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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: Open Bar: Free Russian Orphans with Every Purchase
« Last post by The Good Reverend Roger on Today at 03:43:00 am »That does it. Ima go listen to Linkin...Uh, wait.
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: Open Bar: Free Russian Orphans with Every Purchase
« Last post by Trivial on Today at 03:31:15 am »Not sure the mechanism, but if there's a bad storm at night, I can't have any carbs that are normally on the next day. Stress maybe? It's weird.
Like one piece of toast was too much today.
Like one piece of toast was too much today.
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: PICS VIII: 10% LARGER THAN PICS VII
« Last post by The Good Reverend Roger on Today at 02:48:34 am »
This made me think of Nigel.
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: On Who I Am & What The Hell I'm Doing On Your Lawn!
« Last post by Brother Mythos on Today at 02:00:57 am »Take care of yourself, Joseph.
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: Open Bar: Free Russian Orphans with Every Purchase
« Last post by Trivial on Yesterday at 11:08:40 pm »My wife rescued a baby bird a couple of days ago. He had, apparently, fallen out of a nest his parents insisted upon building in the high end of one of our 2nd story rain gutters.
I didn’t think she would be able to save the little guy, as we’ve never had any success with this sort of thing in the past. But, our little guest is doing just fine! He’s fledgling size and has quite an appetite, as well as quite a voice. My wife is feeding him, moistened dry cat food, tiny pieces of fruit, hard-boiled egg yoke, and moistened bird suet on roughly an hourly basis.
We think our little guest is a house wren, and we’re hoping we can release him to the backyard in a few more days.
Cool!
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: Open Bar: Free Russian Orphans with Every Purchase
« Last post by Brother Mythos on Yesterday at 09:20:48 pm »My wife rescued a baby bird a couple of days ago. He had, apparently, fallen out of a nest his parents insisted upon building in the high end of one of our 2nd story rain gutters.
I didn’t think she would be able to save the little guy, as we’ve never had any success with this sort of thing in the past. But, our little guest is doing just fine! He’s fledgling size and has quite an appetite, as well as quite a voice. My wife is feeding him, moistened dry cat food, tiny pieces of fruit, hard-boiled egg yoke, and moistened bird suet on roughly an hourly basis.
We think our little guest is a house wren, and we’re hoping we can release him to the backyard in a few more days.
I didn’t think she would be able to save the little guy, as we’ve never had any success with this sort of thing in the past. But, our little guest is doing just fine! He’s fledgling size and has quite an appetite, as well as quite a voice. My wife is feeding him, moistened dry cat food, tiny pieces of fruit, hard-boiled egg yoke, and moistened bird suet on roughly an hourly basis.
We think our little guest is a house wren, and we’re hoping we can release him to the backyard in a few more days.
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Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Self Assessment and Stress Management - Procrastination For Those With(out) ADHD
« Last post by PoFP on Yesterday at 09:00:23 pm »Interesting idea of pre-planning for procrastination. It's like you trick yourself into doing stuff (i.e. tidying is a valuable job in it's own right) by thinking of it as actually putting off the real work.
I would also agree that doing multiple things at once helps - if I know I can drop whatever i'm doing when I get bored and start doing something else then the starting feels less painful.
Good luck with your move!
Exactly!
And thanks!
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Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Self Assessment and Stress Management - Procrastination For Those With(out) ADHD
« Last post by Vanadium Gryllz on Yesterday at 08:39:38 pm »Interesting idea of pre-planning for procrastination. It's like you trick yourself into doing stuff (i.e. tidying is a valuable job in it's own right) by thinking of it as actually putting off the real work.
I would also agree that doing multiple things at once helps - if I know I can drop whatever i'm doing when I get bored and start doing something else then the starting feels less painful.
Good luck with your move!
I would also agree that doing multiple things at once helps - if I know I can drop whatever i'm doing when I get bored and start doing something else then the starting feels less painful.
Good luck with your move!
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: On Who I Am & What The Hell I'm Doing On Your Lawn!
« Last post by The Wizard Joseph on Yesterday at 07:04:21 pm »I hope things improve.
If you can scrape $10 together, go get a 5 pound bucket of diatomaceous earth at the hardware store and spread it around the room. It kills anything with an exoskeleton stone dead.
I'll see what I can do. Thanks! If I can seal the walls and baseboards I should be ok. I don't intend to be here after my lease is up end of August if possible.
After helping a friend of mine out with his leather business he went and bought me a bigass bag of this diatomaceous earth! It's a tan-white powder almost the consistency of baby powder or talc. It's now in a ring around my bed and along the baseboards. Fortunately my cell has a linoleum floor so I won't have to do the whole floor as long as my barrier holds. I also salted the earth (
) on my box spring.Thanks for the tip! I still have a shit ton of the stuff and will be sharing some out to my neighbors. The more dead bugs the better!
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Richard Nixon's glittering half-life sarcophagus / Re: Open Bar: Free Russian Orphans with Every Purchase
« Last post by Hoopla on Yesterday at 06:30:45 pm »I'm filling out a job application, and one of the questions is "Tell us what makes you unique. Try to be creative and say something that will catch our eye!"
Am I wrong in interpreting this as "Make up some outlandish shit about yourself"? I mean, how could something factually accurate be "creative"?
I'm thinking of saying something like "I was born in a dirigible, and can communicate telepathically with creamed corn."
Go with "garmonbozia" instead.