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Posted by bigbadron
HornetCorset
member, 204 posts
Sun 27 Jul 2014
at 23:23
  • msg #473

Re: Yay!

In reply to Eggy (msg # 470):

Crap, I missed it. Twilight Zone is either my #1 or #2 favorite TV show ever (the jury is still out on that one). Of course, that means I have all 5 seasons on DVD. Still, it's not quite the same thing.
Eggy
member, 339 posts
Thu 31 Jul 2014
at 19:16
  • msg #474

Re: Yay!

I found the button that popped off of the Logitech keyboard! It was in the bottom of my backpack.
bigbadron
moderator, 14544 posts
He's big, he's bad,
but mostly he's Ron.
Thu 31 Jul 2014
at 19:19

Re: Yay!

Serves you right for trying to type inside a backpack.  ;)
Merevel
member, 572 posts
Gaming :-)
Very unlucky
Thu 31 Jul 2014
at 20:50
  • msg #476

Re: Yay!

I missed a twilight zone marathon... this post belongs in a vent thread lol.
Tileira
member, 369 posts
Fri 1 Aug 2014
at 10:24
  • msg #477

Re: Yay!

Friday cake.
Wyrm
member, 499 posts
Sat 2 Aug 2014
at 04:18
  • msg #478

Re: Yay!

Guardians of the Galaxy
Little_Devil
member, 106 posts
Sat 2 Aug 2014
at 12:11
  • msg #479

Re: Yay!

Watched Guardians of the Galaxy last night and i must say, it had me laughing amongst other things and i left the cinema happy that i chose that film to watch.
Evil Empryss
member, 1095 posts
Because knowing
is half the battle!
Mon 4 Aug 2014
at 13:58
  • msg #480

The Kindness of Strangers

... And of friends.

I started up a page on a donation site to help pay for my dog's surgery and people are already adding money to it. I'm not even sure I know who the first person to donate was, but I'm thankful for every penny that gets me closer to having my old girl taken care of.
cero1
member, 1250 posts
Mon 4 Aug 2014
at 20:29
  • msg #481

Re: The Kindness of Strangers

People are hyping up Guardians of the Galaxy...

Don't get me wrong, I was waiting for the film for a year and a half and its now my fave film going... But I'mma here to say I got my copy of the Awesome Mix, the GotG OST and that really is the best thing going right about now :)

Nostalgia city, I'mma gonna come stay for a little bit ;)
Evil Empryss
member, 1097 posts
Because knowing
is half the battle!
Wed 6 Aug 2014
at 02:32
  • msg #482

Re: The Kindness of Strangers

I found a veterinarian who will perform my dog's surgery for half what the first place wanted to charge!  I still need help, but that means I'm that much closer to getting her fixed up!
bobbofeet
member, 170 posts
Wed 6 Aug 2014
at 20:53
  • msg #483

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

Say what you will about arrogant professional athletes - my family of 5 (2 disabled kids) were able to go to a practice session for our local professional team and were treated like world class citizens.  From the get-go the staff and volunteers were helpful and friendly (making sure that our wheelchair kids didn't have to be carried onto the school buses to the practice facility - they found us a parking space there) to the staff at the practice - helpful and friendly.

My 13-year-old son was excited to pose with the cheerleaders and after the practice several of the players and the head coach came over and greeted my kids and signed their autograph books.

