rahvin
keeper of the flame
just be very persuasive when explaining to them how far we have just decided that calm place is. 
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please don't do anything of the sorts! my dream guy lives in the same city as me, don't dispatch him to moscow.
nf: late.
nf: late.
rahvin
keeper of the flame
we won't move people around, just places. for startes, i declare rome to be next door to turin, so we can meet after work. then i'd just do away with middle europe countries: let's just move a couple of villages and towns in the area to have vultureculture and fireangel close by, then we skip straight to the northernlands. the north sea i push all the way to iceland, i'm sure the kind people over there won't mind, and most towns in sweden and finland are redirected and cropped together slightly to the north of here, let's say 200 metres from my place in the mountains. there, that's a start. i'll reshape the states later.
Child of Time
Voice of reason
Sounds excellent. I will be delighted to wake up tomorrow, suddenly living in the Italian mountains instead of the Swedish forests.
hyena: If rahvin dispatches you to Moscow too?
hyena: If rahvin dispatches you to Moscow too?
Hiljainen
why can't we not be sober
And where would piacenza be? 
NF: a part of my left leg hurts a lot, i'm trying to figure out which muscle it is and what i could have done to make it hurt for 2 days now, this won't help me anyway, it just shows how bored i am
update: oh, also headache now, wonderful.
(it's snowing again, yay)
NF: a part of my left leg hurts a lot, i'm trying to figure out which muscle it is and what i could have done to make it hurt for 2 days now, this won't help me anyway, it just shows how bored i am
update: oh, also headache now, wonderful.
(it's snowing again, yay)
fireangel
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rahvin said:
but I would be alright, too if only I could move somewhere else...
there comes a question to my mind: there are so many people on this forum who like to change their location. Is there anyone who actually did and can tell about the experiences?
NF: Velcra will support oomph!
fireangel
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NF: someone stole a review of mine, I found it on amazon.de
we are just writing the complaints to amazon and they´ll have to remove it, but rather I would beat up that piece of crap personally....
we are just writing the complaints to amazon and they´ll have to remove it, but rather I would beat up that piece of crap personally....
@fireangel: well, i lived in different places but never for long. i've lived in torino until 22, then i've spent one year in london (i'd like to live there for the whole load of opportunities that one has, both entertainment- and job- wise, but the weather is too bad for me, i'm of fragile health and i need sun), then i've spent some months in pavia (most beautiful city, company etc. in the world, made one of the most significant friends ever, and the town seems to produce incredible men... i was really happy as someone would say, but there was no job for me there), then i moved to rome, which is likely to be my residence for the next few years, give or take a year in america. oh, and i've spent ages in a small coastal village in liguria for allergy-related reasons.
is moving around good? i personally do like it, but it's also nice to think about settling down, at a point. not forever (no eternity), but... for a while.
@carl: hug me. please. i'm tense and i need a hug. from you, the next big hit in town. and no dispatching to moscow. it's too cold.
@hilj: piacenza is going to be under the snow, quite obviously.
@rahve: sounds like a nice plan. put boston on mars, please.
Edit: @hannu: best of luck on your exam.
is moving around good? i personally do like it, but it's also nice to think about settling down, at a point. not forever (no eternity), but... for a while.
@carl: hug me. please. i'm tense and i need a hug. from you, the next big hit in town. and no dispatching to moscow. it's too cold.
@hilj: piacenza is going to be under the snow, quite obviously.
@rahve: sounds like a nice plan. put boston on mars, please.
Edit: @hannu: best of luck on your exam.
fireangel
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I understand perfectly those thoughts.hyena said:
First I found it interesting to move (five different places so far, and moving within the same town also) and see something new and fresh. But now I want to move to a certain place in another country and live there for maybe ten years or even life-long (dunno about the latter yet). I will replace further moving, often with almost my complete stuff - which sucks!!! -, with more travelling and want to have a fine homeplace.
London btw would be nice to see again but I don´t think it would be something I´ll survive living-wise... and also I doubt to ever earn enough money in order to adapt this price-level...
RealHazard: also from me all the best for your exam!
Edit: hyena, even if I don´t always agree, it´s fun to talk to you because you are challenging me
@fire: thankies. and also sorry for the bad mood. i'm very tense today and i've been doing crazy shit all day. where have you lived?
Hiljainen
why can't we not be sober
@hyena: for now it is but still far from where the centre of dt forum life would be
@RH: good luck for tomorrow!
NF: headache is gone! gone! i can count the times that my headache went away before bedtime on the fingers of my hands (or maybe hand), and i've had headache more or less once a week since i can remember. this feels wonderful
(actually i've felt wonderful for hours now but i couldn't post before )
but still far from where the centre of dt forum life would be @RH: good luck for tomorrow!
