>>163532 LG G4 boot loop, man. Threw it in the freezer, and got like, thirty seconds of life out of it. Tried again and got it on, and it just stopped doing anything. No hope.
>>163537 The saddest part is that my G2 is still going strong. That and no flagships seem to have unlockable bootloaders.
FormerRei@mobile
>>163538 Get a chink phone. Like a Xiaomi or something.
Anno
>>163539 I might look into it but it'll have to be CDMA...
FormerRei@mobile
>>163540 >CDMA CDMA is the best, I fucking wish my current one was fully CDMA. But I think my carrier now does both or someyjing. I dont know. I just know yhat my phone has a sim card despite my being on an ostensibly CDMA network.
Anno
>>163541 I think it's for use with GSM carriers for roaming. The G4 has one in there too.
FormerRei@mobile
It might be LTE related. Since LTE is partially based on GSM.
the vocal minority in my brain is like "you should find a cute girl and say 'hey you're cute'" and the silent majority KNOWS that it's just my instincts speaking and that it's actually not smart to do that
Anno
And where you gonna find a cute girl at 02:45 in the morning anyway.
>>163662 You're saying that ironically but I think you've experienced quite a bit of the real world.
>>163664 While true in a literal sense, college life is a lot more sheltered and easy than what comes after. Furthermore, Marsh has spent a lot of time tracking through poor areas in rough countries so he has seen stuff that would be out of either of our comfort zones. well I guess this isn't about us so I should say he's seen lots of stuff that would be well out of the comfort zones of your average sheltered first-world student
>>163667 The lives they lead in college will build the foundations for what they'll become down the line. Just as the life Marsh has lead will be the foundations for what he does and becomes. The fact that one is harsher or easier than the other doesn't demerit the importance it has to the person.
>>163673 I think you're being needlessly semantic here. When people use the phrase "out in the real world" with regards to life out of college they're just saying that working or whatever you do post-college is a lot tougher and requires a lot more responsibility than what you experience in college. College really is living the easy life.
Maria
>>163668 If you die now, your work will be uncovered in a decade and you'll be hailed as a genius before his time
>>163674 >college really is the easy life Depends on your circumstances. Mine are great so yeah this is easymode.
Anno
>>163674 Depends on the person, really. Not everyone who goes to college has a cushy ride through it.
>>163676 My program was difficult and competitive and still relatively easy compared to working.
>>163677 I'd argue that people working through college are just getting a taste of the real world early. I mean, you understand the phrase "out in the real world" with regards to college, right?
Anno
But that's explicitly your circumstances and the career you went into in the future.
>>163678 Yeah. People in college are generally young and naive. They don't have informed life experience outside of school and even when they have profressional experience, they're usually still naive. I can think of a lot of examples of that.
Well, I think there's definitely a difference between the level of experience between someone in college and others, but a lot of people never gain life experience and stay naive their entire life.
A lot of people never leave their bubble, so I don't know if it's a college thing or not.
The other day in class, we were talking about a test that shows level of current stress, and the professor asked if we can think of a reason someone who just attempted suicide might have a low level of attempted stress, and four or /// haha attempted stress experience stress and four or five people raised their hands and said stuff like, "almost dying scared them into appreciating life!" really hopeful, naive stuff
So I answered "They're not as stressed out because they know they're going to die soon, so none of this matters anyway" and they were all horrified by that idea but it was the answer the professor wanted to hear
Some of those people that said naive stuff have master's degrees and counseling experience, but I don't think they've ever seriously considered suicide or been around people considering suicide so they're very naive about it Especially as people that want to help others
Maria
I hope I can delay entering the real world forever
That's kind of a tricky question. It's not really attempted suicide if it's destined to be successful and they're just in the time period between the act and the ultimate result. My answer would have been that their stress levels would decrease because the attempted suicide is acting out and acting out relieves stress even when it's destructive.
>>163696 That's generally true of things, but of suicidal people, a failed attempt doesn't usually decrease their level of despair It usually stresses them out more and puts them in more despair Unless they've realized that nothing matters anymore and have found comfort in death
But I think you need a certain perspective to understand that I mean, your answer is better than the ones given in class because it's not some stupid, cheerful, naive answer about how the person loves life again.
Well, I don't have much experience with suicidal thoughts but the realization that nothing really matters too much definitely is a liberating one. I've flipped out and broken stuff though.
