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When you overhear people discussing their "investments" and it takes you a second to realize they aren't talking about the Cosmere. 

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47 minutes ago, Calderis said:

When you overhear people discussing their "investments" and it takes you a second to realize they aren't talking about the Cosmere. 

The question is are you heavily invested or not if so then effecting you will be most difficult.

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When you have to focus real hard to not abandon your current portfolio piece in favor of a mistborn fanart that has been brewing in your mind for some weeks ...

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On 9/5/2017 at 5:43 PM, Tesh said:

When on the first day of school you have a lot of extra room in your backpack, so in addition to the two books you are reading at the time, you put in your mass market copies of the SA.

I actually did the exact same thing for the exact same reason.

 

... when you stop the new book series you got addicted to to read the new Oathbringer chapters, then proceed to scream more loudly at that than the dramatic scenes in the new series. And I really liked the new series, so much so that I read all five books between 3pm Tuesday and 11pm Wednesday.

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When you break out in hives from head to toe (literally. My face was all swollen up, and it looked like I had little sausages for toes) and your first thought upon waking up and seeing them is, "Well, off to Elantris I go!"

But they are mostly gone now. Thankfully.

Still don't know what caused it...

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1 hour ago, Tesh said:

When you break out in hives from head to toe (literally. My face was all swollen up, and it looked like I had little sausages for toes) and your first thought upon waking up and seeing them is, "Well, off to Elantris I go!"

But they are mostly gone now. Thankfully.

Still don't know what caused it...

Oh man, that sounds horrendous! Maybe it's time to see an allergy specialist and test if you're reacting to something unexpected?

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1 minute ago, Sunchicken said:

Oh man, that sounds horrendous! Maybe it's time to see an allergy specialist and test if you're reacting to something unexpected?

We think it is this new brand of dryer sheets. And the allergist down here doesn't have an open spot till October.

But like I said, they are pretty much gone.

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When you are on the bus, reading WoR and somebody with tattos of the Roshar map and a shash glyph starts talking to you

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5 hours ago, Tesh said:

When you break out in hives from head to toe (literally. My face was all swollen up, and it looked like I had little sausages for toes) and your first thought upon waking up and seeing them is, "Well, off to Elantris I go!"

But they are mostly gone now. Thankfully.

Still don't know what caused it...

I had something similar happen to me a few years ago. I turns out I am very much allergic to lavender (my clothes were washed in a lavender detergent). I somehow must of developed a allergy later in life.

 

3 hours ago, King Cole said:

When you are on the bus, reading WoR and somebody with tattos of the Roshar map and a shash glyph starts talking to you

Did he have the shash glyph on his forehead? 

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23 minutes ago, Ammanas said:

I somehow must of developed a allergy later in life.

This is actually normal. You have to be exposed to something to develop an allergy. 

I learned this the hard way. I ran around barefoot everywhere as a kid. Got stung by bees a lot. 

My 14th or 15th sting hurt. I knew something was different, and 10 minutes later my foot was swelling. 

I learned that day that you have to develop an allergy. Things your born with are usually some kind of immune deficiency, where allergies are an immune overreaction. 

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2 minutes ago, Calderis said:

This is actually normal. You have to be exposed to something to develop an allergy. 

I learned this the hard way. I ran around barefoot everywhere as a kid. Got stung by bees a lot. 

My 14th or 15th sting hurt. I knew something was different, and 10 minutes later my foot was swelling. 

I learned that day that you have to develop an allergy. Things your born with are usually some kind of immune deficiency, where allergies are an immune overreaction. 

Or, they decrease over time. Like when I was four-ish, I had a horrible cat allergy. But now I can be around cats and be just fine as long as I wash my hands afterwards.

But then there's my horse allergy... Urg, it's bad.

 

This is a weird conversation.

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When you are driving past an open field and see lots of little spots of golden color mixed in the grass and you get excited and point and shout out 

Look at all the Gloryspren!

Then the people in the car with you ask what you were pointing at and they think gloryspren is a type of flower they haven't seen before

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When you are hiking with a fellow Sanderfan, and you walk through a meadow filled with red flowers, and you call the meadow the Field of Rebirth, and the flowers Marewill flowers.

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5 minutes ago, Tesh said:

When you are hiking with a fellow Sanderfan, and you walk through a meadow filled with red flowers, and you call the meadow the Field of Rebirth, and the flowers Marewill flowers.

Did you find the Dark Tower?

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27 minutes ago, Extesian said:

Did you find the Dark Tower?

I haven't read SoS or BoM yet...

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2 hours ago, Tesh said:

Or, they decrease over time. Like when I was four-ish, I had a horrible cat allergy. But now I can be around cats and be just fine as long as I wash my hands afterwards.

But then there's my horse allergy... Urg, it's bad.

 

This is a weird conversation.

My sister has a HORRIBLE cat allergy. Like really bad asthma and getting laid out in bed for a couple days type allergy.

Also, I'm allergic to horses as well. Which is really sad because I love horses.

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1 hour ago, Tesh said:

Or, they decrease over time. Like when I was four-ish, I had a horrible cat allergy. But now I can be around cats and be just fine as long as I wash my hands afterwards.

I used to have a mild allergy to cats. If I was exposed to too much cat hair, especially getting it on my face, then my eyes would get itchy and watery and my nose would either run or get clogged up. But now I seem to be mostly desensitized: I can cuddle a shedding cat and the most annoying thing that usually happens is getting the occasional hair in my mouth. No runny nose or watery eyes.

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When your biggest dilemma is whether to preorder oathbringer in hardcover (as the tor version paperback isn't available in au) and have it not match your other paperback SA books, or to wait until it comes out in paperback. Which I have no intention of doing, but still!!!! 

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1 hour ago, Extesian said:

 that's ok Tesh it was a Stephen King reference :D

What books has he written?

1 hour ago, Sami said:

My sister has a HORRIBLE cat allergy. Like really bad asthma and getting laid out in bed for a couple days type allergy.

That's me with horses. Which is sad because I'd love to learn to ride.

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11 minutes ago, Tesh said:

What books has he written?

That's me with horses. Which is sad because I'd love to learn to ride.

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Yeah for me I just get a really bad rash and my face swells up. Unless it's gotten better - I wouldn't know as I haven't been horse riding in a while :(

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4 hours ago, Tesh said:

What books has he written?

Many. He's been active for decades. The new movie IT is based on one of his books.

When you dont want to take notes so you breath out and command your pen to write things.

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11 hours ago, Ammanas said:

Did he have the shash glyph on his forehead? 

On his chest, opposite to his heart. On your forehead might be a bit much

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14 hours ago, Calderis said:

I learned that day that you have to develop an allergy. Things your born with are usually some kind of immune deficiency, where allergies are an immune overreaction. 

Eh, you can be born with allergy.

The "immune overreaction" is what we call allergic reaction.

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4 minutes ago, Overstorm said:

Eh, you can be born with allergy.

The "immune overreaction" is what we call allergic reaction.

I thought that most cases of "born allergies" were a similar response that is typically called such, but isn't technically an allergy. Like people allergic to water or sunlight. It's easier to say "allergy" than to try and describe what the actual cause is. 

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