TET: What the TET?

[Duhon]

Just hastily linking this for later.

[Hurdergaryp]

Yes. I-Pop.

'Tis I, Pop.

And pop goes the Thernsy.

[Asherahan]

'Tis I, Pop.

And pop goes the Thernsy.

Don\t get it.

[Duhon]

Yep, election watching keeps on shitting on my spirits, three years on.

Bailing for better health. Adios, Aussies.

[The Xenopolis Confederation]

Apparently TMI. As such Edited the question out.

Maybe you're just a megalomaniac. Congrats though.

[Asherahan]

Apparently TMI. As such Edited the question out.

Maybe you're just a megalomaniac. Congrats though.

I assuming your commenting on the question I asked. I don't know if I am a megalomaniac but I just found the whole matter hilarious. Also its been 7 years since that event happened and I proudly say I haven't laughed in such event after that.

[Andsed]

As I lay in my bed watching my vision fade to nothingness before it reaches the ceiling, only the lonely red glow of an off button at the far end of my room to provide a sense of light I hear the sound. Past the low drone of the AC and the fan twirling above my head, in the distance the lonely sounds of polka music from my Polish neighbour. Goodnight everybody, rara zvakanaka.

Jeeze you could of just said good night. Bloody drama queen.

[Kannap]

As I lay in my bed watching my vision fade to nothingness before it reaches the ceiling, only the lonely red glow of an off button at the far end of my room to provide a sense of light I hear the sound. Past the low drone of the AC and the fan twirling above my head, in the distance the lonely sounds of polka music from my Polish neighbour. Goodnight everybody, rara zvakanaka.

Jeeze you could of just said good night. Bloody drama queen.

Where's the fun in that though?

[Kannap]

As I lay in my bed watching my vision fade to nothingness before it reaches the ceiling, only the lonely red glow of an off button at the far end of my room to provide a sense of light I hear the sound. Past the low drone of the AC and the fan twirling above my head, in the distance the lonely sounds of polka music from my Polish neighbour. Goodnight everybody, rara zvakanaka.

Okay, I lost it at "in the distance, the lonely sounds of polka music"

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Spring is definitely here. Storm warnings and tornado watches galore. \o/

[Farnhamia]

Spring is definitely here. Storm warnings and tornado watches galore. \o/

Yep. Little tiny hail here yesterday, great big stuff out on the Eastern Plains, which would be Western Plains for you. It's all uphill. The lowest point in my state is higher than the highest in yours. Of course, we legalized weed some years ago, so most everything here is higher ... *wanders off*

[New haven america]

Why is this weekend class taking an hour off for lunch.

Why are they wasting time? Do these people not want to get out as fast as possible?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Spring is definitely here. Storm warnings and tornado watches galore. \o/

Yep. Little tiny hail here yesterday, great big stuff out on the Eastern Plains, which would be Western Plains for you. It's all uphill. The lowest point in my state is higher than the highest in yours. Of course, we legalized weed some years ago, so most everything here is higher ... *wanders off*

We legalized weed here too. However, you’re probably higher than the highest here. *lame, Nana, lame*

[Kannap]

Why is this weekend class taking an hour off for lunch.

Why are they wasting time? Do these people not want to get out as fast as possible?

How long is the class?

[Kannap]

Spring is definitely here. Storm warnings and tornado watches galore. \o/

Yep. Little tiny hail here yesterday, great big stuff out on the Eastern Plains, which would be Western Plains for you. It's all uphill. The lowest point in my state is higher than the highest in yours. Of course, we legalized weed some years ago, so most everything here is higher ... *wanders off*

Meanwhile my state has sea level for the lowest point and the highest point doubles as the highest point in eastern mainland North America, a wide range of elevation across this average excuse of a state.

[Ethel mermania]

Yep. Little tiny hail here yesterday, great big stuff out on the Eastern Plains, which would be Western Plains for you. It's all uphill. The lowest point in my state is higher than the highest in yours. Of course, we legalized weed some years ago, so most everything here is higher ... *wanders off*

Meanwhile my state has sea level for the lowest point and the highest point doubles as the highest point in eastern mainland North America, a wide range of elevation across this average excuse of a state.

I like Maine, pretty seacoasts next to mountains

[Kannap]

Meanwhile my state has sea level for the lowest point and the highest point doubles as the highest point in eastern mainland North America, a wide range of elevation across this average excuse of a state.

I like Maine, pretty seacoasts next to mountains

Hope to visit one day, planning to walk there.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Meanwhile my state has sea level for the lowest point and the highest point doubles as the highest point in eastern mainland North America, a wide range of elevation across this average excuse of a state.

I like Maine, pretty seacoasts next to mountains

I love Maine legends. Very spooky.

[Kannap]

I like Maine, pretty seacoasts next to mountains

I love Maine legends. Very spooky.

I don't think I've heard any, but I've been found of NC folklore and legends. While in Asheville I lived - unknowingly until I walked under it one day - two miles from Helen's Bridge. Was walking with a friend and she said I was stupid when I said I felt a chill pass over me when walking under the bridge.