Well, it was just an example of college students being really naive
I think psychologists are especially naive about mental health until they have a lot of experience vicariously or a bit of experience personally though
>>163701 Psychologists generally don't. It's really annoying. Probably because they have training to avoid being burned out so they won't allow themselves to have those thought Most psychologists actually have therapists, too
>>163702 It depends on what they want to do someone that wants to help people with with depression probably have an ok idea of what they're getting into up until suicide is a factor
>>163703 That's weird. Psychologists seem to be a lot different than other health people or people in similar fields. In other areas, people are notoriously bad about not having therapists or otherwise seeking help.
I don't consider myself burned out but I am cynical. I want to help people even though people are scum.
>>163708 Oh, the big if for me on this nendo was whether she could sit on her rig. I will have to consider purchasing this now.
>>163710 That's really weird. I wonder why they develop so much more differently than everybody else. Maybe it has something to do with the context in which they work with clients.
>▲ Her impressive bosom is also very noticeable even in Nendoroid size! haha
>>163711 I think it's just because they have such a big focus on mental health that they're afraid they won't be able to help people if they're cynical Instilling hope is an essential step in therapy as is a collaborative relationship The client and therapist need to be working together and stuff I think other mental health professions are different, where you do a treatment and your relationship with the client isn't very important
bangu
>>163716 i was only pretending to love shigure shigure can never be the one that i love
>>163720 I see. What are they going to do for you if you get into trouble?
>>163719 that's right because she's my wife, not yours
>>163718 Oh, so there is a culture of wearing rose colored glasses, huh? I think that having a good relationship is important whenever you're helping someone. I just don't trust people to tell me the truth.
>>163734 At my grad school, the girls would ironically mark guys as husband on facebook and ironically call them their school husbands and basically use them as slaves without any of the sex stuff being involved. I didn't partake of course but this conversation reminded me of that
>>163742 This sort of thing seems to happen to guys a lot. They end up doing all of the annoying stuff boyfriends have to do without the title or any other benefits.
I can think of a girl that I would go out to eat with and we'd go walking around parks and staring at the sky and stuff but we weren't together or did anything physical But I think that's just what a friend is
>>163756 It doesn't look like it has yet Maybe he's not useful enough
>>163754 He's just this total loser dude He always makes jokes and laughs at them alone because they aren't funny and one time he stood in front of the class and cried legitimate tears and talked about his mommy issues
>>163757 I'm surprised. The biggest role guys like that end up playing is that they listen to girls rant about stuff they obviously don't care about. That's like the majority of the function of a boyfriend in the first place. Are you sure it hasn't happened to him yet? Lifting heavy things is just kind of a side function.
Maria
>>163757 I want to be friends with him out of pity and fascination
bangu
why don't you take apart these precious bones mend my heart with what you sew
>>163758 I dunno. I haven't seen any indication of it at school. All of the girls that deal with him seem to have boyfriends. Well, all two of them, haha
>>163759 I feel bad for him but he's not someone I'd get along with
>>163763 Yeah, I dunno. He seems like he has trouble living. He's always late for class and seems like he thinks he's making profound points in class when he's just repeating something said a few minutes before.
I think I probably get more positive attention from the girls despite being completely distant from my cohort.
You need to watch out for drug addled nymphos, they will get you in trouble.
>>163773 Well, you showed up wearing a seal of approval a little while ago too. A guy's stock goes up when girls see tha another girl has already approved of them.
bangu
the only important thing is that What So Not is playing in a week and i'm going to get fucking down
Maria
is he really a cuck if the girls aren't even interested in cucking him? I don't even know him but I feel bad shittalking him he seems nice
Yesterday someone said something like "Kirara, I thought about you this morning!" and then said something reminded her of a joke I made the day before It's stuff like that I feel bad for the cuckdude, he doesn't get that
Anno
>>163778 Each one separately will also get you in trouble.
