Make some for me, Mishi. We're in the same timezone, it seems.
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Seshat's self-help guide:
1. Would you rather be right, or get the result you want?
2. If you're consistently getting results you don't want, change what you do.
3. Deal with the situation you have now, however it occurred.
4. Accept the consequences of your decisions.
"All I want is a pretty girl, a decent meal, and the right to shoot lightning at fools." - Anders, Dragon Age.
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Yawn!
10.40 am in the UK & I'm still here, kind of, not awake yet
However my daughter is severely disappointed there are not piles of clothes outside & a herd of dinosaurs aren't rampaging through the neighbourhood!
Arp happens!
Just when I was getting used to yesterday, along came today.
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8:25 AM in Virginia.
I'm here.
Mr. Rum just left to go to the gym.
Child Rum is lounging on couch.
Maybe the rapture ain't coming this year?
I don't know. I'm confused, but relieved.
Too bad though. I've had my eye on a few of the single family homes in my neighborhood and a few "new" cars.
Ahem .. yes, back to your regularly scheduled whatevers today.
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Yep, woke up this morning, still here! Kinda wishing I knew one of these rapture nutjobs (the ones that quit their jobs) so I could have snuck over to their house in the middle of the night and left some empty clothes and shoes laid out on their lawn to greet them this morning. XDOkay everyone, lets all point and laugh at him right about....
Now.
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smitten? I think smote is first person singular past. HmQuoth Gumby30 View Post11:45 here in the UK and so far I haven't been smited (smote?) to death by anything. Well, the cat jumped on me but that's about it.
I smote we [pl] smote
you smote you [pl] smoted
he/she/it smoted they smoted
stupid little chart, but it works to sort out verbs.
I was smitten we were smitten
you were smitten you [pl] were smitten
he/she/it were smitten they were smitten
But then again, I have also used a variant of the chart in chemistry
ide ic
ate ic
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and I need coffee because I am now devolving into silly =)EVE Online: 99% of the time you sit around waiting for something to happen, but that 1% of action is what hooks people like crack, you don't get interviewed by the BBC for a WoW raid.
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I'm here!
(filler)
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My first reaction to this was, "People quit their jobs?!?!?!?"Quoth Micer View PostKinda wishing I knew one of these rapture nutjobs (the ones that quit their jobs)
My second was, "Oh, yeah, that makes sense....if you truly believe the world is coming to an end, why not? And hell, if you didn't like your job, what a time to tell your boss where he can stick it!"
My final reaction to it was, "Can you just imagine these folks the next day? 'Um, hi boss....yeah, it's me, Nate. About what I said yesterday.....'"
From my experience, we're dealing with a couple of words here. In this case, the difference between smited and smitten. Clearly from the same root, but with different meanings.Quoth AccountingDrone View Postsmitten? I think smote is first person singular past. Hm
"Smitten" is what happens to me 18 times a day with various girls I meet. "Jester was smitten with the redhead, who completely ignored him."
Smite is more Biblical.
"God smited Jester for having impure thoughts about the redhead and her friend, both of whom had completely ignored him."
I know what you're thinking.....wouldn't that then translate to being smitten by God?
From what I've read and seen...no. It would be smited, not smitten. As in, "Jester was smited by God for having impure and twisted thoughts about the redhead and her friends, the blonde twins, all of whom had completely ignored him."
As for smote, I do believe that is semi-interchangeable with smited, and I'm not sure exactly when it's accept to smote, other than it always seems to be past tense, not present tense. For example, "God smote Rapscallion for editing Jester's comments about the impure redhead." Or "Plaid was smote down by the Flying Spaghetti Monster for watching a Tom Cruise movie." I have noticed that smote, when used in a passive sense, is always coupled with "down." As in "The teenage boy was smote down by an angry Jester for making inappropriate comments about his niece."
None of this is to be confused with smut, which is a whole different ball of twine.
"The Customer Is Always Right...But The Bartender Decides Who Is Still A Customer."
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9:07am CDT and still here. Then again, I was still here when I went to bed about 1am this morning too. I notice it's a little bit humid, but that's about it.
I thought it was funny last night at the gym, they had a doomsday countdown clock during Hardball on MSNBC. Seemed like they were having fun with it. Heck, Anderson Cooper made a few quips last night on CNN as well.
I figure if something is gonna happen, the 24 hour news channels are going to be all over it like ugly on an ape.Random conversation:
Me: Okay..so I think I get why Zoro wears a bandana
DDD: Cuz it's cool
So, by using the Doctor's reasoning, bow ties, fezzes and bandanas are cool.
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