Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Have you been sitting at the computer for a long time?

A jellyfish stung him.

I warned you.

In three days, the second one is due.

No big deal. At least you still have your arms and legs, and you can manage without your eyes somehow.

Seven jellyfish have no eyes.

Yes, I'll try to get used to it.
I enter the room, and there's some kind of ultrasound. It's annoying. No one else can hear it, only I can. There's nothing like it in the other rooms, but it's here. AND I HAVE TO LIVE WITH IT for another week.
Luckily, I can put on headphones and block it out.

Just like on TV. The same nonsense.

Imaris, you know, no one talks to me anymore. I ask them a question, and they rudely reply: "If you want to talk about high-level stuff, go to your own clown."
Now I have my own clown, lol.
And haven't they sent you to me yet?..
)))

No, I don't initiate conversations with anyone by default :3
But let's chat.
You go first, I'm a hikikomori and don't know how to come up with a topic for conversation!

And yes, the noise is probably coming from the TV. I don't know what kind of TV my grandpa has, mine doesn't make that sound.

Cool. Sometimes I just want to hang out with someone on Skype.
Let's do it tonight. You can tell me where you've been and what you've seen.
I have a German lesson right now. I'm translating the textbook, lol.

Hikikomori. Pseudo-hikikomori.

Irina, join me on Skype.

But I've been on Skype for ages now.

Imaris, you know, nobody talks to me anymore. I ask them a question, and they rudely reply: "If you want to talk about high-level stuff, go talk to your clown."

Single-issue problems.

it's better not to talk to anyone than to talk and be mistaken, thinking that everyone treats you normally/well.

yes, Klov, talk to her, because I've already talked to her.

I don't see her on Skype. And I'm too lazy to install ICQ. So, schnell in die deutsche genommen, and let's go to Skype. And in general, German is cool. It's progressive. It's industrial. If you know German, then you're a cool guy. No doubt. I once started learning Quenya about three years ago, but I never learned it. I set a goal to learn fifty words a day, spend several hours practicing grammar, and even for some time I followed the plan. Only the words weren't being learned, and I was too lazy to study the grammar properly, so I abandoned it. Once I started again, but I quit even faster.