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 Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 10:45 am
frozen_flames06 "falls in" hihi....its hot today. xd Hello!
And indeed.
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 12:37 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama frozen_flames06 "falls in" hihi....its hot today. xd Hello!
And indeed.
......so hot.....bleh and the ac does not work here at all.....think of cold thoughts...like ice......ice cream.....water...
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 6:44 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Indeed.
Yeah...I just prefer not being in a movie theater...even if it is nice to see a movie on a gigantic screen.
Yes, it is a Colin Firth movie.
I've never read the comic it is based on, so I have no idea what all they changed, but it's pretty good.
Well, movie theatres can be pretty gross, so that's understandable. I like them because I don't have to worry about the dogs, or the vacuum, or anything else distracting me. I can concentrate on enjoying the movie. Hm. I may have to check it out. I like comic movies most of the time.
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:39 pm
KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Indeed.
Yeah...I just prefer not being in a movie theater...even if it is nice to see a movie on a gigantic screen.
Yes, it is a Colin Firth movie.
I've never read the comic it is based on, so I have no idea what all they changed, but it's pretty good.
Well, movie theatres can be pretty gross, so that's understandable. I like them because I don't have to worry about the dogs, or the vacuum, or anything else distracting me. I can concentrate on enjoying the movie. Hm. I may have to check it out. I like comic movies most of the time. That doesn't bother me terribly.
I just don't particularly like movie theaters....an their prices.
That makes sense, though my dog is small and easy to pick up.
The ending is interesting....and I'm not going to say why.
Wouldn't want to ruin the surprise.
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:42 pm
frozen_flames06 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama frozen_flames06 "falls in" hihi....its hot today. xd Hello!
And indeed.
......so hot.....bleh and the ac does not work here at all.....think of cold thoughts...like ice......ice cream.....water... Oh no, that's not good.
Snow men....um...snow cones....snow...
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 10:41 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Indeed.
Yeah...I just prefer not being in a movie theater...even if it is nice to see a movie on a gigantic screen.
Yes, it is a Colin Firth movie.
I've never read the comic it is based on, so I have no idea what all they changed, but it's pretty good.
Well, movie theatres can be pretty gross, so that's understandable. I like them because I don't have to worry about the dogs, or the vacuum, or anything else distracting me. I can concentrate on enjoying the movie. Hm. I may have to check it out. I like comic movies most of the time. That doesn't bother me terribly.
I just don't particularly like movie theaters....an their prices.
That makes sense, though my dog is small and easy to pick up.
The ending is interesting....and I'm not going to say why.
Wouldn't want to ruin the surprise.
Well, yeah. Movies are expensive, so that's a big negative, though movie theatres see none of the money from ticket sales anyway. =I My dogs are just noisy and it makes me anxious, or irritable. And I swear my mother only vacuums when I'm watching a movie. Thank you. I appreciate a lack of spoilers. =]
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 11:18 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama twisted
Yay!
