I just want to share that three years ago a friend of mine posted a profile picture of herself wearing a giant eyeball mask she made, to which I replied "your sculpting teacher must think you're a great pupil," a joke so good that when she put that profile pic back up today I got more likes than she did
Validate me
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knitdanIn ur baseKillin ur guysRegistered Userregular
There’s a place I drive past on the way to dialysis that has 3-4 limousines in various states of disrepair and my first thought is always “how do they make any money in this town outside of the 2 months of prom season” because this is not a limo town.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
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Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a), Plaintiff Harmony Gold U.S.A., Inc., and Defendants Harebrained Schemes LLC, Harebrained Holdings, Inc., and Jordan Weisman (collectively, the “Harebrained Defendants”), by and through their respective counsel of record, stipulate and agree that all of Plaintiff’s claims against the Harebrained Defendants are dismissed with prejudice, without an award of fees or costs to any party. This stipulation does not affect Plaintiff’s claims against the remaining defendants in this lawsuit.
Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a), Plaintiff Harmony Gold U.S.A., Inc., and Defendants Harebrained Schemes LLC, Harebrained Holdings, Inc., and Jordan Weisman (collectively, the “Harebrained Defendants”), by and through their respective counsel of record, stipulate and agree that all of Plaintiff’s claims against the Harebrained Defendants are dismissed with prejudice, without an award of fees or costs to any party. This stipulation does not affect Plaintiff’s claims against the remaining defendants in this lawsuit.
They totally called themselves that just for this moment
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TTODewbackPuts the drawl in ya'llI think I'm in HellRegistered Userregular
I just want to share that three years ago a friend of mine posted a profile picture of herself wearing a giant eyeball mask she made, to which I replied "your sculpting teacher must think you're a great pupil," a joke so good that when she put that profile pic back up today I got more likes than she did
Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a), Plaintiff Harmony Gold U.S.A., Inc., and Defendants Harebrained Schemes LLC, Harebrained Holdings, Inc., and Jordan Weisman (collectively, the “Harebrained Defendants”), by and through their respective counsel of record, stipulate and agree that all of Plaintiff’s claims against the Harebrained Defendants are dismissed with prejudice, without an award of fees or costs to any party. This stipulation does not affect Plaintiff’s claims against the remaining defendants in this lawsuit.
Does this mean that the Unseen woes are over? Or are there other pending lawsuits?
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
I was checking out bathtubs online just curiously, to see where bathtub tech is at for a very hypothetical purchase. There was one model that had glass sides, that has to be a sex thing right?
For when your partner has to go in and take a leak while you are bathing.
I just want to share that three years ago a friend of mine posted a profile picture of herself wearing a giant eyeball mask she made, to which I replied "your sculpting teacher must think you're a great pupil," a joke so good that when she put that profile pic back up today I got more likes than she did
Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a), Plaintiff Harmony Gold U.S.A., Inc., and Defendants Harebrained Schemes LLC, Harebrained Holdings, Inc., and Jordan Weisman (collectively, the “Harebrained Defendants”), by and through their respective counsel of record, stipulate and agree that all of Plaintiff’s claims against the Harebrained Defendants are dismissed with prejudice, without an award of fees or costs to any party. This stipulation does not affect Plaintiff’s claims against the remaining defendants in this lawsuit.
was there a concern of this impacting their ability to deliver me content, or was this being posted for the associated lols?
I just want to share that three years ago a friend of mine posted a profile picture of herself wearing a giant eyeball mask she made, to which I replied "your sculpting teacher must think you're a great pupil," a joke so good that when she put that profile pic back up today I got more likes than she did
Validate me
*taps two mountains*
*sacrifices Cred again somehow*
*pings EM's friend for 2*
Now she took mental and physical damage!
Judges???!!?
