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1981
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you mildly sad today thread
« on: July 15, 2019, 04:10:27 pm »
Anxiety's pretty bloody exhausting. I hate it.

1982
Other Games / Re: How did you last die?
« on: July 15, 2019, 08:48:57 am »
Nope, I've checked everything several times over. The DoWs will randomly not pop up. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.

The Aztecs just did an invasion against me and there was literally no warning about it.

1983
Other Games / Re: How did you last die?
« on: July 15, 2019, 08:33:03 am »
Game did it again, no popup when war was declared on me.

This time it was the Aztecs. No way to win, but had I known I'd have been able to do a lot more damage by getting my troops into some mountains before they attacked. No chance of that when the first warning I got that I was being attacked was a popup saying I lost a siege.

Crusader Kings 2

1984
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you sad today thread.
« on: July 13, 2019, 03:08:39 pm »
I had a panic attack for the first time in my life. I wasn't really in a state to do *anything*. That includes driving, but I didn't have much choice in that matter if I wanted to actually make it home.

1985
Other Games / Re: How did you last die?
« on: July 13, 2019, 03:05:55 pm »
Well, I lost a war that by rights I could have and should have won. The reason I lost is because the game bugged out. After a victory (A definite, 100% victory. No retreat, the battle screen said I won, etc. etc.) my army decided they were going to go on a path to a province. No shattered retreat icon, full morale, everything. I couldn't dissuade them from this path AT ALL. They were going there, and that was final. As a result, I couldn't bop the enemy's armies one-by-one before they formed up.

Also, the game neglected to mention I was at war. I was just suddenly at war with them without a popup or anything. I was lucky to have realised that I was at war before they started sieging down my provinces, although as mentioned above it didn't help since I had the not-retreating-but-acts-like-a-shattered-retreat bug.

Crusader Kings II

1986
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: July 13, 2019, 12:26:17 pm »
So, in essence, I broke the forums.

Go me!

1987
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you sad today thread.
« on: July 13, 2019, 12:14:43 pm »
Well, today's been the perfect fucking punctuation for how my summer holiday has been thus far.

I drove all the way to Liverpool, a 2.5-3 hour journey, to a Jitsu regional because I was both missing my friends and wanting to do Jitsu.

The satnav on my phone and the portable one both were incredibly insistent on sending me down a road I couldn't go down to get there because there was a fucking barrier in the way. Then I tried to find parking. Every fucking place that the sat nav said was parking actually wasn't (It was basically sending me to random streets without any parking on them). The roads in Liverpool are confusing. The pedestrians were suicidal (I had at least 10 of the fucking morons just walk out in front of my car). The other drivers were retarded arseholes (I got honked at on three separate occasions because I didn't go out onto the main road because doing so would have driven me straight into the side of a car). The stress of all of this tipped my anxiety over the edge and I had my first ever panic attack. In a city I've never been in before. In a city I've never been in before where it feels like everything, right down to the fucking traffic lights (literally, and I mean literally, every traffic light in the city turned red as I approached), are being malicious.

In essence, I spent £50 of fuel, £10 of service station food/drinks, and a whole 9 hours of my day, to drive somewhere I've never been, have the general misery that's been my summer (anxiety, loneliness, general sadness, the little things I've hoped for be shat on) pretty much condensed into one day, and have a panic attack.

1988
I like how he says any ships within the 200 mile (presumably he meant nautical miles) radius will be treated like the Belgranao, which was a warship that was hunting British vessels, and was actually outside the 200 nautical mile exclusion zone when it was attacked.

Also, how does that work with the various countries that exist within the 200 mile radius? The channel will be frickin’ No Man’s Sea.
The channel will be British waters. As will northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands, maybe a chunk of Norway, and a bit of Germany if it reaches far enough.

And Ireland, because we need to fix that Irish border issue and claiming them by right of them being in our sea sounds very British.

1989
On today's episode of "Is this guy a lunatic, a moron, or making shit up for votes?" we have Robert Rowland, saying he wants a 200 mile fishing exclusion zone, where the UK torpedoes every foreign ship found in "our" waters.

So this is how the English reclaim Normandy.

1990
Looks like it might have been Denticollis linearis, thanks.

1991
I've just remembered a beetle that I found years and years ago, and I'm wondering if anyone can work out what it was.

It was in the UK, had a reddish-brown colour. Probably 1-1.5cm long, it was thin and had quite long wing covers. When I disturbed it, it also flicked the wing covers pretty hard (It was hard enough I could feel it doing it through a plastic sheet).

Not a massive amount to run off of, but I'm just really curious all of a sudden.

1992
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you sad today thread.
« on: July 11, 2019, 03:34:48 pm »
I've worked out the cycle of my anxiety.

Heightened anxiety for however long it lasts. A thought or some event that seems to make my brain snap back to normal non-anxious functioning, which lasts a few days to a week. This is followed by a day or two of some kind of minor mania, then the descent into anxiety happens again, usually because I said something stupid or daft during said mania and can't stop obsessing over how stupid it was and how everyone's going to think I'm an idiot and so on and so forth.

At least I've got an assessment appointment in six days, and I'm going to be able to go to the doctor's to see about getting some different anti-anxiety medication tomorrow.

Anyway, needless to say I'm presently in the mania-anxiety stage right now, and I really need to talk to someone about it. Not my family, it's not that they don't care but they aren't the people I want to turn to here. I've got a small list of friends I'd like to talk to about it, but none of them are really available right now and I definitely can't talk to any of them in person since they're all half a country away at best.

Why is my brain so fucking broken? I bloody hate the thing, it can't just produce serotonin like a normal, functional human being's can it?

1993
The people I'm mainly complaining about are the people insistent that remainers basically be turned into second-class citizens for the crime of holding thoughts that run contrary to the referendum result. It's not people that are being public with their opposition to the current state of affairs. They want to basically tear out anyone with a different ideology from having any position of authority in the country. It's literally McCarthy style thought processes.

1994
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: July 11, 2019, 09:19:46 am »
Wouldn't mind it if I could actually control the fucks, but all they do is hang around my head and be annoying flying pricks.

Well, not to be that guy, but when did you last wash your hair? :P
In the morning. I wash my hair every day when I shower because, turns out, my patrilineal family line is "Greasy spotty fucks until the age of 30"

1995
General Discussion / Re: Things that made you mildly sad today thread
« on: July 11, 2019, 07:11:06 am »
You know, I can feel myself becoming more and more misanthropic by the day.

I started with such high hopes for humanity. Seems that reality's given (and is still giving) that notion a solid kick in the teeth.

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