Yeah....but then again, no one ever claimed westerners were smart...(Read: Americans/Puritans)
( *stops self before ranting about how many religious people are sheeple who cannot think on their own or it sure comes across like they can't...* )
Yeah, it works way better when the other parties involved don't have this belief you MUST spend ALL holidays with the family...they still don't really understand that when my dad said 'xmas is now with my family' 22 years ago....but they came to kind of grudgingly accept it? At least they stopped pestering us too badly about easter, 4th of July, thanksgiving... They've never really respected us as a family....especially not my mother....I've always gotten the impression they thought my mother was some horrible person who was indoctrinating my sister and I against them/the grandparents....and was the one keeping us from going to family holiday things and doing 'what we were supposed to'. The only thing that is even vaguely true in the most vaguest sense out of that is the indoctrinating...but only because my mother would explain to us in as impartial of a manner as possible, what the relatives would do to us, had done to us before, would do to other relatives, and had done to other relatives before....the other relatives usually being my dying uncle's family...mainly because him and my aunt got pregnant before they got married...even though they were planning on getting married anyway. So that cousin got treated pretty poorly....especially in comparison to the first (and only) male grandchild who was born about two months after her....and in a stroke of karmic justice, the male cousin was a huge failure (got KICKED OUT OF COLLEGE, because he had a .2 GPA...because he was an alcoholic by the time he went into college...at a public college no less) and the female cousin is a huge success, currently going to be heading to PHARMACY SCHOOL in the fall. Sorry for the rant, but I'm hyper-pissed that those relatives think everyone NEEDS to be at my uncle's house and around a DYING MAN the entire time, now that he's taken a turn for the worse....which is the LAST THING A DYING MAN AND HIS FAMILY REALLY NEEDS, having like...6-10 people there for hours on end... A few at a time over the course of a day, sure....but not what they're currently doing. ******** morons. The only reason I'm not there is because my mother knows if I'm there and ANYONE says ANYTHING to my people I will most likely read them the riot act for crowding a DYING MAN...and a few other things like never respecting us and how I'm glad my one b*****d aunt was unable to have children because I'm positive she'd have ruined them just like her mother did since her and her mother are so goddamn similar. Grr.
Nika. What I'm talking about is how the majority of society, while they do contribute, are woefully unaware of their shortcomings and how that causes major problems for others...how their inability to understand larger concepts, their tendency to be vociferous about things they only partially understand, and their constant need to force their opinions/beliefs onto others because they think 'I know what is really the best for you, because I obviously do', and when they're told they are anything but smart, knowledgeable, etc...they get offended because they either cannot see or do not want to see that they really are wrong. And that causes more problems than anything else. Being stupid is fine...as long as you're inflicting your stupid on yourself and if not, you're willing to own up to your stupid and apologize for it. Something most people cannot and will not do.
Yeah......but it's still not a great idea...because being around someone 100% of the time, as appealing as that may be at times...is not a great idea. That's why people have multiple friends, a job, school, etc...so they don't burn out on those people. Because too much time around one person makes their little annoying habits build up over time and make the relationship much more volatile...
Gah, I want to see his face. I need to...I'm in the negative on people dealing power and I've ended up basically sleeping a couple days away in a subconscious attempt to recharge, but that's not working very well...so I'm also spending a ton of time in my room online trying to use that too...geh.
yeah, that's pretty much the case for a lot, sadly. far more people of this generation are getting smart compared to the previous generations, though, thankfully family can be really really annoying at times. especially when they're family you want nothing to do with. which is why you have to be glad for the family you like, so that you can keep those bridges and turn all the other unwanted ones into a bonfire when you're able/allowed to. no need to apologize for the rant, though, because it's always interesting hearing about family situations of others, no matter how bad they may be. in my opinion, at least
ahhh, okay. that makes sense, then. sorry for my lack of understanding on that, then
you have a good point, there. though eventually you may end up spending many of your days in the same home as he, and those shortcomings and annoying things would be known and seen fairly often. imo it's better to get used to that for smaller amounts of time before going into it 24/7
though i've already said it, hopefully you get to see him again sometime soon. it's not fun not being able to see the person you love
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 9:47 pm
KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Indeed.
Yeah...I just prefer not being in a movie theater...even if it is nice to see a movie on a gigantic screen.
Yes, it is a Colin Firth movie.
I've never read the comic it is based on, so I have no idea what all they changed, but it's pretty good.
Well, movie theatres can be pretty gross, so that's understandable. I like them because I don't have to worry about the dogs, or the vacuum, or anything else distracting me. I can concentrate on enjoying the movie. Hm. I may have to check it out. I like comic movies most of the time. That doesn't bother me terribly.
I just don't particularly like movie theaters....an their prices.
That makes sense, though my dog is small and easy to pick up.
The ending is interesting....and I'm not going to say why.