>>163781 I'm not being a puritan, I'm being a good onee-san. I see people's retarded drug addicted nympho partners drag them into stupid shit all the time at work. You want to avoid drug addicted nymphos of either sex.
and when i say hardcore i mean like you gotta become one with the deephouse
bangu
not like it's too edgy or too POWERFUL but just like it's a niche
bangu
>>163796 damn son tbh i haven't listened to that much but my friend is hard into them and he was like "i'm buying us tickets and we're going" which is usually what i do to him
>>163798 My cousin is that kind of redditor I think. He's a quiet kid and he's completely overpowered by his older sister and his twin sister. A few years ago he was browsing reddit at the thanksgiving table and it led to a conversation where I ended up explaining what reddit was to my mother. Now that I think about it, it was probably awkward for him sitting across the table from a conversation where his older cousin was explaining what reddit was to his aunt.
rook
>>163802 I've only listened to eyelid movies and that album was p good Tickets were only like 15 bucks and one of the friends I made at the what so not show was setting up the audio for it so I wanted to go
bangu
oh shit REZZ was totally in town this past friday but I was busy seeing Com Truise
>>163806 Was this an attempt at sunny side up, or scrambled eggs?
>>163808 It was pretty funny. He just sat there quietly.
>>163811 No, I explained it in the context that it's a place where my otouto posts. I obviously kept my power level hidden and explained it from the context of me knowing about it because my brother uses the site.
Some of them aren't talking to me though because of the horrible divorce. The redditor's big sister is a nurse now though, but I don't think she's very good.
I have a bunch of cousins on my dad's side too, but they're all older than me by quite a bit, my dad was the youngest. One of my cousins is a retired postman, he has a lot of good stories. Postmen also get to see how messed up people are.
I guess there are a few cousins that are only a little bit older that me on that side though. One of them has a black baby daddy and like three kids that really really stand out at family reunions.
Kirara☆
I only have one cousin He's not blood related though His mom was adopted
bangu
i have like 10 aunts and uncles so i don't actually know like anyone in my family
My dad's side of the family is full of super geniuses too, but they're the kind of smart that is also pretty stupid. I'm kind of the dumb one on that side of the family. That's okay because I have common sense.
>>163847 nah, but the dude who sold it to me also sold my mom her car and then he bought a car lot and was flipping used cars on it and then found out that the guy who was renting the lot was actually squatting on someone else's land so he had like 5 cars in his driveway and he was selling them all he showed me the invoice, he made like $300 off selling it for the condition that it's in, it's a really good rpice
Anno
>>163846 You mean the kind that lack common sense? Yes, apparently you did.
>>163850 Why is that wow? You just said you have a kid and I was expressing surprise at it! Did you want me to say something like, "wow, you'd go along with a BLACK guy?"
>>163852 if you have black oh i see i misunderstood i thought you were saying like "I guess I should tell you that I had a black baby daddy" which was surprising in many ways but didnt make sense
>>163919 Oh, if you did it as an adult, it would have been cute but doing it as a kid is BANAL
bangu
i did that thing where i drank a bunch of alcohol while sitting down and i didn't feel that drunk and then i stood up briefly and understood that i am in fact extremely drunk
>>163921 I did that thing where you convince a drunk person that you'll give him 100 bucks if he can eat an entire packet of crackers without drinking anything.
>>163931 It's impossible. You physically can't do it. It has to be saltine crackers though. I think the trick would probably work wither other crackers but I have only confirmed that it works with saltine crackers.
>>163932 yeah if you want to get someone, bet them that they can't do one of those things.
>>163936 uh yeah but not drinking anything is an important part of the challenge. The trick is that it turns into a big block of unchewable sand in your mouth because you need saliva to chew things.
>>163956 my friend went out to a fancy tea shop recently and dropped like $15 buying this fancy vanilla-infused breakfast stuff.
It's pretty good.
but not that much better than regular tea.
Maria
>>163956 I've got some loose leaf green tea on me right now and it's nice Chamonile is pretty nice. What's real good shit is lemon and lime, that stuff's zesty.
When I was a kid, we kept the bird in the car for years My dad always called it the Bird of Prey
When my parents got divorced I grabbed it so my mom couldn't get rid of it
When you push down on the head, the wings move
Maria
I once got this crocodile toy from mcdonalds as a kid that I got really attatched to, and I kept losing it. So mum would magically "find it" or "repair" it but actually she was spending hundreds on vintage mcdonalds toys and telling me it was the exact same toy
>Andrews is the mother of 16-year-old Moses Shakespeare. His father was Abraham Shakespeare, who was reported missing in 2009. On Jan. 28, 2010, the elder Shakespeare's body was found under a concrete slab behind a Plant City home. He was 43 years old. Dorice Moore was found guilty of his slaying in 2012.
