Ostensibly, this is for carrying miniatures, but the holes provided are too small for mine! Which means, with some of what the French call bricolage, it will serve as a paintbrush box!
Also I hate when I see an informed delivery notification but then this happens for no reason
Aha.
The stupid management really needs to fix the door to the mail/laundry room. They changed it to an even worse key pad that's even more finicky. You have to type the code super fast to get in.
The mail person must have gotten frustrated and instead of dropping it at my door which would be easy they just... Left.
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Garlic Breadi'm a bitch i'm a bitch i'm a bitch i'm aRegistered User, Disagreeableregular
asscreed valhalla! i've heard good things about this! i didn't really play the last 2 games, but i saw this one brings back features i liked from past titles so i'm eager to play it
(No, seriously. It's a library book belonging to "Cerritos Library". Have they shut down? Is this legit? ???)
Children's rights are human rights.
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JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
Libraries have to withdraw ~10% of their books every year, because people keep writing books and our shelves stay the same size.
Some of this is accomplished through natural attrition as books go missing or get damaged, but mostly we just have to look at which books aren't circulating as much and weed excess copies. If they're still in good shape, these books are sold as used, increasingly on Amazon and other online booksellers. Depending on the system, they might be stamped as withdrawn, have the barcode marked through with a sharpie, or simply have the RFID tag slashed or removed.
Sometimes people steal library books and resell them, but this is typically a very inefficient crime, as library processing automatically drops books into the "fair" condition for most resellers.
Two packages showed up! A copy of one of my favorite movies on bluray with no note and a nice heavy duty metal kitty litter scoop for duck from iron knuckle' ghost!
I think I sent that one to you and assure you that I did not steal it from a library!
I believe you, because of what Jedoc said, and it has a stamp of "WITHDRAWN" on the first page.
So thank you very much!
Children's rights are human rights.
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
edited December 2020
A gift arrived! Magic Jumpstart box! These cards are really hard to come by right now, so thanks a ton whoever sent it (pictures coming soon, my phone is dead)
Picture added!
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Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
Litter hermetically sealed in a lead sphere demonstrates significant quantum tunneling effects if a cat approaches to within half a meter of the sphere.
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astrobstrdSo full of mercy...Registered Userregular
Back from work and ready to be wrapped.
The boy loves Into the Spider-Verse and specifically Miles. He’s making me play through Spider-Man on PS4 right now and got to see me bawl like a baby (for the 3rd time now!) at the Stan Lee cameo. I’m sure these will be a hit. This RollerCoaster Challenge may be the toy of his I play with when he isn’t here. What an awesome looking game. It looks really similar (at a larger scale) to a car puzzle game he really likes.
This may be the corniest thing I’ve said in years, but you all really have me believing in Santa again.
Shout out again to @Blackhawk1313 for the shirt. I have a similar looking one that I really like, but is getting old and prime for retirement.
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Oh gosh, I'm so glad those resonated! They all seemed like things I would've loved when I was 6, and I wanted y'all to have things that would be fun to play with together.
I'm having a little bit of a cry about the fact that I got to spread some holiday cheer - thank you for giving that opportunity, @astrobstrd
So my brother was heading out for work, and I saw footsteps outside, so I assumed he had gone out, but then he popped up out of the stairs, and in that moment, I knew, I knew, that it was the work of a friendly Saint!
Thank you, mysterious Saint! I will use this case for my Kill Team miniatures!
A kit of homebrew equipment! I can finally brew mead again and make use of that honey I've got sitting around! Once I solve the logistics puzzle of doing so in this apartment!
Hooray! Thanks so much!
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
A gift arrived!
Breath of the Wild for the switch! Thank you so much, whoever sent it, I love this game and have needed a switch version of it ever since the WiiU was put out to pasture
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
So my brother was heading out for work, and I saw footsteps outside, so I assumed he had gone out, but then he popped up out of the stairs, and in that moment, I knew, I knew, that it was the work of a friendly Saint!
Thank you, mysterious Saint! I will use this case for my Kill Team miniatures!
A kit of homebrew equipment! I can finally brew mead again and make use of that honey I've got sitting around! Once I solve the logistics puzzle of doing so in this apartment!
