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Darth Ender

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I mean, hammond can't really risk yet another life threatening crash before it becomes woefully apparent that we actually do live in a simulation and his player is using a cheat code.
 

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LeoBartlet

LeoBartlet
ubermick said:
Gutted.

On the lash with the lads tonight (get one in before everything shuts down again, although over here its literally the wild west and nobody cares) and tomorrow the wife's doing the same with her friends, and has informed me (sternly) that if I start watching it without her, two additional balls will adorn the already crowded Christmas Tree.

The only way we're watching it this weekend is if we tie the child up and lock her in her room all day Sunday.

Still tho, between this, Book of Boba, and Cobra Kai all coming back this month, along with the new Matrix film, my ever-expanding b'ttom will be fused to the chair while I tentatively nibble my rationed out little cardboard box of Roses. (Which, knowing my luck, will be all strawberry cream ones)
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I just got rid of my spawn until Sunday so I can settle down after dinner and binge it until I fall asleep at 4am.
 

Darth Ender

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mars has organic molecules, tons of water underground in places where it's not always frozen.

venus has liquid water and a hospitable environment high in it's clouds.

Which will we find life in first?
 

ubermick

ubermick
LeoBartlet said:
I just got rid of my spawn until Sunday so I can settle down after dinner and binge it until I fall asleep at 4am.
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Last day of school today for mine. Have to pick her up at noon.

And then attempt to work while a six year old girl comes into me every 15 minutes saying "Dad, I'm BOOOORED!" and not appreciating the perfectly reasonable "Hi bored, I'm Dad!" reply until the wife gets home at half six, at which point I'm being unleashed into the ether to consume copious amounts of over-strength and over-priced ale.
 

LeoBartlet

LeoBartlet
ubermick said:
Last day of school today for mine. Have to pick her up at noon.

And then attempt to work while a six year old girl comes into me every 15 minutes saying "Dad, I'm BOOOORED!" and not appreciating the perfectly reasonable "Hi bored, I'm Dad!" reply until the wife gets home at half six, at which point I'm being unleashed into the ether to consume copious amounts of over-strength and over-priced ale.
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My boy is 14 so I rarely see him when he's with me and only surfaces when he wants money or food.
 

ubermick

ubermick
Darth Ender said:
mars has organic molecules, tons of water underground in places where it's not always frozen.

venus has liquid water and a hospitable environment high in it's clouds.

Which will we find life in first?
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My bet is neither (although Enceladus is another story), but guarantee if we do the usual console commandos will post about it complaining that society has time to find extraterrestrial life but not get Odyssey going on their PS4.
 

ubermick

ubermick
LeoBartlet said:
My boy is 14 so I rarely see him when he's with me and only surfaces when he wants money or food.
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I'll have that soon enough. Yesterday she was being an almighty pain in the hole and I told her to knock it off, and she's playing with fire being this naughty the week before Christmas with Santa watching. The response was her stamping her foot, hands on hips, looks me square in the eye and goes “I don’t care. I don’t even want anything. I just want a LIFE!”

She's SIX.

I am utterly bollixed in a few more years...
 

LeoBartlet

LeoBartlet
ubermick said:
I'll have that soon enough. Yesterday she was being an almighty pain in the hole and I told her to knock it off, and she's playing with fire being this naughty the week before Christmas with Santa watching. The response was her stamping her foot, hands on hips, looks me square in the eye and goes “I don’t care. I don’t even want anything. I just want a LIFE!”

She's SIX.

I am utterly bollixed in a few more years...
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I always hear idiots say it's worse raising boys and others saying girls are worse.

Not it's generally terrible regardless of gender.
 

ubermick

ubermick
LeoBartlet said:
I always hear idiots say it's worse raising boys and others saying girls are worse.

Not it's generally terrible regardless of gender.
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Parenting has made me a believer in karma. Good buddy of mine back home was an absolute scumbag in his 20s, womanizer and philanderer of the worst sorts. Almost as bad as Ender, but with humans instead of various farm animals. After more than a decade of it, he decided it was time to settle down, and the new wife (a former lingerie model too, fair play) immediately got pregnant and he started freaking out. "I'm in trouble, Gaz. I know karma's coming for me. It's going to be a girl, she'll grow up to be gorgeous, and I'll have to deal with every boy in town sniffing around the house."

He was beyond right.

Bumped into him on a visit back five years or so ago, we were back doing a naming ceremony for ours, looked like he was in his mid 60s, what little hair he had left was grey, and he had the faraway stare of a man who'd seen too much. "Daughters, Gaz" he said, trembling hand holding a , "When you have a boy you only have to worry about one c**k. When you have a daughter you have to worry about all of them."

I wasn't a great person myself in my 20s, and now eyeing the future with considerably skepticism. (And pondering a nunnery.)
 

Rubbernuke

Rubbernuke
ubermick said:
Parenting has made me a believer in karma. Good buddy of mine back home was an absolute scumbag in his 20s, womanizer and philanderer of the worst sorts. Almost as bad as Ender, but with humans instead of various farm animals. After more than a decade of it, he decided it was time to settle down, and the new wife (a former lingerie model too, fair play) immediately got pregnant and he started freaking out. "I'm in trouble, Gaz. I know karma's coming for me. It's going to be a girl, she'll grow up to be gorgeous, and I'll have to deal with every boy in town sniffing around the house."

He was beyond right.

Bumped into him on a visit back five years or so ago, we were back doing a naming ceremony for ours, looked like he was in his mid 60s, what little hair he had left was grey, and he had the faraway stare of a man who'd seen too much. "Daughters, Gaz" he said, trembling hand holding a , "When you have a boy you only have to worry about one c**k. When you have a daughter you have to worry about all of them."

I wasn't a great person myself in my 20s, and now eyeing the future with considerably skepticism. (And pondering a nunnery.)
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Daughters are easy, because early on I made a pact with my wife. I deal with the sick, poo and wee and she deals with 'emutchions'.
 
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