@HelloRaptor said:
Pretty sure that's a feature, not a bug. It adds to the WTF factor of what's going on.
You're both monsters, it's okay.
a bug
I'm aware it's a feature and not a bug. Just like an ice cream parlor may be an organic sugar-free ultra healthy place -- that's a feature not a bug. It's just a feature I'm not onboard for.
@HelloRaptor said:
Am I the ONLY person who hated Madoka?
Yes.
No. Raptor lies. As previously stated I didn't care for it. The art style looks like a middle schooler did it.
I got to the part of Sailormoon Crystal where they introduce Chibi-Usa, and she's still as annoying as she was before. So, uh. Kill la kill time!
I was wandering around crunchyroll last night and the title "Love, Chunibyo, and Other Delusions" caught my attention. Has anyone watched it before?
@icanbeyourmuse, @silentsophia you can send me any that are going to expire soon. I'll take them and use them.
@icanbeyourmuse said:
We're gonna come in as a group.
If you keep waiting you are going to miss the plot I posted about.
Eta: After finals next week I plan to push, push, push things forward.
@Sponge said:
@Cobaltasaurus said:
This might be more appropriate in the 'How-To' section, but.
My advice is to have an indoor and an outdoor parent, and then setup your @conformat with an if(strmatch(parent(<exit>), <parent you want>), <list parent>), and do this twice for your two different exit lists.
You can have an Indoor Room Parent and an Outdoor Room Parent. You can then test the parents of the home() and loc() to discover that the exit goes inside->outside, outside->inside, or neither. Then the parent of your exits doesn't matter and as a benefit you can tell if a room is outside or inside for the purposes of weather, time, vehicles, etc.
That's helpful, thanks.
This might be more appropriate in the 'How-To' section, but.
My advice is to have an indoor and an outdoor parent, and then setup your @conformat with an if(strmatch(parent(<exit>), <parent you want>), <list parent>), and do this twice for your two different exit lists.
Updated with how to format a playerlist on the build parent. Will try and get the object and exit format lists done tomorrow or later this week.
@BetterJudgment said:
@Cobaltasaurus There's so much else worth reading in Plato that I'm vicariously pissed off at your idiot of an instructor for making you hate him. Please, trash this instructor in a level-headed, detailed, and specific manner on the end of semester evaluation, because if what you are describing is what's going on, that instructor is being lazy as hell. And I say that as someone who regularly gets trashed on evaluations, although for things like, "History is boring," "I hate having to take this general education class," and "This was too hard because I don't want to read and write outside of class and just want to take multiple choice tests that you tell me the answers to in advance."
I think the thing that is pissing me off, even more than doing the same thing every week -- which I hate, I crave new knowledge and experiences -- is that despite doing the same thing over and over he likes to randomly throws 17/20 or 19/20 at me when I didn't change a single thing I did! It was the same thing as last week! Why am I being marked down?
ETA: I was at one point asked to put a character from Kafka's "Metamorphosis" through the Cave Journey. I feel like my time would have been better sent if I had been asked to write 500-1000 words discussing the meaning and symbolism in the story. Rather than writing up how the sister went through an allegory of the cave (which I chose because I found her most interesting, and didn't think any of the characters went through a cave journey).
I'm beginning not to care about my GPA anymore. I just want to be fucking done with fucking plato's allegory of the cave. I am so tired of answering the same goddamned question every week with just a new short story.
I thought a fiction class would be fun. I thought I'd read some nice stories and discuss them. Maybe write some papers on their meaning.
No.
No.
Every goddamned week it's fucking plato's allegory of the cave.
And the stories are fucking depressing.
@Luna said:
like the pneumonia shots and such.
Getting the pneumonia shot this year was probably the best thing I did, healthcare wise. I'm asthmatic as well with a history of getting really bad respiratory infections.
I once had all of the vampire books, a large collection of werewolf books, several changeling, all of the promethean books, and a bunch of mage. All hard copies. All that I purchased.
@Thenomain I did like that little mini-Dragon Age thing you did. Even if I had no clue what was going on.
@TNP, I'm pretty flexible. Honestly, if you feel like your aspects don't fit you can change them.
@Luna said:
School isn't always about learning things. Sometimes the lesson you learn is how to cough up exactly what the bossman wants so you can move on with your life.
This is a fair point.
@tragedyjones said:
I learned in a training course the other day that Severe Depression can be as life impairing as being paraplegic. Now imagine that someone has that level of disability, and will not allow you to help, that is probably a broken heart waiting to happen!
It is, yes.
@Arkandel said:
But it always seemed a very odd thing that anyone suffering from an illness of any kind would be expected to just 'get over it'.
I hope I am not coming across that way. Am I?
I don't mean to. I know you can't just "get over it" when it comes to addiction, or depression. However, if someone absolutely refuses any help and instead just wants to continue taking from you-- the best thing you can do is just step away. If someone wants the help, give them all of the help you can possibly give them (financial, emotional, etc). If they don't want the help... trying to help them isn't going to help make a difference.
If you need help SS, just let me know. I'm happy to walk people through chargen. @Chime and @JinShei did for me!
Jeremie. Ajax's favorite Nosferatu.