The Eternal Thread: 2016 is dead! Long live 2017!

[Ethel mermania]

So what does TET think of urban exploration?

*i* for one, am for it.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Well, I did. I laughed so hard I was left breathless and swooned from lack of air.

not that kinda swooned.

Shush it and hold me.

[Abserdia]

Dark theme is better, you big ol' scrub.

I use default since my new laptop has a line of pixels that isn't noticeable when the screen is white.

I believe pixels are supposed to be there, Serbi.

[Ethel mermania]

So what does TET think of urban exploration?

This city is 2km². I've seen the sights. I've done the do's. I've acclimated the climes. I've drudged through the dredge.

It's small here and I'm not trekking through the sewers, is my point.

when we were digging up a new substation, where the first electric powerplant in the world, which is in the city, we came away with a bunch of the original power cables from location. 120 years old.

[The Holy Empire of the Spaghetti Monster]

Dark rapes my eyes within about 30 minutes of prolonged usage.

Dark theme is better, you big ol' scrub.

Joke's on you, I know I'm a scrub.

[Gallade]

This city is 2km². I've seen the sights. I've done the do's. I've acclimated the climes. I've drudged through the dredge.

It's small here and I'm not trekking through the sewers, is my point.

when we were digging up a new substation, where the first electric powerplant in the world, which is in the city, we came away with a bunch of the original power cables from location. 120 years old.

I'm sure that was a lovely moment for you, you big history dork.

[Ethel mermania]

not that kinda swooned.

Shush it and hold me.

oh no, i am on to you, you just want the perfume

[Ethel mermania]

when we were digging up a new substation, where the first electric powerplant in the world, which is in the city, we came away with a bunch of the original power cables from location. 120 years old.

I'm sure that was a lovely moment for you, you big history dork.

holding edison's working cables in my hands was pretty cool, yes.

[Kannap]

Wonderful. Speaking of Snowpocalypse, my friend and I were just remembering the big one a few years back because she lives in an area that got hit hard by it.

Meanwhile, snow in the mountains is nothing to worry about here so I feel fine. I am making a trip to some stores tomorrow for things that aren't milk or bread.

This one, you mean?

Yes

[Gallade]

I'm sure that was a lovely moment for you, you big history dork.

holding edison's working cables in my hands was pretty cool, yes.

How much did they go for on eBay, you owe me 27 years of birthday presents.

[Kannap]

So I started another step of cruel adulthood: Establishing credit.

I had to jump on buying this textbook now since it was on sale for 150 dollars and in two days it was going to be 340 dollars.

[Astrolinium]

I'm sure that was a lovely moment for you, you big history dork.

holding edison's working cables in my hands was pretty cool, yes.

That is so cool.

[Mad hatters in jeans]

So what does TET think of urban exploration?

Is that what is happening in Aleppo?

[Farnhamia]

So what does TET think of urban exploration?

Is that what is happening in Aleppo?

That's urban deconstruction. Or explodation, if you will.

[Arcturus Novus]

So I started another step of cruel adulthood: Establishing credit.

I had to jump on buying this textbook now since it was on sale for 150 dollars and in two days it was going to be 340 dollars.

The prospect of a textbook costing more than two weeks' groceries for a family of four terrifies me.

[Valdiu]

So I started another step of cruel adulthood: Establishing credit.

I had to jump on buying this textbook now since it was on sale for 150 dollars and in two days it was going to be 340 dollars.

The prospect of a textbook costing more than two weeks' groceries for a family of four terrifies me.

College is about 7.5% overrated and 750% overpriced.

[Astrolinium]

So I started another step of cruel adulthood: Establishing credit.

I had to jump on buying this textbook now since it was on sale for 150 dollars and in two days it was going to be 340 dollars.

The prospect of a textbook costing more than two weeks' groceries for a family of four terrifies me.

The system is so fucking broken it's not even funny.

[Farnhamia]

The prospect of a textbook costing more than two weeks' groceries for a family of four terrifies me.

The system is so fucking broken it's not even funny.

Which system? There is more than one, you know.

[Valdiu]

The system is so fucking broken it's not even funny.

Which system? There is more than one, you know.

The Windows Vista operating system.

[Ethel mermania]

holding edison's working cables in my hands was pretty cool, yes.

How much did they go for on eBay, you owe me 27 years of birthday presents.

and think of the valentines day to your mother, unfortunately i had to give them back

[Farnhamia]

Which system? There is more than one, you know.

The Windows Vista operating system.

That's absolutely true.

[Gallade]

The prospect of a textbook costing more than two weeks' groceries for a family of four terrifies me.

The system is so fucking broken it's not even funny.

I know.

They actually keep free copies in these things called libraries. Anti-author monstrosities. Fight Big Communism, support your Thespians, playwrights, writers. Buy my treatise, 288.95€ in all good retailers.

[Arcturus Novus]

The system is so fucking broken it's not even funny.

I know.

They actually keep free copies in these things called libraries. Anti-author monstrosities. Fight Big Communism, support your Thespians, playwrights, writers. Buy my treatise, 288.95€ in all good retailers.

Except keeping a public copy of a textbook indefinitely is a dick move.

[Farnhamia]

I know.

They actually keep free copies in these things called libraries. Anti-author monstrosities. Fight Big Communism, support your Thespians, playwrights, writers. Buy my treatise, 288.95€ in all good retailers.

Except keeping a public copy of a textbook indefinitely is a dick move.

Definitely. Textbook prices are set by the publisher, of course. Torches and pitchforks, we're off to storm McGraw-Hill!

[Astrolinium]

Except keeping a public copy of a textbook indefinitely is a dick move.

Definitely. Textbook prices are set by the publisher, of course. Torches and pitchforks, we're off to storm McGraw-Hill!

Let's not forget Pearson and Prentice Hall.