Been a while since I got on... Â we were moving around, packing stuff, and trying to get Doc to let us put our crap in his storage and stuff ... Â but!!!
We're all settled again, so I thought I'd pop in and see how things are, maybe.Â
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Been a while since I got on... Â we were moving around, packing stuff, and trying to get Doc to let us put our crap in his storage and stuff ... Â but!!!
We're all settled again, so I thought I'd pop in and see how things are, maybe.Â
rtsionlim:
I donât really know how itâs pushy, eitherâ Oh! Awesome, thank you so much! Iâm in North Park right now, if you arenât busy? Or I can pick it up tomorrow on my way home. Either way works for me.
If you get some eggnog, IÂ might have some free time for ya. -- Hah, but, no man. Â We're not doing anything right now. Â Kind of just sitting around the hostel and moving switching out lightbulbs, since we decided to coil a strand of lights behind our curtains to look like stars. Â There's no windows in here, and Gallahad gets upset about it, so. Â ~ Clever ideas ~
I'm ready when you are. Â We got some more fudge you can take with you if you liked the rest of it. Â I made way too much, figuring Conrad might show up, but he's been moody lately.Â
One of the many outdoor Christmas trees currently on display at Longwood Gardens.
mistletoe
     Gregory trots over to him, and Hanna quirks a brow at him, tipping his head back to follow his arm, and then -- oh. He catches sight of the mistletoe in the blond's hand, and he bursts out in a sheepish fit of laughter and reaches up to rub at the back of his neck, grinning like a doofus as he usually does when he's embarrassed about something.  " Heh.  Oh, yeah? "Â
      He's used to people being fucking skyscrapers in comparison to him, but since Gregory is all of an inch over him, he doesn't even have to lean up on his tiptoes.  He just brings his hands up to grab his face, and pulls him forward for a quick, but firm kiss on the mouth.  He pulls bac after a few moments.
     " Merry Christmas, Mister Suave-and-Crafty. "Â
rtsionlim:
Excuse me if this is like, pushy or something, butâ You said you knew people who were skilled when it came to psychokinesis and all, right?
What's pushy about that? Yeah, I do. Â We know a lot of people with a lot of things. Â Gallahad told me you were looking for some help with that, so I got a list together for you, I just haven't seen you around to get it to you.
rtsionlim:
Psst. I have a question.
Yessir, at your service! What can I do for ya?Â
transwarpthe0rist:
iâm not saying that it doesnât feel festive. south park is pretty lit up, a lot of the houses look like a bunch of santaâs elves took a giant crap on them, and we even have carolers. but it just? doesnât feel like the holidays in general.
well. on here itâs different. so you canât really expect people to be festive if theyâre going through things or something right now, yknow?
I guess in that case, it's just the mindset. Â I don't know, I feel it. Â The weather, the lights, the quietness of the night ... Â it feels like it to me. Â Maybe it sprung up on you too fast, huh? Â That's always something to consider.
It's not that so much as everyone's just going on about their lives in the virtual world, and. Â You know, no one's talking about their family or what they plan to do. Â Understandable if some people don't have any plans or family to be with, but for the most part, everything is just like every other day.Â
Next five people to say 'Mistletoe' in my askbox get a kiss.
transwarpthe0rist:
it doesnât even feel like christmas.
It's too festive over here for me to say I can understand that. Â Gallahad and I went to the store and bought way too many decorations like six days ago, and the whole place is just flashing sparkly lights and our cute little Christmas tree with some lamely wrapped presents under it. Â I've also been drinking a lot of eggnog and apple cider, but.
When I get online, it sure feels different, I'll give you that one.Â
sixpenceee:
DĂ©jĂ Vu DĂ©jĂ vu is the experience of being certain that you have experienced or seen a new situation previously â you feel as though the event has already happened or is repeating itself. The experience is usually accompanied by a strong sense of familiarity and a sense of eeriness, strangeness, or weirdness. The âpreviousâ experience is usually attributed to a dream, but sometimes there is a firm sense that it has truly occurred in the past.
