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do I look African to you?
most africans are rich white people who own everything so yes
D4 is good.
It's not for everyone but it nails the story and humor perfectly.
Even the cliffhanger was perfectly timed.
Also I've been ranting about it for a while now so I should stop.
Also I need to stop saying also so much.
Must be getting tired.
It's not for everyone but it nails the story and humor perfectly.
Even the cliffhanger was perfectly timed.
Also I've been ranting about it for a while now so I should stop.
Also I need to stop saying also so much.
Must be getting tired.
Zelda wrote:
I wish video games were good.
kids these days are edgy as fuck
monster radio caps are a good thing now? It's been a thread to the kuledgykidds nowadays
monster radio caps are a good thing now? It's been a thread to the kuledgykidds nowadays
And that is how you nail all 15 exams with the highest score from all the students..... you just sacrifice your social life and everything you love for it.
wish I could be motivated to do stuff. But work leads to more work, and I'd rather be sitting at my computer doing nothing.
I was actually horrible during my high school days. Sure, my general knowledge was far, far superior to anything those cunts knew or will ever know, but they all studied for the tests and achieved top scores every time, while I was the "black sheep" in the class, always getting horrible grades on tests because I simply never wanted to study for anything - I'd rather either go out and observe nature, or sit and wank on the PC, reading random stuff.
Regardless, the reason I had such horrid grades was mainly due to me getting bloody seizures every time someone mentioned schedules to me. I hate doing things when I'm forced to, and I'd much rather do them when I FEEL like doing them.... and college is exactly that. You don't want to study today? No prob, sod off, you can study tomorrow, when you feel like it, as it doesn't even matter when the exam period comes in 4 months anyways.
Regardless, the reason I had such horrid grades was mainly due to me getting bloody seizures every time someone mentioned schedules to me. I hate doing things when I'm forced to, and I'd much rather do them when I FEEL like doing them.... and college is exactly that. You don't want to study today? No prob, sod off, you can study tomorrow, when you feel like it, as it doesn't even matter when the exam period comes in 4 months anyways.
Can't wait for college. Still stuck in high school for like 8 months, NEET life for a few months before army, and then army for hopefully 347 days. And then college.
I felt the same way back in High School too. It feels shit to be forced to study something that you dont even likeAurani wrote:
I was actually horrible during my high school days. Sure, my general knowledge was far, far superior to anything those cunts knew or will ever know, but they all studied for the tests and achieved top scores every time, while I was the "black sheep" in the class, always getting horrible grades on tests because I simply never wanted to study for anything - I'd rather either go out and observe nature, or sit and wank on the PC, reading random stuff.
Regardless, the reason I had such horrid grades was mainly due to me getting bloody seizures every time someone mentioned schedules to me. I hate doing things when I'm forced to, and I'd much rather do them when I FEEL like doing them.... and college is exactly that. You don't want to study today? No prob, sod off, you can study tomorrow, when you feel like it, as it doesn't even matter when the exam period comes in 4 months anyways.
and then there's college. the golden era of do-whatever-you-want education
Basically what I did for high school. Top 10 in my year and top 3 in physics. Sadly I have very little motivation to study since I entered university 5 months ago.Aurani wrote:
And that is how you nail all 15 exams with the highest score from all the students..... you just sacrifice your social life and everything you love for it.
I had a great high school experience.
I was somewhere in the top 10 of my class, I was the treasurer of the student council and I actually had a date for prom.
Now in college I'm underachieving I haven't joined any organization and I'm spending my free time rotting away in front of a computer screen playing video games. Dandy.
I was somewhere in the top 10 of my class, I was the treasurer of the student council and I actually had a date for prom.
Now in college I'm underachieving I haven't joined any organization and I'm spending my free time rotting away in front of a computer screen playing video games. Dandy.
Thing is, I'm not your usual lazy fuck. I'm literally a damn sloth when it comes to being forced to do something. There were a few occasions when didn't eat anything for 5 days because I was just too lazy to go 200 meters from the hotel and actually refill my fridge. Now, if I'm too lazy to even fill my own stomach when I'm hungry, imagine how well I'll do when you force me to study something I don't give two shits about.AutoMedic wrote:
I felt the same way back in High School too. It feels shit to be forced to study something that you dont even like
and then there's college. the golden era of do-whatever-you-want education
It's just natural that most people avoid giving me any tasks and entrust me with doing them, even if I'm a genius at completing them in the most efficient manner, but am as unreliable as a 92 year-old guy's penis during sex.
How so? I mean, that is the time in your life where you literally set goals for yourself and choose to do whatever you want, whenever you want. Do you know what's keeping you down? Love? Family? Friends? I mean, you have no reason to be less productive in college than you were in high school, simply because high school is way more demanding and involves a lot of flexibility on your part.piruchan wrote:
Basically what I did for high school. Top 10 in my year and top 3 in physics. Sadly I have very little motivation to study since I entered university 5 months ago.
Ceph23 wrote:
I had a great high school experience.
I was somewhere in the top 10 of my class, I was the treasurer of the student council and I actually had a date for prom.
