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Does a reboot fix the issue? Seems like it’s recognizing something as a phone number which isn’t a phone number. A reboot might reset whatever daemon is causing the issue.

That’s because your home instance isn’t on v19. World is on v18.5.

This is what happens when the bard rolls a nat 1 perception check while making his album covers.

Also, not true, since that is on the other coast of Florida and I am on the east coast of Florida.

Florida is like 100 miles across. I wouldn’t think it would be a challenge for a species to range from one coast to the other.

Stress and lack of sleep will make your eye twitchy. Drink some chamomile tea and eat a chocolate cookie.

Maxxis. My current pair of tires i’ve had for a year. I ride daily up and down enduro trails and have only had pinch punctures, no thorns or nails flats. Maxxis Rekon is what i would recommend for you. If you want a more aggressive setup i’d go Maxxis DHF in front and Maxxis Rekon in the back.

Sounds like someones forever DM wants to play a PC.

Colombia*

The music that guys plays on ship is awesome. I have the belter version of highway star in my music and play it every now and then.

Why wasn’t there a chain of custody form? Oh Meadows had it last? Go ask him for it back and if he doesn’t have it, show him the signed chain of custody and then charge his ass.

Vote here for Owl

Owl from Winnie the Pooh

Owl came into the finals with a solid lead. As a traditional pick, he thought he would be able to just strut into the big win. He didn’t see Archimedes flapping along behind slowly catching up. How will he do today? No one knows.

Like Rabbit, Owl is traditionally portrayed as a real animal, as opposed to a stuffed toy belonging to Christopher Robin (regardless, he has been depicted as a stuffed owl in Christopher’s room in several films). Despite not always being portrayed as one of Christopher Robin’s toys, Owl is one of his fondest friends. He often acts as Christopher’s eyes and ears in the Hundred Acre Woods; his considerable maturity and ability to fly makes him a crucial part of solving problems throughout the forest, though he can occasionally overlook this fact due to his minimal intelligence.

Vote here for Archimedes

Archimedes from Sword in the Stone

Archimedes surprised everyone as a walk on to the semi finals. With a surprising upset he beat all comers in points gained. Let’s see if this pint sized prodigy can secure a victory here in the finals.

Archimedes is known for being somewhat grouchy and sarcastic, especially in the morning. He also has a pompous streak, and is easily offended. Though he is loyal to Merlin, he is not afraid to point out the Wizard’s shortcomings and often does. He is, however, very well educated, and possesses a great deal of practical knowledge. Though at first he is haughty and dismissive to Arthur, he slowly warms to him as he helps Merlin educate him, and eventually becomes a devoted and loyal friend, even staying by his side after Merlin blows himself to Bermuda.

I guess I should post up my final Halftime fictional Owls.

Unless you’re Sam Pilgrim. That dude will ride any bike down the gnarliest obstacles. A few months back he rode a bike made of bamboo that collapsed under him after going off a jump with it. The bike had only been ridden for about half a day.

Not a blimp. It’s a hybrid airship.

With all these extra owls that people are posting I just might. I didn’t realize I’d left so many out.

Bubo’s entry is farther down the comments. He currently only has one upvote so if you would like to support him send some love his way.

This halftime show accepts walk-ons fly-ons. An upvote is an upvote.

Bubo the Owl from Clash of the Titans vs Mr. Owl from Tootsie Pops

Vote here for Mr. Owl

In the original television ad, a questioning boy (voiced by Buddy Foster) proposes the question to a cow (voiced by Frank Nelson), a fox (voiced by Paul Frees), a turtle (voiced by Ralph James) and an owl (voiced by Paul Winchell). Each one of the first three animals tells the kid to ask someone else, explaining that they would bite a Tootsie Pop every time they lick one. Eventually, he asks the owl, appearing wise, who offers to investigate. He starts licking the orange Tootsie Pop, but bites into it after only three licks. The child walks away, saying to himself, “If there’s anything I can’t stand, it’s a smart owl.” The commercial ends the same way, with various flavored Tootsie Pops unwrapped and being “licked away” until being crunched in the center with Herschel Bernardi asking, “How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie pop? The world may never know.”