The Eternal Thread: Poh-TET-oh, Poh-taw-toh!

[Esternial]

You forgot Flanders. *nod*

That's a soldier graveyard, not a country.

And the Netherlands is just a huge dike.

[The Princes of the Universe]

INCLUDE IT ANYWAY

I'll get the spray bottle

Hai Meerkat.

Hola.
How goes it?

Meesa so thirsty. Considering getting up to fetch water.

[The Holy Empire of the Spaghetti Monster]

INCLUDE IT ANYWAY


Hai Meerkat.

Hola.

How goes it?

Lots of hugging, apparently...

[The Blaatschapen]

That's a soldier graveyard, not a country.

And the Netherlands is just a huge dike.

To keep those graves from drowning. You're welcome.

[Hurdergaryp]

I may not view that as a positive. Gotta keep it vague or Hurde's head will start spinning and I'll get coated with frothy chaos vomit.

He'd have to pay export tariffs for that chaos vomit soon, you know.

Not very bloody likely. The United Kingdom, or what will remain of it, desires access to the European market even more than their precious sovereignty. So, assuming the current British government manages to survive long enough in order to activate article 50, it is to be expected that Great Britain in the future will be pretty much the same as Norway: still complying to European federal law in order to remain a preferred trade partner, while having nothing to say anymore about how those laws come into being. Makes you wonder if the UK doesn't actually have more sovereignty at the moment, but maybe that's just me.

[Greater Orensta]

I'll get the spray bottle

Hola.
How goes it?

Meesa so thirsty. Considering getting up to fetch water.

I don't own a cat!

[The Blaatschapen]

He'd have to pay export tariffs for that chaos vomit soon, you know.

Not very bloody likely. The United Kingdom, or what will remain of it, desires access to the European market even more than their precious sovereignty. So, assuming the current British government manages to survive long enough in order to activate article 50, it is to be expected that Great Britain in the future will be pretty much the same as Norway: still complying to European federal law in order to remain a preferred trade partner, while having nothing to say anymore about how those laws come into being. Makes you wonder if the UK doesn't actually have more sovereignty at the moment, but maybe that's just me.

Stop ruining fun with facts.

[Val Halla]

Video game fanboys are a strange bunch.

[The Holy Therns]

Meerkat, my darling! Just what I need.

Here I am, in your time of need.

Hi there.

There is meerkat. Everything is okay now.

[The Princes of the Universe]

(Image)

I don't own a cat!

Basement Cat is inescapable...

[Greater Orensta]

I don't own a cat!

Basement Cat is inescapable...

LE FLAT FACE SHALL COMBAT THIS DEMON

[The Holy Empire of the Spaghetti Monster]

He'd have to pay export tariffs for that chaos vomit soon, you know.

Not very bloody likely. The United Kingdom, or what will remain of it, desires access to the European market even more than their precious sovereignty. So, assuming the current British government manages to survive long enough in order to activate article 50, it is to be expected that Great Britain in the future will be pretty much the same as Norway: still complying to European federal law in order to remain a preferred trade partner, while having nothing to say anymore about how those laws come into being. Makes you wonder if the UK doesn't actually have more sovereignty at the moment, but maybe that's just me.

With the whole Brexit thing, I've been listening to this so much more lately...

[The Princes of the Universe]

Basement Cat is inescapable...

LE FLAT FACE SHALL COMBAT THIS DEMON

Not likely.

[Lordieth]

Here I am, in your time of need.

Hi there.

There is meerkat. Everything is okay now.

I'll just stand over here being Meerkat-ish.

[The Princes of the Universe]

There is meerkat. Everything is okay now.

I'll just stand over here being Meerkat-ish.

Can I pet you?

[Hurdergaryp]

Not very bloody likely. The United Kingdom, or what will remain of it, desires access to the European market even more than their precious sovereignty. So, assuming the current British government manages to survive long enough in order to activate article 50, it is to be expected that Great Britain in the future will be pretty much the same as Norway: still complying to European federal law in order to remain a preferred trade partner, while having nothing to say anymore about how those laws come into being. Makes you wonder if the UK doesn't actually have more sovereignty at the moment, but maybe that's just me.

Stop ruining fun with facts.

Facts are my kind of fun.

[Galloism]

I oddly enjoy this music video, even though it might be their strangest one ever.

[Val Halla]

There is meerkat. Everything is okay now.

I'll just stand over here being Meerkat-ish.

Our college got meerkats recently.

No idea why. We just have some now.

[Idzequitch]

I don't own a cat!

Basement Cat is inescapable...

You changeded you's flag.

[Hurdergaryp]

Video game fanboys are a strange bunch.

It took you long enough to find that out.

[Val Halla]

I oddly enjoy this music video, even though it might be their strangest one ever.

The video for "Epic" by Faith No More is still decidedly my favourite music video ever. There are far better ones, but... The 80sness, and the exuberance of Mike Patton is delightful

[Greater Orensta]

LE FLAT FACE SHALL COMBAT THIS DEMON

Not likely.

Very likely.
You egg

[Val Halla]

Video game fanboys are a strange bunch.

It took you long enough to find that out.

People were really so upset about Dante's haircut in DMC: Devil May Cry? I'd be more annoyed about how daft that name is. It's Devil May Cry: Devil May Cry for crying out load.

[Hurdergaryp]

I'll just stand over here being Meerkat-ish.

Our college got meerkats recently.

No idea why. We just have some now.

Living, breathing meerkats? Well, that is unconventional.

[Balkenreich]

Penned first chapter of the First book.

Feeling manly.