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I'm here. Sitting back where we have been. Near the back wall, opposite chick-fil-a.

Oh, main cast totally would've worked. But congrats for not using them. Well done.

Public Action: Completing the defense fortifications around Luthadel started by House Wilson a few generations ago.

It's clearly been too long since I've listened to Wicked, because that was a lot more difficult than it should've been. Defying Gravity The Wizard and I For Good Popular I'm Not that Girl Thank Goodness No Good Deed Name 8 recurring characters on NCIS (Not LA or New Orleans)

Oh! The Room Where It Happens Burn What'd I Miss? Aaron Burr, Sir Blow Us All Away Wait For It Dear Theodosia Non-Stop Hurricane Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story It's Quiet Uptown Guns and Ships Yorktown Um. Name 10 Les Mis songs.

Since DA didn't ask a question, I'm going to answer Mistbornwithakitty's question: Java Nevis St. Croix Stewart Island Easter Island Guam Wizard Island WLIU, name the fates of all Henry VIII's wives in order.

Heh. Or just so you wouldn't have to pay the absurd cost less than a kilobyte of data was when you didn't have a data plan....good times, good times. I got my first phone when I was 19, inherited from my brother who was getting married. Since he was on a plan with my other two brothers, there was never any chance of my parents covering the cost.

Let's plan on Friday then. 7:00 in the Wilkinson Center, at the Cougareat.

My Friday has been freed up so that's now an option. To keep from having the same problem this week as there was last week, let's nix tonight, because if we do it tonight, very, very few people will show up. So Thursday or Friday. @zas678 @Slowswift @lyssie95, got any preferences?

Settlements means actual settlements. Like small communities of people. Not whole civilizations.

Since last week didn't work, that's fine with me. I can't do Fridays anymore, but I should be able to do Wednesday or Thursday if we wanted to do that.

I would assume it's happening tonight, but like I said, I can't make it, so I'm not sure.

American English Canadian English Australian English Canadian French Spanish (Central and South America) Portuguese (South America) Hebrew Hindi Maori Indonesian Afrikaans Russian (most of the country is in Asia) Mandarin Chinese Taiwanese Arabic And in case you're not going to count some of the ones above, here's some more: Urdu Thai Cambodian Malay (That's a language, right?) Name 25 past or current members of the Commonwealth. (please note that the US does not count)

I had recovered some of them, but I just hadn't updated the links in the spreadsheet. They're added now. Unfortunately, though, MR7 is gone. I highly doubt Kas has a backup of those docs anywhere. That game gave him nightmares.

Just so all of you Children on other worlds know, Bard and Rae want to alienate me from helping the Children for the rest of the game. Stink dropped a Lifeless Squirrel on the ground, which means that I don't need to get anyone's help for that particular win condition, and now Bard is threatening to control me like a marionette by making sure that I can't get that Lifeless, and Rae is supporting his plan. Fortunately, I'm quite certain I can find a Lifeless elsewhere (from a different kind soul) that doesn't require me being controlled (which is something I'm vehemently against when it comes to any alignment in this game, regardless of my own personal alignment.) I am not an obstacle for the Children to beat down. I am merely another player in this game who has no desire to work for or against the Children (or GOH) unless it works for me. Controlling me or even threatening to control me will not work. All it will accomplish is truly alienating me, and then I will work against you. I would advise against that.

Well, I've got plans with one of my friends now for tomorrow night, so the only night I can do it is tonight, but it's a little late now, so unless we get more people chiming in soon for tonight, it'll probably end up being tomorrow.

Great school. I went there too.

@Slowswift @zas678 @lyssie95 @KnightRadiant @antgrgmn Any of you want to weigh in? Tonight or tomorrow night?

Question: Does she hate gays or does she just not agree with homosexuality? The word homophobe is often used to describe both groups of people, but only the first group is actually homophobic. I would concur with Delightful. According to your profile, you're pretty young, and she's probably around your age. A 12-13 year old's opinions and thoughts are still forming. Even if she is a homophobe, that's highly likely to be something she picked up from a parent or a grandparent. Cutting ties with her won't teach her tolerance or love. It will just teach her more hate, because she'll be receiving the same kind of intolerance for her beliefs that she's giving to the gays. If you're willing to give it a shot and still be her friend, I'd suggest having some kind of game night with a bunch of your friends, and make sure that she and your gay friends are there--but don't announce that they're gay: their sexual orientation isn't relevant to playing games. Eventually she'll find out that they're gay, yes, but it will be after she knows them. It's much harder to hate someone you know and like to be around than it is to hate the mysterious group of people you've never associated with. Note that you shouldn't be continuing to be her friend solely to change her beliefs or prove to her how wrong she is. Be her friend to be her friend. The thing is that you also have these other friends who you care about as well, and you'd like all of you to be friends together. Lastly, I want to really emphasize that intolerance should never be responded to in kind. All that does is set people against each other and foster hate. Which is exactly why things in America with race, politics, religion, sexual orientation, gender issues, etc etc etc are as volatile as they are. People want nothing to do with someone who thinks differently than they do, and that doesn't exactly lead to tolerance, love, or kindness and you kind of need all three to compromise. >>

Aman, it's one thing for someone else to use a past game (or multiple past games) to prove a point about another player. It's something else entirely for the player themselves to use a past game to defend themselves. Especially in your case, when you regaled everyone in LG24 about how you had to be a villager because of this and this and this and this, and you've always only done those things when you're village. Guess what. You weren't village. So nothing is alignment indicative for you. You should never be trusted completely. In fact, I'd go so far as to say you should never be trusted at all.

oh dear goodness not the time travel one. why. my poor spreadsheet.

Done.

Well, letting them down and still being friends with them are not mutually exclusive. They can be, but it's all about how you go about it. I'm pretty sure that what Orlion is talking about is that you shouldn't expect that you should be able to reject them (since that's essentially what this is) and not hurt them. But not all hurt is bad. When I was in 8th grade, I liked two guys who were friends of mine. The first one let me down very lightly: after school one day when it just happened to be the two of us around, he told me that he didn't want to date right then, and that it wasn't anything about me; he liked me as a friend. He gave me a hug after that. The second one handled it much worse: we were walking home from school with another friend when he said that he didn't like me at all (he added that emphasis on it when he said it), and after that he was pretty cold towards me. Both guys rejected me. Both rejections did hurt. But the one that stuck with me was the second one. I've a wealth of experience with rejection. I have a number of bad examples (like the guy who flirted with me for a while before finally telling me straight up that he didn't like me, had never liked me, and that I was an idiot for not seeing the signs earlier) and a very few good examples. The good examples are people who I will gladly continue to associate with. The bad ones? Not so much. Rejection is just a fact of life. But there are ways to do it well and there are ways to do it poorly. You've got a much better shot at continuing your friendship with a person when you do it well.

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