Current reads: Village Zig and Village pip, picking up where they left off last game. Am seems actually more "normal" so far than last game. Mutts still in questionable territory with all that stuff, but still not convinced its wolfy vs just "i hate cubs"
Lynch Tally had it in Pacific (I know, because when I did the unofficial one I had to think about it) and most games in the recent past closed at 10pm Eastern, not 9.
go ahead and get after him as much as you want for posting content, dropping a vote last second, making vaguely snide comments when it's clear he hasn't read the rules haha
but I think the timing confusion was just derpy and therefore NAI
So seriously, 4 hours in the OR today on my Oasis (basically 90s) playlist.... im gonna need to survive for 3 weeks after this game has ended to get all my songs of the day in lol.
Lynch Tally had it in Pacific (I know, because when I did the unofficial one I had to think about it) and most games in the recent past closed at 10pm Eastern, not 9.
go ahead and get after him as much as you want for posting content, dropping a vote last second, making vaguely snide comments when it's clear he hasn't read the rules haha
but I think the timing confusion was just derpy and therefore NAI
Well, that was only the final tally. Previous ones ones had (time remaining) next to PST time. But I'm slapping him for disappearing post lynch close mainly.
Well, that was only the final tally. Previous ones ones had (time remaining) next to PST time. But I'm slapping him for disappear post lynch close mainly.
I got "smiling while dying inside face": You got Smiling While Dying Inside Face! You put on a front that everything is OK in your life, when really you're just, "LOL, nope." Don't be afraid to tell your friends and family how you're feeling. Face never did, and that's why he talks to himself.
@alissa14 you have any thoughts on how the rest of today unfolded, or are you just going to lurky lurk? (major bonus points to whoever gets where I was trying to go with that reference because it was awful)
@alissa14 you have any thoughts on how the rest of today unfolded, or are you just going to lurky lurk? (major bonus points to whoever gets where I was trying to go with that reference because it was awful)
$20 says I got put on ignore again for the second game in a row after being lynched with zero game-related explanation and asking approximately 1 question about it
$20 says I got put on ignore again for the second game in a row after being lynched with zero game-related explanation and asking approximately 1 question about it
Oh good. So, I was just wondering if you could clarify how those things you said earlier equate to wolfy? And if they are not why you have me as wolfy, I would like to understand why you do.
Specifically, I am asking because we did this exact same thing last game and your read on me then was wrong, so I am wondering why I am having deja vu.
"Heeeeeeymiddledingdummalytyacinnuhcuzyuhlmamaahmszurhartohintlnow"=hey little thing let me light your candle cuz little Mama I'm sure hard to handle now
Oh good. So, I was just wondering if you could clarify how those things you said earlier equate to wolfy? And if they are not why you have me as wolfy, I would like to understand why you do.
wolfy due to appeal to emotions
I am evaluating this 3D chess you are doing though... may be easier go evaluate when less than 4+ drinks though (omg I literally almost typed in rinking🙂
There is a humor writer named Dave Barry who wrote for the Miami Herald and published some books in the '90s. The greatest of all these books is the Book of Bad Songs, which includes a special chapter dedicated to songs people get wrong.
Little 13 yr old pippy thought it was hi-LAR-ious to sing "well since she put me down there's been owls pooping in my bed," to the tune of the Beach Boys "Help Me Rhonda."
There is a humor writer named Dave Barry who wrote for the Miami Herald and published some books in the '90s. The greatest of all these books is the Book of Bad Songs, which includes a special chapter dedicated to songs people get wrong.
Little 13 yr old pippy thought it was hi-LAR-ious to sing "well since she put me down there's been owls pooping in my bed," to the tune of the Beach Boys "Help Me Rhonda."
While some guests were staying behind at the Space Needle to look for clues as to how they ended up in the past, others wanted to take a more active course of action.
A small group of graduate students, none of whom knew each other before the party, had found common ground when they were talking in the morning following the incident. One Canadian woman was in her final year of her electrical engineering PhD. Another, a serious man from New York, was in an English Master's program. Lastly, two veterinary students, one man and one woman, from two different schools.
The English major had been to Seattle numerous times visiting friends and family, and was very familiar with the Seattle library system. He suggested that they go to the library to research time travel, in hopes of coming up with something more concrete than what little had been left to study back at the party. After hours of prodding through books and slow internet servers, the female veterinary student was exhausted.
"We're getting no where. We should take a break and go get a drink."
The engineer disagreed. "Sorry, I don't think that's going to help anyone. The sooner we can come up with a plan to get back, the better. Do you know how it feels to be so close to the end of your training, and then have the finish line vanish from in front of you? What if we don't get back?"
The vet student sulked, "I'm just tired. This sucks. It'll still suck when I get back. I'm going to go get a drink."
She stormed off, leaving the engineering and English majors tied to the computers. The other veterinary student followed her.
They ended up at a bar with a few televisions hung high. Other patrons gave them strange looks in their getup. Worst off, they realized they had no money, so sheepishly took up two seats and sipped on water.
The girl was mesmerized by what was on TV.
Tonight begins our series Who Are the Backstreet Boys, where we will get you fully acquainted with this quintet of talented heartthrobs, in anticipation of their new album, Millennium, set to drop in just a couple months.
Some may save the best for last, but I like to start with the good stuff, so tonight we will be learning about Brian Littrell! Now, Brian joined the group at the suggestion of his older cousin Kevin, who was already a member at the time. Originally from Kentucky, he took the plunge and flew to Orlando soon after getting the call, and joined the group in April of 1993. He was instrumental in the legal battle two years ago that you may have heard about - where the band sued their former managers after discovering they had been involved in some shady financial dealings.
Brian is known, along with AJ and Nick, for being featured as lead vocalist on several songs. Something US fans may not realize is that Brian actually wrote and produced a song on the boys' very first album - which unfortunately was an international release that never made its way here. He has an impressive vocal range, and we're sure he will continue to wow us in years to come!
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Back at the library, it was getting very late.
The other grad students had drifted off at the computers. The computers, too, had fallen asleep. Left up on the screen was an old Windows screensaver. A maze played on the screen and to anyone watching, enjoying seeing if the computer could beat it.