The Sprung Out - Oh, to be seventy again.

[Ace Ventura]

Popping in. I saw talk of an Xbone and honestly I do want one lol.

[skullpoker]

Just got back from Louisville Ky. People down there need to learn to drive.

Did you bring back any of that Kentucky Jelly? Good stuff!

[Spose']

Popping in. I saw talk of an Xbone and honestly I do want one lol.

I would enjoy one, but I already have so many games to beat as is. :s

[Spose']

[Cookie Monster]

I'm stuck on level 184! please beat it for meeeeee

I would if I could!

Anyway, I've heard you know a guy who plays Catherine like a russian pro gamer, tell him you need help

[Warrior]

Huh, didn't know Crusher was swedish

[Cookie Monster]

Huh, didn't know Crusher was swedish

And he isn't, he is Danish

[Warrior]

And he isn't, he is Danish

[Prude]

I love Shrek so much.

[Inferno.]

Downloads on the 360 are so painfully fucking slow. I've got a 30Mbps connection, I'm not on dialup. Why can't MS utilize my whole 3.8MB/s download, like Steam etc can?

[Spose']

I wish Youtube would work for me...

[Inferno.]

Looks like we in the EU can already check out the PS4 PS+ games, if the site lets you sign in anyway. It won't for me!

https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwo...SOGUN000000001
https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwo...NTRASTEU000001

[Inferno.]

Contrast won't go in my account for free, reverts back to £12.99

Resogun is on my account now though.

[Elin]

(´・ω・｀)

[Spose']

All joking aside, I've studied Japanese for so long at this point, and have been so shaped by that study in every way, that I sort of feel somewhere inbetween these days. The first half of my life was defined by Scotland, by Scottish people, by places in Scotland, by Scottish culture, and by the English language. But the second half owes far more to Japan, to Japanese people, to Japanese places, to Japanese culture, and to the Japanese language. Of course I wouldn't claim to be "Japanese", nor would I claim the same level of attachment and kinship to the country as my Japanese friends. I've not lived there for nearly long enough, to begin with, and my Japanese is certainly not native level yet. Still, I sort of feel like at this point, I owe about half of who I am to each country and each language, and while I'm definitely not "Japanese", I don't feel like I'm completely "Scottish" anymore either. I feel kind of like I belong to both countries, and kind of like I don't completely belong to either. It's weird. :/

I can't say I understand the feeling, or can imagine how it feels to think about it, but I know it probably sucks. Maybe you will get a job at a company where you are responsible for communications and discussions with Japanese companies or something. Then you could pay homage to both sides of yourself?