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Yes, finally got the d#%@ door to open.
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If they made a game of it, they'd take turns guessing what it means and then actually trying it to see if it worked.
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So it is almost entirely unlike tea?
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I would put them alongside those who abandon their children. When we adopt pets, we take on the same kind of responsibility for their wellbeing that we do when we have children. Every pet I have ever had I have considered to be my little friend, and I cry for them when they die.
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Even the new descriptions given in spellbooks imply "experimentation required" even if the spells themselves haven't changed. Not really, more like there would be more need of experimentation for NEW spells. Maybe they were, but I understand this as Nanase trying to guess what the description means by deduction alone.
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Absinthe make the heart grow fonder.
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Even the new descriptions given in spellbooks imply "experimentation required" even if the spells themselves haven't changed. Though apparently Ellen and Nanase were experimenting while trying to figure out what the old descriptions said, so at least now it's more strongly implied?
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Well I didn't bothered visiting the less interesting ones. My experience with mass has to do with weddings and funerals ... I think it wasn't technically funeral as that was in different city? Was easier to move the coffin than all the people who wanted to give her goodbye, probably. I did not realize that there was a committee that rated drink names. I'll be sure to pass your assessment along the next time I see "Long Island Iced Tea" on the menu. I would be surprised if there would be only one ... however, if there isn't, high time to found it! (There is already committee which said that drink can't be called rum unless it's based on sugarcane. EXACTLY with the claim that it's false advertising. REGULATION (EC) No 110/2008 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL ... never underestimate bureaucracy ...) I suppose that Green Fairy also doesn't contain any fairy and baby oil any babies. However, in case of the Long Island Iced Tea, there is real potential for confusion.
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Good point, however most people don't know she can summon things other than hammers. Yes. And yes, fairies would be much better way to show that than the sword. The pizza is unlikely to need reheat when brought, and between Grace and Nanase is unlikely to last long enough to get cold.
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I had a hard time figuring out what your first sentence meant, then I laughed. Church buildings are interesting in their own right, so I get that. My experience with mass has to do with weddings and funerals as well, and one Christmas Eve, I went with several friends to a big name Catholic Church in NYC, St. Peters in mid town Manhattan, if memory serves. It was different; the uhm, bishop?, was waving a large censer on a chain hanging from a long pole he was carrying. I didn't see any rats nor cockroaches, so whatever he was burning in it must have been effective. St. Peters was big and bright, and there were lots of people, I think he spoke some Latin, and that's all I can recall. I did not realize that there was a committee that rated drink names. I'll be sure to pass your assessment along the next time I see "Long Island Iced Tea" on the menu. Is this a truth in advertising kind of thing? Because if it is, you might also be interested to know that a Grasshopper contains no actual grasshoppers. There is probably some room for development here, where you could make a more nutritious version that actually used insect guts. See also, Girl Scout Cookies.
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If the pizza needs reheated, they can just hold it near Ashley's face.
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Good point, however most people don't know she can summon things other than hammers.
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Lol, to be sure. I was referring to the raw ingredient, not the finished product, but I know you know that. Yes I know.
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Unless Susan feels like talking about her magic, her stun hammers are going to remain on hold for this party I suspect. Hmm. Susan can call multiply fairies now. She might pull them out as an example of her summon thing spell with out needing to explain why she has so many weapons in her magic box. Susan is generally known in school as hammer queen. Ashley certainly knows. (And everyone else already knows even more detail about the hammers than she have.)
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Yeah, there is a reason I moved away from all that, or rather, didn't move back to it. 20 F is unusually cold here. We have a few days each year. Rarely much below that.
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I knew what it was, I've been to a couple of masses. The article said that Lutherans have mass. I went to a Lutheran church when I was little, and we never called it mass, but then again, there are different flavors of Lutheran. I went to multiple churches, but was very careful to not do it when something is in progress there. Waaait ... maybe that thing with last goodbye to grandma counted? Quoting Wiki: Long Island Iced Tea: I consider that quite weak reason.
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Lol, to be sure. I was referring to the raw ingredient, not the finished product, but I know you know that.
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We are looking at 10 days of highs in the 40's and lows in mid 20's. Rain on Saturday and Sunday.
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No, ranches have fences and bison are rare. The modern engines out-mass their mid 19th century counterparts by a significant factor. I think the end result of a collision would be hamburger. I don't believe that. There is not enough ketchup nor mustard involved, also where would the bread-roll came from? It's a wild west trope that has some basis in history. It would not be as feasible today. For one thing, trains carried and distributed wealth. Today, not so much. Note that I was describing Europe. But yes, good point: nowadays, most of wealth doesn't really exists so it doesn't need to be transported. And debt is usually transported by internet. When I was a kid, hundred car trains were not uncommon. It has been decades since I've seen those. Always freight. If there were ever such long trains of passengers, I'm not aware of it. The infrastructure, the passenger stations, do not support it. The typical Amtrak in our area is typically about four cars. I see. Hmmm ... not sure what is average length of freight train in Europe. I remember counting them when young, but not the result.
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I knew what it was, I've been to a couple of masses. The article said that Lutherans have mass. I went to a Lutheran church when I was little, and we never called it mass, but then again, there are different flavors of Lutheran. Quoting Wiki: Long Island Iced Tea:
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Unless Susan feels like talking about her magic, her stun hammers are going to remain on hold for this party I suspect. Hmm. Susan can call multiply fairies now. She might pull them out as an example of her summon thing spell with out needing to explain why she has so many weapons in her magic box.
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I strongly suspect that a sleeper hold is not called for in the current Ashley going bbbb state. I agree, however it would still be better than knockouting her with fist or ... ... waaait ... maybe Susan's stun hammers would be even safer than sleeper hold. Still not called for, but Susan is in state to use them, Grace wouldn't be reliable when tired like this.
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No, ranches have fences and bison are rare. The modern engines out-mass their mid 19th century counterparts by a significant factor. I think the end result of a collision would be hamburger. It's a wild west trope that has some basis in history. It would not be as feasible today. For one thing, trains carried and distributed wealth. Today, not so much. When I was a kid, hundred car trains were not uncommon. It has been decades since I've seen those. Always freight. If there were ever such long trains of passengers, I'm not aware of it. The infrastructure, the passenger stations, do not support it. The typical Amtrak in our area is typically about four cars.
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I strongly suspect that a sleeper hold is not called for in the current Ashley going bbbb state.
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Accidentally, no. Intentionally, yes. She's just wizard, not seer. She may be unable to cast the spell differently than the original. There could be some new quirks to magic that didn't exist before the "not change" though, like how Tedd goofed with the size limitation, that might still result in unexpected wardrobe malfunctions. Tedd might have been able to sync clothing changes with becoming half size, but there might be sync issues with half scale or smaller especially with dynamic morphs. Point. And even if nothing changed, it might become necessary to re-do some more risky experiments to verify that. Humans are generally operating on distributed internal chemical engine which is not really possible to unplug. There is option of forced restart, but is generally considered risky and only one with any actual experience with it is Grace. However, humans also have quite good system of priority interrupts. I think it will be possible to make her work again with pizza, at least when she starts being hungry. (Note that optical or acoustic interrupt might not work, I'm talking about olfactory interrupt.)
