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@hakui Oh, over there you bathe before bed? that explains it. Here bath time is usually just after waking up, or if feeling lazy a bit before needing to go out. Most people won't take a bath before bed unless they had a particularly dirty day working or the temperature is very high and people feel sweaty. The exception is people that work in stuff like construction, docks or such activities, who will either take a bath when they get home or before bed.
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@tija @hakui @phildobangnz What's weird about me smiling? I'm actually a fairly jolly person IRL. Eccentric and fiery maybe, but generally quick to laugh and smile.
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@hakui @phildobangnz To be honest I'm just extremely hardy when it comes to punches so I'd likely pretend it hurt so you'd be all "Hmph, that'll teach you" which is cute.
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@hakui Oh! that sounds very early for me. About that time we usually have tea or something to last until dinner. Mate/mate cocido (tea made from yerba mate instead of tea leaves) is surprisingly good at making you not feel hungry so it's very common as an afternoon drink. Sometimes with cookies or biscuits or some other small snack. Also means we tend to have small breakfast.
Then it's usually straight to bed after food if there's work the next day, rather than dinner followed by relaxing activities. I assume over there family or couple time is common after dinner? -
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@hakui Actually curious, what's the average dinner time over there? considering that you mentioned getting home about 21-22 and missing dinner it's definitely earlier than here, where dinner is usually anywhere between 22 and 00, 21 if getting up very early is needed
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@hakui @phildobangnz Worth it
That'd probably be about the height difference too lol -
@hakui @phildobangnz You should be more careful with who gets to try first...
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@phildobangnz @hakui
>it's just like my japanese mangos
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We need a selective breeding and genetic engineering project to create a more robust panda species that doesn't need a warehouse of zookeepers and scientists to help it breed.
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@hakui @phildobangnz I guess he'll know what hakui tastes like now
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nerthos
moonman
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, louisoft01
@louisoft01 @moonman @p One would think that with that much effort, they'd make an either funnier or less obvious spambot.
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@hakui You make it hard for me to offer you reassurance.
If you want to look at it another way, you have good luck with your bad luck. -
@roko I guess she didn't. Reasonably, the tiger jumped onto its legs and roared at her from the cage wagon.
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@p @nerthos I don't normally keep logs, but right now I am logging web access because of abuse (it was announced). I found the second IP, all it has done is looked at some avatar images, about 8 requests. I don't have referer header information unfortunately. There's no smoking gun here. GeoIP suggests the source of the IP addresses are Australia or New Zealand by the way, but the person could be using a proxy.
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@moonman @nerthos @p goddamnit they're at it again https://FrankerZposter.club/attachment/2751153
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@hakui Believe in yourself! I'll be around to dig up extensive information on chemicals, disease or whatever else to calm you down like last time. In any case you have at least a 75% survival rate so far. It's not that bad.
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@roko Reminds me of how, as a kid, my aunt pulled the tail of a tiger at a circus and gave my grandmother the scare of her life.
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I've spent like 6 hours listening to flamenco and paso doble as I did other stuff.
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watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX07aSyqzxc and wondering what I'm doing with my life
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@hakui Drink more water and get lots of sleep or you'll never recover, and you'll have to add another entry to the list of times you almost accidentally yourself
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@hakui P-please be more responsible with your sleep hakui-san! https://papayaposter.club/attachment/90128
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