Also, here is a photo from last week of Nocturne gazing longingly at the tomato plant.
(He would later go on to not only chomp a leaf, but ingest a mouthful or two. And then he spent the next day feeling gross and hiding under the couch. I'd like to say he learned his lesson, but he did not—so now we have new rules about him being on the balcony.)
@taweret But not if it's a CBS All Access exclusive.
"Well, traveler, you have bested my traps, solved my riddles, and defeated my guardians. What is it you seek from me!"
"Package for you."
"I... what?"
"Package for you. Sign here, please."
@fribbledom A while back I read that the instruments those robots have to look for life turned out to have a design flaw that caused them to exterminate life instead detecting it. Sort of an accidental Tan Ru. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Tan_Ru
BTW, threatening to sue former clients when there's absolutely no plausible basis for a suit is a great way to convince someone that they made the right choice to no longer do business with you.
I don't know how this is in parts of the country where there are more places with espresso machines, but in my corner of Wisconsin service techs start out great and then go insane. I had one who just suddenly dropped completely off the map (fled the country it turns out) without telling any of their clients. Another one started messing with brewer settings inappropriately. There was the one who threatened to sue me when I told him we no longer required his services.
(the AP and internal services came up much faster, but the connection out to the rest of the Internet took a little longer)
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.