I was just relaxing in my bed, snuggled under my covers and then I felt something crawl on my arm. It was a termite! Why does it have to be termite season?
i wasnt allowed 18+ games when ps2 came out untili was about 16 too many kids have access to these games especially gta when you get kids just ruining the game for everyone and cod is just awful with them calling me a hacker just because they got sniped
I feel like things are too accessable for kids these days. Playstations etc were around when I was that age, but I wasn't allowed 18 games, … moreidek how kids gets these games.
Shitty non caring parenting, bet the dont even know what thier kids say etc.
Personally atm they can keep cod, its gone so far downhill, thank god for these new fps coming out and Battlefield 1 taking a step in the right direction finally
Termites are small, but not that small. They don't not bite. They are attracted to light and wood. They are super annoying and literally have no purpose on the earth. They are gross and every morning their wings fall off so your porch and sometimes insides your house there are a lot of termite wings. Basically, termites suck and I wish they were extinct.
I just recently finished Season 2 of Daredevil on Netflix. I felt the Season Finale this time around was not as strong as Season 1's finale, but overall, I liked Season 2 more. I can't wait for the Punisher spinoff as that sounds like it will be good as well.
Whew, finally finished a chapter of one of my stories (It's Icarus Mines). Unfortunately I procrastinated too much, I ended up spending 5 days playing Fallout 3 (beat main story with some side quests.). Really need to do something about this problem of mine... It wasn't this bad in high school and a little after that.
So anyway, I'm planning on whether to start the next chapter or work on the comic issue tonight. Not sure which though.
It's really not an issue if a kid plays COD tbf. You're bound to encounter a few brats but there's definitely okay ones in the crowd too. A game does not determine the mindset of the child, it's the mind itself that determines how they'll behave. For example, I've played Resident Evil 2 on N64 when I was only 6 and GTA a few years later. None of those games effected how I acted in reality, cuz they were games that fascinated me and which I enjoyed. And don't give me the bad parenting argument (not you I meant to others who may use that against me) for being allowed to play them when I was surpivised for a brief period until they knew I would be mature about them.
From my personal procrastination I can give you some advices:
-Go to sleep not too late. I procrastinated way too much when I go to bed around 3AM several days.
-Do something you like. And if you don't, try to like it by seeing the bright side of the thing. Doing something you like will make it easier.
-Give yourself objectives you can actually achieve. Sometimes there's a thing you want to finish, but you procrastinated so much that it's not even possible to finish it in one day; hence you don't work on it at all. Give you small tasks (like finishing half a chapter) that you know you can achieve, then have a "rest" time, playing games or whatever, and check the time you allow you to play it.
It's just a question of bad habit we have to fight.
Whew, finally finished a chapter of one of my stories (It's Icarus Mines). Unfortunately I procrastinated too much, I ended up spending 5 da… moreys playing Fallout 3 (beat main story with some side quests.). Really need to do something about this problem of mine... It wasn't this bad in high school and a little after that.
So anyway, I'm planning on whether to start the next chapter or work on the comic issue tonight. Not sure which though.
Termites are small, but not that small. They don't not bite. They are attracted to light and wood. They are super annoying and literally hav… moree no purpose on the earth. They are gross and every morning their wings fall off so your porch and sometimes insides your house there are a lot of termite wings. Basically, termites suck and I wish they were extinct.
Saddened about Gord Downie. As a fan, I'm not sure which is worse. Suddenly dying, or knowing they're going to die shortly. The 'Hip have had some great tunes. From New Orleans Is Sinking to...
Saddened about Gord Downie. As a fan, I'm not sure which is worse. Suddenly dying, or knowing they're going to die shortly. The 'Hip have had some great tunes. From New Orleans Is Sinking to...
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Saddened about Gord Downie. As a fan, I'm not sure which is worse. Suddenly dying, or knowing they're going to die shortly. The 'Hip have had some great tunes. From New Orleans Is Sinking to...
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Termites are small, but not that small. They don't not bite. They are attracted to light and wood. They are super annoying and literally hav… moree no purpose on the earth. They are gross and every morning their wings fall off so your porch and sometimes insides your house there are a lot of termite wings. Basically, termites suck and I wish they were extinct.
Thanks for the advice, it's an issue that I've tried to fight and failed miserably for months. I'm glad to say I've managed well today with focusing on things after reading this earlier (I was taking a break playing a little of Fallout 3 ), I'm actually working on my comic right now. Going smoothly for a change. I feel the heat! (also literally, summer weather is pushing out the spring weather o_o)
The issue I often felt was that I felt overwhelmed since I thought too much. But I'm just taking tidbits on what to do so I feel okay.