Wouldn't want to ruin the surprise.
Well, yeah. Movies are expensive, so that's a big negative, though movie theatres see none of the money from ticket sales anyway. =I My dogs are just noisy and it makes me anxious, or irritable. And I swear my mother only vacuums when I'm watching a movie. Thank you. I appreciate a lack of spoilers. =] Yeah.....plus I can't eat anything from a movie theater...well, I'm not supposed to.
That's not fun...
You're welcome. ^_^
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 9:50 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Indeed.
Yeah...I just prefer not being in a movie theater...even if it is nice to see a movie on a gigantic screen.
Yes, it is a Colin Firth movie.
I've never read the comic it is based on, so I have no idea what all they changed, but it's pretty good.
Well, movie theatres can be pretty gross, so that's understandable. I like them because I don't have to worry about the dogs, or the vacuum, or anything else distracting me. I can concentrate on enjoying the movie. Hm. I may have to check it out. I like comic movies most of the time. That doesn't bother me terribly.
I just don't particularly like movie theaters....an their prices.
That makes sense, though my dog is small and easy to pick up.
The ending is interesting....and I'm not going to say why.
Wouldn't want to ruin the surprise.
Well, yeah. Movies are expensive, so that's a big negative, though movie theatres see none of the money from ticket sales anyway. =I My dogs are just noisy and it makes me anxious, or irritable. And I swear my mother only vacuums when I'm watching a movie. Thank you. I appreciate a lack of spoilers. =] Yeah.....plus I can't eat anything from a movie theater...well, I'm not supposed to.
That's not fun...
You're welcome. ^_^
That's why you get a big purse and smuggle stuff in. The only reason I'd ever buy stuff from the theatre is because I know that's where they get almost all of their money. It's not. That's why I'm a cat person. In general, they're much quieter.
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 9:54 pm
Nikakaeo Amu Tsukiyomi-sama twisted
Yay!
Yeah....but then again, no one ever claimed westerners were smart...(Read: Americans/Puritans)
( *stops self before ranting about how many religious people are sheeple who cannot think on their own or it sure comes across like they can't...* )
Yeah, it works way better when the other parties involved don't have this belief you MUST spend ALL holidays with the family...they still don't really understand that when my dad said 'xmas is now with my family' 22 years ago....but they came to kind of grudgingly accept it? At least they stopped pestering us too badly about easter, 4th of July, thanksgiving... They've never really respected us as a family....especially not my mother....I've always gotten the impression they thought my mother was some horrible person who was indoctrinating my sister and I against them/the grandparents....and was the one keeping us from going to family holiday things and doing 'what we were supposed to'. The only thing that is even vaguely true in the most vaguest sense out of that is the indoctrinating...but only because my mother would explain to us in as impartial of a manner as possible, what the relatives would do to us, had done to us before, would do to other relatives, and had done to other relatives before....the other relatives usually being my dying uncle's family...mainly because him and my aunt got pregnant before they got married...even though they were planning on getting married anyway. So that cousin got treated pretty poorly....especially in comparison to the first (and only) male grandchild who was born about two months after her....and in a stroke of karmic justice, the male cousin was a huge failure (got KICKED OUT OF COLLEGE, because he had a .2 GPA...because he was an alcoholic by the time he went into college...at a public college no less) and the female cousin is a huge success, currently going to be heading to PHARMACY SCHOOL in the fall. Sorry for the rant, but I'm hyper-pissed that those relatives think everyone NEEDS to be at my uncle's house and around a DYING MAN the entire time, now that he's taken a turn for the worse....which is the LAST THING A DYING MAN AND HIS FAMILY REALLY NEEDS, having like...6-10 people there for hours on end... A few at a time over the course of a day, sure....but not what they're currently doing. ******** morons. The only reason I'm not there is because my mother knows if I'm there and ANYONE says ANYTHING to my people I will most likely read them the riot act for crowding a DYING MAN...and a few other things like never respecting us and how I'm glad my one b*****d aunt was unable to have children because I'm positive she'd have ruined them just like her mother did since her and her mother are so goddamn similar. Grr.
