Early Sunsets

There is someone, but I'd prefer not to say who. Now if we're talking about a more general "like as a person," that's pretty much everyone here. I haven't exactly talked to anybody much (since I'm a reclusive loser ), but I've never met a more welcoming group of people and I enjoy being here, even if I'm just ghosting around the forums a bunch, reading what other people post.

I used to know a lot of the people on my street as a kid. It's a pretty short dead-end road, and I remember one of my elderly neighbors was particularly friendly. I also had a childhood friend who lives a couple of houses down from me, but I don't think I've spoken to her since elementary school. I haven't really spoken to any of my neighbors in years, come to think of it. They're all friendly, I just don't leave the house enough to talk to them.

INFJ's are usually both, and I tend to be a bit more on the emotional side. I try to use logic when it's important, though.

Here's a really cool picture I found on DeviantArt. Artist is nastylady I think.

I've been re-watching Owari no Seraph in the background while I work on my costume for BronyCon.

That sounds fun. I can bring a few MTG decks too, and I also have Unstable Unicorns if anyone wants to play that.

I looked on the BronyCon website but couldn't find anything about where the rooms are. The schedules for past years show where everything is, but I don't know if it's all the same. Does anyone know where the Hall of the Sun, Stabletop Games, etc. are?

I bought Unstable Unicorns and two expansion packs for $35 on Prime Day. That normally would have been about $60.

I cleaned a bunch of instruments at my job today, then did a bunch of work on my costume for BronyCon. Fairly productive, though I felt tired the entire day and probably could have put in more if not for that.

This song's been stuck in my head since Lucky Chops demo'd it last year as Trio Thursdays #1.

I can't turn anyone down if I've never been asked out Same?

I was very happy at the time (the happiest I've ever been), but too much pain came from it for me to look back on it fondly. For better or for worse (probably more so the latter), it made me who I am today. Same?

Ugandan Knuckles wearing the skin of his enemies as a trophy.

"Turn off the lights now You don't have to go through a firestorm Pack up more patience You won't find the answers above Who will be vanished And who has the courage to try some more? To be in the glory You'll have to survive to your falls"

I Don't Love You - My Chemical Romance

I worked a long ten hour shift today fixing bass clarinets and moving scrap wood out of a part of my workplace we're renovating. After that I just kind of lounged around the house for another five hours, and now I'm here instead of sleeping.

I don't eat breakfast on weekends, but when I have work I eat two slices of toast. I used to not bother with breakfast, but then I got a job and I can barely make it through the day without eating in the morning.

The Only Hope for Me is You - My Chemical Romance

I love his music so much.

Any number of things. The sole reason I can think of that I'd leave is infidelity (I have zero tolerance for that), excluding obvious things like if they turned out to be a serial killer or something. It's more likely that my partner (talking hypothetically here, I'll probably never get one) would be the one to leave, and there are too many possibilities of why for me to bother typing out. Same?

I thing Wendy's food is much better, but I like McDonald's too. Mostly just for nostalgia reasons. In high school I'd eat at McDonald's (or at Chik-Fil-A after one got built near my school) with my marching band friends every Friday before we had to go to football games.

Not much. I just got back from work where I spent 8 hours servicing, cleaning, and polishing sousaphones. After that I practiced the piano a bit, and now I'm just procrastinating on the forums again.

1. I've seen them used and one of my friends had one, but I haven't seen one since elementary school. 2. As far as I can remember we've had internet for my whole life. Or at least, most of my life. 3. I don't think I was really old enough to understand stuff like that until the Virginia Tech shooting in 2007. That's less than an hour away from where I live, so even at a young age it was scary. 4. I'm pretty sure we did. It was an old thing with a wooden frame. 5. Learning about history is definitely strange. It also makes me wonder why people were so stupid back then, but then I look around and realize not that much has actually changed. 6. Everyone in my immediate family has a cellphone, but I think my grandpa on my mom's side still only has a landline. He doesn't even have WiFi. 7. Yeah, we had a bunch for our old computer. The thing still works somehow, though the original PSU crapped out and my parents decided to just zip-tie a new one to the outside of the case. I remember I thought 40GB was a massive amount of storage back when we got it, since the ancient machine it replaced only had about 8 if I'm remembering right. 8. Early middle school I think. I used it to find the phone numbers of my friends. 9. I think it was Max & Ruby. I loved watching that show as a kid. There was another one I loved set in China or someplace with cats as the main characters, but I don't remember its name. 10. 80's animation isn't great, but I still like the '73 Robin Hood movie.