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[Leonon]

What game?

The game with the power.

Wait, I think I might be crossing memes.

[Rose]

what power?

[Urist Imiknorris]

The power of screw you, someone made me lose the Game.

[Itnetlolor]

Started Fallout 3. It's okay so far. Unfortunately, I'm a bit of a kleptomaniac and stole most of the property of Vault 101 before leaving to sell at the first town. Ugh... so... ... ...slow. At least I can put these vault suits to use and get me some bottle caps, same with the cups, clipboards, syringes, bonesaws, etc.. Should get me off to a good start funding-wise.

↓ Since when do cows have beaks?

[SHAD0Wdump]

Moo. :4

[Taco Dan]

Is that supposed to be a cow face?

[SHAD0Wdump]

It is a beak. Moo. :4

[ein]

Getting some food and I caught a glimpse of some chocolate advertisement.
It reminded me of something I did earlier today:
I helped a friend possibly get a date.
He was amazed at how much I knew about her.
It's amazing what people will drop into the middle of a conversation.

[The Captain]

:4

[Heron TSG]

I seem to run into that a lot. People often wonder why I know so much about everybody when I don't actually speak to people very often. I am a listener. I listen to everything going on around me (sometimes whether I want to or not), and I always remember at least the general idea of what I hear. Thus I know way too much about people that I've never actually talked to. Definitely awkward when I actually do talk to one of these people, and I forget what is common knowledge about them and what I've accidentally overheard. Doublethink is hard, but it helps people not get creeped out, which is a plus.

[Rose]

hey, even if they do get upset, you can always outrun them.

[Jackrabbit]

Listening is fun. Much more so than talking all the time. Having seen both sides of it, I feel confident in this statement.

[Heron TSG]

You can't run away from your problems, as hard as I've tried. Great time for thinking about solutions, though.

[ein]

Russian keyboard layout is called Ytsukye (ЙЦУКЕ).
Whenever someone asks what my keyboard layout is, that's what I'll give them.

And now I've been practicing Ytsukye with this.
I've got the home row mostly down.
Poor little right pinky gets so many letters.
Programmers should be used to it, though.
It is where the braces are, after all.

[Vector]

Hu, thank you.  I'll be using that tool a lot, because although the school lets us use AATSEL, I'd like to learn the real keyboarding system.