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Curmudgeonians. Curmudgeoners. Curmudgeonoids. Curmudgeonese. Curmudgeonettes. Bah, one of those.

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Incidentally, "Curmudgeon" is a clue in my paper's crossword today.

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Eeep, from what you have on there, it sounds like a pretty harfy trip. Ah well, from what I heard, the actual meet-up more than made up for it. (He gotta have one near me! I know Josh since before he was a Curmudgeon, and I'd love to see him again!)

That's quite a dip in speed too! I've never seen a day/night speed limit in Canada, but when we took our trip out west last summer, part of it was in the States, and I remember it was, I think 85 day/75 night in Montana, not that big of a difference. (And, since we were driving before, during, and after twilight, I couldn't help but wonder when "night" kicked in.)

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The daytime speed limit in Texas is 70 in most rural areas, 80 in most of West Texas, and anywhere from 55 to 65 in more built-up areas. Everywhere the limit is 70 or more, there's a nighttime limit of 65. I don't know why.

You know Josh? Cool!

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Since we used to hang out in #languages, I thought I'd ask your perspective on this: http://sonjaaa.livejournal.com/548342.html

Is this kind of banning normal, or did I do something inappropriate?

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I dunno, I haven't been there in years.

If I were to hazard a guess (as though anything that came after that phrase somehow didn't count as actually hazarding a guess :} ), I'd say maybe they have a low tolerance for new people pasting URLs to the channel. That's just a blind guess, though.

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Thanks for your help. Are there channels that are better suited for sharing pictures and art?

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I don't know that either, not having been anywhere on that IRC network in years. May I suggest FurAffinity (http://www.furaffinity.net)?

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