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Snow. It had to snow. And not lightly. I shouldn't have gone into work today. I left early, but there was still 3-4 inches on the ground. Cleaning my car off and then walking home did nothing kind and I had to dry the boot off for a few hours. Feels like I'm back to square one with the swelling. Monday cannot come soon enough.

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47 minutes ago, Zorral said:

Received our first Christmas gift of the year on Thursday, Dec. 1.  How do I manage to know persons that organized, and why do they deign to send me gifts?

Use excel. 
 

Edit: Shoot. I think that may have been a rhetorical question. 

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1 hour ago, Zorral said:

Received our first Christmas gift of the year on Thursday, Dec. 1.  How do I manage to know persons that organized, and why do they deign to send me gifts?

Was it anonymous or something? 

Did you open it [cause how the fuck would they know if you didn't want them to ]

 

[whispers]  w h a t  i s  i t

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25 minutes ago, JGP said:

[whispers]  w h a t  i s  i t

Them.  They were books.  Each separately wrapped, but packaged together for the post office.  From a friend in the Chesapeake, whom I love dearly.  She knows what I like.  Even what I need.  She's scary organized.  She also runs the Dem party in her county.  Need it be said this county is blue-blue-blue?

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Why am I imagining you with crazy curls and a shawl right now, Z lol

I don't know enough to say about the blue blue, but will take your word for it. So you know they're books but haven't unwrapped them then, assuming they'll be excellent because of the giver? What do you read most?

History?  

 

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6 minutes ago, JGP said:

History? 

Yes.

6 minutes ago, JGP said:

crazy curls and a shawl

She's the one with those -- and cats too. three lovely indoors, and a shifting, aloof mix of ferals who live on the street and who everyone feeds and takes care of -- as I too pitched in doing when living there.  This county -- including the county seat -- is a matriarchy of white and black women, and they take no prisoners.  They are all historians in their various ways too; the county seat's historical society is a treasure of history of the region.

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They did more than hold the fort, and keep people in line, and reach out in every way, and everybody got vaccinated as soon as possible, every round because they were in charge.  With Masks on.

They lost few.  Because they have been on this trajectory since the early 1960's.  They have been activists, teachers, social workers, lawyers, cops, etc. ever since that horrible 'alternate' culture and the ideals of feminism and civil rights raised its head from the waters of the Chester River.

I've never been anywhere like this place.  It's hard to get to, by the way.  There are no trains, no bus routes, no airports.  The easiest way, besides driving, is still, like it was back in the founders' day, by water.  People had to pass through here to get the ferry to get to the other side of the Bay, to go on to where there was civilization: Philadelphia, and then, finally -- well let's face it -- civilization never arrived there -- to D.C.  So Jefferson, Franklin, Washington, etc. were regular visitors.

 

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That's the stuff.  Envy might best describe how I feel after reading that. Sounds like the Promised Land after a year and half of covid in Alberta. Even here back in BC, the scenery and climate are much better. The people though, I'm not a hundred sold on where I'm at. Of course, there's always stars.   

 

 

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AI art as a topic and the artists I follow have been all the way up in it for a few days now [more than usual]

Just read a thread where the artist was offered 3k by Fortnite, for a promotional Fortnite illustration and all copyright. Meaning that the artist couldn't sell prints or tweak or use for self promotion. And of course, she turned them down.

And her thread is full of silly monkeys who think it's outrageous that an artist could make that much for a single piece, with no idea of the time involved, while AI programs are out there lifting and repurposing artists' works willy nilly.

Just talking, me.

 

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On 12/3/2022 at 2:48 PM, A True Kaniggit said:

I have wrapped my first present of the Christmas year. 

I messed up. <_<.

I sent my sister a photo of a gift I got her daughter. But I didn’t delete the photo from my phone. Rookie mistake. 
 

Of course the niece found it. 

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On 11/30/2022 at 5:57 AM, Tywin et al. said:

Snow. It had to snow. And not lightly. I shouldn't have gone into work today. I left early, but there was still 3-4 inches on the ground. Cleaning my car off and then walking home did nothing kind and I had to dry the boot off for a few hours. Feels like I'm back to square one with the swelling. Monday cannot come soon enough.

Congratulations! You managed to get the concepts of The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Summer into one post on a fantasy fan board.

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