Ayulsa City - Ieeya

go watch the 1st Highlander movie.

but i dont watch movies!

A life filled with comforts?

A fully-accomplished Maslow's Pyramid.

Okay. Asking you about what is a good life is as pointless as asking myself it.

So, others?

You worry too much Poppa Pinkie, be cool, go with the flow. Move at your own pace, stop questioning the pace of others and trying to figure out some fault in the differences in pacing.

Yes, because my pacing is too awesome for normal people.

Sup Goo

Hard, because I'm clueless about pretty much everything.

It is my pace to question.

[size=11]We can rip apart those socialists and all their damn taxes
But see I am no criminal
I'm down on both bad knees
I'm just too much a coward to admit when I'm in need[/h]

One more to eternalize.



The scientist in me is very itching to argue how correlation =/= causation.

But my mischievous part is finding it hard to refuse believing that this is indeed a case of unexpected causation.

More.



Fucking. Sexy. And I don't mean the fetish or sex. It's the math. The elegance of the proof. Need to fap.

I... uh... what?

i is an imaginary number, the square root of -1. so we ask, what is the value of i raised to the power of itself. it is known real^real is real, imaginary^real depends on even or odd number etc---

so it was a proof that imaginary^imaginary = real. and a very elegant one at that.

How is that sexually stimulating.

If you don't understand it, I don't think you will want to.

It will throw you down an abyss of mathematical beauty. The kind when you drool over an equation.

That sounds as appealing as a thing that is unappealing to me.

ikr.

So, despite the hassle, I decided to replay Totori after all. Man, twas a nice ride. Nothing stellar, but Totori is a very cute heroine and the gameplay was sufficiently pleasant.

Though, obligatory hate comment.

In the second adventure with Cecilia, Totori said this line.

"[...]Sonna ni tsuyoi monster janai shi."

Now, with my rather limited command of Japanese, I would, with fair confidence, translate it into

"[...]It's not that strong a monster." or, if that seems too literal, "[...]It's not a strong monster."

which I think covers the meaning of the sentence and delivers it in a way intended by the original sentence, as best as I could make it.

But NISA, for whatever reason, chose to translate it as

"That monster's a gooey pushover."

I won't go into how the meaning is twisted, it being out of character and so on. I only have this to say.

God fucking damn it NISA, why the fuck did you, in countless occasions, chose to warp the sentences and destroy the character?

...wait. That seems too long.

Fuck NISA.

Oh my. I did this when I was in year 10 lol

Sometimes it's the simple facts that tickle our senses.

Especially when the majority of your work involve statistics and you're getting sick of it.

Agree! I hated statistics, but nothing compared to Management.

Madrid won by the way.