I aten't dead
I'm still alive, still reading my friends list, sometimes even commenting your entries, but rarely posting. I don't know why I'm so rarely posting, I can't seem to find the time for it, but for many other hobbies.
Some fun stuff I found at work:
In a description of a printer/fax/scanner-machine, the document says something about a "flatbat" scanner.
When I saw a printer of that model last time, it still had a "flatbed" scanner.
Maybe I'm weird, but I think that's funny.
Especially after I met a person called "Bat" (as nickname) in person.
Around New Year's Eve (and New Year of course) I was at a party organised by members of the german Terry Pratchett fanclub and by LoTR fans (also some organisation, but I forgot which). The party was in an old castle , nearly 1000 years old and full of stairs. You had to walk stairs up and down whenever you wnated to go anywhere.
It was much fun and games and stuff. :-)
My husband (no Pratchett fan and not a big LotR fan) was also with me. There were poker games most of the days and he participated in about all of them (but in no other action).
On New Year we, me, my husband, and four other friends we met there, started at 11 am to find a place where we can play Munchkin. We play Star Munchkin bites! (point for everyone who guesses the participating games correctly). At 5:30 pm we were quite exhausted and nearly everyone was at level 9 already. We were out of "ammunition" and didn't want to play any longer, so we let one player win (we couldn't have prevented it that easily). After that it was time for dinner already.
Some fun stuff I found at work:
In a description of a printer/fax/scanner-machine, the document says something about a "flatbat" scanner.
When I saw a printer of that model last time, it still had a "flatbed" scanner.
Maybe I'm weird, but I think that's funny.
Especially after I met a person called "Bat" (as nickname) in person.
Around New Year's Eve (and New Year of course) I was at a party organised by members of the german Terry Pratchett fanclub and by LoTR fans (also some organisation, but I forgot which). The party was in an old castle , nearly 1000 years old and full of stairs. You had to walk stairs up and down whenever you wnated to go anywhere.
It was much fun and games and stuff. :-)
My husband (no Pratchett fan and not a big LotR fan) was also with me. There were poker games most of the days and he participated in about all of them (but in no other action).
On New Year we, me, my husband, and four other friends we met there, started at 11 am to find a place where we can play Munchkin. We play Star Munchkin bites! (point for everyone who guesses the participating games correctly). At 5:30 pm we were quite exhausted and nearly everyone was at level 9 already. We were out of "ammunition" and didn't want to play any longer, so we let one player win (we couldn't have prevented it that easily). After that it was time for dinner already.