DĂ©jĂ VĂ©cu DĂ©jĂ vĂ©cu is what most people are experiencing when they think they are experiencing deja vu. DĂ©jĂ vu is the sense of having seen something before, whereas dĂ©jĂ vĂ©cu is the experience of having seen an event before, but in great detail â such as recognizing smells and sounds.Â
DĂ©jĂ VisitĂ© DĂ©jĂ visitĂ© is a less common experience and it involves an uncanny knowledge of a new place. For example, you may know your way around a a new town or a landscape despite having never been there, and knowing that it is impossible for you to have this knowledge.Â
DĂ©jĂ Senti DĂ©jĂ senti is the phenomenon of having âalready feltâ something. This is exclusively a mental phenomenon and seldom remains in your memory afterwards. You could think of it as the feeling of having just spoken, but realizing that you, in fact, didnât utter a word.
Jamais Vu Jamais vu (never seen) describes a familiar situation which is not recognized. It is often considered to be the opposite of dĂ©jĂ vu and it involves a sense of eeriness. The observer does not recognize the situation despite knowing rationally that they have been there before. Chris Moulin, of Leeds University, asked 92 volunteers to write out âdoorâ 30 times in 60 seconds. He reported that 68% of the precipitants showed symptoms of jamais vu, such as beginning to doubt that âdoorâ was a real word. This has lead him to believe that jamais vu may be a symptom of brain fatigue.
Presque Vu Presque vu is very similar to the âtip of the tongueâ sensation â it is the strong feeling that you are about to experience an epiphany â though the epiphany seldom comes.Â
Lâesprit de lâEscalier Lâesprit de lâescalier (stairway wit) is the sense of thinking of a clever comeback when it is too late.Â
Capgras Delusion Capgras delusion is the phenomenon in which a person believes that a close friend or family member has been replaced by an identical looking impostor. This could be tied in to the old belief that babies were stolen and replaced by changelings in medieval folklore, as well as the modern idea of aliens taking over the bodies of people on earth to live amongst us for reasons unknown. This delusion is most common in people with schizophrenia but it can occur in other disorders.
Fregoli Delusion Fregoli delusion is a rare brain phenomenon in which a person holds the belief that different people are, in fact, the same person in a variety of disguises. It is often associated with paranoia and the belief that the person in disguise is trying to persecute them. It was first reported in 1927 in the case study of a 27-year-old woman who believed she was being persecuted by two actors whom she often went to see at the theatre. She believed that these people âpursued her closely, taking the form of people she knows or meetsâ.
Prosopagnosia Prosopagnosia is a phenomenon in which a person is unable to recognize faces of people or objects that they should know. People experiencing this disorder are usually able to use their other senses to recognize people â such as a personâs perfume, the shape or style of their hair, the sound of their voice, or even their gait. A classic case of this disorder was presented in the 1998 book (and later Opera by Michael Nyman) called âThe man who mistook his wife for a hatâ.
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I have wondered endlessly why people reblog things to their vent blogs straight from their dashboard if they don't want people to know about their vent blogs.
Go to the source or something, or at least password your vent blog in case someone's like, who just reblogged this from me? and goes to check it out.Â
Next five people to say 'Mistletoe' in my askbox get a kiss.
WAIT, IT'S CHRISTMAS IN FIVE DAYS AND I NEED TO GET GALLAHAD'S PRESENT, BUT IT'S 11:30 AT NIGHT.
Note to self -- Do not add cheese to food ever again, because once you go back to eating it without cheese, it will be like you just ate something out of the dumpster and it will be the world's biggest disappointment.
{ i'm too lazy to jump onto eridan but yes hello it's CT. you're so particular in all the best ways and all your muses are so spot on??? wow. a++ five stars. xoxo. }
I must aspire to be C- instead.Why C-? Â I don't know. Â Destroys my blogs just to spite u.Â
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I saw a 22 dollar Ezra thing at Toys R Us that was better than the one you posted on Febin the other day and I'm gonna buy it tomorrow just bc of Craig and Kevin ...