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no they will not posted:Hey all, long time lurker first time poster here. Excited to get my posting career off to a start! I probably won't be making any of my own threads to start, just posting in other people's threads for now... I'd be too worried no one would post in them Please describe your fav sandwich, including all types of bread used |
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The Bananana posted:I can literally write, and have a decent command of the English language, however my grasp of grammatic mechanics is much weaker, not too mention my lack of awareness of things like story structure and whatnot. creative convention has a good thread for writing questions. grammar issues are more of a technological challenge these days and are definitely not a good excuse to not write! you can sort those issues out with a human helper, editing software like hemingway editor or grammarly, and/or a decent style guide. (i'm secretly a fan of the harbrace manual, but i suppose the chicago manual is also legit.) if you're intimidated of the cc subforum, feel free to pm me sometime. i'm not a genius but i'm one of the full time writer goons so i should be able to at least point you in the right direction. |
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no they will not posted:Hey all, long time lurker first time poster here. Excited to get my posting career off to a start! I probably won't be making any of my own threads to start, just posting in other people's threads for now... I'd be too worried no one would post in them hi! do you have any pets? ---------------- |
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hamjobs posted:also also to answer your question way back, yes i'm making yarn! my job is literally the best; i get to gallivant with animals and plants and love on them, they give me their fiber, i turn it into yarn and sometimes weave it into cloth too. that's a chill af job
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hamjobs posted:also also to answer your question way back, yes i'm making yarn! my job is literally the best; i get to gallivant with animals and plants and love on them, they give me their fiber, i turn it into yarn and sometimes weave it into cloth too. that is cool as hell! um, i mean h*ck. i would love to see pictures sometime  my grandmother taught me embroidery, and i very occasionally actually do it. i'm slowly working out a design for some linen napkins for my annual partypartyparty. kind of a joke thing but needlework is really relaxing and i always forget about that. maybe i should post that in sib's art thread *strokes luxurious cashmere beard* |
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Hogge Wild posted:hi! do you have any pets? We all know he does and they are called fyad |
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hamjobs posted:also also to answer your question way back, yes i'm making yarn! my job is literally the best; i get to gallivant with animals and plants and love on them, they give me their fiber, i turn it into yarn and sometimes weave it into cloth too. Oh dang! When I get too stressed, I always want to quit and go raise alpacas on a farm and spin yarn. I hope it is as chill as I've dreamed. |
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Sep 28, 2016 01:52
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Higgy posted:No cool criminal history. HangRoose posted:it took me like 5 tries to figure out how to use the timg tag cool puppers! and yes, we'll need pics of mr. t also ---------------- |
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Sep 28, 2016 01:54
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Hogge Wild posted:cool puppers! sorry for the quality i didn't feel like setting up the light boxes for a photo shoot 
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Sep 28, 2016 02:19
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HangRoose posted:sorry for the quality i didn't feel like setting up the light boxes for a photo shoot hell ya mr. t looks like a yobster alright |
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Sep 28, 2016 02:21
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HangRoose posted:sorry for the quality i didn't feel like setting up the light boxes for a photo shoot  one of them hard shell cats i see |
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Sep 28, 2016 02:26
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of course he's hella chill he's a turtle you can't rile him |
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Big Mean Jerk posted:that turtle looks chill af turtles are cool
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Bo-Pepper posted:to answer your question from the thread i haven't seen rear end blow gif since old byob this is a good place but very different i had to type my credit card number into this sketchy site so i could see it in the goldmine or whatever worth it to relive the excitement |
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Chunky Salsa posted:Oh dang! When I get too stressed, I always want to quit and go raise alpacas on a farm and spin yarn. I hope it is as chill as I've dreamed. i would not recommend raising alpacas if you want a chill job; they are pretty rowdy and maybe even rootin'-tootin', rough-ridin' sort of pokes. also they will melt you with their adorable death rays that emanate from their beautiful eyes. basically if you do not want to do a lot of hard manual labor probably don't raise large animals but otherwise it is good. i am not raising these, though, i just provide hair removal services, grading, spinning, weaving, and sorting/pricing advice. it is nicer that way for jobs reasons.
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hi higgy! hi hangroose, nice pets! hello 'no they will not' nice sig palisader
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Palisader posted:eeeeeeexcellent nice yarn witch! also nice hell-baby, way to make a weird kid
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hamjobs posted:basically if you do not want to do a lot of hard manual labor probably don't raise large animals but otherwise it is good. i am not raising these, though, i just provide hair removal services, grading, spinning, weaving, and sorting/pricing advice. it is nicer that way for jobs reasons. Dang. I have raised goats before, so I would be somewhat prepared, but I think getting into your line of work would be way preferable if it were an option It's good to know that shaver and yarn spinner is a job option though, thank you 
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hamjobs posted:i would not recommend raising alpacas if you want a chill job; they are pretty rowdy and maybe even rootin'-tootin', rough-ridin' sort of pokes. also they will melt you with their adorable death rays that emanate from their beautiful eyes. i would love to hear more about alpacas and what you do
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i want to post some recipes in the yob cooking thread, but i never remember to take pictures. can i post one anyway?Chunky Salsa posted:It's good to know that shaver and yob spinner is a job option though, thank you |
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RedTonic posted:i want to post some recipes in the yob cooking thread, but i never remember to take pictures. can i post one anyway? you might get banned but i'd say just try it
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Luvcow posted:you might get banned but i'd say just try it  out of the frying ban and into the pyre
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Sep 28, 2016 03:15
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Sep 28, 2016 03:23
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I have a picture of a food truck that sets up on my route the the el station after work and caters to dogs specifically on my phone. that dog car and its attendant t line of dogs always cheers me up after a long day. I will figure out how to get it off my phone later.
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Krunge posted:Do ya'll love krunge? i dunno what it is but i feel mysteriously compelled to say i love krunge... must be something subliminal. |
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it's my grandmother's birthday today, she would be 107: her birth certificate always said the 24th but she swore it was a mistake and it was actually the 27th. she had a tough early life so you always had to trust her she was right. thats her and my grandfather hanging out in the early 30's, he played a banjo in a jazz band and she was a newspaper ad model. they were amazing and beautiful people who took in an ark worth of animals and people. both have obviously passed but just wanted to share a cool old picture of cool old people and say happy birthday gran. 
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yeah that whip is pretty sick thanks for the share luvcow |
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RedTonic posted:they looked like a happy couple. it's rad that you have that photograph. look at that sweet ride! ya they partied
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that is a great pic and story, I feel like I want to hang out with those folks
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heck ya happy bday luvgran |
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Manifisto posted:that is a great pic and story, I feel like I want to hang out with those folks people used to drive by and throw bags of kittens on their front lawn bc they knew that my granma would find them homes. in the 50s they had a pair of mallard ducks that they took in and mrs. mallard would walk with my grandmother as she hung up the laundry and hand her clothes pins.
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Dang that made me miss my grandma, she was a cool lady who told funny jokes and cooked delicious food. Rip to every grandma |
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