>>82326198
>Do you fantasize about anything?
I do a lot of daydreaming these days. Weirdly, a lot more of it now that my life is going quite well.
I think fantasising about stuff is important, especially if you use it to plan out a kind of mental path for your future. Like anything you can probably do too much of it.

>>82326263
>What's stopping you from putting that bitch in her place then?
I was worried about making some kind of scene if I did. That and I tend to put up with a lot before telling someone to knock it off. Although if she touched anywhere I would have lost my patience very quickly.

>>82326304
>have u told her 2 ask next time?
I will if she tries anything again.

I managed to do 100 burpees today. If I can keep that up I probably won't die of a heart attack before I'm 40.

>>82236254
>visiting (You)
Better save up those frequent flyer miles.
I'll warn you that the cost of accommodation will be incredibly expensive unless you want to live in Chunking mansions (you don't).
>What sort of restrictions does it have?
There's more of it since 2020. As far as I can tell, it's mostly just stuff related to politics, specifically separatism and pro-democracy stuff.
>how is work going?
Getting there slowly...

>>82236329
>the reaction time of a fly, and putting air tags on post men to create a map of the postal service around the country
Tell me more.

>>81930780
>any day now...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOsGHiOl8CA
>u should ask 2 take some photos with the cosplayers!
I'm too shy for that. Of the cosplayers, maybe...
>What 4 exactly? Graduation?
Presentations, conferences, awards, anything that warrants a suit, really.
>u truly r an english man at heart!
I like fish. I like chips. It's an easy winner!
>r those any good?
Not really but it's hard to complain at that price... Better than most I can get here, hoenstly.
>huh i wonder why...
It's a class thing, mostly. 'Spoons is for the poors and you should feel bad for going there instead of your local pub that costs an arm and a leg and plays music really loud.

>>81777775
>we could watch it in parts...
It'd be pretty hard to organise that. Movie night turnout is pretty inconsistent as it is.
>there were some good episodes on s1
Some. Most weren't that good.
>What's the difference?
It's about having your pointer in the right place more than it is about hitting the key at the right time. How long you can sustain a combo for a is a much bigger factor in scoring than whether you're hitting everything with good timing.
If you want a good beginner rhythm game try Project Diva or Fortnite.

>>81777785
>do you have a journal aswell?
I've written daily entries 3.5 years.