I like to use the words they use in crappy dubbing. So forget you monkey-loving fuddy duddies. My favourite was "Judas Priest!" instead of "Jesus Christ!"
You can always talk to yourself. I fear that has made me slightly eccentric. Anyway, nothing to get frustrated over, really, that does seem normal type behaviour. Rare to find someone that wants to socialize with some person just out of the blue.
Had fun drama, some lady slapped her kid on the bus, nosy people decided to yell at her and threaten to call the cops. Now for a fun night of laundry, shoe polishing and C#.
Well sure, who says it'll be Blizzard's Battle.net though ? Not sure how they'll break it, but it's similar to Ubi's scheme. I'll have to look up on how SC2's crack worked and the results, maybe it'll be a similar deal.
Found this from a WH40k Codex - "This is a dark and terrible era where you will find little comfort or hope. If you want to take part in the adventure, then prepare yourself now.". Will tell my manager to say this to new employees
Other than that, an insignificant day of work, will hit up the bookstore today (and avoid all the folks sitting on the damned floor)
Also our clients are dudebros or something. Mail comes in with "ok bro..." and "causing us huge internal drama's"
Arma II still. AI is worse than OA at driving, but at least they understand the terrain better than OFPDR, heh. Finally making a decent siege of Cherno though, w00t. Also plugging on in Tropico 3, is odd but seems really really easy.
Cheerful people make really, really uneasy. I end up suspecting they're high on some sort of drug or are insane. I do agree that faking cheerfulness is not a good thing to do, but seems you have to do it - at least at work anyway.
Death is the servant of the righteous.
Also, randomly quoting 40k at work does make people think I'm koo-koo Trying to get focused again, been rather aimless for the last couple of months. Not really suceeding but ah well.