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[rootofnewt]

google, google, google

i'm so disappointed in you.

i'm sure you meant to use a shamrock trefoil, but you've used oxalis (creeping woodsorrel).

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Re: Happy Stereotype-the-Irish-as-Drunken-Leprechauns Day

[krasota.livejournal.com]

you know, that would actually be funny if boy had ever had a computer other than an Amiga or Mac.

now boy wants a copy of the game... thanks, sean. thanks a whole hell of a lot. do you realize boy's been starting a nostalgic video game collection? i thought only collecting shakespeare-themed porn was bad enough, but he feels the need to be even more eclectic and have horrendous old video games sitting about. i'm sending him down to live with YOU.

Re: Happy Stereotype-the-Irish-as-Drunken-Leprechauns Day

[pained.livejournal.com]

Keen!
Not only will I get a new flatmate, but it'll be someone with whom I can trade my vast collection of Lady Dominatrix MacBeth porn.
Then we can play some of SSI's Renegade Legion... then go poke at swamp monsters with pointy sticks.
... and a fun time will be had by all.

Re: Happy Stereotype-the-Irish-as-Drunken-Leprechauns Day

[explodingcat.livejournal.com]

Pointed sticks! The swamp monsters won't have a chance, for they have only been taught self-defense against fresh fruit.

I wish I had an evil eye like Balor. Would you still want me as a flatmate? I'd need a team of four other guys to live with me to lift my eyelid by its ring piercing using a less-than-pointy-stick every time I wanted to look at something. Of course, that something would then be obliterated...which makes watching "A Midsummer Night's Cream" pretty challenging.

"Whoa, look what Puck can do with his--"

"WAIT! Lift my eye! Lift my eye lid!!!"

ERRRGGH!! BOOOM! Splat...

"Whoa...dude. Sorry about the TV...again."

Re: Happy Stereotype-the-Irish-as-Drunken-Leprechauns Day

[risabe.livejournal.com]

>he feels the need to be even more eclectic and have horrendous old video games sitting about<

Oh, ygg, you must STOMP ON THIS NOW. Spouse person Tripp has this same addiction and we are the proud owners of an Atari 2600, an Atari 5200, a Colecovision, Intellevision, a PONG game with both of the joysticks awkwardly attached to one 'board', a TI 49 Texas Instruments computer, and several Segas of different vintage. PLUS cartridges to all of them. My son's bedroom is taken over with musty old game systems that *I* used to sell at Best Products in 1982! ( I still have nightmares about 8 hour shifts of hearing the Pac Man song and that little "wac-wac-wac-wac EEEEEEE wat wat!" sound.)
However, there is a certain amount of glee involved in finding a copy of Pole Position or Dig Dug for 25 cents at a thrift shop when I used to sell them for 39.95 way back when. :D