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bX
Stopped. Smelling flowers.
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My friend throws a party every Easter and there are Easter Egg hunts and basket-swapping (admittedly a shade tamer than Shik's swappin', but hey, it's Jesus day.) And so this year everyone's basket was supposed to represent a country or land with items and candies representing that place. F'rinstance, the basket I recieved was shaped like a soccer ball (football ball) and had pasta and sauce and mini-Milano cookies for Italy. Because I'm making every effort to never have another girlfriend again, I picked the Death Star:

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Which by the way was very tricky to find Star Wars themed candy for. I wound up trying to make a lightsaber by heating up a Hershey's bar and wrapping it around a broomstick. Which mostly failed. Anyway I thought you all might appreciate my efforts or more likely have a good laugh at them.

Did anyone else do anything special/fun/entirely inappropriate to celebrate the death and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ?

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Lee
I'm a spy now. Spies are cool.
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We had an Easter Egg Hunt around my in-laws' garden. Lula is walking now, she toddled around finding her eggs (with a little help).

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The Ginger Beacon
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Nope. Just chocolate and an Iceland turkey roast (forgot to defrost the joint, and those babies cook from frozen). And beer. Of course. Made up for the 5am dawn service.

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I have plenty of experience in biology. I bought a Tamagotchi in 1998... And... it's still alive.

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Sol System
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You could probably still find bags of Phantom Menace-themed candy, like those Jar Jars with lollypop tongues, and other horrors, in the candy aisles of Rite-Aid or other retailers with less than modern merchandise restocking systems.

(I went to work on Easter. After a nice lunch, though.)

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Shik
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I went to work. And called my landlord about my broken refrigerator. Then I sat & waited for the ice man to stop by so that my perishable might be kept cool by the finest technology 1897 can afford.

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"The French have a saying: 'mise en place'—keep everything in its fucking place!"

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Peregrinus
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Easter.
I sat home and self-administered antibiotics, then tried to recover data from my old hard drive. I don't get to eat for nother couple months, so I missed out on that, too.

If Star Wars: Galaxies didn't suck now, I would have been playing that.

--Jonah

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"That's what I like about these high school girls, I keep getting older, they stay the same age."

--David "Woody" Wooderson, Dazed and Confused

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Mars Needs Women
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I just went to a resteraunt and ate all the food on my plate...and my mom's plate...and my dad's plate...then I wash it all down with fucking good milkshake...and then I passed out.

Oh, about the Star Wars candy, I know of a 99-cent store where you can still find Episode One collectable cups that Taco Bell/Pizza Hut used to give out.

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Jason Abbadon
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I worked....er....then watched Chronicles of Narnia, which was suprisingly Jesus-free.
Not bad at all really, if Disney-fied (no blood anywhere!).

I cant recall what I ate, so it couldn't have been too great. (shrugs)

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Justice inclines her scales so that wisdom comes at the price of suffering.
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Fabrux
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Easter dinner at my aunt's. Helped my nephew with the egg hunt (he's 2.5). Ate some ham. that's pretty much it.

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Peregrinus
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Mm-hmm. Cool. So when the hell you gonna let on aboutD?

--Jonah

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"That's what I like about these high school girls, I keep getting older, they stay the same age."

--David "Woody" Wooderson, Dazed and Confused

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bX
Stopped. Smelling flowers.
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It is that time of year again. And in my continuing mission to never be with a member of the opposite sex, I crafted another basket:

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The theme this year was religion, and I chose, of course, Shatnerology.

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Shik
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Well PLAYED, good sir!!

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"The French have a saying: 'mise en place'—keep everything in its fucking place!"

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