Replies to awlderpy, page 18
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@awlderpy @northernnarwhal Plus it's a great excuse to crack jokes at other people.
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@awlderpy That's the idea I guess, I try my best to fit in and it occasionally works.
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@awlderpy I'm not really athletic and usually don't play sports but I guess I like watching some of them. It's entertaining and it's fun to have a favourite team you root for and identify with when talking to other fans.
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@awlderpy Oh man, I think if I had my own car entered in a rally it would be pretty fun. I guess I never got into too many sports but hockey is definitely part of the culture up here in Canada and my dad is really into it. I'm a casual baseball fan as well.
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@awlderpy Ah, I could never get into that. I guess I can appreciate from an uninformed perspective that a lot of mechanics knowledge goes into it, but given my lack of knowledge in the field all I see are cars driving around fast, despite knowing there's definitely a lot more to it.
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@awlderpy It's probably my favourite sport to watch, although that might just be the Canadian in me talking.
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@awlderpy I just finished watching the hockey game, and I'm happyto see Montreal win the round 2 series against Boston. And while I'd love to see them win the semis too, at this point I'm just happy they beat the Bruins because of how dirty a team Boston is.
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@awlderpy I've been meaning to start watching the show again but whenever I try to I usually either get bored or never get around to it at all.
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@awlderpy I'm not even sure if I am a brony anymore, when asked these days I just say "I'm a casual fan of the show" because I'm not intensively devoted to it.
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@awlderpy I haven't even been keeping up with the show, and this is the only pony site I still come back to. The community is just really great in this weird, twisted way.
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@awlderpy I guess that's what lots of us (well, me anyway) joined this site. Just looking for friendly conversation.
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@awlderpy I can't recall any time you've said anything that has hurt me or even what I would consider rude, so I guess I'm just basing this on personal experience. I know where you're coming from though, I'm bipolar and can usually keep everything bottled up but sometimes I just have these bursts where I get incredibly emotional and start thinking and acting incredibly illogically.
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@awlderpy Aw, thanks. That really means a lot. You see, you're really kind too. Another reason I have so much respect for you.
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@awlderpy I think you're just great to talk to. You're very intelligent but also very approachable (well, at least from my perspective anyway)
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@awlderpy Yeah, I definitely need to be able to just find a good balance where I give myself enough time to just relax but not too much that I feel as though I'm being counterproductive.
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@awlderpy I feel like at the same time if I spend every waking moment working I forget to just live a little and end up getting really exhausted and depressed.
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@awlderpy All the time. I'll start reading up on philosophy then I'll take a break to study music theory and halfway through that end up going to work on physics. The worst part is when I try to focus on everything at once I end up getting less done.
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@awlderpy I think after all the time I spent thinking last summer I grew to realize something. I'm afraid of being comfortable, because comfort is the illusion of having nothing to do. But I know there's always something I could and/or should be doing, but I need to give myself the motivation to do it.
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@awlderpy I second that. Our lives are the longest things we'll ever experience first hand and yet they feel so incredibly short and insignificant.
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@awlderpy That's true, plus my mom knows fluent Italian so I could ask her for help. My main barrier these days has been time, as I've been spending a lot of time working on all the different sciences for school as well as practicing and listening to music.
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@awlderpy One of these days I should start learning a third language, I've been thinking about picking up Italian for a while now.
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@awlderpy It's neat how languages all seem so different but all borrow from each other here and there.
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@awlderpy oh, another dumb thing about portugese is that it uses the ç letter, but refuse to put it in the alphabet
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@awlderpy Oh, that makes sense. I guess it would be like all of us calling each other "sir" or "mister/miss" on here. Formal, but only necessary depending on the context.
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@awlderpy well, people say it is hard to learn, i cant say for sure because i've been surrounded by it since i wa sborn
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@awlderpy Hm, I didn't know that. In that case, is the informal singular actually still necessary?
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@awlderpy but that is real dumb >_>.a weird thing in portuguese is that Você (you) is not a person of the speech, and in old portugese the word for it was "vossa mercê" (a fancy way to say "your mercy")
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@awlderpy there isnt much a reason to not have a plural you
