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Open ACME Retro
Julie said," Well, alright, then...let's get started." Julie *laughed a bit* and said," It can't be any harder packing up all the surveillance equipment than it was to put it up in the first place. And then, maybe we can all get to have lunch, like Zack said." Julie *glanced* @Jason West. She...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Role Playing Games
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12-Feb
I can't wait to see what happens once Sophie gets there. ;) The only time in my "real" life that I've had the experience of trying to "understand" people with that accent are the few times in past years that I've gone to Irish (Celtic) Festivals at home in Ohio. Of course, in this story, they...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Character Journals
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Open A Sweet Mystery
"Daniel Chase created Sweethearts -- the first conversation hearts -- in 1866 by devising a machine that would press food-dye-letters on the candy lozenges made famous by his brother and NECCO founder Oliver Chase." I found this info using Google. I first found it on a site about the food and...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Guessing Games
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Open A Sweet Mystery
OK, I wrote down this question, like I would for my "Carmen Sandiego" pages on Facebook, and here is what I found, using Google and Wikipedia. "The Toll House Inn of Whitman, MA, was established in 1930 by Terry and Ruth Graves Wakefield. Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookies are named for the inn...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Guessing Games
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Open A Sweet Mystery
You could use chocolate milk or condensed milk; neither of those things would melt, due to their consistency. :)- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Guessing Games
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Open A Sweet Mystery
Hello Jason. Hello everyone. According to what I just found on Yahoo!! answers, white chocolate melts first; then milk chocolate; then dark chocolate. But I will keep looking. :)- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Guessing Games
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Open ACME Retro
Just as Julie had been glad when Nace had asked her to help collect evidence, she was glad when Zack asked her to help load the evidence on the helicopters. That was an important job too. But, earlier as she was helping collect the evidence...she had no idea of how many BOXES there would be to...- Julie Justice
- Post #213
- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Open A Sweet Mystery
Chocolate Chip Cookies with M&M's? (M&M's is supposed to "melt in your mouth, not in your hands." :)- Julie Justice
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Open ACME Retro
"OK, that sounds good, thanks for letting us know," Julie said to @Jason West. She re-traced her steps in the building, checking to make sure she wasn't leaving anything important behind before going to meet the helicopters. Now satisfied that she had everything she she needed, Julie walked...- Julie Justice
- Post #207
- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Hello
Hey Detective Anderson. I know you. Nice to see you here. ;)- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Introductions
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Open ACME Retro
Julie looked @Nace Bilby, and *laughed a bit* as she said,"Thanks. I would never have thought that some random information I learned years ago would be useful in a situation like this." Julie smiled and said,"I'm going to see if I can help Zack and Jason. But you can yell if you need me."...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Role Playing Games
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The turn of the Maelstrom
What a great poem...and based on one of my favorite episodes of WoEiCS? too. And it wasn't too long...just long enough to re-tell a great story. ;)- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Character Journals
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Open ACME Retro
Just as Julie had been happy when Nace had asked her and help to bag and tag the evidence from the unexploded bomb, she was also happy to help Ivy by photographing the broken doll, which also very important evidence in this crime. Julie knew that she was at least 10 years older than most of her...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Julie Justice was happy to be helping Nace. It was an important job. Julie got on floor, to get a closer look. She *put on a pair of gloves* picked up one of jars, and looked at it a little more closely as she bagged it for evidence. She said,"Well..it's glass...so it's fairly heavy..even when...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Julie had gladly backed up to the Joshua tree, to give Nace room to do his work. She was glad her fellow Junior Detectives had chosen to listen to her and stayed put. She knew that in this instance, waiting for an instructor to come and help them was the right thing to do, and certainly @Nace...- Julie Justice
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Julie Justice listened intently to everything Joe Kerr had said *nodding* in agreement. She looked @Joe Kerr, and said,"Everything you say is true, Mr. Kerr. But I think the answers that we came up with to your question on the possible motives that the thief may have for stealing this item were...- Julie Justice
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Open ACME Retro
Julie Justice spoke up. She said,"OK, Junior Detectives, we have a few choices here. Remember, this place isn't like the town we just came from. If the door is booby-trapped, there could be something on the other side that would hurt us; the same thing could also be true if we try to find...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Julie was surprised that Lee spoke to her...but since he seemed non-confrontational...at least for now...she was happy to talk to him. She looked @Lee and said,"Well...I'm not actually an expert, or anything. But I have always been the kind of person who notices details. And I played with...- Julie Justice
- Post #182
- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Julie ran out of the shooting range, and and got on the custom six-seater AUGUSTA 109 E, just in time. She hoped noone would notice that she was a little late. Then she noticed that Chase Devineaux was sitting up front with @Ivy. Oh...great...One of the few times she was late...probably the one...- Julie Justice
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Considering the fact that Julie Justice had never actually fired a gun prior today, she thought she had done well. She had to have someone show her how to load and unload a gun, and for he that part was much more difficult than the shooting. In a weird way...she almost liked the shooting...and...- Julie Justice
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- Forum: Role Playing Games
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Jon Eckart:
It's been gradually slowing for years... the theory has to do with the aging of the galaxy... it's not that we build tall stuff or heavy stuff (those have no impact on that). -
Jon Eckart:
What would the movie night thing take to do? Is there a way to limit it to members only (on here), or would any glance at chat give away the whole thing?
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Jon Eckart:
My big tower can handle the processing, no problem (Threadripper 3950X 24-core (48 counting hyperthreads), 128gigs RAM, a Titan X 12gig video card, 8 harddrives)
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Lucy:
You guys know what's really funny? It isn't even December yet and I've already lost the Chriarmas game Whamagedden twice at work so far