From my personal procrastination I can give you some advices:
-Go to sleep not too late. I procrastinated way too much when I go to bed a… moreround 3AM several days.
-Do something you like. And if you don't, try to like it by seeing the bright side of the thing. Doing something you like will make it easier.
-Give yourself objectives you can actually achieve. Sometimes there's a thing you want to finish, but you procrastinated so much that it's not even possible to finish it in one day; hence you don't work on it at all. Give you small tasks (like finishing half a chapter) that you know you can achieve, then have a "rest" time, playing games or whatever, and check the time you allow you to play it.
It's just a question of bad habit we have to fight.
We have daddy longlegs too, but we give that name to those long-legged spiders with the tiny bodies.
Craneflies are probably my least favourite thing on Earth.
Posting this is so ridiculous, but this is really bugging me out. I discussed it with my teacher for about five minutes in the middle of the class.
Let's imagine I tell you…
Joe said that he had never been to Rome.
You ask me, what did he say exactly? Whatever I quote next has to mean the same as the first quoted sentence. What would you say? Are there any "grammar nazis" that could help me?
Joe said, "I had never been to Rome."
Joe said, "I have never been to Rome."
I am so sure that the first one is the correct one, but my teacher and everyone else in the class say otherwise.
Posting this is so ridiculous, but this is really bugging me out. I discussed it with my teacher for about five minutes in the middle of the… more class.
Let's imagine I tell you…
Joe said that he had never been to Rome.
You ask me, what did he say exactly? Whatever I quote next has to mean the same as the first quoted sentence. What would you say? Are there any "grammar nazis" that could help me?
Joe said, "I had never been to Rome."
Joe said, "I have never been to Rome."
I am so sure that the first one is the correct one, but my teacher and everyone else in the class say otherwise.
Jesus this question made me twist my noggin for a while. The first one is past perfect and the second one is present perfect, considering the original statement was in the past perfect tense I think it would only make sense that the first one is correct. I might be wrong though.
Posting this is so ridiculous, but this is really bugging me out. I discussed it with my teacher for about five minutes in the middle of the… more class.
Let's imagine I tell you…
Joe said that he had never been to Rome.
You ask me, what did he say exactly? Whatever I quote next has to mean the same as the first quoted sentence. What would you say? Are there any "grammar nazis" that could help me?
Joe said, "I had never been to Rome."
Joe said, "I have never been to Rome."
I am so sure that the first one is the correct one, but my teacher and everyone else in the class say otherwise.
Posting this is so ridiculous, but this is really bugging me out. I discussed it with my teacher for about five minutes in the middle of the… more class.
Let's imagine I tell you…
Joe said that he had never been to Rome.
You ask me, what did he say exactly? Whatever I quote next has to mean the same as the first quoted sentence. What would you say? Are there any "grammar nazis" that could help me?
Joe said, "I had never been to Rome."
Joe said, "I have never been to Rome."
I am so sure that the first one is the correct one, but my teacher and everyone else in the class say otherwise.
What's what I was thinking. But isn't the first quoted sentence attempting to say just that? I imagine that Joe would be telling the narrator a story of when he first went to Rome, and that's why he would say "I had never been to Rome." That would then prompt the narrator to tell us that "Joe said that he had never been to Rome"—this last part is the one that the exam showed us.
I get that this is confusing though. It doesn't help that this sentence had not context whatsoever, so we have no idea about in what situation Joe said this and the narrator heard it.
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Nope, but they did have knitting.
I don't know if gamestop and game are the same because I don't have gamestop in thus country but the offer was in game
this is what it looks like in game
Hehe, I love these animations.
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Being english ive never seen a real life termite, are they big? Do they bite? Is your bed going to turn into sawdust like in a cartoon? I MUST KNOW!!!
"Moon Man, Moon Man. Can't you see?"
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i wasnt allowed 18+ games when ps2 came out untili was about 16 too many kids have access to these games especially gta when you get kids just ruining the game for everyone and cod is just awful with them calling me a hacker just because they got sniped
had that happen before and it wasnt a small spider luckily it got squashed as soon as i saw it,i hate spiders
Termites are small, but not that small. They don't not bite. They are attracted to light and wood. They are super annoying and literally have no purpose on the earth. They are gross and every morning their wings fall off so your porch and sometimes insides your house there are a lot of termite wings. Basically, termites suck and I wish they were extinct.
