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Chemist. Crafty. Likes to play with string. (she/her)
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I believe his comment was that he was dressing formally because he was giving a Plenary Lecture, but ankle pants because he wanted to remain authentic and a Full Suit was too much. 🤣
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I'm not someone who worries about plot spoilers I'm books/movies, because to me it's more about *how* you get to the ending than just the ending itself.
And while my attitude is mostly directed to fictional plots, it conveniently *also* applies to non-fiction conclusions.
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I'm just figuring out now that the gallery is only a tiny part of it, lol.
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Considered it, decided the food would look better in my mouth instead of on a memory card.
No proof, only tasty vibes.
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Do I know what I ate for breakfast? No. Do I care? Also no.
Was it delicious? Yes!
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This is one of many reasons that I will not move back to Alberta, and I say that as someone currently living in TEXAS.
Why settle for the "lesser evil" at this point?
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I have a couple of days I plan to pack with museums/art galleries. Haven't finalized my plans yet but that one's on the list. 👍
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Not sure if it's a location thing (Canada) or an age thing (old), but letter bracelets were never even on my radar growing up and I was/still am the crafty type.
It *does* explain some of the TSwift fan stuff from a few years ago though, so there's that. 🤷🏼♀️
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*Shout out.
He's too far north of where I started this morning for this to be a south out. >.>
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Ah, but then I'd miss thunderstorms. I'd just like them to come *without* a side order of potential extended power outages and flooding, or as part of a "flatten your city" hurricane combo deal.
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Every day can be "shut the fuck up Friday" if you believe in yourself, calendar be damned.
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Aw, I know how the funding thing goes. You'll be missed!
I've got personal reasons for going again this year (and presenting this time, heh), but that's probably going to be it for the next few years.
Vacation and monetary limits still apply when it's your personal budget on the line. :/
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Well that answers one of my questions. Boooo... :(
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Isn't failing to stop for a school bus with sign out and lights on an immediate auto-fail on any driving test?
In TX if you're already licensed, it's at least a fine and potential license suspension or jail time just for failing to stop *without* an actual pedestrian strike.
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Some of us just like to scream into the void, and have curated a reasonably decent void that sometimes screams back nice/interesting/educational things in an ungovernable fashion.
As it should be.
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🤣🤣😅
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Trufax.
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...I really love the Northern Pikes.
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The problem is not one of desire or need for materials, but entirely one of time.
Of course, that's also what I said before picking up hand spinning on a drop spindle.
And then on a spinning wheel.
But at least I don't have a weaving loom.
...Yet.
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It's pulled this crap in German as well, so you're not alone. :/
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Yeah, that's closer than my brain got. I think the clamps made me think there was more red/dark color than was actually in the board, but you're still breaking my brain in the best possible way. 😁
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Hot damn, that's gorgeous!
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My brain: buffalo plaid wood, yes.
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In the tenth eepy & function movie you will go to space.
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HEB, man. Sometimes, in small tiny ways, Texas doesn't completely fuck things up.
www.heb.com/product-deta...
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I read this as "Tripping Balls to America's Parks" and wow that was a moment in my brain...
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Would any of the one page rpgs by Grant Howitt be suitable? I'm thinking of the Honey Heist games I've seen - pretty much maximum flexibility and light on rules with limited DM prep required.
rowanrookanddecard.com/product-cate...
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Congratulations, your children are now recipe blogs.