To put it simply, I'm disappointed with college.Aurani wrote:
How so? I mean, that is the time in your life where you literally set goals for yourself and choose to do whatever you want, whenever you want. Do you know what's keeping you down? Love? Family? Friends? I mean, you have no reason to be less productive in college than you were in high school, simply because high school is way more demanding and involves a lot of flexibility on your part.
I did set goals for myself, but it turns out that I can't do anything about it due to the amount of homework and assignment. I was expecting to learn a lot of stuff, but it turns out not possible. Combine that with the most childish class I ever get and the fact that I have to keep up with their antics due to seniors saying things like, "we have to stay together and be friendly to everyone in our major" during orientation and that my friend, is the recipe for major breakdown.
I became really lazy and ended up not doing anything, not even playing games. I spent most of my free time rolling around in bed and staring into blank space. The result? I got a B in English and that's just wrong. I didn't study for the midterm and got 76/100, only to be saved by final because the lecturer said that she had hopes on me which motivated me to study and scored 92/100. Could have been an easy A, but I can't complain much with how much effort I put into that. The other subject however, are not so sweet. I even think I got a depression somewhere along the way.
BURN THE HERETIC!Ceph23 wrote:
I had a great high school experience.
I was somewhere in the top 10 of my class, I was the treasurer of the student council and I actually had a date for prom.
Now in college I'm underachieving I haven't joined any organization and I'm spending my free time rotting away in front of a computer screen playing video games. Dandy.
Sounds like me. I went shopping yesterday after a long time of not eating much, just because I couldn't be bothered going out. I'm pretty much incapable of following a routine like a normal person, getting up at the same time, going to school/work, studying, housework, I just don't have the motivation for any of it. In the past year or two I moved from my mum's place, started college; I got good grades on some English and Japanese tasks, stuff that I actually put effort into, but I just gradually lost interest, and I haven't even started going again this year. So yeah I'm a pretty stereotypical NEET, and having social anxiety doesn't help either, it just makes going out in public more of a chore.Aurani wrote:
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All I really want to do is do the absolute minimum that is required of me to have an income, because the sad thing is I don't want to do anything else in life except sit on front of a computer, play games, occupy my time with hobbies etc. Yeah, I' a pretty worthless human being, doesn't bother me too much though.
So right now I'm sitting around and abusing this ridiculous youth allowance welfare. Also I've spent around $4000+ on gaming stuff in the past year or two. Please don't hang me
Ahh high school.
I remember how it was all busywork and repetition.
In one or two weeks of classes you learn the equivalent of one day in College.
Every teacher hated phones.
Everyone used proxies to watch youtube.
At one point someone put a sega genesis and N64 emulator in one of the shared folders.
Oh the lengths some students would go to get past the teachers.
Now I'm a part-time college student and a "part-time" retail employee.
The "part-time" job is the biggest time sink now.
Since I've entered the workforce I've only been able to take only a few classes per semester sometimes only one.
I gotta figure out some way to move things along.
I remember how it was all busywork and repetition.
In one or two weeks of classes you learn the equivalent of one day in College.
Every teacher hated phones.
Everyone used proxies to watch youtube.
At one point someone put a sega genesis and N64 emulator in one of the shared folders.
Oh the lengths some students would go to get past the teachers.
Now I'm a part-time college student and a "part-time" retail employee.
The "part-time" job is the biggest time sink now.
Since I've entered the workforce I've only been able to take only a few classes per semester sometimes only one.
I gotta figure out some way to move things along.
sssssssssssssshhhhhhhiiiiiiiiitttttttt
its already february. better start doing something after getting my diploma
its already february. better start doing something after getting my diploma
Thing is, I was EXACTLY like that up until few months ago. I also had depression for over 4 years, almost 5 actually, so yeah, not the typical teenage "depression" where the word "depression" is being used like some street hooker for every possible instance of feeling bitterness, or sadness. I barely had the will to even breathe properly, and doing something other than that was a major pain in the arse in more than one way.B1rd wrote:
Sounds like me. I went shopping yesterday after a long time of not eating much, just because I couldn't be bothered going out. I'm pretty much incapable of following a routine like a normal person, getting up at the same time, going to school/work, studying, housework, I just don't have the motivation for any of it. In the past year or two I moved from my mum's place, started college; I got good grades on some English and Japanese tasks, stuff that I actually put effort into, but I just gradually lost interest, and I haven't even started going again this year. So yeah I'm a pretty stereotypical NEET, and having social anxiety doesn't help either, it just makes going out in public more of a chore.
All I really want to do is do the absolute minimum that is required of me to have an income, because the sad thing is I don't want to do anything else in life except sit on front of a computer, play games, occupy my time with hobbies etc. Yeah, I' a pretty worthless human being, doesn't bother me too much though.
So right now I'm sitting around and abusing this ridiculous youth allowance welfare. Also I've spent around $4000+ on gaming stuff in the past year or two. Please don't hang me
I only have to thank my girlfriend for actually bringing me out of that "darkness" and giving me just enough will to start doing things on my own again. I won't say she's solely responsible for it, but hey, she most definitely contributed to it the most.
