PP: When you ask someone out via digital means late at night and having to wait for them to respond the next day.

You can sell the elder scroll at the college library when you're done with it.

PP: This laptop. I really want a new computer so I can play modern games. It'd be nice to play all the games I bought on Steam.

It's so very worth it.

I'm pretty sure you have to kill Queelag to access one of the important end-game areas. But if not, you should kill her anyway, because she drops fancy boss loot that you can craft into fancy pants gear.

And yeah, fuck PvP, I usually just wussed out and turned off my PS3. Then used the book to tattle, because I'm a fucking rat.

Nope, sometimes stuff just stops being on Netflix. You could probably watch it on animefreak.

PP: The surprising lack of academic sources on Finland. Anything about Finland. Anything at all. I'm scraping (read: bullshitting) to get enough information for this paper.

Wait until the day you have to turn it in, then jump on a trampoline in gym until you get diarrhea. I know, It's typically a tactic for presentations on Sweden, but it may work for Finland too.

Yeah, my family kind of trickled out of Canada before settling here too. But they were Scottish and already said "aboot" anyway.

"I liked the idea of that game, but I'm not a fan of the controls." he said, adding nothing of worth to the thread.

Welp, turns out that Impire doesn't save when you tell it to save, and just kind of puts a bookmark at the beginning of the level you were on. That's... Kind of retarded.

Wish, man, let's not get crazy here. The fuzz might be reading

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Is it gonna be a meth lab? *Gasp!* Is it gonna be two meth labs?!

Darkroot garden is another good soul grinding spot. You can run out far enough to attract everyone's attention, then run back by the entrance. If you're facing the entrance from the inside, to the right will be a small ledge. If you run as far down that ledge as you can go, the people should just run right over the top of your head and fall to their deaths.

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Go back to the secret bonfire just to the right of the entrance (When leaving that area, hit the wall directly your right. Ding! Free bonfire.)

I've been playing Skyrim all day. Made a build that gives my two handed weapons 120% bonus damage, and I'm using the Longhammer, which I've got doing about 170 damage on it's own. Oh, and the Longhammer swings as fast as a 1-handed weapon. Just in case my first hit doesn't kill that steam centurion outright.

Aaaaand just bought Impire, because Skyrim gets old fast when you're one shotting everything. It's pretty neat, but I wish I could automate a few more things, so you could explore with a squad while your base schedules watches. Which would probably be overcomplicated, but I have a boner for games that let me automate them to the finest detail. I have night terrors if I don't have a copy of final fantasy 12 under my pillow.

Aaaaand back to Skyrim, because beers have made hammerfucking the universe fun again. But, of course, I'm encountering a bug during a cutscene that causes the good guys to yell "Oh no! Here comes the bad guy! Let's stand around and prepare to battle him!" and he just says "Well, fuck that" and just goes and takes a break from dragonwar for a while.

After the no and willsmithian headshake it's operation balls and angry eyebrows.

Pretty much. The only variation is that he squats on the hood of her car as she tries to leave. And also frown and shake your head no.

PP: still hungover at 3 in the afternoon. And for some reason they're playing dubstep at max volume in Little Caesar's. I can understand wanting to listen to music while you work, but maybe turn the volume down enough for me to not have to yell across the counter for you to hear.

Hmmm. I was definitely interested in buying dead space 3, honestly. But, based on what you've said, I'm going to be getting it a lot sooner. If It's at least as scary as Dead Space 2, I'll be happy. I'll still complain though, because that's how I do, son.

Next time you're both near the thermostat, stop her and point at it until she begins to speak. Before she finishes speaking, scream "NO!" in a very high loud, high pitched, very short voice. Do this three or four more times, then scream a longer, maybe a five or six second "NOOOOOOOOOOO!" in a similar shrill fashion, culminating with a devastatingly vigorous head shake. We're talking a head shake of a willsmithian caliber. She'll know what's up.