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  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    kyoto kid said:

    ...looks like that ol' coot winter has finally lost his grip on us as conditions are much improved today. Nice & sunny out today with temperatures 10º - 15º warmer than we've been for the last week.

    More improvement on the way through Friday.

    Market run in a bit.

    Real hot here again today but just got the feeling this morning that it is changing, we're well overdue for some arctic winds and the monsoons can't keep blowing for much longer this year

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  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    Kulay Wolf said:

    I need to do a quiz online for work but I forgot where to find it.

    I had to register a keycard today but when I rang up they said I had to wait until tomorrow :)

  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    MistyMist said:

    thanks.

    G'Day.  need more caffe ee nah

    zzzzz

    learned the p in1080p  means progressive scanning.  as opposed to 1080i interlaced.

    why is the text medium grey on white?  i'm so old, gray on white does not help. >.<
    it's not just here, is essploding on webpages.  iz like, 'we want to give you information, but weez want yoo to work for it'

    can we bold everything to make it readable?

    the are other P sizes as well, look into Academy 2K 2048x1024, the P displayes every frame whole, as you rendered it, instead of splitting it in two like the "i" formats do  :)

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    thunderstorms tnite.  sounds like the sky is bowlibg gutterballs

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,082
    edited March 2016

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,243

     

    ps1borg said:
    Kulay Wolf said:

    I need to do a quiz online for work but I forgot where to find it.

    I had to register a keycard today but when I rang up they said I had to wait until tomorrow :)

    I found it but I could not log in.

  • TJohnTJohn Posts: 11,339
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,082
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    edited March 2016
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    I think Murphy paid you a fleeting visit to celebrate St Patrick's day

    Post edited by Chohole on
  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,082
    edited March 2016
    Chohole said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    I think Murphy paid you a fleeting visit to celebrate St Patrick's day

    "I do believe in Murphy.  I do, I do!"  --- appologies to the Cowardly Lion""

     

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,243

    Why are tablet screens so hard to read when outside on a bright sunny day?

  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,333

    Happy St. Patty's Day, everybody!

    LeatherGryphon, I hope the fan is OK, now, but I would take that as a sign that it's on its way out.

    Dana

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,847
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    ...woke up to find a BSOD on the workstation. Seems something tried to reboot it and when it did that triggered the BSOD as it is one that occurs when a process called Win7 Startup Repair is supposed to run.  Shut down restarted then got  BSODs after back to back startups before it stayed on long enough so I could do a full normal manual shutdown. Reviewing the Event Log, discovered that during the last two, something barfed in the logon routine. After the third restart and login, everything back to normal and all processes that are supposed to load worked fine.

    Makes me wonder if Win 10 tried to install while I was asleep but failed as I hid all the updates that are supposed to assist in the transition process. Read on a tech forum this morning that someone else woke up to find Win 10 instead of 7 on his system.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,847
    edited March 2016
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Chohole said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    I think Murphy paid you a fleeting visit to celebrate St Patrick's day

    "I do believe in Murphy.  I do, I do!"  --- appologies to the Cowardly Lion""

     

    ...the only Murphy I want to deal with today is the Stout by the same name.


    Post edited by kyoto kid on
  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    kyoto kid said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Chohole said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    I think Murphy paid you a fleeting visit to celebrate St Patrick's day

    "I do believe in Murphy.  I do, I do!"  --- appologies to the Cowardly Lion""

     

    ...the only Murphy I want to deal with today is the Stout by the same name.


     

    that pic makes me feel extra parched  cheeky

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    DanaTA said:

    Happy St. Patty's Day, everybody!

    LeatherGryphon, I hope the fan is OK, now, but I would take that as a sign that it's on its way out.

    Dana

     

    Happy Happy! 

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    Chohole said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    I think Murphy paid you a fleeting visit to celebrate St Patrick's day

     

    i'm at the wrong computer to find the link to that funny song you posted once.  was a guy . had a few pints . was singing something

  • TJohnTJohn Posts: 11,339
    edited March 2016

    Happy St. Patrick's Day!

    BTW, that's Yvonne Craig (60's Batgirl).

    Post edited by TJohn on
  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776

    Morning. Rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain !

  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    Tjohn said:

    Happy St. Patrick's Day!

    BTW, that's Yvonne Craig (60's Batgirl).

    Top O the mornin to ya :)

  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,243
    Tjohn said:

    Happy St. Patrick's Day!

    BTW, that's Yvonne Craig (60's Batgirl).

