Grost's posts

@creativitea: I forgot to update that I don't need an Electrician now, but I can do it for the Skullie Helment and 1.25k volts if that sounds good to you

@Wildfire: Oh crap thank you for telling me

@Totalanimefan: It was pretty good, then very quickly pretty bad

@Starlight:
@Siron:
@Wildfire:
I've still got all of those available if you guys are interested

@Lina: Still got plenty of them left if you're still interested

@xvz: If you're still interested I've still got one spare one

@Aisukohi: Can do, sending a trade

@Lina: I already got one, sorry about that, I'll update the page in a minute here

@Anarchist Beauty: Sending a trade your way

@Lina: Can I get that summer fox there for 1k?

I'm not entirely sure if this is happening to any items other than the Wildcat item from this l ast event.
I went into my inventory to look through my "selling" box and realized that all of the wildcats I had moved into that box (I think it was at least 5? that I moved from my main) had completely disappeared. I looked through all of my other boxes and checked back on my main inventory and they're nowhere to be seen.

If I can't get a bundle by the end of the day I'll probably just spend all of it on bags

I need to find some good swedish podcasts or something, I know there's a channel called "say it in swedish" that does audio tracks of him speaking swedish slowly

I could be completely wrong btu in swedish their questions are stated like a normal statement and it's up to to figure out if it's a question

Swedish gets confusing with questions, since in english we definitely have a singular tone for when we ask questions, but with swedish it's each word gets their own tones

Oh yeah and if you remove articles or whatever in french from statements it almost always means something inappropriate lol

I hate pitch languages, but I have to deal with it sometimes with swedish since there are definitely some words that if you don't have the right tone it would mean something completely different

Gendered things is why I much prefer swedish over other languages, instead of he-her gendered nouns, they have neuter and I forget the name for it but I think it's something like proper gendered nouns. Neuter is for objects that wouldn't have any living essence, the other one is for living things