kudichan said:

And Britain is a pretty cool place to live except for the weather.

What about all the drunk free-loading baby spawning trash getting free housing from UK tax payers?

All of these 50 year and 70 year mortgages equate to slavery.

shomonan said:

Where would you go? Canada?

My certification is recognized by only a few countries, countries which are all headed down the drain. If it came down to it, I’d take all of my wealth and head towards Singapore or Hong Kong. Japan is nice and I already know the language, but the job opportunities aren’t that big. I don’t mind learning another language since I’ve already done it before. I’d avoid Canada, Australia, the UK and New Zealand.

The worst thing I hate about the US is how intermingled politics and corporations are. They work hand in hand to financially rape us at every turn. It’s either politicians retiring to become CEOs at big banks or CEOs retiring to become treasury secretaries. Legalized corruption. If I could make more money overseas I’d leave in a heartbeat. I don’t think I’ll have to wait long with the way inflation is going on here.

kyubey said:

I know how that feel bro.

I had a dream where i was bitten by a dog. I was lying on the ground with the dog biting the side of my stomach, there was a woman shouting something and a man hitting the dog on the back trying to help me, i was also hitting the dog's head with my fist, the dog wouldn't let go. It hurt alot and i started to slowly losing strength, and when i finally "fainted" in the dream i woke up with pain on the side of my stomach where i was bitten, it took about a minute or 2 for it to go away.

I had a similar dream in which I was being stabbed by a knife in my gut. When I woke up, my stomach hurt, but it was because I was actually clutching my stomach in my sleep.

I don’t find bags under the eyes to be particularly attractive, but I’m fairly certain that in Japan it is currently considered cute. Some people are born with their eyes slightly protruding, and in those cases I don’t hold it against them. At its worst, it can look like they have bulging gold-fish eyes.

Just busy with school and stuff. Glad to see a familiar face.

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At least he died doing what he loved.

I've always had a soft spot for liches. The idea that one could be so dedicated to acquiring knowledge that they are willing to sacrifice their mortal self is something that I can almost identify with. I love learning and there's just so little time to accomplish all the things that I want to do in just one lifetime.

Liches also make for the ultimate bad guy. A being that is sentient, immortal, patient, calculating, cunning and incredibly intelligent makes for a villain that is difficult to overcome. As far as roleplaying is concerned, liches offer much more depth than just some rampaging brute force like a Tarrasque.

I raise my glass to you lich, for all the hours of roleplaying consternation that you have brought upon my players.

Deedlit from Record of Lodoss War

The cake is a lie.

Aqua, from Aria.

“Is high yen the new normal?”

It’s more like the low dollar is the new normal.