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Face it, Bud.

The stinkweed's mouth is quicker than yours.

You're going.

http://wapsisquare.com/comic/not-intended/

Well, this is a pickle for Bud. Then again why turn down a free vacation?

Too late, Bud: you've already dug your hole...

Bud: "How dare you use my own words against me!"

So, if in the end there nothing left of that part of Germany but a mass of charcoal...
can we say that Bud made Black Forest caked?

(Pickle is using her ancient Blackthorn wisdom in manipulative ways. This does not bode well for anyone's peace and quiet.)

EDIT: I think this is the first time we've ever been given an overview of the World Grid system. It looks as if there are major nodes in England (Stonehenge area?), somewhere in the Middle East (maybe Cairo around the Pyramids, maybe Jerusalem?), Eastern China (possibly Tibet?), and in Russia bordering the Sea of Othotsk.

Its looking more and more like Aunt Bud best be lining up some backup. Perhaps an expert in dealing with youngsters and people in general like Tata Phix.

Opus the Poet wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 11:13 pm Well, this is a pickle for Bud. Then again why turn down a free vacation?

She talks with Valery and Digit, and the joys of chaperoning a group of teenagers. My guess is she just does not want to be the one saddled with this responability; especially this group.

"Be on your very best behavior, or I'll ask your mom to chaperone."

--FreeFlier

Dave wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 11:46 pm EDIT: I think this is the first time we've ever been given an overview of the World Grid system. It looks as if there are major nodes in England (Stonehenge area?), somewhere in the Middle East (maybe Cairo around the Pyramids, maybe Jerusalem?), Eastern China (possibly Tibet?), and in Russia bordering the Sea of Othotsk.

Though she was talking about the ley lines when she was looking at that screen, not the grid anchor points. Is there any relation between the two?

Catawampus wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 7:37 pm Though she was talking about the ley lines when she was looking at that screen, not the grid anchor points. Is there any relation between the two?

Hmm. Looking at that picture I didn't see anything corresponding to the ley line she mentioned... and my recollection is that ley lines are believed to form a complex and not particularly regular or symmetrical network. What the screens are showing looks more like the more-regular geometry that the World Grid might have.

I could of course be entire wrong.