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
her baby dad won the lotto and then got fuckin killed and now she won the lotto
Maria
>>164007 >win the lotto >can't enjoy it because you got life in prison L o l
The other filling is loose too But it's not completely fallen out yet at least, and I have another appointment in like 30 minutes >>164023 But our dentists are private
Oh the firefighters are actually in the building now I heard they thought it might collapse
I can't fucking believe there's no fire exits How the fuck does someone get away with building a 27 story apartment complex without a fire exit or sprinklers?
hahah, there's a japan hashtag like "post all the favorite characters you'd usually not tell people about", and this one guy in my list of artists is just dumping Iori
I guess one way you could alleviate your suffering is to take control of the situation and decide what activity you do while hanging out Then at least you get to have some amount of fun
Nice guys that are hard to be around suck Don't wanna be mean to them but can't stand them
『ｓｋ』
I gotta take off Time to get another dose of private dentistry
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
good luck SK hope these fillings stick
『ｓｋ』
he better not charge me for this one my appointment for getting permanent fillings is in a month, there is no way I can take the blame for this falling out after not even a full day There is nothing I could reasonably do with my teeth that would cause that to happen if it would stay in place for a month to begin with
I just get sick of it, man. the people I want to spend time with NEED SOME SPACE RIGHT NOW and I have to constantly be making up excuses to get out of dinner with weirdos.
Why can't people like me the same amount that I like them?
Maria
>mobas
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
i want to call it an ASSFAGGOT but he's too normie i think
>>164095 haha My friend groups are easy to manage One of them is has three of us here and the fourth in California and we don't hang out much unless it's all of us I don't have hang-out groups from school My ex-coworkers and I have bad schedules that don't line up well
And then my favorite friend group is /moe/ and we hang out all the time online unfortunately not in person as much as i'd like though
Maria
>>164095 >tfw too good for sperglords but not good enough for normies
Marsh what's your favourite hidamari ep mine's the one where she gets a fever and the rest of the episode is drawn weird and artsy
Marsh-chan
yeah, that's the one where SHAFT went all out, isn't it.
I don't know if I have a particular favorite. The Christmas ones were always good.
Maria
>>164130 I don't even remember those I remember the time they had a storm and they had to stop the leaks from touching those dry packet things or they'd explode so they just shoved them under the floorboard. That one was comfy.
Oh, earlier today I was able to show some guy who doubted Alex Jones had said Sandy Hook didn't happen video of it It took some effort, and a lot of benefit of the doubt on my end, but I was able to do it
He was having issues with the video I was trying to show him not loading for some reason, but after I directly linked the video asking if that link worked, he went quiet so I assume he did see it then and considered the debacle over
there was just a shooting at the Congressional Baseball game practice field congresspeople shot at someone with a rifle 5 or more hit including GOP whip Steve Scalise
月
that's pretty fucked up
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
three LEOs shot too
Rep Mo Brooks (R-AL) had to use his belt as a tourniquet for Scalise
Wow since when has she cared about facts i think she broke after that three week no sleep russia dig
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
yeah i think she's been broken for a while bless her heart
月
i think in her mind she thought she was going to singlehandedly prove the administration treasonous and be heralded get her face up as person of the year
Kirara☆
yeah I think so too
月
because she wouldve been way more capable than comey right >>164160 naisu philadelphia steak and cheese sandwich almost time to strike ive been planning for this
>>164165 This isn't newspapers I'm looking at, dude They report on shit before anyone has time to even think about writing an article
I heard about that shooting in Munich like AS the norwegian radio was made aware, and then I got on twitter and saw a tweet from one of these accounts They're real fast
月
i like how if you go to trump's twitter right now it's just balloons flying everywhere
『ｓｋ』
>>164167 I'd almost be tempted to wager the reason they chose today is that
TN
>In medieval Europe, Termagant was the name given to a god which Christians believed Muslims worshipped, represented in the mystery plays as a violent overbearing personage.[
TN
first time hearing thata
Koi-
>Survival Bonus is only 1.2 Yeah, okay, I can just do the two team thing. I thought it was 1.5
月
>>164171 they nuked it tonight they also FUCKING BUMPED THE AI they will no longer walk into the danger zone stupidly no more abusing the AI
Koi-
>>164172 WHAT? THEY ONLY CHANGED IT TODAY? I'M SO MAD
Koi-
UGH, I JUST FED MY LISSA SO MUCH CRYSTALS BECAUSE 1.8X IS BETTER THAN 1.61X
月
good luck even finishing the thing with the new AI bump unless you just did i can't even do the five stage one though
Koi-
my tactics remain unchanged. I didn't notice a difference. Bait the Cavalry Mage on the right with Cecilia or Ursula and counter the Armored with whoever is strong against it on the Weapon Triangle. Then figure out the remaining three.
