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Susan has been happy and touchy twice in a row with Ashley being involved.  This is doing nothing from stopping Susan<>Elliot<>Ashley from becoming my primary OT3.  Sadly, the original OT3 of Sarah<>Tedd<>Grace is now in danger do to Sarah having a non Tedd [Boy|Girl] friend in Sam.  So SEA is the current sorta supported OT3. Now all we need is a comic where all 3 of Susan, Elliot and Ashley are on screen together.

I see Arthur setting down the report, dialing the phone, and asking "Edward?  Do you know any young people who are not ridiculously overpowered?"
 

The official timeline on MV5 is "slightly before Squirrel Prophet" so, yeah, it's finished.

Here is,
So, no progress on the door, but some nice point of view things between Justin and Tedd.  I wonder if Tedd is aware of the MV5 forms that Sarah, Ellen and Grace made.

My instructors tended towards overkill. They were oceanographers and US Navy divers doing graduate work at the Naval War College (it’s right across the bay from the oceanography school.) To be fair it was in the pool and it did pay off for one student. She had her regulator fail at around 100 ft. And her buddy was one of the SEAL instructors. She swam over to him, signaled her loss of air, and used his secondary regulator to ascend with him.  She was so calm the instructor thought one of his friends or professors we were diving with had put her up to it.  
In order to even dive in open water we were required to drop our weight belt, mask and snorkel at the bottom of the high dive pool, then surface dive in full winter wet suit back down, put the weight belt back on, put the mask on and clear it of water, put the snorkel in and ascend slowly to clear the snorkel. That’s not part of any civilian scuba training, but I never felt ill prepared for any dive I ever did. 

My instructors tended towards overkill. They were oceanographers and US Navy divers doing graduate work at the Naval War College (it’s right across the bay from the oceanography school.) To be fair it was in the pool and it did pay off for one student. She had her regulator fail at around 100 ft. And her buddy was one of the SEAL instructors. She swam over to him, signaled her loss of air, and used his secondary regulator to ascend with him.  She was so calm the instructor thought one of his friends or professors we were diving with had put her up to it.  
In order to even dive in open water we were required to drop our weight belt, mask and snorkel at the bottom of the high dive pool, then surface dive in full winter wet suit back down, put the weight belt back on, put the mask on and clear it of water, put the snorkel in and ascend slowly to clear the snorkel. That’s not part of any civilian scuba training, but I never felt ill prepared for any dive I ever did. 

My instructors tended towards overkill. They were oceanographers and US Navy divers doing graduate work at the Naval War College (it’s right across the bay from the oceanography school.) To be fair it was in the pool and it did pay off for one student. She had her regulator fail at around 100 ft. And her buddy was one of the SEAL instructors. She swam over to him, signaled her loss of air, and used his secondary regulator to ascend with him.  She was so calm the instructor thought one of his friends or professors we were diving with had put her up to it.  
In order to even dive in open water we were required to drop our weight belt, mask and snorkel at the bottom of the high dive pool, then surface dive in full winter wet suit back down, put the weight belt back on, put the mask on and clear it of water, put the snorkel in and ascend slowly to clear the snorkel. That’s not part of any civilian scuba training, but I never felt ill prepared for any dive I ever did. 

The body has a forced breath reaction to CO2 above a certain threshold, there isn’t a O2 bio sensor as such. In fact any anaerobic exercise is due to a local lack of O2 and ATP to burn. This is why if you want to hold your breath for a longer time it pays to breathe out deeply a few times first to purge your lungs of as much residual CO2 as possible.

At this point I feel like mentioning that I've always imagined the Duck with a deep gravely voice. Not that women can't have deep gravely voices, but it's rare enough that it makes the idea of the Duck being female even more striking to me. 

Maybe he just identifies as male.  After all he isn't referred to as the Demonic Drake.

My head cannon on what we're missing is a reverse camera shot with the tickle fight out of focus in the near foreground and the focus on Ashley sidling up to Susan with a bucket of popcorn (because of course Susan has the best viewing angle). Neither looks at each other in the below exchanges, but look straight at the camera the whole time.
Ashley: "So you like to watch?"
Susan: "Yes"  [Takes out chopsticks to eat the popcorn.]
Ashley: "So have you ever watched Elliot?"
Susan:  [Blushing] "No."
Ashley: [Blushing] "Would you like to?"
Both: [Awkward pause]
Ashley: [Flustered] "... Not that I've even asked him, and we've only kissed, but he's a good kisser, and ... I should stop talking ..."
Susan: "If he was okay with it, I would consider it ... for science."
 

Kevin the Cowardly Wand has so far been more of a Barrel of Schtick and a Brown Trowser Job.

Maybe he just identifies as male.  After all he isn't referred to as the Demonic Drake.

Now you have me wondering if one of the magical artifacts might be an Endless Barrel of Exposition.

Mkay, uploading a few of my old ones that I seem to remember being popular:

If you haven't listened to it, I would recommend The History of English Podcast ( http://historyofenglishpodcast.com/ ).
Also *groan*

 

At this rate, sooner or later, we will all be singing for Meow Mix. WHERE ARE THE BUN-BUNS?!?! 

I really did not want to post this.
But it is a cosmic force compelling this action.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug75diEyiA0

https://www.patreon.com/posts/strechies-18320924
It's a bit cliche, but I still think the best thing to say in a situation like this is, "Meow!"

For all the comments Mass Effect gets, the "romance" options tend to be very vanilla.  It's as if no one on the design team read a sci fi book, or read anything honest about people on a ship for long periods of time. At the very least the Renegade path for Shepard should have allowed for polyamory for flavor reasons - though I'd argue that Paragon Shepard could be more than willing to help out a crewmate or two, or three ...

Currently listening to the UK vs. France women's Rugby 7s game - and the other 7s games being played today.  Just listening because I'm working on something - but Rugby 7s is an awesome game.