Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

>do quest to kill Jaggia
>no Danger! sign indicating big monster
>Great Jaggi shows up
>"meh, I need some HR G Jaggi parts anyway"
>King *** Pickle jumps off a cliff and crushes Great Jaggi
Damn it. I'm gonna have to deal with Jho in every quest from now on, aren't I?

Thanks for the dinner idea Josi! I added some diced green onions and raw shredded carrots to it after the cooking was done. Delicious!

Looks like the FCC may actually do some good soon, I'll be impressed if they actually reclassify the internet as a utility.

Hoisen chicken nomnomnomnom . . . .

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"How to become an Obamacare recipient"

i made chicken breast smothered in smoked bbq sauce and cheddar cheese w/ taters n veg. then wrapped it all in bacon

Anyone else here have the same screen name for so long that it now registers mentally the same way that your real name does? I've had this name for over 10 years now...

ha, gaaaaay

new phone wallpaper.

How can a phone have wallpaper? Do you have a phone booth???

Golf, with style.

Crane kick lol

Pretty much!

Granted he's relatively easy to dodge while focusing your actual target, but just in case... bring those dung bombs!

Where the Sun Sets Twice

NASA's Kepler mission has discovered a world where two suns set over the horizon instead of just one. The planet, called Kepler-16b, is the most "Tatooine-like" planet yet found in our galaxy and is depicted here in this artist's concept with its two stars. Tatooine is the name of Luke Skywalker's home world in the science fiction movie Star Wars. In this case, the planet is not thought to be habitable. It is a cold world, with a gaseous surface, but like Tatooine, it circles two stars. The largest of the two stars, a K dwarf, is about 69 percent the mass of our sun, and the smallest, a red dwarf, is about 20 percent the sun's mass.

Most of what we know about the size of stars comes from pairs of stars that are oriented toward Earth in such a way that they are seen to eclipse each other. These star pairs are called eclipsing binaries. In addition, virtually all that we know about the size of planets around other stars comes from their transits across their stars. The Kepler-16 system combines the best of both worlds with planetary transits across an eclipsing binary system. This makes Kepler-16b one of the best-measured planets outside our solar system.

Kepler-16 orbits a slowly rotating K-dwarf that is, nevertheless, very active with numerous star spots. Its other parent star is a small red dwarf. The planetary orbital plane is aligned within half a degree of the stellar binary orbital plane. All these features combine to make Kepler-16 of major interest to studies of planet formation as well as astrophysics.

Not gonna lie, didn't notice the cat for awhile.
Does this make me racist? ._.

Yes.

That moment when you find a funny gif, but not sure if it would break the rules or not. :<

So tempting...

You liked it! BREATHE IT IN

Cashier = Public Relations Order Fulfillment Specialist

>_>.

I am WAY too familiar with this dilemma. Constantly being asked to take care of things far beyond my level of authority and asked where and when particular products beyond my realm of knowledge will come. Ugh...