Me and the family agree!
13.03.2026 04:01
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Me and the family agree!
Okay, I LOL’d at this!
Well, think of the same experience but it costs £1000. That’s the insurance model, and that’s on top of the monthly payments for the stuff in the first place.
Yeah, thanks for pointing that out I’d missed the app limitation. Cancelled my pledge.
Well, wasn’t a failure to me, my group has run multiple games from it over the years! <salute>
That’s why I run stock and just have a panel layout. Makes me slow but since I use so many different 3D/2D/animation programs I never have time to customize anything!
Apparently it’s a puppet!
Nope, grew up on the Seacoast
lol as a long-time former Granite Stater can confirm!
I think it’s a raccoon. Probably living in your attic and messing it up?
Cool!
Appropriate!
“Sci-fi/horror Piranesi but written by Gene Wolfe” is about the best description I’ve got. Perhaps “sci-fi Gormenghast by Wolfe” is better, but I haven’t read Gormenghast.
Anyways, that’s my pitch, so if that’s your jam, go read it
Warm air over lots of snow! Welcome to spring in the Northeast! Then comes mud and black flies! (I oddly enough still love it here)
“Sixties Folk Rock Singers, Attack Attack”
Yes, it was a Passat wagon/Dasher wagon. Would have been around 1977/78, you had to use a manual choke and in the winter wait for the glow plugs to heat up the cylinders!
Sounds like the “Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B” from “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” har har
That’s exactly what we have, works great. We left the flap off when the cat was very little, put it back on when she was big enough to toss the litter out the door scratching.
The tortoise shell kitten Ember looking relaxed sitting on a blanket on the old guy’s lap
My son wanted two but only Ember was available from the litter. We decided she was enough for us!
Tortitude! (My son just got a Tortie kitten and we love her sassy nature!)
My “favorite” was a WWII era truck the road crew in my home town used when I had a summer job with them. No synchromesh, and it had magnetos, so if you stalled it they had to bring a battery cart out to restart it. (I learned on a VW Dasher diesel myself, another low-torque adventure!)
No, it was just enough to figure out what was going on when you needed it.
It’s good. I loved figuring out what the heck was going on!
I almost reposted this to you, glad you saw it!
New Bedford is good for a quick stop, Mystic Seaport is so large it really needs more time to poke around.
Make sure any source of tinsel or metallic thread is also removed (my son’s kitten pulled some out of a tablecloth) but fortunately she is fine.
In the commissioner’s office, Robin, Chief O’Hara, and Commissioner Gordon are perplexed and bamboozled by a note… but Batman clearly knows what’s up! From Batman 66.
Never has anyone made the cops look more incompetent.
I grew up a few miles from a SAC B-52 base. When I was a kid sometimes at 3 AM all the tankers and bombers would scramble and woke you up to wonder if “this is it!” We had air raid drills. Many years later I looked up the effects of the 20 MT warheads that would hit. We were in the crater.
Bought and Done. Looking forward to reading them!
