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It's probably worth noting that that kind of behavior doesn't actually seem very common over here, even if it's commonly televised. I've never seen it in person, despite being in a few areas and events over the years you'd expect to attract that sort of thing. Maybe I've just been lucky, I'unno.

Perhaps more of a thing than in other post-industrial nations, though, yeah.

... under the clothes, i2. Assuming you wear any to bed. If you've got a good pillow setup th'pillows starting to vibrate is probably going to do shit. Your heart/jimmies start rustling, though, and you're probably about to start moving.

Also raining and somehow has dropped below 60F outside, I think. It was apparently 80 something this morning. Go-go 30+ degree temperature fluctuation! It actually felt nice out for a bit, today.

No, no... it's kinda' understandable. You can get use to seeing blood like that. Gods know that I became ambivalent somewhere into the second or third week of bleeding daily. Was a good five or six months before the hole in me closed up enough to stop completely. That was a fairly unpleasant year or so, though missing a semester of highschool was a minor upshot.

Still kinda' freak out when I see other people bleeding, but when I'm th'one doing it it's become a sort of muted "Eh. Here we go again." sensation. People get used to the oddest things, I guess.

... it gets fancier than just water? Shaving, that is. Soap/shampoo is for self-cleaning. Then brush and probably deodorant and... you're done.

There's days and days I get reminded I really have no clue about what most of my country goes through in relation to grooming. I'm seeming to do alright with a hair tie and brush, I'unno.

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Follow the recipe. Pay attention and make sure you don't burn down your domicile. And you're done.

S'really not difficult unless you're specifically trying to either be silly/inventive or actively gimp yourself (i.e. going in blind with no clue what you're doing and no recipe). Cooking in general isn't difficult unless you're doing one of those two, and it only becomes easier as you become more familiar with it and start to be able to freestyle without ruining things.

Baked first time by my lonesome when I was, like, eight or nine, I think. Came out fine. No fires, edible food. Success by any fair measure.

Yeesss... randomly clicking colored boxes somehow meaningfully predicts personality. I'm... somewhat doubtful.

Especially after giving it a try turned up a 100% wiff, wrong on every category result.

Thing's basically the old fortune teller/prophecy maker's trick. "So vague it could apply to anyone(/anything), so specific it can only be you(/a particular instance)"

It's a silly thing anyway. Colors are pretty well established to only have meaning in relation to the cultural framework they're being interpreted through, last time I checked. Might be some odd minor influences with certain hues (blood, etc.) outside of that, but nothing particularly influential. Bupkis test is bupkis