Recent content by Wolf18

If you can remember that you're playing people, not cards, the game is easy. :cthulhu: Wolf18

Foundation by Isaac Asimov Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman (really, anything by Neil Gaiman) Dune by Frank Herbert (long, but excellent) the short stories of HP Lovecraft the short stories of Edgar Allan Poe the Narnia series (and the Screwtape Letters) by CS Lewis Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow by...

I tend to repeat conversations in my head for hours after I have them, rearranging the letters in the words until the sentence changes. I actually annoy myself with it sometimes, but I can't help it. I also have an obsession with maps, and can stare at them for hours. I can put all the...

I've always been pretty good, but I'd imagine ENTPs might be the best. The ability to read people is at least as important as the ability to calculate probabilities. :cthulhu:, Wolf18

I assume you read on the road as well. Which did you prefer? Kerouac's a fascinating fellow. He was my grandfather's best friend, and that whole crew was very adventurous in their youth, but later in his life Kerouac really went off the edge, refused to see anyone, and pretty much never left his...

How long term are you planning? The farmer I'm thinking of usually prefers taking on new apprentices/farmhands for only 1 season at a time, but he might be flexible if you want to stay for longer. Also, it helps to have a vehicle (although I managed without one). Not sure what you mean about an...

Excellent. Any interest in working as a farmhand in Vermont? You do pretty tedious work all day, but have few interruptions and can think for hours. Very little interaction if you don't want it, and it's very important work! The pay isn't great, but you'll get free room and board. :cthulhu...

I might be able to help. Do you mind telling me what region of what country you live in? :cthulhu:, Wolf18

He doesn't want his first acid experience to be a freakout. I'm not saying he shouldn't trip at the show, I'm saying he should know what to expect first. And @PaulMaster, don't buy a vial, @Happy is joking. :cthulhu:, Wolf18

You can almost certainly buy it at the concert, but if not, your best bet is probably to buy it online via the dark/deep web (make sure you use Tor or something). There are a ton of black market websites there; the better ones allow customers to leave reviews. Make sure you buy something with a...

https://jakubmarian.com/category/maps/ Thought some of you might enjoy this website as much as I do. Maths, physics, music, linguistics, geography... this guy provides hours worth of fascinating information (and theories) about all these topics and more. :cthulhu:, Wolf18

If you use something like Onion/TorBrowser, you should be good. I know people who have purchased "items" with Bitcoin using Tor, and did not have a problem. :cthulhu:, Wolf18

The Bed Song -- 8/10. Not the kind of thing I usually listen to, but I found myself really liking it. She reminds me of a very dark Joni Mitchell. And you did not rate the song I posted. So I repost it (this time without a spoiler, so you can't miss it)...

6.5/10. Really like the offbeat percussion -- MCR's drummer is (oops -- was) the strongest piece of their band. Found the vocals a bit extreme and hard to understand, and their bass and guitar a bit weak, but overall not bad at all. I'm going to listen to the Amanda Palmer you posted next. I...

Just got medically discharged from the US Army after a week of basic training because I had an asthma attack on my first ruck march (worth noting I nonetheless completed it). Any disappointment I felt was nullified by my relief at being out of such an incompetent (dis)organization. Anyway, due...