A kit of homebrew equipment! I can finally brew mead again and make use of that honey I've got sitting around! Once I solve the logistics puzzle of doing so in this apartment!
Hooray! Thanks so much!
You has a bukket!
Actually two buckets! One has a hole and a spigot for bottling down the line (probably several months after I start which might be early January)
There is also a hydrometer and autosyphon and sticker thermometer for the side of the fermenting bucket and some cleaning solution powder and a bottle brush and a bottle capper and and airlock and some tubing and a bottling wand.
A kit of homebrew equipment! I can finally brew mead again and make use of that honey I've got sitting around! Once I solve the logistics puzzle of doing so in this apartment!
Hooray! Thanks so much!
You has a bukket!
Actually two buckets! One has a hole and a spigot for bottling down the line (probably several months after I start which might be early January)
There is also a hydrometer and autosyphon and sticker thermometer for the side of the fermenting bucket and some cleaning solution powder and a bottle brush and a bottle capper and and airlock and some tubing and a bottling wand.
TWO BUKKETS?
*swoons*
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Children's rights are human rights.
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Raijin QuickfootI'm your Huckleberry YOU'RE NO DAISYRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Jedoc! Again! You bought my whole dang list you absolute maniac!
With this tome of hoary old demented underground 70's comics you will make a hoary old demented underground 70's comics person very happy, thank you so much!
Oh yeah that's that weird greasy stuff they like alright
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JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
Awesome! The delivery date kept getting pushed back, to the point where I don't think the people who sold me that book actually owned it at the time.
A kit of homebrew equipment! I can finally brew mead again and make use of that honey I've got sitting around! Once I solve the logistics puzzle of doing so in this apartment!
Hooray! Thanks so much!
Ok! So! Now from one homebrewer to another, we need to figure out a way to exchange drinks. I recently bottled my first batch of sake and it's really damned good.
Nah sake is dead simple. Steam rice, seed with mold, wait, throw that in a bucket with water, seed with yeast, add increasing amounts of fresh steamed rice and water, wait about a month, press all that, rack to gallon jugs, wait another month, rack again, pasteurize, drink.
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Raijin QuickfootI'm your Huckleberry YOU'RE NO DAISYRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Nah sake is dead simple. Steam rice, seed with mold, wait, throw that in a bucket with water, seed with yeast, add increasing amounts of fresh steamed rice and water, wait about a month, press all that, rack to gallon jugs, wait another month, rack again, pasteurize, drink.
It's only 90 days! Most of it just waiting and thinking about how, in just a short 25% of one year, you'll have gallons of very sweet and very strong sake!
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Blackhawk1313Demon Hunter for HireTime RiftRegistered Userregular
Breath of the Wild for the switch! Thank you so much, whoever sent it, I love this game and have needed a switch version of it ever since the WiiU was put out to pasture
Twas me again. It’s still one of my favorite games on the switch, it’s a wonder to be able to play such a game portable.
It's only 90 days! Most of it just waiting and thinking about how, in just a short 25% of one year, you'll have gallons of very sweet and very strong sake!
90 days, lucky!
Mead can take like a year to clear without finings from my understanding. Last time I did it I used supercleer after like two months in the carboy.
It's just there are fewer steps and ingredients to a standard mead, just honey, water and yeast, maybe some nutrients for a nice stable ferment, and some sulphites and sorbate to stablize. Bulk aging takes the majority of the time.
Raijin QuickfootI'm your Huckleberry YOU'RE NO DAISYRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Oh hey! A Seattle SuperSonics hoodie came in today!!
I’m not sure who sent it and I forgot to take a pic but it rules!!!
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JedocIn the scupperswith the staggers and jagsRegistered Userregular
Hell yeah, Thunder up!
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astrobstrdSo full of mercy...Registered Userregular
Hey, just wanted to let any saint who saw something was delivered that I haven't posted yet, that my parents received a large box, so some wires may have gotten crossed with my address last year.
I will post once I get it, but my step-mom is an enormous procrastinator, so it may be later.
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And inside the bawx was... pain another box!
Ostensibly, this is for carrying miniatures, but the holes provided are too small for mine! Which means, with some of what the French call bricolage, it will serve as a paintbrush box!