    That looks like a girl from star trek

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    Kulay Wolf said:
    Tjohn said:

    Happy St. Patrick's Day!

    BTW, that's Yvonne Craig (60's Batgirl).

    That looks like a girl from star trek

     

    didnt Spock call it kindergarden dancing?  or something.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    weather sayin snow this wekend.  they crazy?

     

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    ps1borg said:

    Morning. Rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain !

    rain = good?

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    edited March 2016

    this is nice.  mucho enjoyeaux

    viol musique

     'Tarantela' de Ribayaz

    Post edited by Mistara on
  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    MistyMist said:
    ps1borg said:

    Morning. Rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain !

    rain = good?

    Um well yeah in principle rain is good, not sure that it is so good having so much at once tho but we got a good roof at our house and the air smells like air again so...

  • ps1borgps1borg Posts: 12,776
    kyoto kid said:
    LeatherGryphon said:
    Tjohn said:
    LeatherGryphon said:

    Arghhhhh...crying  Primary computer died last tonight.  I woke up at 3:30 AM with a sense of dread.  Then totally unlike my normal behavior (of going back to sleep), after 30 minutes of being unable to get back to sleep I got up, got dressed and came down to have a bowl of cereal.  As per my habit I turned on the computer (it was off off) first thing while I made my breakfast and came to sit in front of the computer to eat to get my morning fix of web browsing.  But today I had a black screen with big white letters saying "... CPU FAN NOT FOUND"  Arghhhh....crying

    So here I am at 5 in the morning, kvetching through my laptop after crawling under my desk and disecting my computer out of the mass of wires down there so that I can get it up where I can work on it.  It's going to be a fun morning. frown

    AND OF COURSE .... 10 minutes later...

    I have the computer extracted, side off, connected to testbed area (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, LAN)  and when I turn it on the CPU fan turns like a champ and the computer boots normally. surprise

    Now, I'm not new at this stuff and I DID test the machine several times in its normal connections before deciding to extract it for testing.  It failed the same way each time. indecision

    So what did I do differently to make it work at the testbed.  1) I moved it and laid it on its side.  2) I removed the side panel  3) I switched off the actual power supply switch then turned it back on. 4) I connected a different monitor, keyboard, mouse, speaker and LAN.

    Do I dare move it back into its normal place, and crawl under the desk to reattach everything?  This fat old man objects to doing that many times in a day. no

    Complaint-worthy. yes

    Primary computer is back together and back in its place under the desk and working fine.  Go figure. frown   I hate intermittent problems. sad

    ...woke up to find a BSOD on the workstation. Seems something tried to reboot it and when it did that triggered the BSOD as it is one that occurs when a process called Win7 Startup Repair is supposed to run.  Shut down restarted then got  BSODs after back to back startups before it stayed on long enough so I could do a full normal manual shutdown. Reviewing the Event Log, discovered that during the last two, something barfed in the logon routine. After the third restart and login, everything back to normal and all processes that are supposed to load worked fine.

    Makes me wonder if Win 10 tried to install while I was asleep but failed as I hid all the updates that are supposed to assist in the transition process. Read on a tech forum this morning that someone else woke up to find Win 10 instead of 7 on his system.

    Yeah I hate all that gremlin stuff that happens in the night, time was you could download an update blocker but I guess they really want you to manage all those Windows policy settings oscar mike golf

  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,243

    My housemates are driving me crazy. Especially the ones who talk and yet I do not understand them.  I think it is English but it sounds like gibberish.

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,082
    edited March 2016
    Kulay Wolf said:

    My housemates are driving me crazy. Especially the ones who talk and yet I do not understand them.  I think it is English but it sounds like gibberish.

    "Gibberish" is a subset of all languages it was modeled on the combined vocal sounds of several species of Gibbons  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibbon  devil I found this paragraph particularly descriptive.

    "Gibbons are social animals. They are strongly territorial, and defend their boundaries with vigorous visual and vocal displays. The vocal element, which can often be heard for distances of up to 1 km (0.6 mi), consists of a duet between a mated pair, with their young sometimes joining in. In most species, males, and also some females, sing solos to attract mates, as well as advertise their territories.[18] The song can be used to identify not only which species of gibbon is singing, but also the area from which it comes"

    Despite its use in all languages it has the common feature that it is almost totally unintellible to anyone outside the particular social group of conversants.  In fact the members of the group of conversants often don't understand what was said but they just nod their heads, grunt more gibberish and the "conversation" carries on as if anything useful was being accomplished.

     

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    giblets?  agent gibbslets?  tee hee

     

     

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