The Town of Odyssey

my biggest plan is to graduate and get my bachelor's :anxious: after that, start making some money, apply for jobs maybe in london or dublin (but that depends on the whole virus situation), bike around the country a bit, maybe go to the gym ( :mecry: ), and hopefully make it to berlin and maaaaybe ...

Steve wrote:I have come to the conclusion that Amazon may not be a pretty cool site, and that Jeff Bezos may actually not be a pretty cool guy.

Amazon.com comes for us all in the end.

Monty wrote:I won a few games before they switched the model up, but I wouldn't want to get invested again in it hahaha. Fool me once...

Oh, wow, that's super cool that you won a couple of games! Can I ask how much your winnings ended up being? Was it in the $1 - $5 range, or was it a bit more substantial?

"I've decided to dedicate myself completely to making my husband happy. I will cook three meals a day, have a few children, and wear a veil over my head in his presence. I thank you." (Even though Margaret doesn't technically speak this line, I contend that it is a Margaret quote because s...

"...and that was the year that Claude bought me the refrigerator..." This was said by an old woman telling a story at some point. Welcome to the ToO! :D I'm glad that your listening marathon brought you here. I think this line is from "The Day After Christmas" from the very firs...

Why not? Number 13 for me, please!

why did you hate friends if i can ask? :-k although over the years i don't like it as much as when i was younger tbf You know, it's been a while since I watched any of it, but probably it was just that I tend to have a hard time watching anything with a laugh track. :anxious: I also remember not fi...

the first part of your post reminds me of Joey from Friends using air quotes far too liberally...such as when he says "'I'm 'sorry'!" I made it about five episodes into Friends before realizing it was not the show for me, so this is an unfamiliar reference. :- i'm honestly not the biggest...

Europe doesn't exist. YOU'RE NOT REAL. she says, with a status using a german word :noway: IF EUROPE ISN'T REAL HOW IS WELTANSCHAUUNG REAL???? I'm sick of all this "sensibility" and "logic" and "you're using a German word in your status!" Ridiculous, I say. Ridiculous....

Europe doesn't exist. YOU'RE NOT REAL.

Couldn't find the option that says, "This is an OUTRAGE of the highest order! Give them back at once."

I think they are, yeah. I believe that they're pork cracklings/fried pork skin or something. They sound vile, I've never had them, and I've never met anybody who has; to me, they've always been that weird snack available at the gas station that nobody ever actually buys.

I went on Duolingo a few years ago to pick up some more German after I studied abroad in Austria. While it's SUPER effective at getting you to want to stay working in the app with the gamification of it all, I don't think it's really good at helping you retain much, or, more importantly, at helping...

Hah! I didn't know that's where the tall business card originated. I checked Jared's LinkedIn profile, and it appears he did go to Grove City as a political science major from 2004 to 2008. Yep, that's where the picture's from! I think the whole "I am tall" business card was a thing for a...

Because finals and project deadlines loom ever nearer, I needed a new way to procrastinate (don't judge me :x). And what better way to procrastinate than to type one's college name into the search box on the ToO? I go to Grove City College, and I was curious to see if any other ToOers had come here ...

The magical, wonderful, sigavvie generator seems to have overlooked a few of its customers.

FEAR ME.

All of it, of course!

I'm reading "Magic for Marigold" by L.M. Montgomery. It's one of her lesser-known books, and I'm honestly not sure if I've read the whole thing before or not. :anxious: I think I at least started reading it when I was much younger, and I might have even read the whole thing, but that woul...

I'd like a set inspired by the words 'Firefly' and 'Serenity'.