TET: Where is that Lost Shaker of Salt Anyway?

[Horusland]

How hot is adult sauna?

Over 100 degrees. 120-130 degrees I'd guess.

First reaction: I find it hard to believe that.
Second reaction: I want to go to Finland.

Of course, my second reaction to anything related to my obsessions is always like that.

[Betulla]

Garden work is exhausting...

[Gallade]

Zealous nationalism is always fun.

I find zealous nationalism silly.

Leave your queen alooooone.

[Dumb Ideologies]

True, but I find zealous internationalism equally so.

It's out of getting a kick from the squeels of nationalists crying about how their nation can't leave the EU. I don't see how that's zealous internationalism, it's just that nationalists piss me off so I go out of my way to annoy them as much as possible.

That sounds a little childish. It's not "squealing", it's a concern with decisions being made made by legitimate institutions where the people consent to the pooling of sovereignty, along with a prudential attitude that decisions tailored to national economic and social systems are likely to be better ones than those that try to hammer a one-size-fits-all policy on diverse national contexts.

[Luveria]

It's out of getting a kick from the squeels of nationalists crying about how their nation can't leave the EU. I don't see how that's zealous internationalism, it's just that nationalists piss me off so I go out of my way to annoy them as much as possible.

That sounds a little childish. It's not "squealing", it's a concern with decisions being made made by legitimate institutions where the people consent to the pooling of sovereignty, along with a prudential attitude that decisions tailored to national economic and social systems are likely to be better ones than those that try to hammer a one-size-fits-all policy on diverse national contexts.

That's understandable.

[Dumb Ideologies]

That sounds a little childish. It's not "squealing", it's a concern with decisions being made made by legitimate institutions where the people consent to the pooling of sovereignty, along with a prudential attitude that decisions tailored to national economic and social systems are likely to be better ones than those that try to hammer a one-size-fits-all policy on diverse national contexts.

That's understandable.

Plus the French smell of garlic and their women have smelly armpits.

[Thafoo]

Garden work is exhausting...

Indeed.

[The Serbian Empire]

Garden work is exhausting...

Indeed.

Good morning, Tofu!

[Luveria]

That's understandable.

Plus the French smell of garlic and their women have smelly armpits.

I've heard it's part of the French culture for women to not shave their armpits because French men find unshaven armpits very attractive.

[Horusland]

Garden work is exhausting...

Indeed.

Hey, Tofu! How are you?

[Thafoo]

Indeed.

Good morning, Tofu!

Good morning, I-haven't-thought-of-a-nickname-for-you-yet.

[Betulla]

Garden work is exhausting...

Indeed.

I think I hurt my left lateral antebrachical cutan.

Shit, I didn't even know those words existed.

[Horusland]

Good morning, Tofu!

Good morning, I-haven't-thought-of-a-nickname-for-you-yet.

Do I have a nickname? c:

[Thafoo]

Good morning, I-haven't-thought-of-a-nickname-for-you-yet.

Do I have a nickname? c:

Yeah, it's just Horus.

[Luveria]

Good morning, Tofu!

Good morning, I-haven't-thought-of-a-nickname-for-you-yet.

His name is Serby.

[Horusland]

Do I have a nickname? c:

Yeah, it's just Horus.

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

[Erinkita]

It's out of getting a kick from the squeels of nationalists crying about how their nation can't leave the EU. I don't see how that's zealous internationalism, it's just that nationalists piss me off so I go out of my way to annoy them as much as possible.

That sounds a little childish. It's not "squealing", it's a concern with decisions being made made by legitimate institutions where the people consent to the pooling of sovereignty, along with a prudential attitude that decisions tailored to national economic and social systems are likely to be better ones than those that try to hammer a one-size-fits-all policy on diverse national contexts.

I remember looking at a map at age four or five and not being able to understand why all these other chunks of land were divided into different countries. National borders end where the ocean starts. Isn't it like that everywhere?

[Thafoo]

Yeah, it's just Horus.

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

We can't think of anything endearing for you at the moment.

[Luveria]

Yeah, it's just Horus.

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

You're Horatio Nelson.

[Erinkita]

Yeah, it's just Horus.

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

I will call you Itchy.

[The Serbian Empire]

How angry is an angry rodent?

[Horusland]

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

We can't think of anything endearing for you at the moment.

How about now? c:

[Thafoo]

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

I will call you Itchy.

Itchy scratchy monkey.

[Horusland]

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

I will call you Itchy.

;-;

no

[Luveria]

No. That's my name. It's not a nickname.

I will call you Itchy.

No, he's Horatio Nelson.