TETanu...sorry, can't do it >_>

[Allancia]

He lived in LA, and he got Alzheimer's right as this wildfire or whatever nearby started spewing ash. When we were visiting to take care of him, the pool got coated in this gray carpet. He died a little later, so we got to drain it before it got too filthy and started brewing toxic chemicals.

Aw

It's fine. By the time I could have gotten to know him, his personality and memories were dead anyways.
What's funny is that he actually had this whole collection of neckties that got passed down to my dad after he died. It's something like, 80 or 100 neckties. My dream is to one day wear all of them.

[Dyakovo]

Who the hell do you think you are

My grandpa had this pool that he maintained religiously for decades. Like, I'm not even kidding, decades. He died just a few months before the drought started and it was drained.

I always interpret "doing something religiously" as meaning "doing it half-heartedly for an hour once a week"...

[Western Pacific Territories]

Before the new cap, I think 1000 or so pages.

Remember when the Wombat broke the site?

Where is the Wombat?

[Allancia]

He lived in LA, and he got Alzheimer's right as this wildfire or whatever nearby started spewing ash. When we were visiting to take care of him, the pool got coated in this gray carpet. He died a little later, so we got to drain it before it got too filthy and started brewing toxic chemicals.

Alzheimer's is a very sad disease. My great grandma couldn't even remember that she had children and grand children. She thought she was still seven years old. The poor woman would breakdown into tears because "she didn't want to move back the town of Sauðárkrókur (she grew up there when she was young).

It's terrible indeed. My dad said that he used to be such a fun person, but it seemed as though his memories had been wiped like a chalkboard. The scientific community has purportedly found a promising eventual treatment for it, so there may be hope for the future.

[Allancia]

My grandpa had this pool that he maintained religiously for decades. Like, I'm not even kidding, decades. He died just a few months before the drought started and it was drained.

I always interpret "doing something religiously" as meaning "doing it half-heartedly for an hour once a week"...

He pretty much laid mattresses in his backyard for several years so he could clean it.
Although that is a pretty accurate description of that idiom.

[Talvezout]

My grandpa had this pool that he maintained religiously for decades. Like, I'm not even kidding, decades. He died just a few months before the drought started and it was drained.

I always interpret "doing something religiously" as meaning "doing it half-heartedly for an hour once a week"...

That would be doing it the Catholic way methinks

(You know, cafeteria Catholics... never mind.)

Aw

It's fine. By the time I could have gotten to know him, his personality and memories were dead anyways.
What's funny is that he actually had this whole collection of neckties that got passed down to my dad after he died. It's something like, 80 or 100 neckties. My dream is to one day wear all of them.

At once or one each day?

[Dyakovo]

I added the ones I could find and fixed the OP.

You lot better appreciate that. That makes this number 134. Unless I missed some. Which I probably did.

What's been the biggest TET? I think the wombat made it to 11 thousand.

The first one at 6,618 pages.

[Republic of Canador]

Alzheimer's is a very sad disease. My great grandma couldn't even remember that she had children and grand children. She thought she was still seven years old. The poor woman would breakdown into tears because "she didn't want to move back the town of Sauðárkrókur (she grew up there when she was young).

It's terrible indeed. My dad said that he used to be such a fun person, but it seemed as though his memories had been wiped like a chalkboard. The scientific community has purportedly found a promising eventual treatment for it, so there may be hope for the future.

I certainly hope so. Nobody should have to witness a loved one go through that.

[Western Pacific Territories]

Has anyone ever heard of the Oceanos?

[Dyakovo]

He lived in LA, and he got Alzheimer's right as this wildfire or whatever nearby started spewing ash. When we were visiting to take care of him, the pool got coated in this gray carpet. He died a little later, so we got to drain it before it got too filthy and started brewing toxic chemicals.

Alzheimer's is a very sad disease. My great grandma couldn't even remember that she had children and grand children. She thought she was still seven years old. The poor woman would breakdown into tears because "she didn't want to move back the town of Sauðárkrókur (she grew up there when she was young).

If you forget you have alzheimer's, does that mean you're cured?

[Allancia]

I always interpret "doing something religiously" as meaning "doing it half-heartedly for an hour once a week"...

That would be doing it the Catholic way methinks

(You know, cafeteria Catholics... never mind.)

It's fine. By the time I could have gotten to know him, his personality and memories were dead anyways.
What's funny is that he actually had this whole collection of neckties that got passed down to my dad after he died. It's something like, 80 or 100 neckties. My dream is to one day wear all of them.

At once or one each day?

Both.

Alzheimer's is a very sad disease. My great grandma couldn't even remember that she had children and grand children. She thought she was still seven years old. The poor woman would breakdown into tears because "she didn't want to move back the town of Sauðárkrókur (she grew up there when she was young).

If you forget you have alzheimer's, does that mean you're cured?

I guess so.

It's terrible indeed. My dad said that he used to be such a fun person, but it seemed as though his memories had been wiped like a chalkboard. The scientific community has purportedly found a promising eventual treatment for it, so there may be hope for the future.

I certainly hope so. Nobody should have to witness a loved one go through that.

My dad was pretty chipper during our visit to his house to clean up the place, and he cried at neither his father's funeral nor at his mother's. What's weird is that he was really close to them too.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

All I care is that my claim to CXVII is legitimate.

You get nothingeverything.

The feeling is mutual.

[Talvezout]

That would be doing it the Catholic way methinks

(You know, cafeteria Catholics... never mind.)



At once or one each day?

Both.]

Wew lad.

[Western Pacific Territories]

Both.]

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Correction:

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[Talvezout]

Both.]

Wew lad.

Correction:

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FTFY

[Republic of Canador]

Alzheimer's is a very sad disease. My great grandma couldn't even remember that she had children and grand children. She thought she was still seven years old. The poor woman would breakdown into tears because "she didn't want to move back the town of Sauðárkrókur (she grew up there when she was young).

If you forget you have alzheimer's, does that mean you're cured?

I'd certainly rather die young with my brain intact than live long with no recollection of myself.

[Ethel mermania]

All I care is that my claim to CXVII is legitimate.

You get nothing.

Heh. -- tough crowd.

[Dyakovo]

If you forget you have alzheimer's, does that mean you're cured?

I'd certainly rather die young with my brain intact than live long with no recollection of myself.

For a reasonable fee, that can be arranged...

[Allancia]

I'd certainly rather die young with my brain intact than live long with no recollection of myself.

For a reasonable fee, that can be arranged...

I'm reasonably sure that that is illegal.

[Republic of Canador]

I'd certainly rather die young with my brain intact than live long with no recollection of myself.

For a reasonable fee, that can be arranged...

Just how reasonable?

[Ethel mermania]

For a reasonable fee, that can be arranged...

I'm reasonably sure that that is illegal.

Possibly, your point?

[Allancia]

I'm reasonably sure that that is illegal.

Possibly, your point?

...
Astute as always, Merman.

[Luna Amore]

You get nothing.

Heh. -- tough crowd.

You get Furry's claim. And a ham sandwich.

[Republic of Canador]

I accidentally kicked my dog. I feel like complete shit now.

[Katyuscha]

I accidentally kicked my dog. I feel like complete shit now.

I feel you on that, though I can't blame myself when he's the one running in front of my legs