Nika. What I'm talking about is how the majority of society, while they do contribute, are woefully unaware of their shortcomings and how that causes major problems for others...how their inability to understand larger concepts, their tendency to be vociferous about things they only partially understand, and their constant need to force their opinions/beliefs onto others because they think 'I know what is really the best for you, because I obviously do', and when they're told they are anything but smart, knowledgeable, etc...they get offended because they either cannot see or do not want to see that they really are wrong. And that causes more problems than anything else. Being stupid is fine...as long as you're inflicting your stupid on yourself and if not, you're willing to own up to your stupid and apologize for it. Something most people cannot and will not do.
Yeah......but it's still not a great idea...because being around someone 100% of the time, as appealing as that may be at times...is not a great idea. That's why people have multiple friends, a job, school, etc...so they don't burn out on those people. Because too much time around one person makes their little annoying habits build up over time and make the relationship much more volatile...
Gah, I want to see his face. I need to...I'm in the negative on people dealing power and I've ended up basically sleeping a couple days away in a subconscious attempt to recharge, but that's not working very well...so I'm also spending a ton of time in my room online trying to use that too...geh.
yeah, that's pretty much the case for a lot, sadly. far more people of this generation are getting smart compared to the previous generations, though, thankfully family can be really really annoying at times. especially when they're family you want nothing to do with. which is why you have to be glad for the family you like, so that you can keep those bridges and turn all the other unwanted ones into a bonfire when you're able/allowed to. no need to apologize for the rant, though, because it's always interesting hearing about family situations of others, no matter how bad they may be. in my opinion, at least
ahhh, okay. that makes sense, then. sorry for my lack of understanding on that, then
you have a good point, there. though eventually you may end up spending many of your days in the same home as he, and those shortcomings and annoying things would be known and seen fairly often. imo it's better to get used to that for smaller amounts of time before going into it 24/7
though i've already said it, hopefully you get to see him again sometime soon. it's not fun not being able to see the person you loveSometimes I really wonder about that....
OH, AND.
Today at work I was GIVEN like $500 in stuff...
Tea, store use merch....sharpies...etc.
Because anything not out of the store was going to be trashed by the demo crew tonight.
I even got the buddha off the wall.
Oh...well....okay. And I agree. Hearing about someone else's family experiences puts your own into perspective...be it a better or worse one.
No worries. ^_^ At least you say things that allow me to clear up anything you didn't quite understand.
Yup. I well know that, but as it is....I don't think they'd annoy me too badly....because he's just that important to me. And even if they did....I feel like I could tell him and there not be a huge issue. Which says a lot...
Me too...since I still haven't gotten to see him....because the uncle has died and other things...
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 10:02 pm
KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama KeatonIshTak05 Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Indeed.
Yeah...I just prefer not being in a movie theater...even if it is nice to see a movie on a gigantic screen.
Yes, it is a Colin Firth movie.
I've never read the comic it is based on, so I have no idea what all they changed, but it's pretty good.
Well, movie theatres can be pretty gross, so that's understandable. I like them because I don't have to worry about the dogs, or the vacuum, or anything else distracting me. I can concentrate on enjoying the movie. Hm. I may have to check it out. I like comic movies most of the time. That doesn't bother me terribly.
I just don't particularly like movie theaters....an their prices.
That makes sense, though my dog is small and easy to pick up.
The ending is interesting....and I'm not going to say why.
Wouldn't want to ruin the surprise.
Well, yeah. Movies are expensive, so that's a big negative, though movie theatres see none of the money from ticket sales anyway. =I My dogs are just noisy and it makes me anxious, or irritable. And I swear my mother only vacuums when I'm watching a movie. Thank you. I appreciate a lack of spoilers. =] Yeah.....plus I can't eat anything from a movie theater...well, I'm not supposed to.