LOL
If it was a spider, I would've passed out. Spiders suck.
Literally can't wait!
Oi m8 I'm supposed to be the creepy one.
I just recently finished Season 2 of Daredevil on Netflix. I felt the Season Finale this time around was not as strong as Season 1's finale, but overall, I liked Season 2 more. I can't wait for the Punisher spinoff as that sounds like it will be good as well.
Whew, finally finished a chapter of one of my stories (It's Icarus Mines). Unfortunately I procrastinated too much, I ended up spending 5 days playing Fallout 3 (beat main story with some side quests.). Really need to do something about this problem of mine... It wasn't this bad in high school and a little after that.
So anyway, I'm planning on whether to start the next chapter or work on the comic issue tonight. Not sure which though.
It's really not an issue if a kid plays COD tbf. You're bound to encounter a few brats but there's definitely okay ones in the crowd too. A game does not determine the mindset of the child, it's the mind itself that determines how they'll behave. For example, I've played Resident Evil 2 on N64 when I was only 6 and GTA a few years later. None of those games effected how I acted in reality, cuz they were games that fascinated me and which I enjoyed. And don't give me the bad parenting argument (not you I meant to others who may use that against me) for being allowed to play them when I was surpivised for a brief period until they knew I would be mature about them.
From my personal procrastination I can give you some advices:
-Go to sleep not too late. I procrastinated way too much when I go to bed around 3AM several days.
-Do something you like. And if you don't, try to like it by seeing the bright side of the thing. Doing something you like will make it easier.
-Give yourself objectives you can actually achieve. Sometimes there's a thing you want to finish, but you procrastinated so much that it's not even possible to finish it in one day; hence you don't work on it at all. Give you small tasks (like finishing half a chapter) that you know you can achieve, then have a "rest" time, playing games or whatever, and check the time you allow you to play it.
It's just a question of bad habit we have to fight.
eeeewwww... the wing thing is particularly nasty. Thanks for the info c:
I fucking hate Middle School so much, we have SOLs this week and they still give us homework.
Saddened about Gord Downie. As a fan, I'm not sure which is worse. Suddenly dying, or knowing they're going to die shortly. The 'Hip have had some great tunes. From New Orleans Is Sinking to...
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That thumbnail though...
Do you get craneflies in America?
Yes, but we call them daddy lonlegs
Thanks for the advice, it's an issue that I've tried to fight and failed miserably for months. I'm glad to say I've managed well today with focusing on things after reading this earlier (I was taking a break playing a little of Fallout 3 ), I'm actually working on my comic right now. Going smoothly for a change. I feel the heat!
(also literally, summer weather is pushing out the spring weather o_o)
The issue I often felt was that I felt overwhelmed since I thought too much. But I'm just taking tidbits on what to do so I feel okay.
We have daddy longlegs too, but we give that name to those long-legged spiders with the tiny bodies.
Craneflies are probably my least favourite thing on Earth.
That's what we call daddy long legs too, at least on the East Coast. Crane flies are generally called "mosquito hawks."
This weeks penny dreadful was fantastic
Posting this is so ridiculous, but this is really bugging me out. I discussed it with my teacher for about five minutes in the middle of the class.
Let's imagine I tell you…
You ask me, what did he say exactly? Whatever I quote next has to mean the same as the first quoted sentence. What would you say? Are there any "grammar nazis" that could help me?
I am so sure that the first one is the correct one, but my teacher and everyone else in the class say otherwise.
The first one is what joes ghost would say, I think.
I thought it was dreadful.
This remark will not go without penny-ty
Jesus this question made me twist my noggin for a while. The first one is past perfect and the second one is present perfect, considering the original statement was in the past perfect tense I think it would only make sense that the first one is correct. I might be wrong though.
I surrender.
It seems like he would only say the first one if he was telling a story about a time before he had been to Rome after having gone there.
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We are getting close...
What's what I was thinking. But isn't the first quoted sentence attempting to say just that? I imagine that Joe would be telling the narrator a story of when he first went to Rome, and that's why he would say "I had never been to Rome." That would then prompt the narrator to tell us that "Joe said that he had never been to Rome"—this last part is the one that the exam showed us.
I get that this is confusing though. It doesn't help that this sentence had not context whatsoever, so we have no idea about in what situation Joe said this and the narrator heard it.