Nope, because all of that is in the city of Nopelandia, in the country of Hellno, on the planet of Aintnoway. Just reading about all of that makes my anxiety spike. Between my fear of crowds and propensity to be star struck, I'd me no more than a gibbering mass on the floor.
Awareness is fine. I had no clue what Archer even was, hence the debate of knowing about the basics of a major genre vs knowing a specific of a genre.
Same reason every cop/lawyer show eventually does "Strangers on a Train". They want to try to get away with it.That was a hilarious episode, as I recall. I just recently watched a Librarian's Groundhog Day episode... which now makes me wonder, does every Scifi show have to do a version of this? Is there a requirement somewhere, an infernal contract? The crappy part about the Librarian one is that he forgot all the stuff he learned through his thousands of repeats
Boo for no writing. Yay for being in new home with awesome mancave.Congrats on the Hoplittle!!!!
As you might be able to tell, I'm done moving (but not unpacking), and have the comp set up. Slept in the new house last night. Love the cave-like darkness!
Cats are testing all the surfaces. And there are many. We have boxes stacked up like Macchu Picchu here. Because I had started packing in November, presuming I'd be doing the moving. Which meant lots of little, odd-shaped boxes plucked from the back of Dollar Tree stores during the Christmas rush. However, the pro movers then packed these little boxes into big towering wardrobe boxes. So... one wardrobe box could contain little boxes, each labeled with different things - beads, kitchen, bathroom, office, etc. This should be so much FUN. Oh, and the old house was 2100 sf, this one is 1400. Three bathrooms down to one, and the kitchen is 1/3 the size of the old one. ON the other hand, basement is one big man cave, a spare bedroom and another big storage room, plus the garage. So... room, just not main floor room.
Needless to say, no writing done these few days... must go unpack more now
We're good for that, the messing up of organization systems. I don't want to ever move again, but depending on how all of this side training goes, it may be inevitable.
Do you mean Twilight Princess?
Eww, hope it doesn't make you ill. Have fun wording!
Great!
Now remember not to try to get up and pace.To learn that what we do is learn?I may have been gone for a bit, but I've been around long enough.
Yeah... but what you gonna do?But my diamond level.
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BABIES! Grr Monkeys! Yay! Well, some Grr Monkeys are yay, some are grrr, but babies are all yay.
That's TP, OoT doesn't have any missing kids that I recall. Could you perhaps play it with Monkey?Stanley: Yes. Twilight Princess. I've only played the very first bit of it. (Like the point where he goes off to find a missing kid, I think.) Or maybe that's Ocarina of Time? That one I played all the way through and LOVED. But current adult world does not have time for video games, so the GameCube sits on a shelf waiting for me to be rich enough or old enough to have nothing better to do.
LOL. That reminds me of what my dad says sometimes. "If you don't like my driving, stay off the sidewalk."Unless you're driving on the sidewalk.
They're also full of the poo. Literally.
The C was Pacman. Here, I found a website that sells the exact same one, so you can see it: http://www.levelupstudios.com/coexist-sticker
Kewl.
If I was to go to a Con like that, I'd have to have a game plan for sure, but I think I'd do ok. I'm not afraid of crowds or anything like that. Would I be the most sociable person there? Heck-to-the-no. But as long as I had someone I knew with me to share in the fun and there was stuff I wanted to see, I'd be fine. I'd probably be super tired by the end of the day, though.
This. Heard of it, never played it.
I'd like to see that.I agree, how did you not know??
Around here you just get the drivers who ride your bumper even though you're doing the speed limit, and then speed around you and down the road even though it was a no-passing zone.
I saw that episode. I was frustrated by him forgetting the stuff he learned too.I just recently watched a Librarian's Groundhog Day episode... which now makes me wonder, does every Scifi show have to do a version of this? Is there a requirement somewhere, an infernal contract? The crappy part about the Librarian one is that he forgot all the stuff he learned through his thousands of repeats
Hopefully the husband's anxiety will ease when the Lyme is killed off. We shall see. It removes his input filters. Before, he would assess each person he saw - their background, threat level, interaction possibilities. He used to be able to filter out those people he wasn't directly interacting with to some extent. Now he can no longer do that, so has way too much informational overload on a constant basis. He starts looking like a cat in a rocking chair showroom.
It REALLY helps when the star is someone who has a lot of makeup, such as a klingon in Star Trek. Or a costume, like Big Bird (I met Caroll Spinney last year, he was VERY nice).
I'd like to see that.
I saw that episode. I was frustrated by him forgetting the stuff he learned too.
Yeah, it does seem to be a common thing. TV Tropes even has a page about it.
That's the only way I can think of to get you the couple hundred meters back to your dad's palace.
That was a hilarious episode, as I recall. I just recently watched a Librarian's Groundhog Day episode... <snip>The crappy part about the Librarian one is that he forgot all the stuff he learned through his thousands of repeats
