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Aeson

I learned nerd for this.
How does stripping Prince Andrew of his titles affect his children? Are they still part of the royal family? Do they still hold titles?
 

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Blackrat

He Who Lurks Beyond The Veil
We’ve had a couple nights dip into the 20s, but no precipitation accompanied them.
Finnish weather for the past few weeks and the forecast for the next few:
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Aeson

I learned nerd for this.
We're expecting rain transitioning to snow on Sunday. How much of which depends on how cold it gets and how soon. This is how the snow storm in '82 started. If that's the case we could see a foot or more.
 


Aeson

I learned nerd for this.
I just heard of an awesome movie pitch.

A dragon appears in modern day England. Dragons can only be killed by actual knights.
A group of knights consisting of the likes of Dame Judi Dench, Dame Hellen Mirren, Sir Patrick Stewart, and Sir Ian Mckellen have to slay the dragon.
 

Aeson

I learned nerd for this.
Kids say the darndest things:

My friend was shopping with her 9 year old. He sees everyone buying milk, bread, and eggs. He asks " Why is everyone buying stuff to make French toast?"

Where I live if there is a mention of snow on the news people rush the stores to buy milk, eggs, and bread. It never fails. Even in the summer if the bread aisle is low I'll ask if we're expecting snow.
 

Mad_Jack

Legend
You'd think people in New England would know better than that, but it's just as ridiculous up here - whenever they start talking about more than six inches of snow or hyping up whatever they're calling the latest big storm, people start buying bottled water and bread. Which is at least sensible, if panicky and overly paranoid. And then they go buy a bunch of perishable crap they won't be able to cook if they lose power.
 


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