It's kind of nice living in a town where a sports team knows how to treat their fans (and the fact that they just won a Super Bowl is icing on the cake)!
spectre
member, 723 posts
Myriad paths fell
away from that moment....
Wed 6 Aug 2014
at 20:55
  • msg #484

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

Getting married in less than two weeks. Honeymoon in exactly twenty days. I'm really excited!
Genghis the Hutt
member, 2299 posts
Just an average guy :)
Thu 7 Aug 2014
at 00:41
  • msg #485

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

I took a typing test.  I now officially type more than 100wpm (103, corrected down to 102). :D
Brianna
member, 1878 posts
Thu 7 Aug 2014
at 01:19
  • msg #486

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

In reply to Genghis the Hutt (msg # 485):

Wow!  I wonder if my daughter would even believe that.  LOL  Once she was listening to me type, and asked if my output actually made sense; I guess she thought I was just hitting random letters or at least making a lot of mistakes, and I certainly can't come near your speed!
Merevel
member, 618 posts
Gaming :-)
Very unlucky
Thu 7 Aug 2014
at 01:28
  • msg #487

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

In reply to Genghis the Hutt (msg # 485):

Dang, I think my last check was 60 or so.

I have tomorrow off, good enough reason for me to post here lol.
Genghis the Hutt
member, 2303 posts
Just an average guy :)
Thu 7 Aug 2014
at 04:25
  • msg #488

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

I've been hovering around 90wpm for about a decade now every time I take an "official" test and I was just really happy to finally break the 100wpm barrier.  That really is ridiculously fast -- when I say ridiculously I'm not bragging about how fast it is, I'm saying that it's faster than any typist really needs to be since most people don't really think that fast when they're composing something.  I'd like to someday get up to about 120 wpm so that I can better transcribe what I hear when I have to take detailed notes about what sort of arguments people are bringing forth as they hash out topics during meetings (I also volunteer as secretary for some organizations and keep minutes), but most of the time I'm just summarizing what people say.  As far as regular office work goes, it's faster than a typist really needs to be.
facemaker329
member, 6430 posts
Gaming for over 30
years, and counting!
Thu 7 Aug 2014
at 06:56
  • msg #489

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

Man, I count myself doing well at 45 wpm (and have been to job interviews where they were actually surprised that I could type that fast...although it's been a long time since those interviews and with nearly every home in the nation sporting a computer now, typing is not the rarity that it was when I was first job-hunting in college...)
Merevel
member, 645 posts
Gaming :-)
Very unlucky
Fri 8 Aug 2014
at 01:44
  • msg #490

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

Fixed my can opener. Apparently a piece was missing.
Eggy
member, 364 posts
Fri 8 Aug 2014
at 02:44
  • msg #491

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

A song came on the radio that I hadn't heard in ages. Lots of good memories. ^_^
Eur512
member, 643 posts
Fri 8 Aug 2014
at 14:07
  • msg #492

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

Got an email from my cable TV provider.

The title was "Info just for you!"

It was the TV schedule.

Since it was "just for me," I gather I am the only person they chose to share this with.  Only Me.  I am The One who knows what's going to be on television tonight.

I am feeling very honored and privileged.
Brianna
member, 1879 posts
Fri 8 Aug 2014
at 18:45
  • msg #493

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

In reply to Eur512 (msg # 492):

LOL The wording was a bit fuzzy, but it didn't actually say exclusively for you.
Merevel
member, 649 posts
Gaming :-)
Very unlucky
Fri 8 Aug 2014
at 19:39
  • msg #494

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

In reply to Eur512 (msg # 492):

Cool story bro. Changed my life.
Genghis the Hutt
member, 2307 posts
Just an average guy :)
Sat 9 Aug 2014
at 02:41
  • msg #495

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

Yes, Merevel, now you know who to ask for the schedule! :)
ginny
member, 247 posts
Sat 9 Aug 2014
at 12:11
  • msg #496

Re: Fanstastically Good Stuff

It is 8 am and I have four 8 year old girls all up, fed and ready to start the day.  My daughter had her first slumber party last night with three of her friends.  Im half awake and getting breakfast for them, they all want something different of course, and I hear one of them say 'This is the best slumber party ever.'

Aww, I think I'll keep that one :)
Eggy
member, 367 posts
Sat 9 Aug 2014
at 13:18
  • msg #497

HA!

There's a series of classes begining next weekend at my community center: How To Avoid Falling In Love With A Jerk.

I've signed up some people I think could use it.
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