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7. I like it but don't love it. It looks like it might have more meaning to you? From something maybe, not sure.

Wtf flut. I ask you what you like and all I get from you is electro stuff. And you've never mentioned that YouTube channel to me before... I thought we had something... On topic: I don't listen to them extensively, but The Megas have some very good songs that might interest you. History Repeating: Red, I think is the album I like.

I want to stop working Sundays x.x I wish they'd hire enough people... Also your comment made me laugh, eclipsed. Not sure if it was a joke or not, though. Also your line of thinking seems on the mark, Rooke.

yea I was trying to compare it to anime, but it's hard since I gloss over the anime and the gaming talk actually makes me leave threads when I see it. I'm not really salty about it very much, since I'm not here to talk about anything in particular.

That may or may not be true. It definitely feels like there's a lot, but I don't really care to fact check since I'm not trying to prove anything either way. And I am referring to the population that refer to themselves as "gamers". Which isn't everyone and their mothers

Because I don't really care about games (outside of starcraft). You guys could be taking about indie Russian folk music drama for all I care. It's the sheer bulk of identification and discussion with the topic that gets bothersome at some point. It feels that way, at the very least. I don't really think very highly of gaming as a hobby, so that adds to it.

The prevalence of gamers in this community sometimes bothers me

Confession: It feels funny that just now Kaguya decides to moderate this thread for off-topic posts. Real Confession: That was a lie. Actually it doesn't. Great thing we got here.

:/ Faith in fuwa: gone

That moment when you realize that as a whole, people are very dumb. And selfish. Sad day.

I really like this kind of model, and I don't think I'd ever not pay something. For example, if a game would be priced at ten, but I didn't want it that much, I wouldn't buy it. But I'd feel bad not paying a little if it was under a pay-what-you-want model, so I'd pay what I value it at. I'm not sure how it works on the whole, but I think most people would be like me, esp with something niche like visual novels. First-time vn readers might not be the most generous, though, but there is value in bringing more people into the fold, even if they don't pay up right away.

How cute ^^

Real talk.

That's hot

Not all stories have happy endings folks. I'm just doing my job.

I like to think I'm nice, but being nice doesn't really get you anywhere. Kind of a bum deal.

Alright, then. As a tentative start, all those interested should add me on Skype/message me or send me a message on fuwa. I'm not sure if people would prefer a Skype group or a fuwa group message, either, so that'll be the first thing to work out. I'm glad to see some responses from people, and especially happy to see some responses from people with higher levels of proficiency, so thanks.

안녕하세요 For a while there's been a Japanese learning group or three on fuwa, for good reason, but recently for personal reasons I was wondering if there would be any interest in forming a group for learning Korean. I myself am a beginner, in my second semester at college, and there'd be no required skill level to join. It'd be a nice way to get some feedback and daily practice, so I'm attempting to feel out if there's any interest or if everyone's busy learning Japanese ^^ I think as long as we could have like 4+ active members it would be worth trying. Let me know if you're interested. (Though honestly I expect that this might just be a huge failure, lol. Gotta try) If there's interest, we'll go from there with the details. Edit: send me a message on fuwa if you're interested

This guy is amazing! I hope he's okay

My aunt was telling me yesterday that if your engine is overheating that putting on the heater wiil spread the heat away from the engine

I'm starting to be able to distinguish words in Korean. Hwaiting! I want to put thirty minutes at home a day into speaking and writing Korean, but this semester is really hard. Turns out the thing about studying twelve hours a week for an upper division math class is true, lol. And I actually want to learn it and not just get by. I also want to code a little. Honestly I've never been one for being super busy, but working twenty hours a week, struggling still to make friends, and taking some rough classes might end up frankly changing who I am, in way. Failure isn't an option, and math doesn't come free. I continue to be glad that I chose to learn Korean, however. I'll need to put in some more effort every day though, and that hurts right now. Also to be brutally honest, I'm not really talking to anyone online much these days, and that saves me lots of time. I don't really even like most people in particular on fuwa, sadly. I like reading Fred's posts though, even if they make me worry about my own future unduly. I should probably stop coming by... I also recently stopped talking to one of my best online friends because the relationship would never be what I wanted it to be. I very much liked talking to the person, but their refusal to initiate any conversations with me is just really too much to overlook. There's a difference between being shy and being a bad friend. And no I'm not talking about you flut, in case you were wondering. So that's sort of a bummer, but I think in the end it's better than what was turning out to be a very one-sided friendship. I guess it had been that way for years and I just overlooked it. People where I live never really honk. In DC I heard more honking in a day than I probably hear in a year at home.

I saw a black car with the license plate 666-NTR the other day

I enjoy stale shelled sunflower seeds way more than fresh ones. I leave a bag open on the counter and it typically takes two weeks or more to get to the softness I prefer, but any bit helps ^^

It's way easier to do with strangers, especially since most people here are anonymous. I have a people fetish. People are so hot. I'd do unspeakable things to them.

The trip home from my friend's house is shorter in winter because you can cut across the lake. I think that's really funny Second confession: I look down on people that concern themselves with being smart or not. It hardly matters. I've seen so many "smart" people fail and less smart people succeed. I've seen many people start falling because they think they're smart enough to make it without working hard. My pet peeve I guess. One of them.