They were resurrected, obviosly
This red-black bullshit
man you know that's the sort of deck I'd want to play too
I guess in this case I'm a card though
or a token? Not really clear
Steam, LoL: credeiki
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Hi I'm Vee!Formerly VH; She/Her; Is an E X P E R I E N C ERegistered Userregular
I just want to share that three years ago a friend of mine posted a profile picture of herself wearing a giant eyeball mask she made, to which I replied "your sculpting teacher must think you're a great pupil," a joke so good that when she put that profile pic back up today I got more likes than she did
Validate me
*taps two mountains*
*sacrifices Cred again somehow*
*pings EM's friend for 2*
Now she took mental and physical damage!
Judges???!!?
They were resurrected, obviosly
This red-black bullshit
man you know that's the sort of deck I'd want to play too
I guess in this case I'm a card though
or a token? Not really clear
I just want to share that three years ago a friend of mine posted a profile picture of herself wearing a giant eyeball mask she made, to which I replied "your sculpting teacher must think you're a great pupil," a joke so good that when she put that profile pic back up today I got more likes than she did
Validate me
*taps two mountains*
*sacrifices Cred again somehow*
*pings EM's friend for 2*
Now she took mental and physical damage!
Judges???!!?
They were resurrected, obviosly
This red-black bullshit
man you know that's the sort of deck I'd want to play too
I guess in this case I'm a card though
or a token? Not really clear
I did a few white-green decks like a hippie
I made a green-blue deck that wasn't actually good but it entirely revolved around mutating green-blue amphibian type monsters with genetic trickery and @arch would adopt me as his son if he saw it
Turns out the debt collector call I got last week wasn't a scam and I owed money to Pepco when I moved out of my DC place 5 years ago. But the statute of limitations on collecting the debt is over (by 2 years!) so I don't legally owe anything.
On the one hand, I should pay my debts (woooooo $29).
On the other, I don't want to pay debt collectors.
Turns out the debt collector call I got last week wasn't a scam and I owed money to Pepco when I moved out of my DC place 5 years ago. But the statute of limitations on collecting the debt is over (by 2 years!) so I don't legally owe anything.
On the one hand, I should pay my debts (woooooo $29).
On the other, I don't want to pay debt collectors.
But if you're a token, are you actually a unique being? Or are you ALL the tokens?
Look, my goblin friend says that it's cool.
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edited April 2018
I saw a tumblr post of some striking historical photos that I am reproducing here for your convenience. I will provide captions above the spoilers to help assess whether you want to click on them.
Painting the Eiffel Tower, warning these dudes are very high up, 1932
A bunch of people standing around during a lottery to divide the 12 acres that would later become Tel Aviv, 1909
A dude allegedly carving one of the eyes on Mt Rushmore, albeit carving is not currently being done, 1930s
Hoover dam being filled with concrete, 1934
The first atomic bomb, looking rather, um, round? 1945
The graves of a Catholic and Protestant couple somewhere in Holland, 1888
That one of the race organizers trying to stop Kathrine Switzer from competing in the Boston Marathon (spoilers: she became the first woman to complete it), 1967
Harold Whittles, a toddler, hearing sound for the first time via some hearing aid, 1974
The morning after Sweden changed from driving on the left side of the road to the right, 1967
The faces of German soldiers being shown footage from concentration camps, 1945
Acrobats balancing in a very scary way on top of the Empire State Building, 1934
The arm of the Statue of Liberty being fabricated, 1884
An exotic dancer demonstrating to a judge that her underwear is sufficiently large to have prevented her from exposing herself, ???
Joe Masseria, a mafia boss, lying in a lot of blood and holding the Ace of Spades, which I think must have been added after the fact but still looks very striking, 1931
A lesbian couple at Le Monocle in Paris, 1932
Bolaji Badejo, wearing his costume from Alien, 1978
Evelyn McHale lying on top of a crumpled vehicle, having committed suicide by jumping from the Empire State Building, 1947
Richard Nixon's last meal at the White House: cottage cheese and pineapple slices, 1974
A lot of hats in New York, 1930
These were copied from here and here and I take no responsibility for the accuracy of any of these statements.
@credeiki I also made a blue-black thieves deck mostly oriented to the big urban plane Ravnica in the mythos
All the characters were Rogue types with a little magic so you could attach weird powers to them ... and some evasion so you couldn't hit them in certain ways ... wait a minute ...
