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Merskelly Metalien 12-02-2019 01:15 PM

:3 A cookie dragon! A donut dragon. ^-^ A coffee dragon! A cuddly dragon. <3

Derpy McBlueEyes 12-02-2019 01:20 PM

"Yum....coffee... Can we get some coffee? Pweeeeaaaaasssee? And cookies?"

daikokunyo 12-02-2019 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Derpy McBlueEyes (Post 1928393)
"Yum....coffee... Can we get some coffee? Pweeeeaaaaasssee? And cookies?"

will you dunk the cookies in the coffee, Derpy? :s-shock:

Derpy McBlueEyes 12-02-2019 01:28 PM

Derpy rubs his snout thoughtfully for a moment. "I dunno...maybe!"

Coda 12-02-2019 09:31 PM

Aaaaargh, I can't stand it when I get through a whole day and I haven't gotten any work done. I just feel so listless and unsatisfied. (Not to mention mildly stressed out that I'm now behind on progress.)

Merskelly Metalien 12-03-2019 12:54 AM

I can't believe how small I am sometimes. <x'}
Like, my fingers look like chicken wing bones.

Biomecha 12-03-2019 01:28 AM

I had a moment of panic while driving today, and managed to piss off a cop. Just in a parking lot. This is why I desperately need other forms of transportation, because I can't trust myself.

KittyBeary 12-03-2019 07:42 AM

Grawr! Gimme all yer donuts! >:V

(Not really xD )

Derpy McBlueEyes 12-03-2019 10:43 AM

"No! They're all mine you can't have them! Well.....maybe one..." Derpy offers you one donut.

Merskelly Metalien 12-03-2019 02:13 PM

*sings a song for Derpy*
Derpyy!~
-w- Baby dragon Derpyy.~
Sugar sweet
When you meet
Derpyy~
He'll share his sweetness with youuu.~

Derpy McBlueEyes 12-03-2019 02:30 PM

"Yay!" Derpy claps happily, then waddles over and offers you a donut as well.

Merskelly Metalien 12-03-2019 02:48 PM

^-^ Thank you Derpy! <3 You sweet dragon you.~

KittyBeary 12-03-2019 10:08 PM

Aw, ty Derpy. :3

I'd take you out for donuts and coffee if I could. ;u;

daikokunyo 12-04-2019 02:18 AM

i'm slowly warming up my writing engines, but i want it to be a quicker process. but it's not. it's slow. //snoozes
but i'm glad the process is even happening tbh.

Kaderin Triste 12-04-2019 03:36 AM

Dreading the holidays when I had the sudden train of thought that if I had just not panicked and quit my part-time job when my financial aid fell through for my second sememster of college and I was being kicked out, I'd probably have been able to get an apartment and I'd probably be living in Wyoming, far enough away from my family so they couldn't force me to come home for Christmas.

BUT I also wouldn't have made the friends I did, may never have picked up loom knitting and wouldn't have my cats or Derpy.
So I guess I can deal with my emotionally abusive, hyper-religious, "why don't you have a boyfriend/why aren't you dating your friend ___, he sounds nice?" family for 36 hours.

FOR DERPY! (And Shade and Batty...)

Espy 12-05-2019 02:49 AM

...yeah, well, we’re your family now.

Kaderin Triste 12-05-2019 03:29 AM

"The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb."

I keep forgetting that's the full version of the oft misquoted "blood is thicker than water".
Not to get too sentimental, but I'd totes get matching friend/family tattoos with any of my Trisphee family. (Lol....yeah, I'm kinda not sleeping well so my brain is a bit silly...)
XD

Derpy McBlueEyes 12-05-2019 03:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Espy (Post 1928582)
...yeah, well, we’re your family now.

Derpy waddles over and gently tugs at your pant leg. "Me too? Are you my famiwy too?"

Espy 12-05-2019 03:59 AM

-shrug- My brain’s been bad lately, too.

Er. Uh, sure, Derpy. ...-head pat?-

Kaderin Triste 12-05-2019 04:02 AM

Yay for bad brains!

