No pc gaming for me as my rigs are all still packed up. Home renovation is moving along well and it's going to be great when finished. My new office furniture is being delivered today!
Anyway, all console gaming for me...No Mans Sky, Borderlands 2, and some other assorted titles...everyone enjoy.
Great song Jar :)
Not sure what to play here as usual..... not got into Fantasy General 2 yet so probably more slay the spire
Home Sunday from drill - TW: Warhammer 2 and Elder Scrolls Online for me.
Quote from: FlickJax on September 20, 2019, 06:37:06 AM
Great song Jar :)
Not sure what to play here as usual..... not got into Fantasy General 2 yet so probably more slay the spire
Into my usual groove: DCS, World of Warships and maybe some ArmaIII.
FoG Empires, FoG, a bit of work on BoC and finishing up the new CMNAO images and description files.
I keep going back to HoI IV...trying out a 1933 start mod.
Quote from: Rayfer on September 20, 2019, 02:11:56 PM
I keep going back to HoI IV...trying out a 1933 start mod.
Ahhh...interesting mod. Let us know your thoughts!
Back to Stellaris, with the New Horizons mod. I'm getting a game going as United Earth/UFP -- for realz this time.
I work all weekend again (I'm in the middle of a week-long stretch of morning shifts - bleh), so I doubt I'll have much time/energy for other games. (Sorry, Rome II. :( )
Wife is at self defense class almost all day Saturday so it will be a few PBEM files, some playtesting, and giving the Cicero beta a so I in Imperator Rome
Just back from the country where we were spending the weekend getting the property ready for a spring sale. It's going to be hard letting go after all of the memories there but after I purchase the piece of property I want, we won't have time for them both.
I really like one piece that is 40 acres and has a 8 acre lake on the interior of it, unseen from anyone not on the property, but the home just won't do. Much too small, even if it is for just the wife and me. But man is the property beautiful. I wish it didn't have a structure on it.
(https://images.landandfarm.com/resizedimages/1620/2880/c/80/1-3782501919)
(https://images.landandfarm.com/resizedimages/1620/2880/c/80/1-3782501949)
^Very beautiful.
Quote from: Gusington on September 22, 2019, 07:19:53 PM
^Very beautiful.
Even better when things are in bloom. We're going to take our time and make sure it's the right piece for us. If it was up to the missus, we'd be in the middle of some deep woods cut off from civilization.
I think maybe she's just embarrassed to be seen with me. :D
Sounds like you guys are the opposite of The Wife and I. I can't be far enough away from people, but The Wife likes to be near town. When we bought our house we negotiated and bought property on the edge of 100k acres of wooded nature preserve, about a mile from town.
Quote from: Gusington on September 22, 2019, 07:55:49 PM
Sounds like you guys are the opposite of The Wife and I. I can't be far enough away from people, but The Wife likes to be near town. When we bought our house we negotiated and bought property on the edge of 100k acres of wooded nature preserve, about a mile from town.
That sounds wonderful. We utilize public lands often and almost every year do a 3 day float through Missouri's scenic riverways on the Jacks Fork and Current rivers. My commute will be a deciding factor because I expect an hour and half drive to work, something that takes a toll on the vehicles and pocketbook alike. I've lived in the deep country, inner city and suburbs. It's time to move back to the country. All things in time.
You know I love the water. Here are some pics I put to music some years ago. Southern Missouri.
I think I've hijacked the thread quite enough. Sorry.
If you started a Country Livin' thread quite a few people here would enjoy it, I think.
You would definitely enjoy the area we live in...bordering on suburban and rural, surrounded by nature parks on three sides, woodlands, and views of the Hudson.
I grew up in the city and The Wife knows that my next move is into an urn to be placed in the woods out back.
But not anytime soon we hope. The urn can wait! The woods too. I want to be stuffed and sat in my favorite chair in front of the computer except for weekends when it will be football. With a 'manly' drink in one hand and giving the :peace: sign with the other. No pants.
The countdown has begun on my life without pants. Only a matter of time.
A man who lives by headshots. I can respect that.
Quote from: Gusington on September 23, 2019, 06:23:40 AM
If you started a Country Livin' thread quite a few people here would enjoy it, I think.
International Washer Pitching Contest is held annually about five minutes' drive up the road from where I'm sitting. :coolsmiley:
Not that I've ever partaken. I just like that it's there.
Quote from: Moreb on September 22, 2019, 05:43:04 PM
I really like one piece that is 40 acres and has a 8 acre lake on the interior of it, unseen from anyone not on the property, but the home just won't do. Much too small, even if it is for just the wife and me. But man is the property beautiful. I wish it didn't have a structure on it.
(https://images.landandfarm.com/resizedimages/1620/2880/c/80/1-3782501949)
Man, I can hear the whipperwhils just looking at that pic!
(...and maybe some weird deep screams and tree/rock knockings. >:D )
^That was me.
Wait...was it?
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QuoteThe Wife knows that my next move is into an urn to be placed in the woods out back.
You're letting her off too easy. I think it best that she takes you everywhere she goes and commands a toast in your name at every watering hole she enters. (and then promptly leaves of course)
QuoteMan, I can hear the whipperwhils just looking at that pic!
I have a love/hate relationship with the whippoorwills. Love when they are in the distance and hate when they stick close for days. I threw a rock at the unseen menace from about 50 yards away in a treeline. I can't confirm that I hit it, but the thing never made another peep after days of wailing. It was like that one scene in Apocalypses Now where the dude zaps Charlie with the grenade launcher.
'Mother ****er!'
(https://www.bing.com/th?id=OIP.YRM0_VMlBXDearHrxlOXiwHaDq&pid=Api&rs=1)
Quote(...and maybe some weird deep screams and tree/rock knockings. >:D )
No telling what one might come across in those woods. Sasquatch just may be the most hospitable.
"You need a flare?"
"No... He's close... Real close..."
'Josh?'
JOSH!?!
'He's out there I can here him! Josh??'