Aha.
The stupid management really needs to fix the door to the mail/laundry room. They changed it to an even worse key pad that's even more finicky. You have to type the code super fast to get in.
The mail person must have gotten frustrated and instead of dropping it at my door which would be easy they just... Left.
asscreed valhalla! i've heard good things about this! i didn't really play the last 2 games, but i saw this one brings back features i liked from past titles so i'm eager to play it
thanks @IronKnuckle's Ghost!
Hey, speaking of love, I got a package!
It's a library book! My favorite kind!
(No, seriously. It's a library book belonging to "Cerritos Library". Have they shut down? Is this legit? ???)
Some of this is accomplished through natural attrition as books go missing or get damaged, but mostly we just have to look at which books aren't circulating as much and weed excess copies. If they're still in good shape, these books are sold as used, increasingly on Amazon and other online booksellers. Depending on the system, they might be stamped as withdrawn, have the barcode marked through with a sharpie, or simply have the RFID tag slashed or removed.
Sometimes people steal library books and resell them, but this is typically a very inefficient crime, as library processing automatically drops books into the "fair" condition for most resellers.
Two packages showed up! A copy of one of my favorite movies on bluray with no note and a nice heavy duty metal kitty litter scoop for duck from iron knuckle' ghost!
Thank you
I believe you, because of what Jedoc said, and it has a stamp of "WITHDRAWN" on the first page.
So thank you very much!
Picture added!
The high sides should keep litter off the floor!
Litter...uh... finds a way
The boy loves Into the Spider-Verse and specifically Miles. He’s making me play through Spider-Man on PS4 right now and got to see me bawl like a baby (for the 3rd time now!) at the Stan Lee cameo. I’m sure these will be a hit. This RollerCoaster Challenge may be the toy of his I play with when he isn’t here. What an awesome looking game. It looks really similar (at a larger scale) to a car puzzle game he really likes.
This may be the corniest thing I’ve said in years, but you all really have me believing in Santa again.
Shout out again to @Blackhawk1313 for the shirt. I have a similar looking one that I really like, but is getting old and prime for retirement.
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I'm having a little bit of a cry about the fact that I got to spread some holiday cheer - thank you for giving that opportunity, @astrobstrd
Yay! There should be one more thing that Amazon claims is arriving tomorrow.
Thank you, mysterious Saint! I will use this case for my Kill Team miniatures!
A kit of homebrew equipment! I can finally brew mead again and make use of that honey I've got sitting around! Once I solve the logistics puzzle of doing so in this apartment!
Hooray! Thanks so much!
Breath of the Wild for the switch! Thank you so much, whoever sent it, I love this game and have needed a switch version of it ever since the WiiU was put out to pasture
That one's from me.
You has a bukket!
There is also a hydrometer and autosyphon and sticker thermometer for the side of the fermenting bucket and some cleaning solution powder and a bottle brush and a bottle capper and and airlock and some tubing and a bottling wand.
TWO BUKKETS?
*swoons*
With this tome of hoary old demented underground 70's comics you will make a hoary old demented underground 70's comics person very happy, thank you so much!
Oh yeah that's that weird greasy stuff they like alright
Festive holidays to all!
Ok! So! Now from one homebrewer to another, we need to figure out a way to exchange drinks. I recently bottled my first batch of sake and it's really damned good.
Happy brewing!
:biggrin:
Mead is honestly dead simple unless you really get into the weeds on nutrient dosing schedules!
Oh yes... so incredibly simple.
Twas me again. It’s still one of my favorite games on the switch, it’s a wonder to be able to play such a game portable.
90 days, lucky!
Mead can take like a year to clear without finings from my understanding. Last time I did it I used supercleer after like two months in the carboy.
It's just there are fewer steps and ingredients to a standard mead, just honey, water and yeast, maybe some nutrients for a nice stable ferment, and some sulphites and sorbate to stablize. Bulk aging takes the majority of the time.
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better
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I’m not sure who sent it and I forgot to take a pic but it rules!!!
I will post once I get it, but my step-mom is an enormous procrastinator, so it may be later.
I can't wait to share it here!