◄ Chat Log 09.07.2026 ►
[00:45:59]
ThingsAreMoving
:ctwokinds-katsplat:
[03:05:08]
AbstractIndigo
:ctwokinds-florapeek:
[11:23:19]
AbstractIndigo
ARTS
[11:39:59]
LaikaTheVox
Im hyped for the Virtual con
[12:00:06]
AbstractIndigo
:cabstractindigo-doodle_flo:
[12:12:35]
AbstractIndigo
Really nice sketches in there, wonder which ones are missing and if any photos of them from the community will surface.
[12:24:25]
ZapiliDver
:czapilidver-katsmug: *[New Patreon Post: Anthrocon 2026 TK Sketches - https://www.patreon.com/twokinds/posts/anthrocon-2026-163349580]
[12:54:07]
ThingsAreMoving
:ctwokinds-peeknora: Those are neat! Hopefully the good souls who bought the undocumented ones will share them eventually.
[14:40:40]
Twokinds
:ctwokinds-floexcite:
[14:40:49]
Twokinds
I am back. My roof leaked while I was away.
[14:40:57]
Twokinds
Guess what I'm spending all the con money on fixing?
[14:44:48]
AbstractIndigo
Hey Tom, hope you had a good con.
[14:45:01]
AbstractIndigo
Completely coincidental basement work?
[14:46:38]
AbstractIndigo
Shame about your roof though
[15:07:23]
Twokinds
It's okay, it wasn't bad. Just a concerning stain on one ceiling.
[15:07:35]
Twokinds
Still, needs to be fixed before it gets any worse.
[15:11:23]
AbstractIndigo
Yeah, my bro had his roof leak once around winter, turns out the builders didn't seal it properly. Big hassle, carpet had to be redone and everything as well.
Hopefully doesn't break the bank to sort.
[15:12:11]
AbstractIndigo
How's the recovery from all the drawing work going?
[15:19:26]
Twokinds
Conventions always take so much out of me.
[15:30:00]
AbstractIndigo
We call those 9AM starts Tom, they're an abomination for us night owls! Normal sleep patterns and early starts, ugh. Awful.
But yeah, can imagine.
[15:34:27]
ThingsAreMoving
Welcome back! Shame about the roof, hopefully I'll be an easy and relatively inexpensive fix. Saw some photos of the merch you were selling, can only imagine packing, unpacking and sorting through all that.
[17:34:43]
Dadrobit
Welcome back! Hope the con went well!
[17:35:25]
Dadrobit
I sympathize with the house issues. I'm helping manage rebuilding the house that burned down last year and insurance is being an ass.
[17:37:03]
Dadrobit
They're only paying for like 1/6th the timber cost for the build because their adjuster found that while the whole house was in fact on fire, because the wood left standing had less than a quarter inch deep charring, it was still "good enough"
[17:37:58]
Dadrobit
They wanted to just slather some epoxy on the timber to seal it and call it a job well done.
[17:38:19]
Dadrobit
Infuriating to deal with.
[17:39:02]
Dadrobit
Hope your experiences go smoother my dude.
[17:43:58]
AbstractIndigo
I'm not sure I'd want to trust timber structurally that has "only been partially burned through".
[17:52:10]
Dadrobit
Plus you get the benefit of the smell of smoke permanently embedded into the house!
[18:10:52]
AbstractIndigo
Nothing like waking up at 2AM thinking the house is burning down.
[18:11:59]
AbstractIndigo
I actually had that happen once at my folks' place. My dad started the wood burner at 2AM or whatever, and I was up and caught a faint whiff. Since I wasn't expecting him to start a fire in the middle of the night, I genuinely worried a fire had started.
[18:13:05]
AbstractIndigo
Insurance... ugh... good luck with that Dad, I suspect you'll need it.
[18:13:54]
IronHorseComics
that sucks
[18:18:18]
KeefMcDerpface
F**king hell, Dad.
[18:18:23]
KeefMcDerpface
also wb Tom :wave:
[18:47:12]
Ordithus
wb Tom!
Dad, wtf mate. Like, waaaaaat
[18:49:33]
Lorikazz
hi
[19:27:05]
Dadrobit
StateFarm yo
[19:29:41]
Dadrobit
The price difference between the amount of sealant and labor needed would have been minimal, so the contractor opted to just eat the difference assuming StateFarm would still pay. But they're not and now there's 10's of thousands of dollars up in the air.
[19:32:27]
KeefMcDerpface
"Like a good neighbor," they say...
[19:36:47]
jnsquire
Welcome back Tom! Hopefully dealing with house repairs don't hamper your recovery!
[23:57:03]
No1r
Like a bad neighbor, State Farm's never there.