It's been raining here for days, I sort of like it for being cozy.
Oh and I went for a walk last night and saw an enormous beaver, the biggest yet! Feeling Canadian.
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It's been raining here for days, I sort of like it for being cozy.
Oh and I went for a walk last night and saw an enormous beaver, the biggest yet! Feeling Canadian.
The rains came, left, and took my latest migraine cluster with them. There is a God!
I didn't know you get migraines Pompey. I'm glad you're getting a respite.
I'm still in SoCal and it's sunny. Wow.
Oh I thought you went east long ago. What were those train photos of? Anyway, best of luck on the adventure. And do go to Swanton. :)
Yes, my whole life. Usually it's aura and spectacular light shows that last about 20 minutes and leave me tired. But in recent years they have been turning over to the pain and nausea kind, and this latest batch was unusually bad. They are definitely attuned to a change of weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
Oh, I just came back from visiting friends and family in Portland, Oregon for the last couple of weeks. I arrive in Vermont tomorrow, spend 8 weeks there, spend a week in New York City with a friend, then it's straight to Berkeley.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pompey Bum
Regarding your migraines, that's a shame that they've become painful. It sounds like they were at least kind of interesting before.
Well, I apologize, Lykren. I've been being a bit standoffish to you lately. I thought your language program had already started, and I that you ought to be studying instead of hanging with us. I was kind of callous about your latest girl trouble, too, because I figured that was the last thing to be thinking of when you needed to be studying Japanese. I'm sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
Hahahahahahaha, Pompey! Thanks for looking out for my interests, but if you were standoffish to me you were too subtle about it for me to notice. Anyways, when the program starts I'll be swearing off English completely, which means you shall see neither hide nor hair of me.
Also, 'my latest girl trouble' is of the months-long, pathetic and degrading kind. Someone has to be callous to me about it. Clopin's been trying his best, but I'm afraid I'm a hopeless case.
Talk to you when you get to Berkeley, mon cher ami. One of my nephews went there and was permanently deranged. Um, I mean, LOVED IT! Work hard! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
Feeling good that I'm gonna win my last chess game with Lykren before he goes pure weeb on me.
:rolleyes5:
God damn it.
What's wrong, Clopin?
Alas, Clopin hath dropped a knight and a rook. Therefore he lamenteth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clopin
Lykren is going to win :(
(is what's wrong)
Whatever, chess is a stupid nerd game anyway.
Spare no mercy.
I've got a large pimple on my cheek that I really should take a blowtorch to.
Lance that sucka.
Spare no mercy.
In our entire history of play I have served Lykren a total of 27 crushing, total, and miserable defeats. For his part he has edged me out to claim a win in 27 very close games, and there were nine draws; a perfectly even score representative of very uneven chess endowments.
Twenty-seven times, Clopin has used computer assistance to enable him to counter my formidable natural talent. Twenty-seven times he has risked facing me unaided, and faced the consequences.
Did you win, Lykren?
I didn't win... I triumphed!
If I may interject to vent, I'm feeling miserable right now because my freaking allergies are bothering my eyes and making me blink rapidly. It's uncomfortable and has been happening all year. I'm tired of this. I am being retested for allergies on the 7th of July, so thank goodness for that. Prescription medication doesn't even help it.
Sorry to hear about your sensitivities, SC. I hope the retesting helps, but until then, try to hang in.
Congratulations. I'm sure it's a good omen for your summer and fall plans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
Thank you for your regards, Pompey Bum.
Stand firm, right? Doesn't help with my migraines, either, but you can't let your diseases know they're getting to you. :)
I am sorry about your migraines, PB. My mother also greatly suffers from them. I recall taking care of her while she was in the hospital for a week last Spring due to her migraines. Although this may seem pretty extreme, I recently saw an ad that advertised the use of botox for helping migraines.
Thanks for your concern, SC. Mine usually come in clusters (several a week, or several a day if it's bad) that turn up a few times a year and last a month or so. For some reason, this summer had been bad, but I've been good all day and can sort of tell that this cluster's moved on. Migraine's are so weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetcaroline
Okay, I'm going to bed, y'all. Good luck Lykren! See you when I see you, man! :)
じゃあ、またね、ポンペイさん！;)
Not feeling too good at all, but I'm surfing Litnet, one of the best sites on the entire internet, so perhaps my mood will be uplifted before I go off to sleep.
I feel relaxed, but alert, waiting for whatever wants to happen and not really caring if it does or not.
How is this question not the epiphany of carelessness in a decadent society? So rhetorically vain and senseless. I love it. Its like kissing a stranger on the cheeks twice and quick with dry lips. I feel today like killing niggers who joined the KKK.
It sounds like you are having a bad day, Duikboot.
I'm feeling the effects of it and that too.
Pretty chipper. Just uploaded the entire Illiad on to my MP3 player, ready for haymaking season. Also uploaded about 20 BBC radio4 " In Our Time" Episodes. Tractoring round and round fields has never been more entertaining.
Energetic & focused
Waitin' for the invasion
"... Gonna be a sparkling day"
Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),
tailor STATELY
Well I've learned that a kaka is an olive-brown parrot native to New Zealand, and I ain't even kiddin' or nothin', so it can't be too bad a day.