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May. 24th, 2015 07:21 amChapter 2 of Ryouou All-Girls' Sumo Tournament is finally up:
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10530109/1/Ryouou-All-Girls-Sumo-Tournament
Also up, on DeviantArt, is a bunch of different pics of various Lucky Star girls changing a baby boy's diaper. Asked at the help desk about the policy regarding that, after noticing that Kurochiko's account is now defunct (second one since Light-Destiny), and it turns out that that actually is allowed on the site.
http://dmxrated.deviantart.com/gallery/54579364/Diaper-changes
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Came with Mom to Savers yesterday morning, and she sent me over to Stop 'n' Shop to buy a newspaper to wipe some windows down with. Went to the scratchoff machines while I was there, and bought myself a Cash X20.
Noteworthy about this, is that I actually miscounted the number of different $2 games they had to offer. My original game of choice was The Walking Dead, which was the twelvth of fourteen different games currently listed under $2-3. Even on a same given machine, there are often more than one button for the same game, and so I counted out seven when there were really six different games for $2. Unlike those for candy or soda, vending machines for the lottery don't let you take your money back, so I decided to just go with the sixth game there was.
It later occurred to me that, really, that rule about counting is redundant. Probably, it's a leftover from when I stuck mostly with scratch cards (except whenever I received a 1 on RandomInteger). I think I thought that rule up so that I could pick any game for a given price in case a machine didn't have the game I chose beforehand. But, to begin with, the reason I decide on a game in advance, is so that I don't have to waste time counting games, since it's even less practical across a counter where I'd be dealing with an actual person. Plus I've long since made myself the option to default to a bi-weekly game in case the original game of choice isn't available where I happen to go, so that's even less reason to count games anywhere, at machines or across a counter.
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10530109/1/Ryouou-All-Girls-Sumo-Tournament
Also up, on DeviantArt, is a bunch of different pics of various Lucky Star girls changing a baby boy's diaper. Asked at the help desk about the policy regarding that, after noticing that Kurochiko's account is now defunct (second one since Light-Destiny), and it turns out that that actually is allowed on the site.
http://dmxrated.deviantart.com/gallery/54579364/Diaper-changes
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Came with Mom to Savers yesterday morning, and she sent me over to Stop 'n' Shop to buy a newspaper to wipe some windows down with. Went to the scratchoff machines while I was there, and bought myself a Cash X20.
Noteworthy about this, is that I actually miscounted the number of different $2 games they had to offer. My original game of choice was The Walking Dead, which was the twelvth of fourteen different games currently listed under $2-3. Even on a same given machine, there are often more than one button for the same game, and so I counted out seven when there were really six different games for $2. Unlike those for candy or soda, vending machines for the lottery don't let you take your money back, so I decided to just go with the sixth game there was.
It later occurred to me that, really, that rule about counting is redundant. Probably, it's a leftover from when I stuck mostly with scratch cards (except whenever I received a 1 on RandomInteger). I think I thought that rule up so that I could pick any game for a given price in case a machine didn't have the game I chose beforehand. But, to begin with, the reason I decide on a game in advance, is so that I don't have to waste time counting games, since it's even less practical across a counter where I'd be dealing with an actual person. Plus I've long since made myself the option to default to a bi-weekly game in case the original game of choice isn't available where I happen to go, so that's even less reason to count games anywhere, at machines or across a counter.