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Games / Re: What have you done today? (Pt 2)
« Last post by Genesis on Today at 07:32:27 PM »I went to a church function with Mom. She needed the time out, so I went with her.
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I bought the world's worst thesaurus today. Not only was it terrible, but it was also terrible.
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Free For ALL / Re: 5 Tips to STOP People Pleasing
« Last post by Genesis on Today at 07:30:48 PM »Two very different subjects. Political Science would have been over my head.
Oil Painting was something that helped me process what I saw in front of me or what was in my head...
Political Science has components to Politics and History in it, doesn't matter if it happened to be international, or classes like American Civilization which has some key points to International Perspectives.
My writing has been shaped a little bit from what I can recall with Art, and Politics... only in my first novel it's autistic politics.
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Games / Re: What have you done today? (Pt 2)
« Last post by rock hound on Today at 07:18:37 PM »Spent some time meditating and not giving a shit about some past problems and interactions. Life is good at my age! 
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Games / Re: What have you done today? (Pt 2)
« Last post by Gopher Gary on Today at 05:41:54 PM »I tackled a small painting project I've been putting off for forever.You got a new microwave and I got a new fridge!I also watched my guys install the new microwave.
We've gone through a few microwaves in the 10 years here. The best one was an old Breville. What happened to your old one? The fan stopped working in our old one.
Sugarbutt said our microwave was 18 years old.
Maybe about a decade ago, a power surge or something hit it and the only thing that worked was the add 30 seconds button, and the cancel/stop button. We only used it for heating things and popcorn, so repeatedly pressing the 30 second button worked fine and we've been doing that ever since. 
It finally stopped working completely, and that made us give a crap enough to get a new one.
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What's your crime? Basic Discussion / Re: Google Doodles
« Last post by Gopher Gary on Today at 05:33:13 PM »Today's Google Doodle is Double Cicada Brood 2024
This Doodle celebrates “cicada-geddon” where two broods of cicadas — brood XIII and XIX — will start to crawl up from the soil. This event is as uncommon as it is strange to witness. The last time the U.S. saw these two broods flying together was over 200 years ago! Brood XII comes out every 17 years in the Midwest, while brood XIX emerges every 13 years and will swarm across the Midwest and Southeast. That means some states, like Illinois, will see both groups of cicadas at once!
These bugs are about 2 inches long with bright red eyes and iridescent wings, and they begin to surface when it hits about 64° F. Cicadas are only above ground for about 5 weeks and then disappear again for 13 or 17 years. This underground period is why cicadas have some of the longest lifespans amongst insects ’ even though we only see them briefly.
As the cicada shells pile up on trees and sidewalks and the buzzing fills your ears, try not to let them bug you. These clumsy insects fly by the trillions but don’t sting, bite, or poison. Plus, many predictions show they’ll be out of your hair by late June, leaving behind a feast for local animals like birds and raccoons.
So there’s no need to brood when this cicada party ends — a different group will be back before you know it!
This Doodle celebrates “cicada-geddon” where two broods of cicadas — brood XIII and XIX — will start to crawl up from the soil. This event is as uncommon as it is strange to witness. The last time the U.S. saw these two broods flying together was over 200 years ago! Brood XII comes out every 17 years in the Midwest, while brood XIX emerges every 13 years and will swarm across the Midwest and Southeast. That means some states, like Illinois, will see both groups of cicadas at once!
These bugs are about 2 inches long with bright red eyes and iridescent wings, and they begin to surface when it hits about 64° F. Cicadas are only above ground for about 5 weeks and then disappear again for 13 or 17 years. This underground period is why cicadas have some of the longest lifespans amongst insects ’ even though we only see them briefly.
As the cicada shells pile up on trees and sidewalks and the buzzing fills your ears, try not to let them bug you. These clumsy insects fly by the trillions but don’t sting, bite, or poison. Plus, many predictions show they’ll be out of your hair by late June, leaving behind a feast for local animals like birds and raccoons.
So there’s no need to brood when this cicada party ends — a different group will be back before you know it!
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Free For ALL / Re: 5 Tips to STOP People Pleasing
« Last post by renaeden on Today at 05:24:26 PM »Two very different subjects. Political Science would have been over my head.
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Free For ALL / Re: 5 Tips to STOP People Pleasing
« Last post by Genesis on Today at 04:27:06 PM »^ I didn't finish Programming at college, so I sort of know where you're coming from.
What did you study there?
Fine Arts (Oil Painting) and Political Science
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Games / Re: How well did you sleep last night?
« Last post by Genesis on Today at 04:25:14 PM »I did okay... didn't realize court was the next day.
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Games / Re: What have you done today? (Pt 2)
« Last post by Genesis on Today at 04:11:05 PM »I went to court today, The next step of the arrangements for "The Driver" is the 14th of June. He wanted to get released, but due to the new law in Illinois I never knew about and the judge's precautions she didn't want to risk it.
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Games / Re: What's in the mail today?
« Last post by renaeden on Today at 12:18:37 AM »^I think I've heard of that film.
I just checked the mail - a faster internet leaflet. Straight into recycling.
I just checked the mail - a faster internet leaflet. Straight into recycling.