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  • McGyverMcGyver Posts: 7,066

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

     

     

  • Sfariah DSfariah D Posts: 26,528

    I put a betta equlivant of a baconator biggie size combo of Tubifex worms into Regina's tank and she is slowly eatting it.   She seems to be enjoying it.

  • McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    Are you sure they are ordinary pillows? I mean, the whole thing could be a plot by cannibal pillows to infiltrate your house in small groups until they are ready to strike. Did the broken arm or leg piece show signs of having been gnawed by pillows?

  • Stryder87Stryder87 Posts: 899

    I put a betta equlivant of a baconator biggie size combo of Tubifex worms into Regina's tank and she is slowly eatting it.   She seems to be enjoying it.

    My Betta is very 'Meh' about bloodworms.. which the pet store says is strange as they usually LOVE them.  It's good though since, once they discover bloodworms, they often refuse to eat their regular food.

    Hikaru is a weirdo.  Takes after his owner I think.  laugh  I'm Meh about bloodworms too....

  • Sfariah DSfariah D Posts: 26,528

    Never tick off someone who knows how to take control of the Wifi settings.

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

     

    I knew it. laugh​  There he goes.  Next, he'll be all technicolor.

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    Are you sure they are ordinary pillows? I mean, the whole thing could be a plot by cannibal pillows to infiltrate your house in small groups until they are ready to strike. Did the broken arm or leg piece show signs of having been gnawed by pillows?

    Richard, cannibal pillows do not have teeth.  :-)  Cannibal pillows gum everything to death.

     

     

     

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109

    Never tick off someone who knows how to take control of the Wifi settings.

    Tick 'em off.  :-)  Let's see what happens.

     

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,213
    Tjohn said:

    ...love that special.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,213
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

     

     

    ...time for a pillow fight...

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,213
    Jan19 said:
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    Are you sure they are ordinary pillows? I mean, the whole thing could be a plot by cannibal pillows to infiltrate your house in small groups until they are ready to strike. Did the broken arm or leg piece show signs of having been gnawed by pillows?

    Richard, cannibal pillows do not have teeth.  :-)  Cannibal pillows gum everything to death.

     

     

     

    ...nah, they just climb up on your face while you are dozing off and smother so the sofa can eat you.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    • "There!" said Ford, shooting out his arm. "There, behind that sofa!"
      Arthur looked. Much to his surprise, there was a velvet paisley-covered Chesterfield sofa in the field in front of them. He boggled intelligently at it. Shrewd questions sprang into his mind.
      "Why," he said, "is there a sofa in that field?"
      "I told you!" shouted Ford, leaping to his feet. "Eddies in the space-time continuum!"
      "And this is his sofa, is it?" asked Arthur, struggling to his feet and, he hoped, though not very optimistically, to his senses.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    holding a beautiful cranberry muffin.  warm it up,  cuppa hot tea.  happiness and contentment.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 11,652
    edited October 2016
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    I never liked throw pillows.  I think women have a biological attraction towards throw pillows because they look like puffy cherub faces.  It becomes an addiction.  They start to appear on every bed and couch in mass quantities.  Piling up like oversized dead tribbles.  Finding a place to sit or sleep requires shooing them from your intended repose but beware the painful glare of feminine scornful looks if any of them end up on the floor.  I never liked throw pillows.  I wish I could just throw them away. 

     

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    i like drag and drop.  so much faster than typing get and put command line filepaths

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    I never liked throw pillows.  I think women have a biological attraction towards throw pillows because they look like puffy cherub faces.  It becomes an addiction.  They start to appear on every bed and couch in mass quantities.  Piling up like oversized dead tribbles.  Finding a place to sit or sleep requires shooing them from your intended repose but beware the painful glare of feminine scornful looks if any of them end up on the floor.  I never liked throw pillows.  I wish I could just throw them away. 

     

    Throw pillows and cherubs don't last long around this woman.
  • Jan19 said:
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    I never liked throw pillows.  I think women have a biological attraction towards throw pillows because they look like puffy cherub faces.  It becomes an addiction.  They start to appear on every bed and couch in mass quantities.  Piling up like oversized dead tribbles.  Finding a place to sit or sleep requires shooing them from your intended repose but beware the painful glare of feminine scornful looks if any of them end up on the floor.  I never liked throw pillows.  I wish I could just throw them away. 

     

     

    Throw pillows and cherubs don't last long around this woman.

    OMG! Is this what you mean? surprise

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  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    Jan19 said:
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    I never liked throw pillows.  I think women have a biological attraction towards throw pillows because they look like puffy cherub faces.  It becomes an addiction.  They start to appear on every bed and couch in mass quantities.  Piling up like oversized dead tribbles.  Finding a place to sit or sleep requires shooing them from your intended repose but beware the painful glare of feminine scornful looks if any of them end up on the floor.  I never liked throw pillows.  I wish I could just throw them away. 

