Bored Druid Thread: The Next GenerationFollow

I like to start with "Awww, s/he's so cute" because that must be the baby equivalent of the generic "good morning" greeting or something. Followed up by the "so how are you sleeping?" question, because there's usually some amusing stories hidden in there. People fumbling for bottles at 2am while the "little cutie" screams and wails and the neighbors are pounding on the walls telling you to get the thing to shut up already, but it somehow doesn't wake the husband up.

Maybe just a little hidden schadenfreude in there too...

Bahaha! Best answers ever. I might need to steal those for next time. haha

It's always a good idea to keep at least an arms length from anything that has a good probability of puking on you.

Also (because this is still technically an MMO forum I guess) this guy pretty much sums up my thoughts on the genre right now.

Edited, Mar 4th 2016 10:10am by someproteinguy

That was probably the reason I delayed playing it for years myself. Knew it was going to get drawn into it, and wanted to play other things first. Finally decided to give it a plunge about a year ago though. Beyond what's in the article, cutting the cord and living entirely off of cell phone data means it's one of the few games I can actually play now without going over our 18GB/month.

Go figure.

Edited, Mar 4th 2016 12:12pm by someproteinguy

Can't post count without posts to count off.

You now have 2 new posts to count! Happy times!

cOUNT DEM NAO1

Is it a zombie then?

Sorry I don't roll INT, so don't go after my brainz. But I do believe there are a number of ripe brains around here somewhere.

There's 43 of those "anonymous guests" here. Maybe they're tasty?

someproteinguy's random rant of the day: Why is it so hard for two hospitals in different networks to communicate with each other? Getting a referral sent over and the paperwork processed doesn't seem like it should take over a week...

Good 'ol CYA, never underestimate it...

It's just a fascinating glimpse into bureaucracy. Doctor hands stuff someone who reviews it and gets the paperwork together for the referral and then it goes to the tech who sends the request over. On the other side there someone who receives it, and then passes it to someone else who puts it into the system, then the doctor in the new location has to review it and then call the patient and confirm, then pass it onto someone else who does the scheduling for the appointment. So you get referred in system, and they say "we can set up your appointment in one hour in this room with this person if you'd like," out of system the info passes through 7 different people and takes 9 days and the appointment is at least another week after that. Amazing how many people will have access to your information for such a seemingly simple thing.

Good times.

It seems like nearly the same amount of time to heat them up, it takes for them to cool down. I've just been eating pop tarts cold for months now. haha