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MrsJoseph wrote: "Craig wrote: "I go out to walk the dog and come back to 75 new posts! You have been busy."My Benji:
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awww cute! Smallest redskins jersey evar!
Kevin wrote: "Not in this group becuase most of the memebers in the group is not even in this thread. "
No, but some of us have been lurking following along.
Think of it as a "Choose Your Own Adventure" novel (like I how threw in a book reference?) Which random part of the thread will you follow? Can you keep them all straight?
Such as:
I love the Dresden novels! I recommend them all the time.
Warm beer is nasty. But serve me a warm glass (room temp) of Woodpecker Cider...I'm in heaven.
Most groups I know and sites have at least one location for members to goof off and be totally off topic. Its what helps the other threads stay on topic.
Sorry I haven't participated more...real life can really take over you know? I'm currently re-reading Name of the Wind, as the library finally has a copy of The Wise Man's Fear for me. :) I am also re-reading any fairy tale type stories I can so I get really geek out over 'Once Upon a Time' and 'Grimm'.
I am at work today. Or is that too random? There are some books sitting here, but they are law books.
I guess that they could be considered scifi/fantasy then! SO I am okay by the Kev standard because I included a book!
Liz wrote: "Warm beer is nasty. But serve me a warm glass (room temp) of Woodpecker Cider...I'm in heaven. "Woodpecker on draft is a magical, brain-erasing substance.
I'd like to try this woodpecker
Dan wrote: "Liz wrote: "Warm beer is nasty. But serve me a warm glass (room temp) of Woodpecker Cider...I'm in heaven. "Woodpecker on draft is a magical, brain-erasing substance."
I bet...But I'm really in the backwoods so I'm lucky if I can even find a bottle of it. :(
i tried to post some pics, but I really suck at posting pics.I have a little white dog with big ears that everyone calls Yoda...hilarious
OOOps: In the interest of the Kev standard, adding in that in the pic, there was a book
Ronald wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "Roland! I was wondering where you were..."D'aw, you missed me. Come over he and give me a hug. *runs in slow motion towards Colleen*"
Creepers need love too
Don't be hatin'
Don't be hatin'
± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "Here're all my babies:From top to bottom: Moony, Padfoot, Nox"
I kind of figured you had cats and they all would be black.
Kevin wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "Here're all my babies:From top to bottom: Moony, Padfoot, Nox"
I kind of figured you had cats and they all would be black."
Yes, well, they match the decor that way. (And they're not all black. Two are tuxedos.)
Ronald wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "Colleen the Crazy Cat Lady lives by the sea..."Better than living under the sea. There's all kinds of weird shit down there - like talking sponges."
Also better than going through dumpsters for books!
Ronald wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "Colleen the Crazy Cat Lady lives by the sea..."Better than living under the sea. There's all kinds of weird shit down there - like talking sponges."
"We all live in a yellow submarine"
http://youtu.be/MCsYDZ2M04M
Have a black cat called Ghost, didn't see her for the first 3 weeks as she would hide during the day, but at night there would be the sound of meowing and the food would be gone. Hence ghost, I believe in ghosts but I've never seen one, and for a time I believed I had a cat but I never saw her.Also suck at putting pictures on here.
Ronald wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "I hate that show."As do I. I also hate Barney. When I was a kid all the other kids watched that garbage. I wanted to watch real cartoons. None of that pu..."
Hey, have you watched the new Voltron, Voltron Force on Nicktoons. I watched a all the previews, and it looked terrible to me.
Voltron! I loved Voltron. I remember I had the movie on Betamax and used to watch it all the time.Loved Thundercats, too. Tried watching the new ones, but just... nah...
Ronald wrote: "Kevin wrote: "Ronald wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "I hate that show."As do I. I also hate Barney. When I was a kid all the other kids watched that garbage. I wanted to watch r..."
I don't know, I loved the 3d version that came out around 1998. I thought it was better than the original.