NF: headache is gone! gone! i can count the times that my headache went away before bedtime on the fingers of my hands (or maybe hand), and i've had headache more or less once a week since i can remember. this feels wonderful
(actually i've felt wonderful for hours now but i couldn't post before
)
Profanity
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@hilj: i had these headaches (migraine, actually) a lot as well when i was still going to school. the thing that helped me out after all was to realize that it came from stress i'd put on myself even for really small things which seemingly needed no attention at all. and once i understood that the only problem was my attitude, i've never had any such headaches again (ok, hangover ). maybe you should as well try to look behind the scene and see if you can do something about it.
). maybe you should as well try to look behind the scene and see if you can do something about it.
Hiljainen
why can't we not be sober
@VC: thank you for the advice, i'll try 
i think i'm going to check (again) if there are problems anyway, it's getting more intense with time and from what i feel it could be something wrong with my right eye or that part of my head, and it's better if at least i'm not worried for this or i just add more stress
i think i'm going to check (again) if there are problems anyway, it's getting more intense with time and from what i feel it could be something wrong with my right eye or that part of my head, and it's better if at least i'm not worried for this or i just add more stress
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Child of Time
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hyena: I think I need one too. *hug*
hiljainen: VC might be right. Your headaches can be psychosomatic symptoms on too much stress. About two years ago, when I was at the second year of upper secondary, I was often really stressed. I'm an ambitious guy and the second year of three is often the toughest, so there were lots of big school works and many tests.
So two or three times before tests that I was very worried over, I suddently got high fever. And I'm a guy who's almost never ill, it is remarkable when I am ill. I doesn't even catch colds in the winter. I also got tics under my left eye. You couldn't see them but I felt them. Luckily for me the second year ended before I collapsed, because I hadn't learned to just don't give a fuck about unimportant but straining things like certain homeworks and such. I often did most of my homework even after I had learnt to stress down, I just didn't worry about it. So if you're a worrier, hiljainen, learn to stress down and realize that much things that you're worrying about are just unimportant.
hiljainen: VC might be right. Your headaches can be psychosomatic symptoms on too much stress. About two years ago, when I was at the second year of upper secondary, I was often really stressed. I'm an ambitious guy and the second year of three is often the toughest, so there were lots of big school works and many tests.
So two or three times before tests that I was very worried over, I suddently got high fever. And I'm a guy who's almost never ill, it is remarkable when I am ill. I doesn't even catch colds in the winter. I also got tics under my left eye. You couldn't see them but I felt them. Luckily for me the second year ended before I collapsed, because I hadn't learned to just don't give a fuck about unimportant but straining things like certain homeworks and such. I often did most of my homework even after I had learnt to stress down, I just didn't worry about it. So if you're a worrier, hiljainen, learn to stress down and realize that much things that you're worrying about are just unimportant.
@cot: thanks for the hug. *hugs back and drops small kiss on cot's forehead*
@hilj: ditto, ditto, what he said. in the last year of secondary i was sick every morning. i would actually throw up at 6.50 am every day before going to school, and this was because of work-related tension, not eating disorders (i have never had one of these). after the final exam, i felt immediately well. now i've substituted sickness with cramps and diffuse muscular pain, but i also know that it's one part of the big race, trying not to die or stay home from work on weeks like this... i think that if you care about your goals, you have to be able to cope with a measure of physical pain, if you're not incredibly energetic from day one. i often wondered while a kid why my dad would keep on repeating that the capacity to undergo suffering was a key point in one's life, even in the absence of serious illness... i see it now
nf: cool. i woke up quite early so i'm going to work now and i won't be terribly late. i also feel like riding my scooter, driving motorbikes is extra fun if you're in the right mood. will play the fantastic gemboy tune la canzone del cazzo while reaching the almighty bank.
have a nice day everyone!
@hilj: ditto, ditto, what he said. in the last year of secondary i was sick every morning. i would actually throw up at 6.50 am every day before going to school, and this was because of work-related tension, not eating disorders (i have never had one of these). after the final exam, i felt immediately well. now i've substituted sickness with cramps and diffuse muscular pain, but i also know that it's one part of the big race, trying not to die or stay home from work on weeks like this... i think that if you care about your goals, you have to be able to cope with a measure of physical pain, if you're not incredibly energetic from day one. i often wondered while a kid why my dad would keep on repeating that the capacity to undergo suffering was a key point in one's life, even in the absence of serious illness... i see it now
nf: cool. i woke up quite early so i'm going to work now and i won't be terribly late. i also feel like riding my scooter, driving motorbikes is extra fun if you're in the right mood. will play the fantastic gemboy tune la canzone del cazzo while reaching the almighty bank.
have a nice day everyone!
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