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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 27, 2021, 05:30:28 PM »
We spent the afternoon colouring eggs for easter. That's always fun.  8)
I had 20 eggs. The kids painted some with water colours and I made a colour bath with vinegar. On these we put bunny stickers and such stuff.
After that I went to the farmer for 20 more eggs. LOL. I know what we will eat for the next days.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 22, 2021, 06:57:36 AM »
Ah ok. In Argentina, leberwurst is generally made of pig, but I suppose there are other varieties, perhaps in kosher stores or something. I just never searched for it (as I said, I am not that fond of it).
Maybe because it's pig. I like calf best, but only the smooth one. On bread with lots of pepper and some onions. And sometimes on Breze.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 21, 2021, 02:20:15 PM »
I tried the worm pill today and she ate it!!!!!! Cool. She didn't do that a few years ago. Now I can eat the Leberwurst myself. LOL.
No, she can eat some, too. As a reward. And because she looks cute with her big eyes. And because she is the cat. 

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 20, 2021, 07:23:54 AM »
First thing that I noticed as well xD
@Regen: A friend of mine sent me this. Lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXSSsMJt5RY

LOL

Leberwurst:
https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leberwurst
I chose the Spanish version because of the pictures. The English version says something of slices, but you can't do  slices with that kind of sausage. It can't be cut. You spread it on bread like butter.

https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leberwurst

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 19, 2021, 12:22:41 PM »
Oh Yes: https://www.pawsperouspets.com/humor/catpill.shtml

LOL. Made my day!  ;D

I was surprised, too. When the veterinary told me to give the pills to her for seven days twice a day, I was shocked and then I bought a lot of liver sausage. That is the only thing she never refuses, but she usually gets it only when I give her the pills against worms or those against fleas every 3 or 4 months.
I always have to grind the pill to a powder and roll the liver sausage in it. On the second day I tried to put in in her mouth just for fun. She didn't even let me try to touch her, because she was very interested in the pill in my fingers. I had to drop it and she ate it from the ground. LOL.
I will try it with the worm pill next time and tell you how it went.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 18, 2021, 06:54:00 AM »
LOL Fcrate! But not that you had to wash the blankets. And aaaaw, kittens!!!

Our cat is well again. She was a bit sad, when she didn't get any more antibiotics. The pills seemed tasty. She always looked for more ;).

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I have the impression, he will go for shape shifting first. He already had a guess, how to increase mass, while riding on horse Grey in Skin Game, he admired LTW's shapehifting in Turn Coat while he was fighting the Naagloshi.
There was the conjuritis in PT/BG, and I can totally imagine him developing something like that on purpose, knowing now how it feels to conjure involuntary.

And of course improved items like the shield bracelet.

And I hope, he will improve his fire/ice/force magic without items like the blasting rod or his staff. I liked how Mab made him do magic without focus. IMHO he should work on that, too.

The teleporting stuff... Yes, that would be cool, but I think there is a shortage of teachers and accessable information. Now how should he get the books in the council's library now as an outcast, when he was denied access even as a member. Somehow I think Marcone wouldn't be helpful with that either.
So the teleporting would have to wait until he has mastered the shape shifting.

I definitely want so see shape shifting. River Shoulders already said he would teach him more.

Edit: and oh, I forgot:
Potions! I want potions.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 10, 2021, 09:38:32 PM »
Anti-Autobodies! LOL
Thanks, Fcrate. The car was kind of special to me. I know, one shouldn't attach oneself to a thing, but I do that. I talk to cars, I talk to analysers in the lab, I talk to everything.
This was the first car, I bought new. I did it, because I had a car accident and I thought, this car had brought me luck. I've seen pictures from the car just after the accident, pictures a bus driver made, who was one of the witnesses. It didn't look like anyone could have survived. And it actually was close. I almost got pierced by parts of the other car that got pushed into me.
The guy who caused the accident payed a lot of money to me and the others who got hurt because of him. And his insurance payed the rest, so I could afford to buy a new car. And I chose the same car that saved my life with three differences: I ordered it new, I chose it to be diesel and I chose another colour.
RIP my trusted companion. ;)

@Dina: yes, the cat has a fever, sore throat and she sneezes a lot. Otherwise she is just her usual grumpy self. :)

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 10, 2021, 03:32:33 PM »
When I told my colleague today, that it would not be convenient to have autoantibodies, because one would have to walk to work or take the bike all the time, she told me it was time I went home.
Antibodies against cars. LOL
I decided she was right and left work early.

