Things that I love

[Mich]

Because the red candle really comes in handy and the boss is so cool that he comes back all the way from level one and there are so many cool new enemies and there is this awesome guy that makes you give him a 60 rupee piece of meat to get passed. Level 7, you deserve to be located at the bottom of the lake.

That One Boss. Seriously. I stopped there one playthrough because of it.

[Jayelle]

I love that I can see when two posters are actually the same person. Makes my day.

[jotabe]

nuuuuu seriously why did you have to poste a link to tvtropes... i thought i was over it....

[starlooker]

I love that I can see when two posters are actually the same person. Makes my day.

Oh, do tell. I have a bet with myself about who it is.

[Gravity Defier]

CT:CT and Luther95

[starlooker]

Yeah, that was my guess

[Eddie Pinz]

I love when people use the " how can you possibly KNOW, you weren't actually THERE" argument. And the put crazy emphasis on words to make someone else feel stupid. But then make sweeping generalizations about events that they couldn't have possible been there for and then get defensive when anything they say is questioned or refuted. Gotta love it.

[Eaquae Legit]

I pointed them out to Brent the day Luther95 registered. I love being right.

[jotabe]

Well, i suspected that much until Luther started agreeing and saying how a good point CT was raising >.> i mean, noone would possibly use a sock in such a self-flattering way, right?

right?

[Syphon the Sun]

No new clients scheduled for Monday.

[Syphon the Sun]

That last Friday, a U.S. district court said:

while the Beastie Boys might disagree, the First Amendment does not imply a “right to party.”

[starlooker]

HAHAHAHAHA

Well, that just made my morning.

[Eddie Pinz]

Percocets.

[Gravity Defier]

Working with the kids on the soccer team. They have to do dribbling as part of warming up and they do so from goal line to goal line. In their little minds, it's just not a complete task if they don't shoot on the goal every time they pass one (about 8 times in the warm up). What inevitably follows is that they dive in the little net after their ball and hit each other and climb over each other. Just like puppies.

This one kid, who showed up to the first few practices very shy and serious has loosened up and while we were doing a drill that included some wait time for some of the kids, he looks up at me with his hands in his pockets and tells me, "Gosh, I have so much to do today!" I humored him, trying not to laugh at how much he sounded like a little adult, and asked "Such as?" "I have homework. And chores. And I have to do dinner!" Probably a "you had to be there and know the kid" moment but it was a fantastic moment nonetheless.

I am ever so in love with life during practices.

[Eaquae Legit]

Working with the kids on the soccer team. They have to do dribbling as part of warming up and they do so from goal line to goal line. In their little minds, it's just not a complete task if they don't shoot on the goal every time they pass one (about 8 times in the warm up). What inevitably follows is that they dive in the little net after their ball and hit each other and climb over each other. Just like puppies.

A++++ WOULD LOL AGAIN.

[steph]

Alea, your whole post made me smile! I love seeing you in happy moments!!

[Gravity Defier]

I think a "thanks" would be an appropriate response. It just feels a little off; "Thanks for liking when I'm happy." *chuckle*



I won't readily admit this in the morning, or if pressed by my family, because it's so much fun to complain about it but I really love waking up every morning to two dogs who are so happy to see me awake, they half lick my hand off when I try to hit snooze.


ETA: I love that Brian is posting again. We'll just need to speak about his children more, methinks.

[Eddie Pinz]

Percocets.

It was a short love. They made me throw up this morning. And its really not that fun when you can barely open your mouth and there is a huge whole in there.

[Mich]

This Flickr gallery. It's totally awesome and I wish I had old pictures so I could contribute.

[Jayelle]

That is a sweet gallery! I love it so much.

[human.]

I love the Dubai picture! How it goes from flat to so many elevations.

[Mich]

Oh my gosh, that one's my favorite, too. Shows time so well.

[starlooker]

Having a clear welcome screen

[Jeesh_girl15]

Hahahaha, my little sister is trying to "take off her thumb" like how I did it magically. It's just so cute. I told her she'd be able to do it when she's older.

[Gravity Defier]

After two months of officially saving, I am at 13% of my bare minimum goal/self-imposed requirement to move.

[Eaquae Legit]

Meeting new pwebbers, especially super-cool (read: as nerdy as I am) ones.

[neo-dragon]

Two humanities nerds against one science nerd... I was outnumbered! (But delightfully well informed about a great many things).

[Petra456]

I always get so excited when I see pictures from when Pwebbers meet! I'm also jealous!

And to stay on topic, I love room service, and tiramisu <3

[zeroguy]

Holy hell! EL, you met huey freeman?

[Jayelle]

Yay! Finally a picture of Jason!
That's so awesome you guys met up. Next time we're in Ontario, we're totally having a mini-pweb con.

[Eaquae Legit]

It was pretty awesome. Hope we weren't overwhelming as humanities nerds!

Jan, we won't be in town much longer. We'll be out on the west coast for a while. But someday we will!

[Jayelle]

As long as there's family in Ontario (for you and for us) there's always the possibility, eh?

Heck, we might end up on the west coast ourselves. Who knows?

[Eaquae Legit]

All very true. Someday I'm determined there be a proper pwebcon!

[Gravity Defier]

Someday I'm determined there be a proper pwebcon!

A-freaking-men.

May I suggest Chicago, July 2012?

[Mich]

All very true. Someday I'm determined there be a proper pwebcon!

This idea excites me.