You are all stellar doggs
Shit Kabbage I am sorry. If you want I could try retyping your huge block of stuff from memory. I probably shouldn't try to quote stuff anymore.
What is wrong with youuuuuuuuuuuuu
also I assume you have seen Avatar: The Last Airbender
if not watch Avatar
This is an ideal suggestion but YES, Kazz, Geo and Det marathoned this show the Magfest before last! Good times.
Kabbage apparently Dawn of Discovery is the bees knees if you like city buildy games. I have yet to start playing it mostly because I have less time consuming games I should probably play first.
Don't have a Wii at my person at the moment but hot damn this thing looks gorgeous.
X-Com: UFO Defense (UFO: Enemy Unknown), Rome: Total War, maybe try and collect all the Pokemon. Play Final Fantasy 5 and 6 if you haven't already.
Watch an anime called Nichijou.
At this point I have somewhat played X-Com into oblivion. I do love it so, but so, so many times. FF 5 and 6 are in the same boat, though I'd love a good, long-winded RPG of some sort. Been considering the Front Mission 5 translation, though I'm ten minutes into it and it seems strangely charmless.
I gave Pokemon Diamond a go when it came out, and at some point during my 400th tenticool encounter trying to EV stat train my Koffing, I vowed to never, ever touch another Pokemon game again. The thought of doing so these days honestly makes me depressed.
I just recently watched all of Dr. Who. That took some time.
I actually started doing this over the past few weeks, after getting out of the hospital, starting with the Tom Baker ones. They're charming, but they aren't really... anywhere near engaging to justify their length (i.e. Terror of the Zygons, The Brain of Morbius, Seeds of Doom). I guess they're just sort of predictable, is what I'm finding. I worry that the more I watch these, the less I'm going to like the franchise as a whole.
I did sort of like the Ark in Space, though! Something about the setting.
And fuck it. MINECRAFT.
This game is strangely therapeutic and has been genuinely helpful. It's the first game I can think of since Animal Crossing or Harvest Moon that sets me at ease so. Good for when my stomach pain acts up and I don't want to do anything constructive.
- Go through Diablo II class-by-class. Beat every difficulty.
Man I ain't playin' no Diablo II sheeeeeee
- Take up painting miniatures. Post your results!
Perhaps! This would probably be soothing and pleasent.
- Write one page of your thoughts each day in a standard ruled notebook.
I journal pretty regularly as is, which has definitely helped put this goddamn thing into perspective early.
- Read through The Wheel of Time if you're feeling desperate.
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- Take up embroidery. Post your results!
Another possibility!
- Get Oblivion, mod it out with FCOM Convergence and squeeze as much play time out of it as possible.
I used to play this game with my roommates around when it first came out. At one point I got bitten by a vampire and could no longer go out during the day. Soon, this led to me becoming kind of in-game depressed that I could only do anything in the dark of the night.
- Legos.
- Trains.
- Lego trains?
What is this third-grade????????????????
Besides, Minecraft.
- Take up wood-burning. Post your results!
Perhaps not the best idea in my box.
- Read The Nibelungenlied.
Noted!
- Purchase a tiny Buddha. Bonsai a fig tree for him.
I have exactly these things at my work, on my desk. Both are planted into one of those Japanese sand gardens. It was v. useful for centering my chakrah on the regz.
- Pick a subject at random from the dictionary. Research that subject until you get sick of it.
Honestly? Not a bad idea.
- Take up yoga. Post your results!
Wh-
You dick. Did you sue yet. Do I have to do it for you?
Oh, I missed your second post--I guess you finally are. Good--I hope they give you a ton of money and then you get to punch them in the face.
Yes! This is finally happening. Turns out suing somebody is a long, labor-intensive, exhaustive process that's hard to get started when you have absolutely zero energy and are in
blinding pain constantly. Honestly cannot imagine am not going to be up for it until after the surgery and recovery.
Dude, I took Accutane for a couple months about 11 years ago. I feel like I dodged a bullet.
As for something to do: go to Select Button, find a post from Deus Jester that's more than 15000 words long, follow his modding instructions for whichever game he's obsessing over, and play for infinity hours.
Thank your dang fool stars you didn't come down with this or Crohn's Disease you lucky cad!
I will give your idea a go, because to sin if I have anything else to do. I should also catch up on Take It Sleazy's posting...