Elldren and @Couscous for appreciating my contribution, in the previous thread, to a [chat] free of contentious claims or heated debate.
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ElldrenIs a woman dammitceterum censeoRegistered Userregular
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
See, I was dumb enough to do a destination wedding, so traveling to our wedding was meant to be people's gift to us, in lieu of actual gifts.
Which meant when the wedding fell through, everyone got to go on sweet vacations except for me and also I got zero gifts! :O
I don't know what to do with friends and family split across the country
It's bullshit
Every time they do a census, they publish where the "population center" of the country is.
Have your wedding in that place.
It is literally the most fair way to do it.
Anyone who complains is selfish and uninvited.
I appreciate the uh, practical nature of this theory. But. The center is missouri. So... yeah.
That's perfect, now you can do the whole "my location" or "fair location" rigged poll.
I really want to do the Yosemite chapel, because holy shit that's cool, but every other aspect would be a giant pain in the ass. Also $$$$$$$$$
BeNarwhalThe Work Left UnfinishedRegistered Userregular
[chat] I got a new game called GearCity that's all about starting your own car company in the year 1900 and my first attempt failed because I tried to be patriotic but it turns out in 1900 there weren't any people in Canada, let alone any people who could buy cars.
I might go easy mode and start in NYC or London, but I'm kinda feeling a Chicago pull too.
More important is probably designing an awesome first vehicle, but that part is much harder and I'm sure it'll take me 10 more failed starts before I begin to understand what people in the 1900s wanted in their automobile :P
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OnTheLastCastlelet's keep it haimish for the peripateticRegistered Userregular
I guess I'm getting married soon (ish), so there is that. Querry has insisted that the point of a wedding is to get free stuff, and floated trying to get divorced and remarried every year for more free stuff. I must admit, the idea is quite compelling.
See, I was dumb enough to do a destination wedding, so traveling to our wedding was meant to be people's gift to us, in lieu of actual gifts.
Which meant when the wedding fell through, everyone got to go on sweet vacations except for me and also I got zero gifts! :O
I don't know what to do with friends and family split across the country
It's bullshit
Every time they do a census, they publish where the "population center" of the country is.
Have your wedding in that place.
It is literally the most fair way to do it.
Anyone who complains is selfish and uninvited.
I appreciate the uh, practical nature of this theory. But. The center is missouri. So... yeah.
That's perfect, now you can do the whole "my location" or "fair location" rigged poll.
I really want to do the Yosemite chapel, because holy shit that's cool, but every other aspect would be a giant pain in the ass. Also $$$$$$$$$
Also shoutout to @Elldren and @Couscous for appreciating my contribution, in the previous thread, to a [chat] free of contentious claims or heated debate.
It was insightful!
Also a key reason why mass famine was not a thing in Europe until the Great Famine of 1315
At which point the trading system was finally strong enough to be relied upon but not yet sophisticated enough to mitigate multiple crop failures in successive years, only working to spread the hunger continent-wide!
It sounds a lot like they expanded way faster than they were equipped to handle and it's currently kind of a mess in there.
But every rpg should be witcher 3? How can the god devs be wrong on anything?
It sounds like the same shit where Mythic went from doing a cute little pvp MMO to HERE TAKE THESE FIVE HUNDRED DUMP TRUCKS OF MONEY AND BE BLIZZARD and they got in way over their heads
granted Witcher 3 is a masterpiece so cyberpunk whatever might be great at the expense of a pile of employee abuse
override367 on
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TavIrish Minister for DefenceRegistered Userregular
The only consolation is that the better team won and we weren’t robbed like Norn Ireland (or us against France however many years ago)
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ElldrenIs a woman dammitceterum censeoRegistered Userregular
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One of those, paired with a half-decent honing steel, will keep anything above a bargain-bin knife in serviceable condition for quite some time, to be honest.
You can get fancier if you want, but often you don't need to, really.
Ffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu
That's perfect, now you can do the whole "my location" or "fair location" rigged poll.
It’s not a very important country most of the time
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I am a super snobby person at heart, so
(Plus I enjoy doing things with the minimal amount of external help, and also cooking with Querry is kind of a thing and I love to cook, so things as simple as me honing the knife actually make tremendous differences in both of our enjoyment of important shared activities)
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How could they possibly know that
Have they run the stats?
Who would even consider such a thing and wonder how to use statistics to accurately model themselves >.>
I have some of my dad's old knives, which were originally made by my grandfather in his shop. They were originally chef knife shaped, but they've been sharpened so many times that they're down to big filet knives.
It's kind of cool. I'd like to pass them on some day, but that would require children...
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Which are you playing first, Mario or Zelda?
damask blades and variable carbon forging
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Well I mean, thanks to those knives you could probably go steal some children
I really want to do the Yosemite chapel, because holy shit that's cool, but every other aspect would be a giant pain in the ass. Also $$$$$$$$$
I only got Mario.
So, obviously, Rayman.
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Next turn aaaaand epidemic. The bottom card is a country right by it and you have to shuffle knowing you will draw both cards that just happened.
Instant death as they chained outbreaks TWICE. @Hahnsoo1 and I forget who else played it... @Evil Multifarious @Jacobkosh
wait you mean this wasn't a yes vote to mandatory gay marriage??
what have I been fighting for then!!
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It sounds a lot like they expanded way faster than they were equipped to handle and it's currently kind of a mess in there.
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Me and my friend legitimately cried
I haven’t bawled like that since I had my first panic attack
That's pretty.
We had our wedding up in the mountains, at a boutique hotel, with an attached stone chappel, next to a forest.
It's worth it, regardless of how much of a hassle it was for people I hardly know.
It’s not a very important country most of the time
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
I might go easy mode and start in NYC or London, but I'm kinda feeling a Chicago pull too.
More important is probably designing an awesome first vehicle, but that part is much harder and I'm sure it'll take me 10 more failed starts before I begin to understand what people in the 1900s wanted in their automobile :P
They took on way too much including a full ccg
But every rpg should be witcher 3? How can the god devs be wrong on anything?
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Yeah the main problem is the remaining grandmother (hers, not mine), who is a very well intentioned colossal pain in the ass.
It was insightful!
Also a key reason why mass famine was not a thing in Europe until the Great Famine of 1315
At which point the trading system was finally strong enough to be relied upon but not yet sophisticated enough to mitigate multiple crop failures in successive years, only working to spread the hunger continent-wide!
It sounds like the same shit where Mythic went from doing a cute little pvp MMO to HERE TAKE THESE FIVE HUNDRED DUMP TRUCKS OF MONEY AND BE BLIZZARD and they got in way over their heads
granted Witcher 3 is a masterpiece so cyberpunk whatever might be great at the expense of a pile of employee abuse
But what about cyberpunk?
Nobody to blame but ourselves, really.
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