Stabbsworth 12-06-2019 11:34 AM

the fact that a husky can be dramatic while being treated for fucking PARVOVIRUS is mildly hilarious.

also, the reason why i couldn't become a vet is mostly because animal death is a huge... eh, trigger(?) for me after bobby and tabby died. (unsure if i should call it that but it. eh. i cry a lot.)

daikokunyo 12-06-2019 12:41 PM

i finished drawing a commission for Espy! it's my first art commission, ever! (a few days ago i finished my first writing commission for Galla; that, too, was my first writing commission of ever.)
this would fit better in the Daily Awesome, but i'm still the last one to have posted there >3>

littl3chocobo 12-06-2019 04:56 PM

so i am worried people are not going to participate in the youtube walkout next week and that youtube is going to keep the new modification to their TOS


like, it's already really easy for queer channels to be abused and demonetized so making it a bannable offense with no legal recourse is pretty messed up

Coda 12-06-2019 06:28 PM

So... I mean, when it comes down to it, YouTube is obligated by court order to implement the new TOS, so even if people do stick to the walkout as planned it won't make a difference in the short term.

At best it'll nudge some future refinement to the process, but having worked for YouTube myself (in the Los Angeles office), I can be reasonably certain that such revision is already in the plans -- YouTube never leaves anything as static and unmodifiable. Their entire modus operandi is to try something, see what happens, collect information and observations, and iteratively improve on it based on their findings.

MonBon 12-06-2019 11:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kaderin Triste (Post 1928586)
"The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb."

I keep forgetting that's the full version of the oft misquoted "blood is thicker than water".
XD

I looked it up, and this actually isn't the case either. The original quote is in German and is most definitely referring to blood as kin

Kaderin Triste 12-06-2019 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MonBon (Post 1928755)
I looked it up, and this actually isn't the case either. The original quote is in German and is most definitely referring to blood as kin

Well, disregard that post then. I still hate my blood family and have strong preference for those friends who claim me as family regardless of the origin of that ridiculously debated quote.

Kory 12-07-2019 12:46 AM

My medication was increased last month...

I hate that I am so easily offended and easily "triggered".

My fitness coach has been saying, "Omg. I'm so OCD" when she *really* means "I am a perfectionist". And my mom (who has OCD) called her out on it, (politely) and my coach (my mom and I both see her) was like,

"Oh, no. I'm not diagnosed with OCD, I just like everything perfect. I'm a *functional* OCD"

Mom and I were offended, but it's not worth arguing over...
This fitness coach being the same person who said that I am "too young to be on medication"...

Kaderin Triste 12-07-2019 02:07 PM

Ugh. I want to dress nice-ish for work, but it's also day 1 of the bloodening so I feel like crap and wanna dress super comfy and in things that won't stain. XP

MonBon 12-07-2019 07:09 PM

I get you kad. I really wanted to wear sweats to work this week, but my performance review is coming up and last year wearing sweats came up :'(

Kaderin Triste 12-07-2019 07:20 PM

Tbh, the dress code here is super lax. Like, the only real restrictions are "clean jeans without holes" and "t-shirts with designs are fine as long as they don't have images of beer, drugs, or nudity". But since it IS a museum, even though it's small and not super fancy, I like to at least go with a skirt of some kind and a plain colored shirt without a design when I'm at the front desk.
Today I decided to go more for comfort though with my soft, well worn, paint stained maxi skirt and a slightly loose long-sleeved shirt. Can't wait until I can go home. So I can curl up in a ball on my bed and die.

daikokunyo 12-08-2019 07:23 AM

i can't ever wear pants on my period. skirts are so much more convenient for that time. but only flared ones. dresses are even better, because the only band of a garment to push into my cramping abdomen is the band of my underwear rather than the band of a skirt also.

KittyBeary 12-08-2019 08:05 AM

Yeah Kad we're your family now! Plus I hate people like "OH YOU SHOULD GO OUT WITH *BLANK* WHO IS YOUR FRIEND HE SEEMS REALLY NICE" even though I don't really know anyone like that personally but when you don't want dudes you've already friendzoned hitting on you.... :/

It's a pet peeve of mine when guy friends who know I'm not interested still flirt like no stop. >__>"

Merskelly Metalien 12-08-2019 01:52 PM

It's Asked, not "Axed."
It's Library, not "LI-BERRY".
It's ALZHIEMERS! NOT "ALL-TIMERS"! <X'C
AAAAAAAGH! It's KILLING me not to correct people!!! Must! Resist! Correcting!
;~; but it's so painful! Hnnng! >~<;

Espy 12-08-2019 03:28 PM

Mhh. I say “li-bry”. Faster.