Meh, i havent posted here in a while... im still alive. Not that anyone cares.
I haven't played since few days ago, and when I play, it's mostly to recover 1st places. It's good to be back once in a while
It's funny, I seem to have most of the symptoms of depressions from recounts of people who've had it... except for the feeling depressed part. I've had social workers and family members worry that I suffer from it, but even living a very reclusive and antisocial lifestyle I've never felt depressed. Maybe if I did I'd have motivation to change something. Even looking back at my childhood I've always been of that disposition.
but you literally have someone who you coordinate shared avatars with.Granger wrote:
Meh, i havent posted here in a while... im still alive. Not that anyone cares.
The Collab Avatar Association may strongly disagreeAurani wrote:
That thing counts as no one. :V
I meant the mongrel in question, not the collab itself... or you might have worded it in such a way that I misunderstood it, I don't know.
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Symptoms of depression doesn't always include feeling down. Thoughts of suicide, worthlessness, guilty, withdrawal from activities you previously enjoyed, appetite changes, insomnia/hypersomnia, loss of energy/no motivation to do anything, bleak outlook on life, and more are some signs of depression.B1rd wrote:
It's funny, I seem to have most of the symptoms of depressions from recounts of people who've had it... except for the feeling depressed part. I've had social workers and family members worry that I suffer from it, but even living a very reclusive and antisocial lifestyle I've never felt depressed. Maybe if I did I'd have motivation to change something. Even looking back at my childhood I've always been of that disposition..
Read this.
If you want to talk about it in private, just pm me or something.
Nah I don't suffer from depression thankfully, the part that I can relate to is the chronic laziness.. but I don't have any negative emotional symptoms. Although you could PM me the full sized version of the pic that's in your profile.
Totally forgot to respond.Granger wrote:
Meh, i havent posted here in a while... im still alive. Not that anyone cares.
Well, you have no right to complain, as you completely ignored me when I offered myself to talk to you, so who is the one who doesn't care now? :p
I can relate to this minus the social anxiety part. I gradually lost all interest in all uni related work after my second year. I haven't set foot on uni ground in the last 3 semesters. Then I withdrew from all social activity. I never was the kind of person with lots of friends, but those 2-3 I had were good friends. I can't really see a reason why I did that, but I did it anyway.B1rd wrote:
Sounds like me. I went shopping yesterday after a long time of not eating much, just because I couldn't be bothered going out. I'm pretty much incapable of following a routine like a normal person, getting up at the same time, going to school/work, studying, housework, I just don't have the motivation for any of it. In the past year or two I moved from my mum's place, started college; I got good grades on some English and Japanese tasks, stuff that I actually put effort into, but I just gradually lost interest, and I haven't even started going again this year. So yeah I'm a pretty stereotypical NEET, and having social anxiety doesn't help either, it just makes going out in public more of a chore.
All I really want to do is do the absolute minimum that is required of me to have an income, because the sad thing is I don't want to do anything else in life except sit on front of a computer, play games, occupy my time with hobbies etc. Yeah, I' a pretty worthless human being, doesn't bother me too much though.
So right now I'm sitting around and abusing this ridiculous youth allowance welfare. Also I've spent around $4000+ on gaming stuff in the past year or two. Please don't hang me
It kinda bothers me that I'm in a horrible slump, but at the same time I just can't find the motivation to change any of this.
Today I walked in the kitchen and was greeted by my cat[/b]
I was hungry so I looked in the pantry. "Of course," I thought to myself. "There is nothing good to eat."
I stumbled across a can of chili. Canned chili - "Just eat it." (cue NIKE(tm)(r)(c) commercial)
I opened it up and put it in my bowl
only to find that it was a can of chili [b]beans, not chili
and that's how I wasted $2 and left the kitchen with an empty, desolate stomach
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It may be neither funny, nor interesting, but it sure as fuck is cancerous with that colour stabbing my eyes like a sodomiser stabbing a half-decomposed cat's anal cavity with his engorged, rigid phallus.
so you didn't end up eating the beans? I find that a gratuitous waste of food. I don't have any problems with eating canned beans, lentils, chick peas etc.
Those kinds of beans aren't really meant for eating alone, and I don't like beans very much in the first place. I think I threw them away out of shock instead of s just not wanting to eat them. I could have put them in a plastic baggie and refrigerated them but nobody would have eaten them anywaysB1rd wrote:
so you didn't end up eating the beans? I find that a gratuitous waste of food. I don't have any problems with eating canned beans, lentils, chick peas etc.
That, sadly, IS a waste of food.... not quality food (well, canned shit is sort of... not exactly healthy or good in my mind), but still food. You could've at least made some proper food and use it as an addition, no?
who r u guys talking to
Ok that's not cool Rice. At all. Leave
P e r h a p s... I'm not a very competent chef thoughAurani wrote:
That, sadly, IS a waste of food.... not quality food (well, canned shit is sort of... not exactly healthy or good in my mind), but still food. You could've at least made some proper food and use it as an addition, no?