I've been sleeping on a hammock for the past 4 years. I actually dislike mattresses now. They hurt my back, and I wake up feeling like my spine is bent the wrong way. XDSstavix wrote:I like a good mattress. The challenge is finding a good one.
Can be super effective!Chozon1 wrote: Using hammers to fight dragons?
Felt? Like feelings? Or like the fabric? If it's the fabric, it can be soft and squishy... like a kitten! But it doesn't purr, so not as good as a kitten. Our kitten is overweight. She can't even clean her back any more because she can't bend that way. She needs to go on a diet. Diet is a word that ends with a t, just like felt!Chozon1 wrote:
Felt?
... where do you put all the bullets? I'm picturing a handgun with a magazine much longer than the barrel. I don't think that will fit in a holster.Emwok wrote:48-shot revolvers?
Great job! Keep it up!Deepfreeze32 wrote:So I'm actually doing NaNoWriMo! I broke 5,000 words tonight. Woo!
1) Log in to your account at www.nanowrimo.org.Deepfreeze32 wrote:How do I get one of those signature thingems you've got?
)If the lies get to you, comfort yourself with Jell-O! Unless the Jell-O is the lie... in which case, run. It could be a gelatinous cube!Chozon1 wrote:A tower of jello and lies?
Depends on your level. Get high enough, they become more annoyances than anything. Then again, that could be said for pretty much any D&D monster....Chozon1 wrote:Hey, those things are scary. At least in D&D online, they dissolve your weapons are armor. I've gotten killed by a swarm of them, before.
I'm of the opposite mindset. More stores should be closed on Thanksgiving so people can spend time with their families. There's too much emphasis on materialism and consumerism these days, and people are getting disconnected from what really matters. People have all of Friday to shop - use Thursday to play games with the kids, pig out on turkey, and talk with your loved ones. Even if your loved ones are a bunch of cats.Chozon1 wrote:Stores skipping Thanksgiving is incredibly annoying?
It's actually a revolver with 8 barrels. It has one big barrel that holds the 8 smaller ones. When one barrel runs out, you spin it to the next one.Sstavix wrote:... where do you put all the bullets? I'm picturing a handgun with a magazine much longer than the barrel. I don't think that will fit in a holster.Emwok wrote:48-shot revolvers?
Yeesh, that game looks terrible! A shooter with excessive amounts of gore... and that's its selling point? I'll pass.Emwok wrote:
Skycurser?
Oh hey, I'm in that exact same mindset. I've ranted against the stores opening on Thursday for years, and I had to work Black Thursday last year, and I swore never again. It ruined my Thanksgiving...and I've more than half a mind to try and organize a strike against the stores opening on Thanksgiving this year. I think it's wrong.Sstavix wrote:I'm of the opposite mindset. More stores should be closed on Thanksgiving so people can spend time with their families. There's too much emphasis on materialism and consumerism these days, and people are getting disconnected from what really matters. People have all of Friday to shop - use Thursday to play games with the kids, pig out on turkey, and talk with your loved ones. Even if your loved ones are a bunch of cats.
Ah, I'm in agreement with you there. Christmas stuff shouldn't be up until after Thanksgiving, in my opinion. The lone exception should be fabric and craft stores, of course, because it takes time to put things like that together. But after Halloween, then it is time to start selling up Thanksgiving.Chozon1 wrote: What I meant was stores putting up Halloween stuff in September, and taking it down and replacing it with Christmas stuff October 31st. They skip Thanksgiving.
Hmm... nah. As I mentioned earlier, those Thursdays should be spent with friends and family, not picketing a store.Chozon1 wrote:Organized strikes against stores opening on Thanksgiving?
