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GaiusIuliusCaesar

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  1. check out what I did with it,
  2. A better pic of my snake. I updated his vivarium a little, added in some grass and a pond for him to swim in. Also found a few earthworms and a slug for him to eat.
  3. I'd love to but they are either hard to come by or expensive. rabbit I haven't had for a terribly long time, I really ought to make something with that, my mother has a really good recipe for rabbit fricassee I could try. Squirrel I've never had but I'd be willing to try it, the issue is acquiring it in a form fit for human consumption, and I'm unclear on how to go about that, certainly I wouldn't trust the ones I catch in the attic. No telling what diseases those things carry. Perhaps if I ever have the opportunity to go hunting I will be able to branch out and try some new types of meat. I had some venison last weekend at Ben's house which his parents had acquired on a hunting expedition and that was delicious.
  4. My next planned meal is going to be a similar curry but with shrimp and scallops, after that I want to try something with duck.
  5. I miss having a mower with a primer, at least it gave me something to try before throwing up my hands and asking my father to look at it. Hoping he looks at it tomorrow, I suspect the gas in the mower has denatured over the winter.
  6. Just last week I made Thai red pork curry, it came out almost exactly like what you get at good restaurants. Its fun to try new kinds of food, making pasta constantly gets boring after awhile.
  7. GaiusIuliusCaesar

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    sounds about right, human nature is consistent, and awful, consistently awful.
  8. Nice, I tried to mow the lawn but the mower wouldn't start, waiting on my father to take a look at it. This almost always happens the first time I try to start it up each season. But I did gather a lot of wild wine ingredients so the day wasn't totally lost. filled two bags of knotweed and one bag of dandelion flowers. If I decide to combine the two I almost have enough for a batch, but I think I'll wait and make two separate batches. Then I can compare their tastes.
  9. hah, happy birthday, mine was Friday. A day on which I was rather preoccupied.
  10. I was taught never to refuse free alcohol no matter how cheap.
  11. living in the city has its advantages, even if the air does taste like diesel exhaust and burnt plastic.
  12. really? they have almost every flavor at all the local gas stations/convenience stores. I'm partial to the green tea variety, though sweet tea is also good.
  13. make it an Arizona and you have a deal.
  14. I have been unable to get messenger to work due to not having an istore account.
  15. For all my time and effort. 50 dollars, and or a bottle of midshelf scotch would suffice.
  16. That skit was awesome...
  17. to myself, they are pics of my snake... I sent them hours ago to myself and they haven't arrived yet. I have never had a less reliable technological devise. It was a gift.
  18. That was the first beer I had that I actually liked.
  19. That's probably just the buckets fermenting in the backroom.
  20. It did kind of look off split between rooms like that. Plus having it next to a tv doesn't make much sense. Still it was super comfortable.
  21. I have the same problem when I wear tunics, I have sown pockets into most of them but they aren't as accessible as pockets on pants. Especially when I wear armor over them. Still it is nice to not have to wear pants, as they can be restricting. I wish it was socially acceptable to wear tunics all the time, but the enjoyment I might get out of that would be ruined by the idiotic questions it would prompt.
  22. I look forward to seeing what you do with your new basement, and eventually mine.
  23. fixed, also thanks. I was thinking either Apep, Tiamat, or Quetzalcoatl, Apep won out.
  24. Apep is my northern brown snake, caught him a few weeks ago and just got him situated in a terrarium. Also he's not a baby, brown snakes are small and only grow to about 18 inches max. They are also toothless and mainly eat earth worms and slugs. I adopted him because I destroyed the leaf pile he was living in when I cleaned the yard. This is what he looks like, I tried to make him a pond with plastic wrap and dirt but it doesn't seem to be working out. going to buy him a water dish and some stuff to climb on/hide under.
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