There are new Thundercats?! I only watch Teletoon retro. Are there new She-ra and He-man cartoons as well?! Please say it isn't so!!!
I think earlier there may have been some mention of Winter is coming? (I think it was this thread... I'm too lazy to go check... )Anyway, either way, thought I'd shared this:
Laurel wrote: "There are new Thundercats?! I only watch Teletoon retro. Are there new She-ra and He-man cartoons as weel?! Please say it isn't so!!!"Its on Cartoon Network that came out around July.
No new She-Ra or He-Man that I'm aware of, but I have heard that people have bought the rights to them and have talked about the possibility of doing a reboot...
Argh!!I read an article a few weeks back that lamented our generations ability to keep our childhood present, that we have not only negated nostalgia, but we are keeping the newer generation from creating their own pop culture because they're recycling ours (as parents we spoon feed them what we loved, etc).
I'm starting to wonder if there isn't a little something to that...
Laurel wrote: "Argh!!I read an article a few weeks back that lamented our generations ability to keep our childhood present, that we have not only negated nostalgia, but we are keeping the newer generation from..."
I don't know. I know that seeing these bastardizations of things from my childhood certainly makes me nostalgic for the time when they didn't suck. ;)
Ronald wrote: "I've been watching Fate/Zero as of late. It's an interesting premise - heroes from the past summoned to the future to fight over the holy grail, which will grant the winners wish. Also, they have..."
King Arthur as a female is just so wrong. Somethings just can't be messed with.
That sounds amazing! I'll look for the DVDs to make their way into the stores. I'm one of those vanilla law abiding types. All of my music is paid for, only dowlaod books through authorized sites, etc. My students roll my eyes at me quite a bit when I share this fact ;)Ah well, I am what I am! But I do appreciate the offer :)
Thanks, Ronald!On a side note, remember that you're starting Ready Player One on boxing day?! It's written on my calendar...
Kevin wrote: "This is not the main objective of this group, just look at the group name, its the SciFi and Fantasy Book Club for a reason"You are correct in this statement. If you look at the various threads, folders, books of the month, etc. I believe you will see that this group does, in fact, live up to its name. It is fallacious to say it does not because a few threads go off topic every once in a while or because a thread for randomness and fun exists. Specifically this is the fallacy of composition, which "arises when one infers that something is true of the whole from the fact that it is true of some part of the whole.
Dan wrote: "Liz wrote: "Warm beer is nasty. But serve me a warm glass (room temp) of Woodpecker Cider...I'm in heaven. "Woodpecker on draft is a magical, brain-erasing substance."
O.O What is Woodpecker Cider? I love cider. I've had Woodchuck, but am completely unfamiliar with Woodpecker.
Ronald wrote: "Ala wrote: "But you know you'd enjoy it"
I think you have me confused with Kevin. He's the one that's a glutton for pain, not I. :P"
Fine.
<.<
I'd enjoy it
I think you have me confused with Kevin. He's the one that's a glutton for pain, not I. :P"
Fine.
<.<
I'd enjoy it
Kevin wrote: "± Colleen of the Crawling Chaos ± wrote: "Here're all my babies:From top to bottom: Moony, Padfoot, Nox"
I kind of figured you had cats and they all would be black."
Nope, that's me. One's quasi homicidal too. (Technically they're my boyfriend's cats, but not much difference there.)
Ala wrote: "Ronald wrote: "Ala wrote: "But you know you'd enjoy it"I think you have me confused with Kevin. He's the one that's a glutton for pain, not I. :P"
Fine.
<.<
I'd enjoy it"
Ooh baby, ooh baby
Laurel wrote: "Metal pipe, no. Baton, yes! I am a cheerleader! (Read the book, eat the cheesecake...)"
Cheer... leader?
*twitch*
Cheer... leader?
*twitch*
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Bit wee to play for the Redskins surely.