What my plan was when I created the ZOT

(and how I ended up) ^ | June 28, 2010 | Lord Dagon

[NicknamedBob]

"... of course you don’t want to put food in the vending machine through the coin slot!"

Indeed not. That only works for Necco wafers.

If you work it right, you put the food in elsewhere, and in exchange you get to take coins away from the vending machine. Though even then you don't use the coin slot.

[Darksheare]

Ouch.
Anti-inflammatory meds I take it?

[NicknamedBob]

Every teen-aged boy should take them.

[NicknamedBob]

Darksheare (I've been told that I drive like a cop. I don't know if that's a compliment or an insult.)

How many vehicles have you gone through?

[Darksheare]

Only one accident, and it wasn’t my fault.

[NicknamedBob]

Yeah, that’s what all the cop reports say.

[Darksheare]

LOL!
Hmm.
You have a point there.

[NicknamedBob]

"Hmm. You have a point there."

Everybody notices it these days. I don't have enough hair to hide it anymore.

[Darksheare]

Thankfully I still have enough to hide my leftover nubs where my horns once sat.
The tail was a bit of a messy piece of work it was.
At least I didn’t have cloven hooves.
*yick*

[NicknamedBob]

"The tail was a bit of a messy piece of work it was. At least I didn’t have cloven hooves. *yick*"

Ah, yes. Tails can really interfere with a proper sense of fashion.

Dawn and Tawney were puzzled by the configuration of their belts, until Dawn realized that the saddle shape was supposed to fit just over the tail. Then the previously unseen hook on the belt looked strange as well. Tam showed them that their tails could be gracefully draped over that like a cowboy’s lariat. ("Cage" -- NnB)

[sionnsar]

Ouch. Sounds like when I ran into a car on my bicycle. It's a long story (ending in coaster brake failure); but I got rather a bit banged up, and the bicycle was wrecked. Hope he'll be okay.

Looong day today. Working on a magazine article due next week before we leave for camp. Started it last week but just wasn't able to write. Most of the day and I've only got 1000 words down, my two lengthiest topics are done, it's supposed to be 2400 words though I negotiated it to 1600. Sigh.

[Darksheare]

Can also interfere with changing clothes quickly.

[sionnsar]

"Interesting that the machine is descriminating against Curreny from Canada."
Theirs has moose fat in it. Very gummy.

We get many good things from Canada. including conservatives (I used to work for one), but take it from me (please) you Do Not Want Canadian Curreny! Moose fat and tropical spices... if you didn't need something before for what ails ya, you will after.

[Tax-chick]

... *and* tropical spices. *shudder*

I think I’ll skip supper, after all.

[Tax-chick]

*snicker*

Meds for pain.

[sionnsar]

... *and* tropical spices. *shudder*
I think I’ll skip supper, after all.

Oh man. (Yah, okay... but I can't say "O Woman" can I?) Those spices are GOOD! albeit pungent

The best airline meal I have ever had was breakfast on an Indian airline flying from New Delhi to Bangalore. Yes, you had to open up the cardboard container to access the contents, laid out something like a bento box. Food for the masses.

And also vegetarian, considering that most of southern India is vegetarian. But everything was delicious if unfamiliar -- though a bit spicier than I'm used to everyday; I am not used to having my breakfast leaving a burn on the lips, however delightful.

I know the name of NONE of the foods in that meal. No way to replicate it. Vegetarian in North America is at best boring; not so in India.

[ThomasThomas]

Does this mean we can call you hot lips sionnsar?

[NicknamedBob]

"Does this mean we can call you hot lips sionnsar?"

No. Sionnsar already means "Hot Lips". Calling him hot lips would be like calling him sionnsar-sionnsar.

You do understand, don't you ThomasThomas? ... ...

Oh, wait ....

[Dead Corpse]

A mind is a terrible thing to taste...

[NicknamedBob]

Salt helps.