It was most likely just knowing the legend of the bridge and knowing what happened there being sad and chilling - less so about believing Helen is still wandering around there.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I love Maine legends. Very spooky.

I don't think I've heard any, but I've been found of NC folklore and legends. While in Asheville I lived - unknowingly until I walked under it one day - two miles from Helen's Bridge. Was walking with a friend and she said I was stupid when I said I felt a chill pass over me when walking under the bridge.

It was most likely just knowing the legend of the bridge and knowing what happened there being sad and chilling - less so about believing Helen is still wandering around there.

You guys have some nice spooky ones, yes. Like the one about the patch of grass that won’t grow. It’s apparently deemed a place where Satan walks. Which is why vegetation doesn’t grow in that patch.

[Kannap]

I don't think I've heard any, but I've been found of NC folklore and legends. While in Asheville I lived - unknowingly until I walked under it one day - two miles from Helen's Bridge. Was walking with a friend and she said I was stupid when I said I felt a chill pass over me when walking under the bridge.

It was most likely just knowing the legend of the bridge and knowing what happened there being sad and chilling - less so about believing Helen is still wandering around there.

You guys have some nice spooky ones, yes. Like the one about the patch of grass that won’t grow. It’s apparently deemed a place where Satan walks. Which is why vegetation doesn’t grow in that patch.

See, I know I don't believe that story in the slightest but will you catch me visiting that place? Absolutely not.

The story of Helen's Bridge details that the bridge was built in 1909 to access a nearby mansion (the bridge was not named, of course, that would be like naming your driveway). Helen lived in or near the mansion, and her daughter died in a fire at the mansion or in a house near the mansion. Either way, Helen, distraught, hangs herself from the bridge - hence the name.

I, at least, believe that part of the story. It's 100% plausible and makes logical sense. The legend continues, and I'm not sure I believe it but it sure made for a spooky and uncomfortable feeling when I personally walked under the bridge. The legend continues by saying that Helen's spirit still comes upon travelers near the bridge to ask if they've seen her daughter. Also, if you park your car under the bridge - day or night - and call her name, allegedly she'll appear. People have also reported that their cars allegedly would not start when they went to leave after calling on her.

[Farnhamia]

Meanwhile my state has sea level for the lowest point and the highest point doubles as the highest point in eastern mainland North America, a wide range of elevation across this average excuse of a state.

I like Maine, pretty seacoasts next to mountains

Ayuh, but ya can't get theah from heah.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

You guys have some nice spooky ones, yes. Like the one about the patch of grass that won’t grow. It’s apparently deemed a place where Satan walks. Which is why vegetation doesn’t grow in that patch.

See, I know I don't believe that story in the slightest but will you catch me visiting that place? Absolutely not.

The story of Helen's Bridge details that the bridge was built in 1909 to access a nearby mansion (the bridge was not named, of course, that would be like naming your driveway). Helen lived in or near the mansion, and her daughter died in a fire at the mansion or in a house near the mansion. Either way, Helen, distraught, hangs herself from the bridge - hence the name.

I, at least, believe that part of the story. It's 100% plausible and makes logical sense. The legend continues, and I'm not sure I believe it but it sure made for a spooky and uncomfortable feeling when I personally walked under the bridge. The legend continues by saying that Helen's spirit still comes upon travelers near the bridge to ask if they've seen her daughter. Also, if you park your car under the bridge - day or night - and call her name, allegedly she'll appear. People have also reported that their cars allegedly would not start when they went to leave after calling on her.

Oh I don’t particularly believe in it either, but I do enjoy reading legends. It’s a hobby.

[Kannap]

I like Maine, pretty seacoasts next to mountains

Ayuh, but ya can't get theah from heah.

Is this sheep latin?

[Kannap]

See, I know I don't believe that story in the slightest but will you catch me visiting that place? Absolutely not.

The story of Helen's Bridge details that the bridge was built in 1909 to access a nearby mansion (the bridge was not named, of course, that would be like naming your driveway). Helen lived in or near the mansion, and her daughter died in a fire at the mansion or in a house near the mansion. Either way, Helen, distraught, hangs herself from the bridge - hence the name.

I, at least, believe that part of the story. It's 100% plausible and makes logical sense. The legend continues, and I'm not sure I believe it but it sure made for a spooky and uncomfortable feeling when I personally walked under the bridge. The legend continues by saying that Helen's spirit still comes upon travelers near the bridge to ask if they've seen her daughter. Also, if you park your car under the bridge - day or night - and call her name, allegedly she'll appear. People have also reported that their cars allegedly would not start when they went to leave after calling on her.

Oh I don’t particularly believe in it either, but I do enjoy reading legends. It’s a hobby.

Oh it's definitely enjoyable to read legends - less enjoyable at night. Especially if there's an element of unexplained/inexplicable mystery to it. Quite enjoy watching Buzzfeed Unsolved as well.