Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Just don't don't try using peanut butter and cheddar cheese on your fingers to mark the cards.
They can only be washed so many times.
They can only be washed so many times.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Well, Felicia Day is still active over on YT
https://www.youtube.com/user/feliciaday
That link also has her facebook, Twitter etc.
Of cause its probably hard to actually reach her unless you know someone close to her (aka random messages probably gets buried in spam).
https://www.youtube.com/user/feliciaday
That link also has her facebook, Twitter etc.
Of cause its probably hard to actually reach her unless you know someone close to her (aka random messages probably gets buried in spam).
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Or chonklit...Timotheus wrote:Just don't don't try using peanut butter and cheddar cheese on your fingers to mark the cards.
They can only be washed so many times.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
I follow the Chicago rules on voting.Dave wrote:"So, we only vote for Wapsi Square when it's conveeeeeeenient? Well, isn't that special!"
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Buy KEM cards...Timotheus wrote:Just don't don't try using peanut butter and cheddar cheese on your fingers to mark the cards.
They can only be washed so many times.
We used to use alcohol to clean ditto-master purple carbon off them in the radio room in the Navy when i was stationed in Sicily.
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
I must admit to laughing harder at today's update than at most previous ones. The wailing and lamentations and gnashing of teeth echoing around the globe. . .I'm beginning to suspect that this is all some sort of a fiendish psychological experiment.
He'd better not be a boojum, or else the storyline might have softly and suddenly vanished away, never to be met with again!as363 wrote:Gee - you don't look like a Boragrove - maybe you're a Momrath
Just dip the entire deck of cards in peanut butter and cheese, to obscure any such illicit marks.Timotheus wrote:Just don't don't try using peanut butter and cheddar cheese on your fingers to mark the cards.
They can only be washed so many times.
Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Cellulose acetate? Tame stuff. In the early days they used to make 'em out of celluloid (cellulose nitrate).Fairportfan wrote:Buy KEM cards...
We used to use alcohol to clean ditto-master purple carbon off them in the radio room in the Navy when i was stationed in Sicily.
Made the games in that smoke-filled room in the back of the store, even more interesting.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Heh. They used to make pool balls out of nitrocellulose.Dave wrote:Cellulose acetate? Tame stuff. In the early days they used to make 'em out of celluloid (cellulose nitrate).Fairportfan wrote:Buy KEM cards...
We used to use alcohol to clean ditto-master purple carbon off them in the radio room in the Navy when i was stationed in Sicily.
Made the games in that smoke-filled room in the back of the store, even more interesting.
Legend has it that at least one shooting in a Western town was triggered when one of the balls let loose and startled some of the habitués of the billiard parlour.
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Ah, Connections. I loved that show.Fairportfan wrote:Heh. They used to make pool balls out of nitrocellulose.Dave wrote:Cellulose acetate? Tame stuff. In the early days they used to make 'em out of celluloid (cellulose nitrate).Fairportfan wrote:Buy KEM cards...
We used to use alcohol to clean ditto-master purple carbon off them in the radio room in the Navy when i was stationed in Sicily.
Made the games in that smoke-filled room in the back of the store, even more interesting.
Legend has it that at least one shooting in a Western town was triggered when one of the balls let loose and startled some of the habitués of the billiard parlour.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
And the one thing the Normans had, that the British did not?NOTDilbert wrote:Ah, Connections. I loved that show.
Was the stirrup...
Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
Well, if it's any help, I finally got Barbara to see Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog for the first time earlier this week. Been holding back making Bad Horse jokes for years.
No I realize that isn't any help at all.
No I realize that isn't any help at all.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
The applications to join the league can be pretty awesome, too.Yamara wrote:Well, if it's any help, I finally got Barbara to see Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog for the first time earlier this week. Been holding back making Bad Horse jokes for years.
No I realize that isn't any help at all.
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Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
It's not the verbing that weirds the language; it's the renounification.DilyV wrote:Verb. Verbify. Verbification. Verbitude. Verbitulation. Antiverbitulationarianism. Verbunism. Verbitation. Verbalism. Transverbutation.
heheee...
Re: Felicia Day As Codex 2013-10-10
:like:Prester Fred wrote:It's not the verbing that weirds the language; it's the renounification.DilyV wrote:Verb. Verbify. Verbification. Verbitude. Verbitulation. Antiverbitulationarianism. Verbunism. Verbitation. Verbalism. Transverbutation.
heheee...