     

     

    Throw pillows and cherubs don't last long around this woman.

    OMG! Is this what you mean? surprise

    No.  :-)  That would be a throw pillow that my daughter's dogs got a particularly joyful hold on.

    I'd just pitch 'em in the trash.  And I wouldn't tolerate seeing cherubs.  I'd shoo 'em away.

     

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,260

    Power cut 89 minutes into a 90 minute network render do not a happy bunny make. angry

    It was on the LAST PIGGING ROW !!!!! angryangry

    That is why you want UPSes - lots of them by the sound of it.

    Agreed, and I also want a lotto win to afford UPSs that could keep 3 machines running at full pelt long enough to finish a render. Probably not worth it considering all I lost is time (and sleep - didn't get to bed till 2am!)

    It's worth it for other reasons than renders finishing.  A brief power outage can cause damage to a hard drive.  Once I had a power outage and afterwards I couldn't boot from the C: drive.  I could boot with an emergency disc and read the drive, but it wouldn't boot.  I took it to be diagnosed and was told that there was physical damage to the boot sector on the drive, probably from a brief power outage.  What happens is that the read/write head actually bounces sometimes in an outage and if it is parked over the boot sector, bye-bye boot data.

    Dana

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,260
    MistyMist said:

    a superman who isn't played by a Reeves

     

    That's not new anymore.  there have been several different actors portraying the Man of Steel, even in the newer movies...and on Supergirl this week.

    And actually, Christopher's last name was Reeve, not Reeves.

    In fact, here is an interesting site listing all who've portrayed the Man of Steel over time, including the very first, who played Superman at the 1938 World's Fair!  http://screenrant.com/superman-actors-trivia-list/ 

    Dana

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,213
    Jan19 said:
    Jan19 said:
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    I never liked throw pillows.  I think women have a biological attraction towards throw pillows because they look like puffy cherub faces.  It becomes an addiction.  They start to appear on every bed and couch in mass quantities.  Piling up like oversized dead tribbles.  Finding a place to sit or sleep requires shooing them from your intended repose but beware the painful glare of feminine scornful looks if any of them end up on the floor.  I never liked throw pillows.  I wish I could just throw them away. 

     

     

    Throw pillows and cherubs don't last long around this woman.

    OMG! Is this what you mean? surprise

    No.  :-)  That would be a throw pillow that my daughter's dogs got a particularly joyful hold on.

    I'd just pitch 'em in the trash.  And I wouldn't tolerate seeing cherubs.  I'd shoo 'em away.

     

    ...aww, I'll take them off your hands (the pillows not the cherubs).

  • Jan19Jan19 Posts: 1,109
    edited October 2016
    kyoto kid said:
    Jan19 said:
    Jan19 said:
    McGyver said:

    My replacement sofa just arrived... 

    I have a lot of sofa throw pillows now....

    We bought a sofa, and after a year the arm broke... So we called up the place we got it from and they sent someone over to tell us, "yeah, the arm is broken"...

    So the sent us a replacement.

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    But a week later the part where the leg connects broke... So they sent a guy over to tell us, "yeah... It's broken"...

    So they sent us a replacement.

    Unfortunately, it was shipped with an angry Grizzly bear and arrived somewhat ripped... 

    So they took that one back and sent us a replacement.

    The replacement never arrived, but an empty truck showed up to pick up the broken sofa... Normally they pick up and deliver at once.

    The sofa guy said there was no invisible sofa inside the truck for us.

    We said "thank you, but we would like to keep the broken sofa until you sort this out"...

    We sorted it out.

    The new sofa arrived today... No grizzly bears handled it. 

    We got to keep the throw pillows.

    We have a lot of throw pillows.

    I never liked throw pillows.  I think women have a biological attraction towards throw pillows because they look like puffy cherub faces.  It becomes an addiction.  They start to appear on every bed and couch in mass quantities.  Piling up like oversized dead tribbles.  Finding a place to sit or sleep requires shooing them from your intended repose but beware the painful glare of feminine scornful looks if any of them end up on the floor.  I never liked throw pillows.  I wish I could just throw them away. 

     

     

    Throw pillows and cherubs don't last long around this woman.

    OMG! Is this what you mean? surprise

    No.  :-)  That would be a throw pillow that my daughter's dogs got a particularly joyful hold on.

    I'd just pitch 'em in the trash.  And I wouldn't tolerate seeing cherubs.  I'd shoo 'em away.

     

    ...aww, I'll take them off your hands (the pillows not the cherubs).

