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Man Kelly Sue is awesome and I kinda wish she was writing more books.
Eh, I'll go sit in a corner and put on some headphones. Like coolkids do.
There it went again. About ten minutes ago, an Internet Explorer window opened. I didn't tell it to open. It's sitting on its homepage, which for me is about:blank.
Creepy.
Might want to run some sort of adware/spyware scanner.
I think I'm going to forgo Katsucon and instead go to T-MODE in April. The timing is less annoying and the Gaylord Convention Center is just really obnoxious of a trip to get to.
come to anime north it's not that far
My tongue got confused
It thought nothing was in my mouth
My mom just spent half an hour comparing our current place of residence to Twin Peaks.
Did prostitution rings, supernatural entities and aliens come up in said comparison?
Only the first, unfortunately, although at one point she did come painfully close to including the supernatural.
So, owls aren't what they appear in Serbia?
Some war crime fugitives can do better than growing a beard and disguising as a New Age guru.
Isn't Twin peaks like normal compared to any Serbian town?:p
Sort of.
do you guys have amazingly dashing and handsome FBI agents
FBI agents? Not outside of the US embassy.
that's what i thought
CIA, however... *nudge nudge*
*gasp* Nilbog is Goblin spelled backwards! *puts hands on face* oh my GODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Nevertheless, it never hurts to be polite.
While I am generally polite and easygoing, I can snap really easily. I'd be terrible for any job involving dealing with people on a continous basis, I'd probably end up hurting someone in less than two weeks.
I saw lots of situations where employees had to deal with insufferable customers, but what I saw last summer just really left an impression on me.
I was in a computer store, and this girl came in with her mother, literally sobbing. She bought a fancy sound system for her laptop, and isn't pleased with the sound, she's a musician and can hear what ordinary people can't, yadda yadda yadda. The guy explains that it's probably because of the laptop's integrated sound card and that she can't reasonably expect high-quality sound on a laptop, to which she literally broke down in tears. "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND, I'M A MUSICIAN!" "I do understand, I play the guitar in a band and..." "NO THAT'S NOT REAL MUSIC I'M A SERIOUS MUSICIAN YOU DON"T UNDERSTAND BAWWW"
The poor dude somehow remained composed, and I barely managed to restrain myself from telling her to shut the fuck up.
The only job I ever had was one where I was allowed to yell at people, and, indeed, was supposed to under certain circumstances. Of course, the reason I sucked at that job was that I couldn't figure out when to yell, or how loudly to yell. I think I'd be better at a job where I have to be reserved, if anything.
^ Eesh. That sounds terrible.
ugh i have horrible anger management problems when i was 9 or 12 my brother kept on tesing me about gamecube all the time in a blind rage i slamed his face on the door knocking him out cold and almost smashing a classroom to shreds .but i am geting better.
Edit: nevermind lols
>roleplaying in a system that lessens the emphasis on combat
>still rest of party attacks everything in sight
>statted in such a way that I spend most fights pinned or running away
I still get the same amount of hero points for roleplaying a coward really well. Also promo'd some shit today for jazz stuff throughout town, and the flyer brigade spend most of its time listening at various gigs. I don't mind at all.
IJBM: When women wear shirts with writing on the chest.
IJBM: IJBMs about fashion trends.
It's not a fashion trend thing. It's just that I can't read the writing because I feel like they'll think I'm staring at their chests.
@CU: Is that better or worse than girsl who wear pants with writing on the backside?