Ha! I don't think the "sal-mon" lady I know is from the mountains, she sounds more like she's from down east somewhere. So maybe it's more a generational thing?
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Could be regional, more likely sub-regional. Or it could be just her. I'm in North Carolina, and this particular lady has a pretty twangy Southern accent of some kind, but I know plenty of other people who don't pronounce the "l". But we have about 6 or 7 slightly different dialects mingling around just this area so…
I know this lady who pronounces "salmon" as "SAL-mon", as in the first syllable sounds like the first syllable in "salary". This one baffles me because it's not like "salmon" is some obscure foreign loanword or anything. It's just..."sammon".
I could almost see trying that if the place were lazy and made frozen margaritas with just that frozen mixer and tequila (my niece likes to get virgin pina coladas, which at most places are basically pineapple coconut smoothies), but a virgin rocks margarita? Yecchh, no thanks.
Once I was in a restaurant and the table of about 8 people next to mine were giving their drink orders. Most of the people were ordering cocktails of some kind, and several of them ordered Long Island Iced Teas. The woman who went last (who I think/hope was the designated driver) asked for a virgin Long Island Iced…
My mom has a weird fixation with absinthe - she doesn't *like* it, but if she goes to a bar and they happen to have it, she'll make a big deal about "oh look they have absinthe, that's so cool, you know it used to be banned in the U.S. because it suppoosedly would make you hallucinate", etc. etc. And then she'll try…
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The pizza story reminded me of this:
Ehh, I wouldn't say there's NO excuse to drink Blue Moon. If what you want is a good wheat beer, there are plenty of better options, but Blue Moon's still fairly drinkable and is one of my "safety" beers for bars where the other options consist of various Bud/Miller varieties, Stella, Corona, some random IPA, and…
This letter looks like it came from the same demographic that writes in to complain about the Tornado Warning that pre-empted Maury. Probably not worth the time to respond.
I'm sure every person who resorts to violence thinks they're justified, though. So where do you draw the line at actions that the abused "has to take responsibility for"? A slap? A shove? A poke? Yelling? Saying something bad about the other person? Their mother/genitalia/taste in music/etc.? Or just anything that…
Everyone knows Michelle Beadle is the REAL misogynist.
"I'm not a racist, but..."
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That Cowboy Bebop, always causing trouble!
Yes, you have to obtain the armor (or buy it with gems, in the case of the cash shop armor skins). With regular armor, once you get a piece you can store the appearance of the armor in your wardrobe (this binds the armor to you). If you've already unlocked a particular armor skin, it will say so in the armor piece's…
I want to guest on Ronald's server now.
I think this person gets the award for "Most Creative Use of a Gem Store Cosmetic Item".
Yes, there is a wardrobe system where you can store the appearance of any armor piece, and alter another same-slot armor piece (that you'd actually like to wear for the stats) to look like it. The great thing is that once you store the appearance of a piece, you can use that same appearance on other pieces of armor as…