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Blog Thread 4; Live Free or Blog Hard - 'cos we all like blogging
Papersatan:
Not gonna lie, I don't understand any of these practices. I don't get pranks. I know there are people who enjoy the friendly back and forth of pranking with someone they know, but I don't.
I also think that revenge "pranks" are gross, even when the person 'deserves' it. The few times I've done something out of spite or revenge, I've been deeply ashamed, even years later.
In blog news, my roommate is renting an apartment next week and we will move there for the month we need to be out of here, and then she will stay there when we move back here. It's good we found somewhere, but thing fire thing is still turning out to be hella expensive.
jwhouk:
--- Quote from: hedgie on 26 Feb 2015, 17:57 ---At least it's nicer than slashing them. Since the statute of limitations has expired, I can confess to fucking with an urban assult vehicle who threatened to ram me for a parking space. I didn't fuck with the tyres, but I did take my keys and spread them between my fingers Wolverine-style along one side. On the way back to my car, his was still there, so my then-gf did the same to the other side, and we used pepper spray on the door handles and tossed coffee loaded with cream and honey onto the cloth seats through an open window. People should learn not to threaten someone over a parking spot.
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LTK:
Today I went to the IJhallen flea market to get a new bag since my current one has a shoulder sling that came loose which I've fastened back into place twice already, but it just keeps unravelling and I'm worried that if I keep using it eventually it will break and most likely smash into the ground and break my laptop. So I picked up a rather nice, sturdy-looking Björn Borg shoulder bag there for €4, with enough compartments for a laptop plus accessories, which is astonishingly cheap, but then I compare it to the bag I have and I see the new one has no side compartments, less adjustable sling range, less cushioning, no handle to lift it by, and - okay these are incredibly minor - no reflectors and no hip band.
Really, the only thing that's ever bothered me about the bag I have is that it's front-heavy and won't stand upright on its own, everything else about it is great. And to be fair, the bag I just got is great as well, would probably go for €30 or so from the store, it's just not as good. So I realise that I should just drop it off at a tailor who can do a better job of fixing it up than my own half-assed attempts with a needle and thread, so they can make it good to use for a few years more. Kind of feel like an idiot for not thinking of that sooner, but I guess you don't realise how good the thing you have is until you look for something else.
Carl-E:
My first course in the accounting program starts Monday, as does a Calc 2 course I'll be teaching.
You probably won't see me much from here on out.
Again.
It's been fun!
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--- Quote from: Carl-E on 28 Feb 2015, 11:35 ---My first course in the accounting program starts Monday, as does a Calc 2 course I'll be teaching.
You probably won't see me much from here on out.
Again.
It's been fun!
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Best of luck in both! We'll be happy to see you when you're able to make it back. :)
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