月
i have few good units
月
i have one spear, one sword, one dagger, one archer every other 5* unit i have is a tome user or dragon only my YT can take out whatshername, veronica or whatever but i fuckin swear the game knows when i have a dragon and plops julia in there every time
The only gripe I have with it is the involuntary part They knew what the fuck they were doing
Kirara☆
Involuntary manslaughter usually refers to an unintentional killing that results from recklessness or criminal negligence, or from an unlawful act that is a misdemeanor or low-level felony (such as a DUI)."
i'm on the final 14 hour stretch of work woo what the fuck is wrong with me been doing this literally two days straight already with only short naps and eggs/radishes to eat
>>164188 somebody is FUCKING referencing the DSM-5 in this transcript and i really don't want to put DSM-5 i'm gonna put DSM-V and then get complained about but i'm doing it anyway i'm losing my shit
FormerRei@mobile
Ohio /moe/ I'm up early because I had my appointment moved to noon.
TN
go to sleep
FormerRei@mobile
>>164202 I'm on public transportation, if i sleep my stuff wilp be taken.
my teeth still hurt and I'm still eating painkillers
FormerRei@mobile
I'm on the train again, when i get off at my stop im going to go to the candy store at the candy factory. >>164225 Sam you should find this amusing >>164216
The whole pack has 1,7cl of alcohol out of the 850ml or well let's just say 2cl so half a shot so you'd have to eat atleast 20 packs to get anywhere close
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
THE BROWNIE BECOMES ME! 160 cal bite 160 cal bite 160 cal bite
brb signing in to Yahoo! Groups to talk with my friends about all my favorite animes on VHS
bangu
hi kannagers
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
bracing myself for rejection email today i had a pretty shit interview yesterday just get it over with
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
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>>164298 Is that the IP tagging thing mods have. That looks like drunk typing
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
>>164302 yeah it's constructed from your IPv6 address, but there are some bits left out so people can't get your IP from it the first name... er... the family name really... anyway the first word is the relatively stable part and the second part is usually randomly generated by your device and tends to change from day to day
I thought mods tagged them manually with the names of people they know but I guess that isn't possible with IPs changing all the time but if you parts of the IP you can probably tell which country they are from and then guess who they are Unless you are all secretly british and pretending this is an international board. That would be a grand ruse
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
No such thing ever here, my jolly good fellow my dear is it already time for tea and biscuits?
Alright. Time to see whether the same company that had to spend thousands of dollars on helicopter evac and private hospital bills will insure me again.
You know what would be a fun game "castle planner" a game where you design a castle and then it gets invaded you win if the keep isn't taken at the end
But castles did become too costy to assault, which is why medieval warfare was well sieging Much easier to just sit out and wait for the defenders to starve. >>164348 Bah you just don't know how awesome CASTLES ARE
Don't you know? Every cellular phone, no matter how small. No matter how perfectly tiny and miniature. Every month a new one, smaller and smaller but somehow more powerful, crammed with more amazingly clever but needless features that... I'm sorry, I believe I got offpoint.
Stronghold series was quite good at cstle planning, but the unit AI and pathing and such didn't really.. work well and we havn't had a good title since stronghold 2 anyhow.
Junkrat perpetuates negative Australian stereotypes. It's offensive and I won't stand for it.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
add me Korbo#11827
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
i used to be a genji main originally back during launch when we had no idea what we were doing the glory days now i play zen, ana, lucio, zarya, rein, soldier if i'm in comp
starting to get better with hanzo now that his arrows are fast reaper probably still my worst hero
Marsh-chan
Mercy if I want to win Dva if I want to have fun Torbjorn if I want to afk and watch anime
>>164373 actually how good range does he have? I imagine typical "game shotgun" range
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
>>164375 oh you meant reaper yeah shotgun range i dunno i can land shotgun shots fine, but i don't seem to have a good mindset for ambushing people with him i could be ok if i played him more
Kannagi@Ganbaranai
I didn't even notice I was reading the middle of the thread I am smart
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
doushio should really have a "new posts at bottom" toast
perhaps it would serve a specific purpose alleviating a certain situation that occasionally happens perhaps a situation with empirical evidence of occurring
>>164389 Wouldn't it get covered by travel insurance rather than medical?
