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explosivecombat) wrote2013-12-12 11:56 pm
explosivecombat) wrote2013-12-12 11:56 pm
Entry tags:
- !ic,
- *text,
- @frank archer's utter lack of subtlety,
- @luxord,
- @obito uchiha's therapy no jutsu,
- @parker,
- @phi,
- @snake (metal gear),
- @yusuke urameshi,
- god is dead and my tl;dr has killed him,
- good ideas are clearly relative concepts,
- hell are you even,
- just thought he'd ask,
- kimblee please stop helping,
- like a brick to the face,
- my logic is flawless,
- my social skills are flawless,
- professor of fauxlosophy,
- slacking off like hell,
- texting into the void,
- that may have been a bit insensitive,
- that wasn't morbid at all,
- today we are tranquil for once
029. [Text]
Memory seems to be something of an elusive thing for some people, from what I've heard; I've never really considered it to be much of a problem myself, for various reasons both personal and not. But since we're all in this more or less together, and we have no obvious indication of if - or when, depending on your level of optimism - we'll be returned to our worlds of origin, I have to admit curiosity regarding the experiences of others.
Memories being the finicky things that they are, I'm sure we all have things we remember vividly about home - people, places, various other whatnot that I'm sure mattered to you at the time. I'm mostly curious about the people; you don't have to give me specifics if you choose not to, but I want to know -
What sort of things do you remember most vividly about the people that were important to you, and what sort of things do you not remember but wish you could? I'm sure we've all had that jarring moment when we realize that we don't remember what someone's voice sounded like, for example; I want to hear about things like that, if you don't mind. As always, do it anonymously, if you wish; I have less interest in your name than I do your answer.
Perhaps someday I'll learn to ask questions that are more seasonally-appropriate for any oncoming holidays; unfortunately, I've never really been one to adhere to the spirit of a season that I have no real understanding of in the first place.
Memories being the finicky things that they are, I'm sure we all have things we remember vividly about home - people, places, various other whatnot that I'm sure mattered to you at the time. I'm mostly curious about the people; you don't have to give me specifics if you choose not to, but I want to know -
What sort of things do you remember most vividly about the people that were important to you, and what sort of things do you not remember but wish you could? I'm sure we've all had that jarring moment when we realize that we don't remember what someone's voice sounded like, for example; I want to hear about things like that, if you don't mind. As always, do it anonymously, if you wish; I have less interest in your name than I do your answer.
Perhaps someday I'll learn to ask questions that are more seasonally-appropriate for any oncoming holidays; unfortunately, I've never really been one to adhere to the spirit of a season that I have no real understanding of in the first place.
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[ You can just tell Snake loves politicians. ]
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I'm assuming that's something from well into the future - for what it's worth, I'm from 1915 and even by those standards I understand that we're a little behind, technologically.
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Greetings from 2014, I guess. About a hundred years into your future.
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Though from the way you're describing your world, that may be a good thing in some ways.
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