TETGPT: Neither artificial, nor very intelligent

[The Blaatschapen]

Moderators don't cry! Moderators don't have FEELINGS!

Oh, but we do. Why else would us Bastard Mods feed upon the tears of broken lusers?

Sustenance.

[Ethel mermania]

Oh, but we do. Why else would us Bastard Mods feed upon the tears of broken lusers?

Sustenance.

So much for just eating grass eh?

[Deblar]

Sustenance.

So much for just eating grass eh?

Gotta keep a balanced diet somehow

[La Xinga]

Moderators don't cry! Moderators don't have FEELINGS!

Oh, but we do. Why else would us Bastard Mods feed upon the tears of broken lusers?

Someone needs to create a lore about the bastard child of a mod, being estranged from his father/mother and growing up half in royalty and half in shame.

[Past beans]

*sigh*
Am I wrong for saying olive pizza?

[Floofybit]

*sigh*
Am I wrong for saying olive pizza?

Yes. However, olives do taste swell

[Hurdergaryp]

Olives are versatile and certainly have their place on pizza.

[Floofybit]

Olives are versatile and certainly have their place on pizza.

Very good on their own. Make good finger gloves

[Minoa]

For the pizza question, it's pepperoni.

I must apologise for my absence from the NS map project, this is because I am more used to mapping on OpenStreetMap: I have tried without success to set up my own alternate-world server for my own country.

One of the reasons for not being successful is the difficulty of setting up the software used to power OpenStreetMap and OpenGeoFiction. It is as easy as MediaWiki, which only requires a few dependencies.

The OpenStreetMap website runs on many numerous components and dependencies: each of them have to be installed configured manually. That means there is a greater risk of making server-breaking mistakes.

[Northern Seleucia]

My Spring Break in London has been quite rainy and windy.

[Northern Seleucia]

*sigh*
Am I wrong for saying olive pizza?

Black olives are great on pizza.

[Ethel mermania]

*sigh*
Am I wrong for saying olive pizza?

Black olives are great on pizza.

Seconded

[Loeje]

The weather is so nice today that I'm outside, in a t-shirt, not getting any work done at all. It's really nice and I needed it.

[-Astoria-]

The forbiden option..

Toast, ketchup, and craft cheese slices..

That just sounds like a cheese sandwich with added tomato puree.

My Spring Break in London has been quite rainy and windy.

Jetting off across the world for a few days off vacation: sounds nice, but likely prohibitively pricey as heck.

[Deblar]

My Spring Break in London has been quite rainy and windy.

To be expected; it is London, after all

[Northern Seleucia]

The forbiden option..

Toast, ketchup, and craft cheese slices..

That just sounds like a cheese sandwich with added tomato puree.

My Spring Break in London has been quite rainy and windy.

Jetting off across the world for a few days off vacation: sounds nice, but likely prohibitively pricey as heck.

Part of a school field trip, so they covered most of it.

[Northern Seleucia]

My Spring Break in London has been quite rainy and windy.

To be expected; it is London, after all

Yes, unfortunately.

[-Astoria-]

That just sounds like a cheese sandwich with added tomato puree.

Jetting off across the world for a few days off vacation: sounds nice, but likely prohibitively pricey as heck.

Part of a school field trip, so they covered most of it.

What sort of school trip factors in international travel, though?

There was (and probably still is) an extra-curricular programme which did involve a week abroad — it's a camping & outdoor survival thing — one had to pay for everything... in foreign currency (ie in pounds).

Needless to say, I was once interested in it circa a few years back... until I saw the £3,000 upfront price tag.

[Northern Seleucia]

Part of a school field trip, so they covered most of it.

What sort of school trip factors in international travel, though?

There was (and probably still is) an extra-curricular programme which did involve a week abroad — it's a camping & outdoor survival thing — one had to pay for everything... in foreign currency (ie in pounds).

Needless to say, I was once interested in it circa a few years back... until I saw the £3,000 upfront price tag.

Nothing. High schools here in the U.S like to go abroad for Spring Break, just for pleasure. Not all, but many do.

[-Astoria-]

What sort of school trip factors in international travel, though?

There was (and probably still is) an extra-curricular programme which did involve a week abroad — it's a camping & outdoor survival thing — one had to pay for everything... in foreign currency (ie in pounds).

Needless to say, I was once interested in it circa a few years back... until I saw the £3,000 upfront price tag.

Nothing. High schools here in the U.S like to go abroad for Spring Break, just for pleasure. Not all, but many do.

And you wouldn't even need to apply for a visa! :if_only:

[New Vicious Ironies]

Oh, but we do. Why else would us Bastard Mods feed upon the tears of broken lusers?

Someone needs to create a lore about the bastard child of a mod, being estranged from his father/mother and growing up half in royalty and half in shame.

As it so happens, this Bastard Mod sired a Bastard Son who lives with him. Close, but that only counts in luser tears and Modbombs.

[Minediamonds]

I can't eat pizza because of passover

Use matzah. dough

yeah i actually had matzah pizza last night. It was yummy.

and it had brussel sprouts on it

[Floofybit]

Use matzah. dough

yeah i actually had matzah pizza last night. It was yummy.

and it had brussel sprouts on it

Brussel sprouts are good! Especially with maple syrup on them.

[Hidrandia]

What on earth is a brussel sprout?

[Floofybit]

What on earth is a brussel sprout?

*audible gasp*