You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
some of us still have or have used non-SIM-card phones because some companies in the US don't like them.
Even then, most smartphones sync your contacts with Google or Apple or whoever
last non-SIM-card phone I had was a non-smartphone.
also I don't like synching up my contacts with a service like that; i'd rather back them up locally
(and some days i'm not sure contacts are a good thing because we rely on them to remember numbers and consequently forget the mumbers themselves)
but fortunately cell phone company stores have devices that can export/import contacts lists
they're not perfect, such as this last one attempting to guess the given name and surname parts of my contacts' names rather than porting them as is, but at least it's better than nothing I guess?
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Sometimes I envy people who live in New York for being inherently more important than me
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Sometimes I envy people who live in New York for being inherently more important than me
I think I subconsciously try to give more attention to small towns because I feel they get disproportionately less attention and I'm trying to right that.
Sometimes I envy people who live in New York for being inherently more important than me
I think I subconsciously try to give more attention to small towns because I feel they get disproportionately less attention and I'm trying to right that.
explanation: i just had a dream wherein my mom made some soup for me but she accidentally poured it down the drain when she was done and i started trying to make it come back up the drain by sheer force of will
and then i awoke again, cursing the irreversibility of reality
explanation: i just had a dream wherein my mom made some soup for me but she accidentally poured it down the drain when she was done and i started trying to make it come back up the drain by sheer force of will
and then i awoke again, cursing the irreversibility of reality
explanation: i just had a dream wherein my mom made some soup for me but she accidentally poured it down the drain when she was done and i started trying to make it come back up the drain by sheer force of will
and then i awoke again, cursing the irreversibility of reality
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Well I was reading some post where a goon said that he couldn't accept a job offer because even though it was physically only 20 miles from his location it would take 2 hours to drive there from Long Island
And that made me feel inferior because I don't think I'll ever get to have the experience of what it's like to live in New York
truust me, the big city 'oh hey this place is 10 miles from my location as the crow flies and it took me 90 minutes to get here' thing is fucking annoying
being in london and walking around london feels nice, u feel at the centre of things in a way that you dont in other parts of the country, but in practical terms livin there is a fuckin drag and sucks in a lot of ways
You could move there, if that's what you're set on doing.
There's lots of places you'll never have the experience of living in, though. And most people will never have the experience of living in New York. Or for that matter, Columbus.
idk, it's one thing to admire a place, it's another to think that people who live elsewhere are inherently inferior
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Honestly, I'm just kinda in a bleh mood today because Anonus is leaving and I'm probably projecting that bleh-ness into stuff I saw on SA while he was sleeping.
it's ok, really . . . i guess i just feel like 'i wish i was from x, then i would matter' is a common sentiment around here and it's really weird to me and honestly a bit insulting
he can't really straighten it without being in a fair amount of pain so it is probably fractured, but also it might just be a sprain. we'll see in a few hours
Metal is the worst genre, because people will make fun of you if you like anything that has vocals that don't sound like a cat having its throat ripped out
myr if youre being serious about this, really dude, too often it seems like you have a bad experience, or a couple of bad experiences, with someone being an ass to you and then massively generalise against huge groups of people off it. not every metal fan is an asshole (though, granted, the asshole fans in metal tend to be very vocal, on the internet. you just gotta remember theyre assholes)
myr if youre being serious about this, really dude, too often it seems like you have a bad experience, or a couple of bad experiences, with someone being an ass to you and then massively generalise against huge groups of people off it. not every metal fan is an asshole (though, granted, the asshole fans in metal tend to be very vocal, on the internet. you just gotta remember theyre assholes)
I'd like to run into them, instead of people who are just snobs.
myr if youre being serious about this, really dude, too often it seems like you have a bad experience, or a couple of bad experiences, with someone being an ass to you and then massively generalise against huge groups of people off it. not every metal fan is an asshole (though, granted, the asshole fans in metal tend to be very vocal, on the internet. you just gotta remember theyre assholes)
I'd like to run into them, instead of people who are just snobs.
myr if youre being serious about this, really dude, too often it seems like you have a bad experience, or a couple of bad experiences, with someone being an ass to you and then massively generalise against huge groups of people off it. not every metal fan is an asshole (though, granted, the asshole fans in metal tend to be very vocal, on the internet. you just gotta remember theyre assholes)
I'd like to run into them, instead of people who are just snobs.
You're talking to one of them.
I am probably misjudging, whatever, wouldn't be the first time, sorry
myr if youre being serious about this, really dude, too often it seems like you have a bad experience, or a couple of bad experiences, with someone being an ass to you and then massively generalise against huge groups of people off it. not every metal fan is an asshole (though, granted, the asshole fans in metal tend to be very vocal, on the internet. you just gotta remember theyre assholes)
I'd like to run into them, instead of people who are just snobs.
You're talking to one of them.
i also like metal
metal snobs, as i said, are very vocal. also most of them are total fuckwads and losers and quite a lot of them are racists into the bargain. they are not worth your time
myr if youre being serious about this, really dude, too often it seems like you have a bad experience, or a couple of bad experiences, with someone being an ass to you and then massively generalise against huge groups of people off it. not every metal fan is an asshole (though, granted, the asshole fans in metal tend to be very vocal, on the internet. you just gotta remember theyre assholes)
I'd like to run into them, instead of people who are just snobs.
You're talking to one of them.
i also like metal
metal snobs, as i said, are very vocal. also most of them are total fuckwads and losers and quite a lot of them are racists into the bargain. they are not worth your time
I was referring to you with that, yes.
I'm not big on metal, although I do appreciate the craft.
Speaking of idiotic metalheads, I will never stop being amused by this review on RYM.
