We should start spreading the word of Lunachan again, try and get some new blood.

mmm, that was fun

>>88686
agreed.

>>88657
Oh, I've no doubt that it did! I imagine you must have sat there in the dark behind your monitor for, what, a week or two at the least before steeling yourself and hitting the reply button? Around that, I estimate. I wouldn't want to be overly hard on it, a Dashing thread is an exotic and fragile creature, not fit for the intense burdens of intentional verbal abuse.
Other threads? Last I checked this was the only active thread on the site - granted, I don't check very often, nor do my eyes reach very far. Good call on your part, though, as I can say that the silence was getting tiresome. I'll thank you now, or at least reference my gratitude from a third person omniscient point of view.
Naturally. I can only imagine how it would feel to be on a site crawling with Canadians - or Vancouverites, even. Why, if there were another, what, two of them on here, I don't know what I'd do. Surely his sacrifice is just. Makes sense to me for us both to exempt from the ruling: I for coming up with the idea, and you for creating the thread in which the idea was born. That leaves only one.

Haha, precisely. Especially since, as any beginner anthropologist could tell you, the North American aboriginals that moved through Russia twelve thousand years ago were the same people that eventually became the Russians, as well as most eastern Asians. If you're going to move an entire species to a new continent, you only make one trip, I imagine. That, and let's remember too that writing is only a couple millennia old, and its purpose up until relatively recently in the human story was to count sheep and wheat at market, not the heads of peoples crossing through one's land. Perhaps that knowledge is just a little too advanced for some students, though.
Ah, I see. So you're going to be fine with the deadlines, then? Excellent. Are you keen to return to a more regular study schedule, or have you been enjoying your enforced break? I've not known many to genuinely enjoy forcing studies upon themselves, but if eve

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>>88657
Everyone else will be out of the house for the weekend, so just chilling out at home alone.

>>88657

The aquarium was fantastic, I must say. They had lots of educational and informative displays, and there was a lot to see. They had a couple of Pacific White-Sided dolphins that I found to be really enjoyable as well.

>I've had it remarked on a couple of times since I've been here,
So would I be right reading your posts in Harry Potter's voice? I know there are several types of British accents -- just like America has regional dialects...

>Have you been collating from primary sources,
Where possible, yes. Which is why it's a lot of work. :/ But I'm starting to feel more like investing my time in getting my degree in human psychology.

>What gave you the interest to work on that in particular?

Squirrels are cute. ^^ But they are also an animal for which a lot of research has been done -- probably one of the most studied wild animals. I think understanding squirrel behavior, ecology, social system, evolution, etc, is a nice gateway into understanding many animals, including humans. :)

>What's Shutterfly?

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thanks4sharing

ur so gay

>>88588
I don't personally, I've just been watching a series of animations that sort of deconstruct the genre, so I guess I was just in the mood to discuss it.
I think it's just that I've never really played any good horror games, or seen any good movies, etc, and I've never been interested in the genre enough to dive in and look for good ones.

>>88598
Hmm...the only film that sticks out in my mind is Silence of the Lambs, and perhaps that was because it involved ideas that made me think about the way the human mind works. Some other horror movies I'd seen seemed like cheap attempts to show gross, frightening, disturbing video. On the other hand, the villian in Silence of the Lambs used some themes that are associated with transgender people, and without much other information about real transgender people, the film didn't help me see them in a positive light. But anyway, apart from that I think it was an OK movie (assuming my memory is accurate). :)

>>88587
A little janky logic there, but horror is still a cool topic.
To appeal to horror is exactly that. Some people like being shocked/scared, I suppose.
I do enjoy horror, but not for the scares. I enjoy the lore behind horror stories more than any other aspect that horror has to offer me.
Books are fantastic sources of horror! Games can be too, but on a smaller scale.
Favorite horror story... I'm not quite sure bout this one, sorry. I love stories that are related to Halloween-ish things (Full moons, murderous characters, taking place primarily during night, ect.)
Jump scares get me most of the time, that and frightening things that make logical sense (e.g. things hiding in bushes to conceal themselves).
I love the horror characters that know that there's something up. That way the only thing that creates the horror is escaping the situation. Frustration and quick thinking are nice qualities in horror stories.

>>88533

Green green
Green green
Green green
Green green


Yo, orange you gonna pink up the phone and say yellow?

>>88489

Could be better, could be worse

Could be better, could be worse

>>88357
Heh, I'd be lucky if I eat McD's twice, even a third or fourth time in a year.

Yeah I actually heard this story at my school I went to a parent gave their kid (who was like preschool age) McDonalds for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and he got very sick.

Confession, when they had MLP toys last year, I only went once, got an adult meal with pony toy (little do people know, they do let you buy that since people do collect such, you don't need a happy meal). Most of the ones I got were from my mom's friend who's a McD manager, and even he said he hates eating there from working there so much.

I went more 24 hours without eating a few times, which, considering I was 13-14 at the time, may or may not have contributed to my morbid skinnines

well my diet has never really been good at all.. i can be a picky eater in the silliest ways some times and eat much less healthy than i should... but i suppose you could say it's been the worst at the times i actually attempted to have a controlled diet and failed miserably ^^;

I think about 3 feet.

>Do you have any regrets? Are there any childhood dreams you've reached, any you still chase, and any you've given up on?
I don't know how to answer this without sounding "edgy".

>Do you have any regrets?

I regret not being raised a girl, but I'm mostly over it now...

>Are there any childhood dreams you've reached,

As a child (like age 5), I wanted to be an electrician. I became an electronics technician, which was even better. So, dream achieved.

>If you met your 6 year old self, would you like him/her, and would he/she like you?

That's a really interesting question. I was such a different person back then. I think he/she would not like me at first, but he/she would come to like me if we spent some time together...

>>88671
It seems like they want nothing to sell!
Extend foot - aim - fire!

Most places won't give you a penny back if you don't like a game. Places all seem to vary.

Good luck, I'd sure need it!

:3

That it is XD

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Yeah I have a friend like that with the FIFA games, or he was. Come to t hink of it I haven't seen him play a footie game for ages.

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>>88675
Yup, pretty much.

I know, but when you sell a game back to a store, the store chooses the price. It's dumb. If they can do that, why can't I pick up a game I want and pay for it how much I want. So if I had to sell, I'd do it on my own, but I don't. :P

Thankies

Gonna get snuggles any minute, gonna get to bed.

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Ah I see, my friend won't give up on Madden.

It is nice, not too many NFS, I do have a few DS ones, but they manage to be different and enjoyable.

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Time to go drinking within tent!
I'll go easy on poor ol' liver soon :P

>>88677
Indeed. It's usually better value to sell via eBay, however, with retailers struggling to survive and eBay not (and charging like wounded buffalo when it comes to fees), oddly, sometimes it's about the same (but less hassle) to sell to a store.

Yay!

Sounds like he's Madden about it :P

I still remember the original NFS, I think it was for DOS!

Far as I know, yes, it does include Windows 8, and you have to gesture wildly at the screen to control it! I think it'll be garbage XD

Fluttergood... probably morning by now :P

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My desire is for nothing more than to slack off and wile away my days doing nothing.

Its 2edgy for this website

Legitimate happiness and a good reason to posses it.