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True, 3 or 4 toughness creatures exist. But with four red mana and two goblins...
Pithing Needle.
Currently DMing: None
Characters
[5e] Dural Melairkyn - AC 18 | HP 40 | Melee +5/1d8+3 | Spell +4/DC 12
with locally sourced alabama honey in them
Currently DMing: None
Characters
[5e] Dural Melairkyn - AC 18 | HP 40 | Melee +5/1d8+3 | Spell +4/DC 12
I don't think alabama honey is locally sourced for SiG
unless she lives in Portland, Alabama.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_33WnIpLEADui_Rh6dqSqtOKgNWRveWQ/view
They totally called themselves that just for this moment
she's here in spirit
Judges???!!?
For when your partner has to go in and take a leak while you are bathing.
This red-black bullshit
was there a concern of this impacting their ability to deliver me content, or was this being posted for the associated lols?
man you know that's the sort of deck I'd want to play too
I guess in this case I'm a card though
or a token? Not really clear
apparently you're some sort of goblin
I did a few white-green decks like a hippie
I made a green-blue deck that wasn't actually good but it entirely revolved around mutating green-blue amphibian type monsters with genetic trickery and @arch would adopt me as his son if he saw it
Sorry but classism is real
This thread is awesome (and spoopy).
Currently DMing: None
Characters
[5e] Dural Melairkyn - AC 18 | HP 40 | Melee +5/1d8+3 | Spell +4/DC 12
Don't pay debt collectors.
Maybe tokens are a geth thing
but a lannister always pays his debts
Painting the Eiffel Tower, warning these dudes are very high up, 1932
A bunch of people standing around during a lottery to divide the 12 acres that would later become Tel Aviv, 1909
A dude allegedly carving one of the eyes on Mt Rushmore, albeit carving is not currently being done, 1930s
Hoover dam being filled with concrete, 1934
The first atomic bomb, looking rather, um, round? 1945
The graves of a Catholic and Protestant couple somewhere in Holland, 1888
That one of the race organizers trying to stop Kathrine Switzer from competing in the Boston Marathon (spoilers: she became the first woman to complete it), 1967
Harold Whittles, a toddler, hearing sound for the first time via some hearing aid, 1974
The morning after Sweden changed from driving on the left side of the road to the right, 1967
The faces of German soldiers being shown footage from concentration camps, 1945
Acrobats balancing in a very scary way on top of the Empire State Building, 1934
The arm of the Statue of Liberty being fabricated, 1884
An exotic dancer demonstrating to a judge that her underwear is sufficiently large to have prevented her from exposing herself, ???
Joe Masseria, a mafia boss, lying in a lot of blood and holding the Ace of Spades, which I think must have been added after the fact but still looks very striking, 1931
A lesbian couple at Le Monocle in Paris, 1932
Bolaji Badejo, wearing his costume from Alien, 1978
Evelyn McHale lying on top of a crumpled vehicle, having committed suicide by jumping from the Empire State Building, 1947
Richard Nixon's last meal at the White House: cottage cheese and pineapple slices, 1974
A lot of hats in New York, 1930
These were copied from here and here and I take no responsibility for the accuracy of any of these statements.
@Organichu :
sorry to hear the news, bro, ilu
why do i not know what you're talking about and how do we fix this
I literally googled "spooky twitter cats child" and I love when stuff like that works
and i just checked and i have enough credit card rewards points to flat out buy a ps4 pro god of war bundle
Arch,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_goGR39m2k
Some of those guys may be relatives fishing for salmon on pre dam rivers in Eastern Washington State (early 1900s).
dear david do you know the muffin man who lives on drury lane?
We pronounce it ore-GAR-no.
Choose Your Own Chat 1 Choose Your Own Chat 2 Choose Your Own Chat 3
All the characters were Rogue types with a little magic so you could attach weird powers to them ... and some evasion so you couldn't hit them in certain ways ... wait a minute ...
And the big whammy cards were all giant black insects like http://static.starcitygames.com/sales/cardscans/MAG_GTC/ConsumingAberration.jpg
Wait a minute ... @Orphane @elldren @simonwolf