The quattropus cat is sick and has to take antibiotics and some juice against the fever.

The same week my car broke down. The repairs would cost half as much as the car is worth would I try to sell it. Great. I intended to look for another car this year, because there were a lot of repairs in the last years and they were starting to become really expensive. This time it's the engine. So I decided to say good-bye to my car. Maybe it had antibodies, meaning it is against bodies. I have a body, so .... *shrugs*
The car dealer and mechanic takes it and wants to sell another one to me. I have yet to decide what to do. I already did some driving around with available cars from his garage. That was fun.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 08, 2021, 07:45:30 PM »
I think a trillion bytes of data should be called a Trilobyte ::) - who's with me?
Absolutely.
And an animal with 4 feet should be called a quattropus.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: March 03, 2021, 08:47:49 PM »
Maen.
Everywhere talk about sleep. Makes me tired.
We had dry ice today at work. LOL. Funny how everybody went by and put water on it to create a witch cauldron feeling. And you can shoot little ice cubes across the tables. Not that anybody did that. Nooooo.  ;)

And by the way. Good news. I am vaccinated against COVID-19 now. Got my second shot on Friday.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: February 20, 2021, 04:20:34 PM »
I liked Lower Decks. Though it isn't something to watch and relax. But funny it was.

I'm done for today. There is nothing in my body that doesn't hurt. In the morning I met with a friend and we were out by the river walking for 2 ½ hours. After that I did some heavy things in the house and the afternoon I spent with cutting my roses (I didn't have time last year, so that was a lot of work) and other plants, and I cleaned the sidewalk from the winter gravel and removed a lot of hidden acorn seeds. Last year I didn't remove them, so now we have a lot of little acorns everywhere.
I would have liked to prepare the soil for planting vegetables, but the roses took so long and I am exhausted.
Now I desperately need a shower and something for the cuts by the roses .
These were Sleeping Beauty roses, I can tell you. Long strands interwoven. Pretty cool, if they were in the back yard. I would like to see, if they would become a deadly hedge, lol. But they are out front, where everybody sees and you have to be able to walk by without hurting yourself, so they need to be kept small.
They are different colours. Red, pink, white, yellow and some beautiful pink mixed with yellow, which smells very nice.
It was a pain to cut them. But now it's done and I am glad I finally did it.

Tomorrow I'm going to sleep as long as possible.

My older daughter was very happy today, because she could finally meet with a class mate. They went eating ice cream and then to the playground.

And lol: my husband cut his hair today. Oh dear.
He always just buzzes it off very short in spring, but this time it looks like he's bald. Maybe because he left the beard long. And maybe because he has a new hair clipper it became a bit too short. I will have to help him correct some parts. There are still a lot of longer hair in between. Looks funny. LOL

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: February 18, 2021, 09:49:48 PM »
LOL
Last week we had -13°C. This week feels like the beginning of spring. It has 10-12°C, the snow and ice has thawed and there are some flowers like snowdrops everywhere.

Next week my first grader is allowed back to school. As her class is only 15 kids, it doesn't have to be parted.

At the moment we are watching Star Trek Lower Decks.  ;D Funny.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: February 18, 2021, 06:22:23 PM »
30 c Is panic here and we can not stand it for too long.  :)
I agree. We can only stand by surrounding us with big amounts of water or ingesting ice cream.

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The Bar / Re: Weird? Pretty much.
« on: February 11, 2021, 11:57:38 PM »
Minor correction, is not vigilante cheese, the dessert is called just "vigilante". It's because "vigilante" is what we call the policeman of the street. Years ago, the owners of restaurants and bars gave the policeman of their street a free serving of cheese and a quince or sweet potato solid jelly as a "reward" for their work. And a way to have them with more energy. In time, that combination was called "vigilante".
It's a classic  :D
Aaaaah! That's cool.  :)



Today when I came home my cat greeted me with her ugly meow. Most of the time she uses only her intimidating voice to scare off trespassing cats. Surprisingly it
often works.

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