Among the most prominent Japanese composers (although I use the word 'Japanese' superfluously, as even the most well-known American composers are barely competent at best), one in particular stands out to the enlightened video game soundtrack consumer. His name: Yasunori Mitsuda. For the record, this is not to undermine the amazing works of other incredibly talented video game composers such as Uematsu-san or Sakuraba-san, but to highlight the unique, almost celto-tropic music (the word music is an understatement) that Yasunori Mitsuda has been composing for years. It would be sheer ignorance to deny that the Chrono Cross soundtrack is anything but the magnum opus of video game music; its lilting and oftentimes hauntingly peaceful guitar melodies soothe all but the most savage of breasts while its tense battle themes and mysterious donjon tunes ignite a blazing passion that can be quenched only by the video game's profound story and gameplay. It is a wonder that anyone can listen to anything besides video game musical compositions after listening to Mitsuda-san's immensely powerful soundtrack, but given that the primitive thuds of hip hop are America's current choice of 'music' (I use the term music liberally), once can see little hope in the mass appreciation of Mitsuda-san's work.
There is, perhaps, only one medium of art that matches the excellence of video games and that is (obviously) visual kei. Combining absolutely exquisite j-rock and j-pop, sprinkled with hints of video game melodies, with the pyrotechnic visual flare that the Japanese are known for, visual kei takes its viewers on a rollercoaster ride of lights, fanfare, and music that even Beethoven could tap his toes to. Would that I were Japanese, (though under careful scrutiny, it appears my geneology tree does in fact show signs of a Japanese presence) I too would participate in this art of the 21st century and even perhaps venture onto the visual kei stage myself. It is no surprise that the impotent minds of Western society cannot fully grasp the total splendor of visual kei and instead choose to squandor their time listening to rap and country "music".
I am so fucking angry right now and I hate everything and I want to break things
it's just one of those days when you don't wanna wake up everything is fucked everybody sucks You don't really know why But you want justify Rippin' someone's head off No human contact And if you interact Your life is on contract Your best bet is to stay away motherfucker It's just one of those days
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also I don't like synching up my contacts with a service like that; i'd rather back them up locally
(and some days i'm not sure contacts are a good thing because we rely on them to remember numbers and consequently forget the mumbers themselves)
but fortunately cell phone company stores have devices that can export/import contacts lists
they're not perfect, such as this last one attempting to guess the given name and surname parts of my contacts' names rather than porting them as is, but at least it's better than nothing I guess?
also one of my friends has fallen off his bike and done his wrist in and i am going with him to a&e
today is interesting, i guess
brb devising a difficult JRPG battle against the laws of physics themselves
and then i awoke again, cursing the irreversibility of reality
There's lots of places you'll never have the experience of living in, though. And most people will never have the experience of living in New York. Or for that matter, Columbus.
idk, it's one thing to admire a place, it's another to think that people who live elsewhere are inherently inferior
it's ok, really . . . i guess i just feel like 'i wish i was from x, then i would matter' is a common sentiment around here and it's really weird to me and honestly a bit insulting
he can't really straighten it without being in a fair amount of pain so it is probably fractured, but also it might just be a sprain. we'll see in a few hours
here's hoping it's not too bad, and they can take a look at it soon
I miss you guys
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Hi, Tools.
i'm sorry about yesterday. i should have been more considerate.
i didn't expect to see you again so soon, but i'm glad.
@ sunn wolf: really hope your friend's wrist gets better soon
meanwhile i'm headed to the doctor's office for a routine checkup...but with a headache
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
metal snobs, as i said, are very vocal. also most of them are total fuckwads and losers and quite a lot of them are racists into the bargain. they are not worth your time
I'm not big on metal, although I do appreciate the craft.
Speaking of idiotic metalheads, I will never stop being amused by this review on RYM.
Among the most prominent Japanese composers (although I use
the word 'Japanese' superfluously, as even the most well-known American
composers are barely competent at best), one in particular stands out to the
enlightened video game soundtrack consumer. His name: Yasunori Mitsuda. For the
record, this is not to undermine the amazing works of other incredibly talented
video game composers such as Uematsu-san or Sakuraba-san, but to highlight the
unique, almost celto-tropic music (the word music is an understatement) that
Yasunori Mitsuda has been composing for years. It would be sheer ignorance to
deny that the Chrono Cross soundtrack is anything but the magnum opus of video
game music; its lilting and oftentimes hauntingly peaceful guitar melodies
soothe all but the most savage of breasts while its tense battle themes and
mysterious donjon tunes ignite a blazing passion that can be quenched only by
the video game's profound story and gameplay. It is a wonder that anyone can
listen to anything besides video game musical compositions after listening to
Mitsuda-san's immensely powerful soundtrack, but given that the primitive thuds
of hip hop are America's current choice of 'music' (I use the term music
liberally), once can see little hope in the mass appreciation of Mitsuda-san's work.
There is, perhaps, only one medium of art that matches the
excellence of video games and that is (obviously) visual kei. Combining
absolutely exquisite j-rock and j-pop, sprinkled with hints of video game
melodies, with the pyrotechnic visual flare that the Japanese are known for,
visual kei takes its viewers on a rollercoaster ride of lights, fanfare, and
music that even Beethoven could tap his toes to. Would that I were Japanese,
(though under careful scrutiny, it appears my geneology tree does in fact show
signs of a Japanese presence) I too would participate in this art of the 21st
century and even perhaps venture onto the visual kei stage myself. It is no
surprise that the impotent minds of Western society cannot fully grasp the
total splendor of visual kei and instead choose to squandor their time
listening to rap and country "music".
when you don't wanna wake up
everything is fucked
everybody sucks
You don't really know why
But you want justify
Rippin' someone's head off
No human contact
And if you interact
Your life is on contract
Your best bet is to stay away motherfucker
It's just one of those days