That's not fun...
You're welcome. ^_^
That's why you get a big purse and smuggle stuff in. The only reason I'd ever buy stuff from the theatre is because I know that's where they get almost all of their money. It's not. That's why I'm a cat person. In general, they're much quieter. .....not a bad idea, except I don't like big purses...
And anything I'd bring for food would be fairly loud... ^_^;;
My dog isn't usually too barky...but he does get whiny at times.
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 10:38 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Sometimes I really wonder about that....
OH, AND.
Today at work I was GIVEN like $500 in stuff...
Tea, store use merch....sharpies...etc.
Because anything not out of the store was going to be trashed by the demo crew tonight.
I even got the buddha off the wall.
Oh...well....okay. And I agree. Hearing about someone else's family experiences puts your own into perspective...be it a better or worse one.
No worries. ^_^ At least you say things that allow me to clear up anything you didn't quite understand.
Yup. I well know that, but as it is....I don't think they'd annoy me too badly....because he's just that important to me. And even if they did....I feel like I could tell him and there not be a huge issue. Which says a lot...
Me too...since I still haven't gotten to see him....because the uncle has died and other things...
oooooo, that is VERY nice! gotta love when you can get a crapton of stuff because it'd go to the trash otherwise. especially when it's stuff you can USE. or really want. like the buddha sounds like it may have been in this case indeed so. that's part of the reason that i said that, really
i just don't like being confused about things that could be made un-confusing by the one who said the thing, so i try to find what makes it confusing and ask questions about that thing and get it straightened out to be not confusing. sometimes i do a good enough job, and others... not so much. and just end up being more confused than i was beforehand. which is never fun
i hear you, there. when a person is that important to you, then all their flaws and annoying things about them are just as important. though they wouldn't be missed if they got remedied, most of the time. but it's still a good idea to get used to seeing them all the time before it becomes a permanent thing, i'd think
ouch. seems that it's no longer a dying uncle but a died uncle. hopefully he was at least comfortable when it happened
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2015 10:14 pm
Nikakaeo Amu Tsukiyomi-sama Sometimes I really wonder about that....
OH, AND.
Today at work I was GIVEN like $500 in stuff...
Tea, store use merch....sharpies...etc.
Because anything not out of the store was going to be trashed by the demo crew tonight.
I even got the buddha off the wall.
Oh...well....okay. And I agree. Hearing about someone else's family experiences puts your own into perspective...be it a better or worse one.
No worries. ^_^ At least you say things that allow me to clear up anything you didn't quite understand.
Yup. I well know that, but as it is....I don't think they'd annoy me too badly....because he's just that important to me. And even if they did....I feel like I could tell him and there not be a huge issue. Which says a lot...
Me too...since I still haven't gotten to see him....because the uncle has died and other things...
oooooo, that is VERY nice! gotta love when you can get a crapton of stuff because it'd go to the trash otherwise. especially when it's stuff you can USE. or really want. like the buddha sounds like it may have been in this case indeed so. that's part of the reason that i said that, really
i just don't like being confused about things that could be made un-confusing by the one who said the thing, so i try to find what makes it confusing and ask questions about that thing and get it straightened out to be not confusing. sometimes i do a good enough job, and others... not so much. and just end up being more confused than i was beforehand. which is never fun
i hear you, there. when a person is that important to you, then all their flaws and annoying things about them are just as important. though they wouldn't be missed if they got remedied, most of the time. but it's still a good idea to get used to seeing them all the time before it becomes a permanent thing, i'd think
ouch. seems that it's no longer a dying uncle but a died uncle. hopefully he was at least comfortable when it happenedYUP.
The Buddha was more of a "I can have this? I'll take it, because IT IS SPARKLY."
