I still have the lanyard to my 128 MB PNY Attaché.

Yeah, the only mouse I have that does this I’d my Logitech T-BB-18 when I take the ball out.

I prefer the trough. As many people can pee as can shove their way in there. If I go in and there’s only on person there, I still like to get right up next to them for the proper experience. I have a hard time urinating at home without having strangers touching me.

Yeah, I usually spend a lot of time posing the bodies too. Do you only have the one?

With today’s technology, we should be able to remaster Friends entirely with Nicolas Cage.

38.73 megahands

The former director at our daycare is like this.

“I’m so upset right now I’m literally throwing up! I need a support system right now.”

Facebook friend: “do you have a minister you can talk to?”

“Our minister doesn’t really care for me and (husband) because we lied about how closely related we were until after we were married.”

In the corner, but it’s not polite to show that on camera.

I had this lovely vintage Steelcase short back chair in my industrial themed home office for a while. Then the pandemic hit and working from home started. It didn’t take me a month to get some bad back and leg pain. Now, I have a Steelcase Leap V2 at home and a Herman Miller Aeron in the office. A good chair is so important when you spend a third of your day in it.

I have over 500 hours on mine, still haven’t finished the main storyline.

A buddy of mine made me a giant D20 full if these. And he threw in a bunch of red LEDs that glow when you put it in the middle of thr seance coil.

My first job after I got my BSME was $45k in 2012. I was there until 2017, and left at $62k. Next job started at $72k, left at $76k in 2020. Next job was back at my first company, at $82k. So, my value went up to them 20k in a couple years. I just started a new job last month, left my old place at $96k and started at $115k.

I want to stay in one place, with coworkers and work that I like. But clearly, you have to keep moving at least every few years to really make anything. I knew guys that had been at that first company for 20+ years. Working with them again at this new place, they got like 50k increases from where they were because they were basically just getting cost of living increases for two decades.

I heard that same chemical is in the COVID vaccine. And it just so happens to be in the school lunches? Not in my back yard!

When I play Fallout (3, NV, 4), I am a horrific monster. I will stalk NPCs for quite a while, doing my best to stay hidden. I watch them interact with other NPCs. I follow them to a secluded place, and they are mine. It’s always a melee weapon of some kind. First, I feast. If I have Dine and Dash, I’ll always save it for later. Then, I will strip and dismember the remains. If I’m able to ensare multiple targets in a close proximity, I will make a pile before the dismemberment for others to find. Otherwise, I’ll drag them away where nobody will ever find them. Sometimes, if it’s a really good day, it can be entire settlements.

I know that’s 7, but it really makes me want to bust out my XP rig.

Right? The day after I overdrafted, I was making Excel spreadsheets. Monthly bills, food, gas, paychecks… I had charts and shit. Never happened again.

Nothing, I guess I just never needed any spiritual support. I grew up an atheist, my parents never took me to any church or prayed or told any religious stories of any kind. Then suddenly, in high school, I decided to tell them I was non religious they were surprised. They said we are Methodists. Well, that’s news to me. Maybe you are, but I was never baptized or anything.

Funny thing, I also never got “the talk.” I managed to figure things out for myself there, too.

I use a CD player at my desk at work. Am also a dad. I don’t think I’m cool. :'(

Me too. Something something fifty extra strokes to make sure he finished.

It was! I have hundreds of dollars in company apparel that my current company just gave us. Polos, fleeces, a Carhartt coat, a Weatherproof jacket, a 50 qt Coleman cooler. We’d get something every Christmas. So, paying for your own company merch seemed weird to me, but I still wanted some. I’m glad it worked out.