    Can you take a dog or two, also?  :-)

     

     

     

    Post edited by Jan19 on
  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,213
    edited October 2016

    ...nah already have two of those in the house where I am living (one of which is one of those annoying little "yip" dogs that barks at everything, even it's own shadow, and for some odd reason is much louder than the bigger one) as well as four cats. Not much of a dog person myself anyway (don't like loud noise). Cats are more my speed, as they are quiet and don't demand attention every waking second as most of the day they are usually sleeping.  Odd that it's the dogs which tend to get underfoot when I'm in the kitchen cooking, not the cats as one would expect.

    The pillows would be for my achy back and bones.  Sitting on most chairs is rather uncomfortable and I cannot afford one of those yuuge fancy recliners with the built in heat and massage and beer/coffee cup holder IfI had one of those, I'd also have to get a workstation notebook to do my 3D work on which is very expensive.

    Post edited by kyoto kid on
  • TangoAlphaTangoAlpha Posts: 4,584
    DanaTA said:

    Power cut 89 minutes into a 90 minute network render do not a happy bunny make. angry

    It was on the LAST PIGGING ROW !!!!! angryangry

    That is why you want UPSes - lots of them by the sound of it.

    Agreed, and I also want a lotto win to afford UPSs that could keep 3 machines running at full pelt long enough to finish a render. Probably not worth it considering all I lost is time (and sleep - didn't get to bed till 2am!)

    It's worth it for other reasons than renders finishing.  A brief power outage can cause damage to a hard drive.  Once I had a power outage and afterwards I couldn't boot from the C: drive.  I could boot with an emergency disc and read the drive, but it wouldn't boot.  I took it to be diagnosed and was told that there was physical damage to the boot sector on the drive, probably from a brief power outage.  What happens is that the read/write head actually bounces sometimes in an outage and if it is parked over the boot sector, bye-bye boot data.

    Dana

    All good points. When the aforementioned riches arrive and I can afford more than food and debt repayments, it'll be one of the many things at the top of my list.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
  • TangoAlphaTangoAlpha Posts: 4,584

    Aww. The video was nearly as long as the advert...!

  • Sfariah DSfariah D Posts: 26,528

    I do not know what is wrong with me.  I feel like I am bad but not in a good way bad.   I feel like a failure.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 11,652
    edited October 2016
    DanaTA said:

    Power cut 89 minutes into a 90 minute network render do not a happy bunny make. angry

    It was on the LAST PIGGING ROW !!!!! angryangry

    That is why you want UPSes - lots of them by the sound of it.

    Agreed, and I also want a lotto win to afford UPSs that could keep 3 machines running at full pelt long enough to finish a render. Probably not worth it considering all I lost is time (and sleep - didn't get to bed till 2am!)

    It's worth it for other reasons than renders finishing.  A brief power outage can cause damage to a hard drive.  Once I had a power outage and afterwards I couldn't boot from the C: drive.  I could boot with an emergency disc and read the drive, but it wouldn't boot.  I took it to be diagnosed and was told that there was physical damage to the boot sector on the drive, probably from a brief power outage.  What happens is that the read/write head actually bounces sometimes in an outage and if it is parked over the boot sector, bye-bye boot data.

    Dana

    All good points. When the aforementioned riches arrive and I can afford more than food and debt repayments, it'll be one of the many things at the top of my list.

    Agreed, UPS's are expensive, especially these days with high wattage computers requiring the 1000 or 1500VA (or higher) rated units. sad  And the UPS doesn't last forever.  Well, perhaps the electronics might outlive your computer but the battery won't.  After 3 years you need to replace that high wattage battery, and believe me the proper battery from the original manufacture is going to cost you a significant fraction of a whole new unit. crying Getting a 2nd party battery can be iffy, it may not have the same capacity, or quality, and might blow up but at least it's cheaper if that's what's important.  Regardless, buying a battery on the Internet still usually involves postage (either included in the price or extra) for shipping an elephant.  And you have to find a place to recycle the old battery if the company doesn't let you ship back the old one.

    Running naked (not wearing an UPS) is perfectly fine until it isn't.  But it's all a matter of that risk/benefit/cost balance we all negotiate for so many things, so many times a day. frown

    Personally I wouldn't be caught dead without my UPS's working at least on my primary computer.  I had a bad experience running naked when I was young but since then I've been safely clothed and they've saved my tomatoes a few times but I kissed them each time.  (the UPS's, not my tomatoes) surprise

    However, that being said.  I never bought my UPS's at full price.  I watch the sales and get the best price I can. enlightened

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    I do not know what is wrong with me.  I feel like I am bad but not in a good way bad.   I feel like a failure.

     

    i like the idea.  bad, but in a good way.  render, prose, or real life?

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