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so, lovely, yesterday I got off of work and decided to call the person about renting a room and get "you have reached a non working number"

I hope she's alright, I seriously need to rent that room and that maybe she just didnt pay her phone bill or something.

I'm not entirely sure I can handle living here too much longer... meh, sure I can, I'd just rather not.

Maaan, the Big Ten Network can go suck it.

At 10/1/11 06:20 PM, RydiaLockheart wrote: I seem to have acquired myself a husband. Didn't really get nervous until right before the ceremony. Honestly, it was pretty much a blur. So was a lot of the night. No, I wasn't drunk. It was mostly adrenaline. Now we're back in town and will probably head out for dinner later.

Let me be the first of the lounge crew to congradulate you both. Wish you a lifetime of happiness and a short wait for your table tonight.

Indeed, congratulations Rydia!

Hi, Mrs Lockheart ~;)

You could even get lucky Rydia and not have to testify at all. That happened to me once, had to waste tons of time showing up for this idiotic crap from my old job where two customers decided to do a really ill conceived prank. Once all the stalling got done, turned out I didn't even have to testify because they had enough evidence from the other witnesses and stuff that the judge was ready to rule without ever putting me on the stand. It was funny to watch them get sentenced though. If you think that judges only editorialize and bitch out defendants on Judge Judy, I can assure you you are wrong and it does happen in real life as well.

Oh, and congrats on your nuptials!

May you live long, prosper, and not desire to kill each other at any point :)

You know, there is an experimental surgery out there that helps treat the condition of people suffering from 'terrible neighbor/roommate' syndrome.

It's called trephination. You should look it up.

congratulations on you marriage Rydia, and good luck with you neighbor

Congrats on the nuptials, Rydia. And might I suggest looking into seeing if you can fill out an avadavit on the issue of your psycho neighbor, that way your testimony gets to court but you don't actually have to get up and testify?

At 10/4/11 10:22 AM, Famas wrote: You know, there is an experimental surgery out there that helps treat the condition of people suffering from 'terrible neighbor/roommate' syndrome.

It's called trephination. You should look it up.

Defenestration is a good one, too. Slightly more severe, but effective.

You know what you wanna do with that, right?

You wanna put a banging donk on it.

Got ourselves another dog today so the other one could have some company, she is home by herself so much that it would be nice for her to have someone to spend some time with; fun thing is that they are half-sisters.

Start some volunteer construction work for Habitat for Humanity for every Friday this month for a service learning project. Six hour shift the first three Fridays and a two hour shift the last one. Shouldn't be all that hard, I've had ten to twelve hour days on the farm and it could be a nice experience.

Vermont is cold. Can I go back to my sunny California now? Thanks airplane gods.

I've started wearing Bay Rum aftershave, because I wanna be a COWBOY BABY!!!

*cough*

At 10/7/11 01:07 PM, BrianEtrius wrote: Vermont is cold. Can I go back to my sunny California now? Thanks airplane gods.

Are you leaf peeping? Apparently that's a big deal for you city folk to come to the country and watch our leaves change.

At 10/7/11 10:49 PM, Malachy wrote: Are you leaf peeping? Apparently that's a big deal for you city folk to come to the country and watch our leaves change.

....that sounds slightly disturbing, "Leaf peeping".

"Yeah man, I got a restraining order because I was leaf peepin'. Now I got to be at least 30 feet away from any tree."

But no, I was just stuck in a lame airport due to a layover, and it was cold.

At 10/8/11 02:49 PM, BrianEtrius wrote:

At 10/7/11 10:49 PM, Malachy wrote: Are you leaf peeping? Apparently that's a big deal for you city folk to come to the country and watch our leaves change.

....that sounds slightly disturbing, "Leaf peeping".

"Yeah man, I got a restraining order because I was leaf peepin'. Now I got to be at least 30 feet away from any tree."

But no, I was just stuck in a lame airport due to a layover, and it was cold.

Was it Burlington? I think you would love that city. It's small and they have all kinds of awesome events all year round (like Jazz fest every summer and nearby is the Champlain Valley Fair which usually has big name acts like Blink 182 when they were big in the 90s). I flew into there this Spring on I think United or maybe American Airlines but the plane came in real low so you were right over Lake Champlain and you could see the Adirondack mountains to the West and the Green Mountains to the East and you'd bank over some foggy areas and farmland and it was a pretty scenic spot. Also, the Vermont Air National Guard is stationed there so you see some F-16s (or F-18s, I dunno, I'm not a plane buff) landing and taking off or chillin in their own hangers next to the runway.

At 10/8/11 05:30 PM, Malachy wrote: Was it Burlington? I think you would love that city. It's small and they have all kinds of awesome events all year round (like Jazz fest every summer and nearby is the Champlain Valley Fair which usually has big name acts like Blink 182 when they were big in the 90s). I flew into there this Spring on I think United or maybe American Airlines but the plane came in real low so you were right over Lake Champlain and you could see the Adirondack mountains to the West and the Green Mountains to the East and you'd bank over some foggy areas and farmland and it was a pretty scenic spot. Also, the Vermont Air National Guard is stationed there so you see some F-16s (or F-18s, I dunno, I'm not a plane buff) landing and taking off or chillin in their own hangers next to the runway.

Yeah, it was Burlington. It was a flight back from Quebec (never let other people book you airplane flights, especially with layovers) so I had to stop there for reasons I'm not quite sure myself. However, you're right, it was a beautiful town, but I was freezing my ass off (Hey, normally this time in CA it's about 66, 67) and thus unhappy.

Thankfully, my flight left on time.

At 10/8/11 05:44 PM, BrianEtrius wrote: Yeah, it was Burlington. It was a flight back from Quebec (never let other people book you airplane flights, especially with layovers) so I had to stop there for reasons I'm not quite sure myself. However, you're right, it was a beautiful town, but I was freezing my ass off (Hey, normally this time in CA it's about 66, 67) and thus unhappy.

Thankfully, my flight left on time.

Yeah, I heard the northeast was getting snow this weekend. I imagine if the weather was more fall-like instead of winter-like it would have been a much better experience. Then again, god help you if you live there and don't have a good set of snow tires. Burlington has some steep main streets.

why is everything so cold just south of me? not like i'm complaining; go Québec!

At 10/8/11 07:09 PM, SolInvictus wrote: why is everything so cold just south of me? not like i'm complaining; go Québec!

How come you never go to the Montreal Newgrounds meetups?

How do you spot the differene between dogs playing and dogs getting into a fight.

At 10/9/11 10:39 PM, LordJaric wrote: How do you spot the differene between dogs playing and dogs getting into a fight.

Blood, bared teeth, and snarling?

At 10/9/11 11:50 PM, Proteas wrote:

At 10/9/11 10:39 PM, LordJaric wrote: How do you spot the differene between dogs playing and dogs getting into a fight.

Blood, bared teeth, and snarling?

;;;
The blood & fur all over the place is also a good indicator.
One dog shaking the other like a rag doll is another pretty good indicator ~;)

At 10/11/11 02:09 PM, morefngdbs wrote: The blood & fur all over the place is also a good indicator.
One dog shaking the other like a rag doll is another pretty good indicator ~;)

I was more asking of catching it before it got that far.