beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

This song used to creep me the fuck out as a kid. The thought of just turning around and all the sudden there would be a human skull there at any given point was like, burned into my brain.

https://youtu.be/b-gCUkxisxU

Dungeon synth is awesome

in other news, had dinner with my best friend and his wife/kids tonight. was very fun and i got some cookies to take home :3

weird fucking thought i randomyl had, but i thought of a good strategy to convert km to miles, roughly.

halve the kilometers by 2, then take 1/4 of the resulting number and add it to the resulting number and you have a rough estimate of the amount of miles.

80km / 2 = 40
40 / 4 = 10
40 + 10 is 50, and 80km is roughly 50 miles.

now, going from miles to kilometers, you can also get a rough estimate by doubling your miles, taking 1/5 of that number and subtracting it from the doubled miles to get your kilometer estimate.

50 miles * 2 = 100
100 / 5 = 20
100 - 20 = 80km

this works with other numbers too, often within a margin of error of less than a tenth. give it a shot.

For me, beating depression is all about recontextualizing the feelings that come with it. I'm not lazy or tired, I'm relaxed. Coasting along. Cozy. I'm not sad, just reflective. Of course it's not always easy to do that, but personally it's the best way I can deal with it.

Tears has a similar problem that Skyrim does where you constantly have side quests that are derailing you from your main mission. I mean CONSTANTLY. However, in Skyrim it often ends up feeling tacked on or boring, but in Tears it's always something cool. I don't know if that makes it better or worse, because in Skyrim you can just skip that fluff knowing it's gonna' be shite but in Tears you always feel like you're missing out on something if you don't do it xD

Fell asleep in like 5 minutes listening to hendrix last night. I used to listen to music when trying to sleep and I stopped doing that for some reason. I'll give it another shot.