Merskelly Metalien 12-08-2019 03:43 PM

:/ I'm guilty of that too, but I can't stand when "lie-berry" happens. x{

Kaderin Triste 12-08-2019 05:13 PM

Kitty: Yeah! *highfives* Also, pretty sure I'll have to clarify my friendship with one of my guy friends to my now boss at the museum. Every time I work a long shift on a Saturday she's always like, "oh just have A bring you lunch!" As if he's my boyfriend. xP
Yeah....nope. While I'm sure if I asked, he'd probably do it some days because he is just a nice person, A.) We are not and never will be a couple and B.) He works on Saturdays.
*sigh*
Guess I'll have to come out of the deck (cause that's where the Aces are... lol, I love that saying...) to my boss now.


One of my friends says windowSEAL instead of windowSILL and I cringe every time.

littl3chocobo 12-08-2019 05:59 PM

so i found something out when i was having internal abdominal tearing; maternity jeans fit AND are not too tight when sitting

of course you have to wear a top that covers the band but it's a thought if you are having tenderness and pain but have a use for pants

Coda 12-08-2019 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kaderin Triste (Post 1928865)
One of my friends says windowSEAL instead of windowSILL and I cringe every time.

That's just a regional accent. There are a lot of cases of vowels that are pronounced like a short i in some accents and like a long e in other accents. It's not an error, not any more than underemphasizing R-sounds in New England or British accents.

This word is actually one of the few examples where my wife's accent slips out. She usually speaks with a generic American accent (technically, "neutral midwestern") but she grew up in Mississippi and every once in a while the way she'll say a word reveals that fact.

One of the ways you can tell that it's an accent feature is that it's systematic -- when fully realized, people who speak in this accent also say "pill" as if it were "peel", "bill" as "beal", "till" as "teal", et cetera. (The pattern suggests that "will" would be pronounced like "wheel". I've heard that a few times, but it's context sensitive -- in phrases like "will go" the heavy de-emphasis of the helping verb can make it come out almost like a shortened form of "wool" instead.)

Does your friend by any chance replace some long E sounds with long A sounds? e.g. saying "tea" a little more like "tay"

Biomecha 12-08-2019 11:17 PM

Internal abdominal tearing? Yikes. Hope it's better.


I'm wondering how you can scare a cat away when it prefers to aggressively stand its guard, without harming it. Water sprayer? I'd like for it to not attack the dogs as it becomes more brave.

Kaderin Triste 12-08-2019 11:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coda (Post 1928872)
That's just a regional accent. There are a lot of cases of vowels that are pronounced like a short i in some accents and like a long e in other accents. It's not an error, not any more than underemphasizing R-sounds in New England or British accents.

This word is actually one of the few examples where my wife's accent slips out. She usually speaks with a generic American accent (technically, "neutral midwestern") but she grew up in Mississippi and every once in a while the way she'll say a word reveals that fact.

One of the ways you can tell that it's an accent feature is that it's systematic -- when fully realized, people who speak in this accent also say "pill" as if it were "peel", "bill" as "beal", "till" as "teal", et cetera. (The pattern suggests that "will" would be pronounced like "wheel". I've heard that a few times, but it's context sensitive -- in phrases like "will go" the heavy de-emphasis of the helping verb can make it come out almost like a shortened form of "wool" instead.)

Does your friend by any chance replace some long E sounds with long A sounds? e.g. saying "tea" a little more like "tay"

Well....unless Montana is divided into vastly different linguistic regions, it's not a regional thing. Same as me he was born in MT and has lived here all his life. And does not replace any other long E sounds with long A.
It's literally just windowseal/windowsill.

Update: he has informed me that it's actually a medical thing where his frenulum I think it's called, is farther forward than most people, so it's easier to do vowel sounds where the tongue doesn't have so much vertical movement. Apparently he also says "pellow" instead of "pillow".


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