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Posted in Moody's Spooky Castle| Free sketches
Posted 1 year ago
Ohh, that's a call-back. I haven't thought of DeviantArt in a minute.
Posted in Treat’s Doorstep: GET YOUR CANDY THROUGH FRIDAY 11.10!
Posted 1 year ago
We had a fairly mellow Hallowe'en, if I recall correctly. The weekend prior was very warm, and the week following has been quite chilly. I'm ready to bundle up with hot beverages already.
Posted in Tree's and Leaves
Posted 1 year ago
I think the weeping willow tree can be romantic. Then again, we used to take the branches and whip each other as if they were switches, so perhaps not.
Posted in Reaping Ritual 2023: Trick and Treat FAQ - EVENT CLOSING
Posted 1 year ago
The items are quite ghoulish, aren't they? What a good job, everyone.
Posted in Voltra's Runway: Voting 10.06.23 - 10.20.23 || VOTE NOW!
Posted 1 year ago
Good luck, contestants.
Posted in Harmony Hills Event | FAQ | French Toast Drop Rates OFF
Posted 1 year ago
That's fair. It can be tough to break from life for online events, even if they're charming and enjoyable.
Posted in Harmony Hills | Storyline & Hangout [*PAGE PRIZES*]
Posted 1 year ago
I keep seeing ads for One Piece on Netflix, but I've only ever heard of the anime. The ads are for the live-action and it comes off as a bit odd for me because I don't have much context for the cartoon.
Posted in Moody's Breakfast Inn | Freebs
Posted 1 year ago
I've been coming across a lot of people who are into working out, lately. My current boss asked if I was a "cardio bunny" but then seemed really excited about pilates talk with another coworker. To be honest, I hate the gym and I hate working out, but it's one of those things you just do--especially so when you get older.
Posted in Hang out with Tink!
Posted 1 year ago
Relaxing Sundays are so nice.
I just finished making a batch of cookies. I still can't seem to make a batch that I like; it's always the taste or the texture that seems a bit off for me.
I just finished making a batch of cookies. I still can't seem to make a batch that I like; it's always the taste or the texture that seems a bit off for me.
Posted in Come hang out with Rena!
Posted 1 year ago
That's an impressive loss; best of luck reaching your goals in the future.
And I feel you on the convenience of location. It was nice to live in a place you can walk around for convenience. I live in more of a suburban area that is a little bit close to areas, but it's inconvenient to walk. It's such an odd mix here; noisy like the city, but sort of spread out in little deserts like the suburbs.
And I feel you on the convenience of location. It was nice to live in a place you can walk around for convenience. I live in more of a suburban area that is a little bit close to areas, but it's inconvenient to walk. It's such an odd mix here; noisy like the city, but sort of spread out in little deserts like the suburbs.
Posted in The Surge: Event Support FAQ, EIs, & Bundle [OMG Imports!]
Posted 1 year ago
The Best Zest is quite charming. Who doesn't love such a wide-brim hat?
Posted in Awkward interviews
Posted 1 year ago
I've definitely been in some interesting ones where I was asked illegal questions, like my marital status. I think the strangest one was for a childcare position at a daycare. It was a group interview, of all things, and there were a pair of interviewers. The second interviewer was just spinning around in her chair the entire time and scoffing at answers, which was a little offputting. It was also the first time I saw what other interviewees were like; how they responded, what they dressed in, etc. I assumed everyone was like myself but how mistaken I was to see that some people just don't care or are so maladjusted that they don't see how nuts they come off. In the end, I just gave bland answers because I wanted to get out of there.
I was asked once, "What do you think of ambulance chasers?"
And another, "You didn't write down a salary requirement. We can just not pay you right?!" followed by the most insane cackle.
Either I've been out of the loop of people for so long that I forgot, or I just genuinely didn't know how miserably stupid people could be. My job now has a few employees that just make me raise my eyebrows every day. It's always a surprise.
I was asked once, "What do you think of ambulance chasers?"
And another, "You didn't write down a salary requirement. We can just not pay you right?!" followed by the most insane cackle.
Either I've been out of the loop of people for so long that I forgot, or I just genuinely didn't know how miserably stupid people could be. My job now has a few employees that just make me raise my eyebrows every day. It's always a surprise.
Posted in Hello
Posted 2 years ago
@Super: No trouble at all.
I play very casual simulation games on a Switch, so I understand having a preference for a particular console. There are a few games I'd love to play, but they were only made for a PC and the idea of sitting at a desk even longer is frown-inducing to me. I don't think I've played a console game since the height of Rockband. That game had everyone in a chokehold.
I play very casual simulation games on a Switch, so I understand having a preference for a particular console. There are a few games I'd love to play, but they were only made for a PC and the idea of sitting at a desk even longer is frown-inducing to me. I don't think I've played a console game since the height of Rockband. That game had everyone in a chokehold.
Posted in The Boys (TV Show)
Posted 2 years ago
I felt like the show did a great job showcasing what it would be like to have superheroes in our society. Obviously a corporation would be creating them, and controlling the PR around them. And obviously they would all be wretched. You only have to look at the celebrities and idols of the day to see how it would be a very real problem.
I don't know who my favorite character was, but they all certainly pushed boundaries.
I don't know who my favorite character was, but they all certainly pushed boundaries.