Hiker Burn Unit

How do you view them? (re: Something Fishy) +1

In MN, we view them as minor deities and build shrines to them. Twice a year we travel into the countryside and perform the ritual Squirrel Dance in their honor, present them with small gifts, and then invite them into our homes for a week of feasting. We treat them pretty much the same a rabbits and ducks, in that respect.

(no subject) (re: The Highest Place)

shut up about their bases. your bases belong to me. degraded or not i take them!

(no subject) (re: The Highest Place)

¡para vigo me voy!

math is hard, let's make cookies for the boys (re: x10) +1

Lincoln, if the task proof doesn't have it in there for you, I don't think you should feel obligated to vote for it, or hope that something would come in comments to change that opinion.

One thing that makes this task for me would be the necessary presence of the two items. Especially a sandwich. Even if it was a gigantic 10x10x10 sandwich, I'd be sort of bored because I can look in the variety section of any small town newspaper and see them trying to break a guinness world record for sandwiches or giant omelet or giant waffle cone or whatever. That's awesome, but not necessarily this task.

What excited me was seeing the process of doing the small one alongside the process of doing the large one. So we have a sense of the required effort to complete the task, not to complete a really big sandwich.

This is not said to convince Lincoln, about whom I don't actually care if I "win over" or whatever. Just an observation.

(no subject) (re: Helen)

(after using it to take some notes)