Really regretting that caffeine-removal thing today; slept poorly and now I have no energy to do anything :p

Even the low temperatures are above freezing! Indeed, today's temperature is 40, not even in the 30's- truly, it must be summer, right?

Posted by Tierage

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Posted by Nicole

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I had a pretty dream myself, I broke my phone (don't stretch out the screen on the iPhone 7, folks) and my parents showed up and started berating me for it...

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You have the iPhone 7 in the dream world?

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Well, I had it, was how the dream went. :p

I caught the Mysterious Mr. Gnome. But I have not yet solved the mystery.

Posted by skyluigi

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What is your favourite holiday?

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My birthday.

...that's not narcissistic, is it?

You may like to be mean to people, but I doubt you want them to be mean back at you

Posted by Mary

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What about virgin sacrifice day?

You get to meet all your kafuka friends then.

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Maryyyy if I invite everyone to virgin sacrifice day then that will significantly hurt Kafuka's activity over time.^{oh no i'm being mean}

Posted by Lili~ ♥

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Should I be mean to you more often?

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If you do, I'll be mean to you back, and I suspect it will be easier for me to hurt you than for you to hurt me :p ^{since i'm a sociopath or something}

Posted by ゼンガー・ゾンボルト

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Space...trains?

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I see this was the 8888th reply, if the reply counter is trustworthy, which who knows.

But yes, you can have trains in space. Think of it like a space elevator, except longer and with two of them.

Posted by Squiddy

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Who is she calling me a virgin?

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Well someone's defensive of the obvious.

Posted by Squiddy

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Oh, and I will annihilate everyone on virgin sacrifice day.

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Are you the dark lord Cthulhu, then?

Today I have a dentist's appointment in the morning and had to get up slightly earlier than usual, so my brain decided to torment me by showing all sorts of scenarios (slept through my alarm and missed it, various trains being late, etc.), followed by me waking up and realizing that it was say, 5:30 and I needed to go back to sleep.

The best one, however, was when, in order to take the Green Line, I had to travel back in time to what I think was the 1950's and take the subway then. (Of course, they still used the post-1979 logo, but not the name "green line") Back in this time, fares were apparently 40¢ for whites, 5¢ for colored, because Boston apparently moved to the South or something. Also, the subway station was entirely in sepia-tones as were the trains.(I guess because all the photos I have from this period are). Then, an ultra-modern train that was clearly an evolution of the current Type 8 pulled in, shocking everyone in the station with its technology; after some thought I realized that it was probably just that the future MBTA was using the past to test its trains, since standards in the past were lower. Around this time I woke up. :p

I generally try to be nice to people, because offended people in my experience are less fun to deal with and are more likely to have a negative opinion of you.

Nope Mary you're the prettiest girl here and you know it

Was an inexplicable hatred towards me responsible for your actions the other day?

Posted by Lili~ ♥

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Posted by Nicole

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Was an inexplicable hatred towards me responsible for your actions the other day?

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You mean that day? Well... yeah. :<

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I meant yesterday :p Is that what you referring to? Or the other one... (vagueness is vague)

Well, not your birthday yet by my timezone, but probably will be by the time you see this... so Happy Birthday!

There are a lot of psychologists out there; as with anything else, some are better than others, sadly...

Posted by ゼンガー・ゾンボルト

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Have you seen the movie Atlas Shrugged?

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Nope, never read the book (or any of the books by the same author) either.

Posted by ゼンガー・ゾンボルト

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But it's about a railroad company?

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It's also about a political philosophy I find rather distasteful. Though I admit I'd probably have read it if it was shorter.

(I do find it interesting how in Ayn Rand's time railroads were a symbol of private industry in the public consciousness, and yet today they are generally associated with the public sector)

Posted by Squiddy

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Don't you think Atlas Shrugged sounds like a good book?

And yes, I am serious.

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I do believe the two of us have several differences of note in our political philosophy.

But we can all agree on the divine right of kings, right?

Posted by Squiddy

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It's actually the divinity of lesbian/bisexual female presidents, queens, and empresses. Remember that is what we agree on?

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I suppose this is the logical fusion of the divine right of kings and matriarchy.