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Well, at least it was Shawna who walked in on them. It could have been a lot worse. If it had been somebody else who saw an attractive young succubus, one who doesn't seem to have a good grasp on what's going on around her and who could be easily tricked and led astray, apparently being undressed by...

Dave wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 10:46 pm"Before I get home" and "after I get home" seem to have become a bit confoozed.

Perhaps she's equally at home everywhere. And everywhen.

I was just as fond of peanuts and beer way before it bit me, I swear! :lol: Squirrel bites are retroactive and radioactive! Aaaaaaa! You'd think, with 26 years of experience in data entry, she could land a job like that. Ah, but if somebody hires a woman with 26 years of experience, then they'd be ...

I caught the squirrel, which promptly bit me! (I know, right? The nerve of that squirrel...) As a reflex to it biting me, my hand squeezed... So much for the squirrel... it won't ever run around kitchen back rooms again... and I had to get a tetanus shot, just in case, because I couldn't remember w...

Drakkenmensch wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 9:33 pm Briar remembers Castela! By name! That's a great sign!

Well, of course! They both went to Deerwood High together, right? Or was that with the other Briar, who may still be missing? Have they looked for her yet?!? Maybe she and Briar ought to go look for Briar!

I lived near one small town that had very gradually wandered over forty miles from where it had originally been founded. It left a trail of place names in its wake. I think I heard of that town... New New Neu Nova Νέος http://psd.museum.upenn.edu/epsd/psl/img/thumb/Ojfq.png Comfy Crotch In Tree, ri...

The gal who's always self-conscious about being a living weapon seems to be showing more tendencies of acting as a living shield for others.

Something odd that I noticed on this job: Just north of Pine Bluff, within the Pine Bluff metropolitan area, is a town called White Hall. This town is home to the Pine Bluff Arsenal, where for a while a lot of chemical weapons were stockpiled, and later destroyed. That isn't the weird part, by the ...

One thing you could try, is tying a couple of turns of twine around the trigger/bait platform, before baiting. If the mice chew on (or tug on) the twine to try to get to the bait caught under it, they'll be more likely to trigger the trap. Solid bait tied to the trigger has a similar benefit. A fri...

Ah, succubus mainline, betting she has issues similar to big sis, with mental blind spots extending a bit further to location and time. Wonder if issues like these underlay the bad stereotype of the "dumb" succubus kids seem to have in this world. Non-standard perception of the world can ...

Dave wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 1:01 pm "Oh, please don't throw me into that Briar patch, Mr. Heisenberg!"

So you think that they ought to get Castela's Kindergarten teacher to deal with her, rather than Ms. Alger?

Figuring out Briar may be a tangled, thorny problem, but at least Shawna ought to be used to that sort of thing.

Dave wrote: ↑Wed Oct 07, 2020 10:06 pm Briar does get around. I guess her quantum tunneling isn't an unmixed curse.

There is definitely some uncertainty for anybody who gets entangled with her, though.

Perhaps she's able to fully enter the Nether? Or else her wandering mind wanders about through the Akashic Record, causing the needle on the player to skip on occasion.

Well, I think next week they're gonna turn me loose with a vehicle of my own. On that route (which my brother and I will be splitting), there are actually two tanks on display, so maybe I can get a pic of at least one of them. Hey, if the people who put out the display tanks were careless enough, t...

AnotherFairportfan wrote: ↑Sun Oct 04, 2020 11:54 amwonder what Alan would think?

"That's the last time I ask for your help opening the ketchup bottle!"

Her first outfit is for a casual lunch at the blanket fort, the latter is for a formal blanket fort banquet. It's important to be appropriately dressed at all times, after all.

Doesn't ring a bell. "Jean Valjean is the protagonist of Victor Hugo's 1862 novel Les Misérables.The story depicts the character's 19-year-long struggle to lead a normal life after serving a prison sentence for stealing bread to feed his sister's children during a time of economic depression a...

Opus the Poet wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 11:33 amOn another note, did anyone notice Something Odd about the transfer student? Like the bruises, abrasions, and bandages? The mind reels as possible backstories play out...

She was transferred by UPS, and she forgot to add padding to the inside of the crate.

Alkarii wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 9:11 amI don't know if it was an M48 or an M60. . .

If you're not sure which of the two it is, just split the difference and call it an M54.

Atomic wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:37 am Wait ---- wait ---- Seems we're missing a loaf of bread? Anybody??

Doesn't ring a bell.