Happy Thanksgiving Ken!
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* sends invite to join laverna on her animal crossing island*
Currently the Lord Humongous of the Animal Crossing villager slave trade.....
Currently laughing at anyone who says a phrase effecting "Well, really, how bad could all this self-isolation get?"
Ah, I feel like punching my PC.
Happy Birthday, Ken. I hope you have a good day.
Is about as Irish as borscht.
In the kitchen making a sandwich...more as that develops.
Eating peanut butter, partially on crackers, partially on bread, partially out of the jar.
What do they call that extra meal, I think they have in Germany and Austria, that's usually just a piece of pastry and some coffee?
Currently putting things that melted in plug sockets into tupperware containers for microwaving.
I find myself, just as I used to, continually checking back to the forum to see if I've logged out. It's almost like wondering whether the light in the refrigerator stays on. -
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Lucy:
"You are likely thinking of the British cannonball embedded in the wall of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Virginia. It was fired by British ships during the shelling of the city on January 1, 1776—months before the United States declared independence." -
Deric Storm:
It was never fully confirmed (but is pretty darn likely) that Malcolm Avalon is Carmen's father. -
Laverna:
@Deric Storm, isnt there no true backstory of Carmen if you realize every Carmen is different
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Victorique:
I was going to try to figure out the address of the cannonball but i got distracted looking at the masonry for the Castillo -
Victorique:
I should make my bf take me sometime since he lives up the coast from it
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Lucy:
Why do Chicken coops have two doors? Because if they had four doors, they would be called chicken sedans.
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Lucy:
Hey, guys guess what? I heard they added the raccoon "Jimothy" to D&D (Dungeons and Dragons. LOL. Not only that but they also added him to World of Warcraft (WOW) and also the Roku screen.