Good job wording that in what is likely the most confusing manner possible. (I perfectly understood it, regardless of the highly convoluted wording)
Indeed. But that requires me to get him to tell me things...rather than him just be a smiling cheshire cat most of the time. He enjoys watching me be confused and unsure about asking to get an answer and then realizing I can't win.....though he's not being bad-evil about it....just unfair-evil...the meanie.
I have no idea. I guess he was?
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2015 10:21 pm
Amu Tsukiyomi-sama YUP.
The Buddha was more of a "I can have this? I'll take it, because IT IS SPARKLY."
Good job wording that in what is likely the most confusing manner possible. (I perfectly understood it, regardless of the highly convoluted wording)
Indeed. But that requires me to get him to tell me things...rather than him just be a smiling cheshire cat most of the time. He enjoys watching me be confused and unsure about asking to get an answer and then realizing I can't win.....though he's not being bad-evil about it....just unfair-evil...the meanie.
I have no idea. I guess he was?
... okay i can absolutely not blame you at all for taking it, then. sparkly things and shiny things are things you can never have too many of. unless you have too many things in general i like saying things confusingly. sometimes. other times i try to make them more easily understandable to all. but those times are less fun than the confusing times
i'm not sure how that'd require you getting him to tell you things as opposed to him just grinning silently without fixing your confusion, but okay. good luck managing to do the needed thing in those cases
i guess there's not really any way of knowing for certain. one can hope that he was, because when you're wasting away there's no need for any added suffering on top of the suffering you're already dealing with. unless you're a complete a*****e who deserves to suffer endlessly, in which case that doesn't apply. but those people are thankfully VERY few and far between
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2015 10:39 pm
Nikakaeo Amu Tsukiyomi-sama YUP.
The Buddha was more of a "I can have this? I'll take it, because IT IS SPARKLY."
Good job wording that in what is likely the most confusing manner possible. (I perfectly understood it, regardless of the highly convoluted wording)
Indeed. But that requires me to get him to tell me things...rather than him just be a smiling cheshire cat most of the time. He enjoys watching me be confused and unsure about asking to get an answer and then realizing I can't win.....though he's not being bad-evil about it....just unfair-evil...the meanie.
I have no idea. I guess he was?
... okay i can absolutely not blame you at all for taking it, then. sparkly things and shiny things are things you can never have too many of. unless you have too many things in general i like saying things confusingly. sometimes. other times i try to make them more easily understandable to all. but those times are less fun than the confusing times
i'm not sure how that'd require you getting him to tell you things as opposed to him just grinning silently without fixing your confusion, but okay. good luck managing to do the needed thing in those cases
i guess there's not really any way of knowing for certain. one can hope that he was, because when you're wasting away there's no need for any added suffering on top of the suffering you're already dealing with. unless you're a complete a*****e who deserves to suffer endlessly, in which case that doesn't apply. but those people are thankfully VERY few and far betweenExactly!
Which I really do need to get rid of some things....mostly trash...
^_^;;
Obviously.
Finding out his annoying habits. He'd have to tell me things or do things for me to discover I find them annoying...but that hasn't really happened....and he said if he had a problem, he'd tell me. And he hasn't said he has a problem with....well anything...at least not that I remember.... Closest was something about him, more than it was about me and it wasn't really a problem per se...but more him telling me how things were more than a year ago, before we ended up officially together...(official = me point blank asking him if we were.....to clarify confusion....because I was fairly sure but I absolutely refused to assume for fear of being presumptuous and wrong. And the type of reply should be /fairly/ obvious)
There are days I'm not so sure about that....there are quite a few people who at the very least deserve to be uncomfortable to varying degrees... But I'm not too concerned about how he felt at the time.....now I'm more concerned in making sure the relatives don't ******** about with the funeral and/or ruin it for my aunt and cousins. If they do, there will be polite hell to pay. (because I refuse to be the one who ruins it for my aunt and cousins...no matter how much the other relatives may deserve a good verbal dismembering)
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