Anno
When you leave your home country, it helps to pick up health insurance, in case you're liable to fall off cliffs or suffer frostbite while on your journey.
Marsh-chan
>>164390 I mean basic medical expenses covered under travel insurance
>>164394 Well not really it was a weird insurance thing anyhow it kinda worked as an investment fund at the same time My father did the plan for both me an dmy brother so that at 20 we could decide if we wanted to keep it or cash out I did use it to cover some of my medical bills, as it also had some stuff like that in it a few times.
But yeah, if I died my next of kin would've gotten like 100k or something
>>164397 Comedian who is a massive evangelion nerd dresses as Asuka and has to travel around Japan discovering the checkpoints and find places to stay. She has only a little money and has to roll a dice to get more money based on the number comments her blog gets. if she rolls 0 all her money gets taken and she has to try find accomodation that is free.
Maria
>>164398 that sounds great why hasn't anyone subbed this yet
>>164394 I promise I'll invest some of it into a nice funeral for you
>>164408 Nee-san, I need some help detoxing from League. Tell me I'm garbage at skillshots and should go fucking kill myself. >>164409 He s got nothing on Bob Loblaw
>>164428 That doesn't mean you shouldn't value my presence.
Marsh-chan
>>164424 water you going to do with it? >>164423 I'll find more constructive ways to spend my time soon.
But until that happens you'll need to help me get my fix by telling me that I'm a joke of a jungler and should go back to playing bots. It's the only way I can get the League experience without actually playing.
Bitcoins remind me of blue. all those moments when the value crashed or rose. >>164466 How old timey. I would have though your aidoru aura would be enough shine to read in the dark
Anno
>>164465 You're welcome also blocked shitter go play bots
I prepared for meeting once and talked for an hour for what was supposed to be 15 minutes I accidentally didn't enable other people to do their presentation.
The power died at work today, the back up generator took a few moments to kick in. I was sitting in darkness for a few minutes
>>164533 Pretty normal. 8 hours put don't get paid for half an hour lunch >>164535 That sound really harsh going, make sure you take enough rest to keep healthy. Don't work too hard
Anno
huh it's normal to only work 7.5 a day over there?
>>164532 your other post already fell off so i'll quote this one yeah i can't stop working sadly until i have enough money to move or whatever im going to do so it's probably going to be like this all week long for me
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
Fortunately for Kirara we couldn't play anyway because PAN had to go to work and JAN bailed for that reason
Kirara☆
>>164534 It is pretty frustrating A fitting end to a long, terrible day
my only solace is this fish
Anno
>>164532 oh I Gatcha I work different hours depending on the shift and the day and don't get a paid or unpaid break/lunch
>>164558 I've got to find a stranger that will let me administer the rorschach but there are stupid guidelines for it that make it impossible had someone but they canceled on me
Going out to find people in degree courses sounds like a pain. One my friends did a sociology degree an d had to have tape recorder and interview people about changes and social values. atleast 5 different people from different areas and socio-economic backgrounds.
Anno
>>164573 how are you supposed to even find people for this shit
The only place I have been without power is my grandparents who live in the countryside in france and they don't have the house on grid. Just books and sunlight. No entertainment
My power gets generated about 1klick from me and the cables run underground try to fucking cut that...
Anno
the company that manages electricity here is pretty lazy about restoring power after outages We're always the last to get electricity back in the immediate area for some reason probably too poor lamo >>164614 fucking roughin it I never went that long without power my family didn't have running water for a few months before though that wasn't really that bad though taking a bath became complicated
I just remembered something from ages ago. When a solar flare was going to flare off the sun and everyone was expecting it to cause massive worldwide blackouts.
>>164620 Yes, I believe it was 2013. A solar flare missed us by one day. Well, it was a CME but solar flare is close enough. That would have fried our whole electrical grid if it had hit. You would have been able to see aurora borealis all over the UK if it had hit too.
So many people get melanoma from UV damage that sun might as well be destroying civilization and those people who go for tans are hardly civilized people
Kirara☆
if civilization dies, let's agree to meet up on bensalem
How long would it take to even walk across siperia by the time you reach manchuria, if it was winter you'd never make it the rest of the 3000-4000kms anyhow.
Kannagi@Ganbaranai
If all power was lost around the world. I would hopefully have my computer EMP protected and just rewatch all the anime I have stored up
