Love Transmet, love Spider.

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Sometimes I wish I didn't care about my job. So when I get a document with #### handwriting on it, I can type what it actually looks like rather than what I know it's supposed to be saying. Orrrrr, filling in my own words might be even more fun.

WHEREAS, subject to the little ####er's approval of the Merger, and according to the Uniform #### Code, all transactions shall be deemed null and ####.

And now my co-workers and I are getting silly and cracking ourselves up thinking up more and more ridiculous things to put in this document and what the clients' reactions might be. It's good to have fun at work.

So that word wasn't cervical ... it was council.

Why isn't it when you have allergies, like your throat is itchy/scratchy you can't just take a drink of water and it washes all of the stuff that is irritating your throat away and then you're fine?

It sticks to your throat. Like those prickly things when you go hiking that stick to your socks and you have to pull them off as you can't just brush all of them off.

The fortunate part is that when you run into a heavy smoker that has that problem, and suggest the glass of water, they get supremely pissed at you.

Why did I say fortunate? That's not fortunate. Oh well. Posted.

I totally agree with this.

I got to play Gamma World last night. That was pretty awesome, and I'd very much like to continue that.

It used a lot of the D&D 4th Edition rules set, but it was refreshingly different enough that it was a new experience. There were 4 players, and all 4 of us rolled up completely random characters.

I played a psychic with hyper-cognition, that uses a refrigerator door as a melee weapon, and a bowling ball as a ranged weapon. He drives a pickup truck, carrying his canoe and autocannon.

He beat some pig-men to death, and made one kill the other with his mind.


Gamma World is so awesome.

EDIT: Best character award went to the guy who was a swarm of kittens that, in Voltron-style, climbed together and formed a big cat-person.

OMG! Anthropomorphized swarm of bunnies!

[edit] And suuuuure, it's cool when someone else uses a character like that.

Looks like someone got a lot of coal as a kid.

Me too.

It's called playing the right character for the right game.

If a female keeps looking over at you but won't keep eye contact for more the a second, does that mean anything?

Depending on how fast she's doing it, it could be a sign of a stroke.

No -_-; not that