I concur with amrit9037.. It is so easy to come up with what makes you sad these days, the happy thread lightens ones day - this one, not so much.

Dennis Hopper died?! D:

i went to go poop, and i thought it was going to be a big satisfying monster.... it was not.

Would you classify it as any of these: http://gunface.tripod.com/jokes/Shit_List.html

I am sad today because i just demolished Warriors Orochi Z. I gathered all treasures, unlocked all characters and somehow, suddenly, all the fun factor went *poof*, vanishing entirely... Sure, hack and slash -fests are great and a serious anxiety-remover, but as soon as you do almost everything there is to them, they are so very boring from that point onwards, that playing them becomes almost like a pain... Now how the hell will i level up all those endless characters from the roster to level 99, 50 proficiency, collect all their outfits, gallery images and collectible trophies and what's even worse; beat each and every battlefield again and again, until i have cleared them all throughout all four difficulty settings??? I feel so bored; so very spent, exhausted... And did i mention, that i almost DIE from boredom over that one???

Grinding... Oh, my god, the "Asian Games" level of grinding!!!

I think it's getting to the point where it will be time to close the Cookie Clicker browser tab.

Total cookies baked (all time): 191.766 nonillion

Edit: If I do decide to go back, I can cheat to quickly reach any stage of the game I choose.

I played a very similar game like that and reached that point myself. Not sure if your getting bored but I did.


back to topic- Vacation is over on Friday been off for 2 weeks and haven't cleaned or studied just played Victor Vran didn't even go out! I think about it as dumping that emotion here.

I don't think it works. Think about the happy things, it's better.

Pedestrians, I mean, WTF man!?

We're all taught to walk on the left before we hit double figures, so that on comers walk on the right & job's a good 'un!

But ooooh no, let's just walk left, right, middle of the path & walk side by side in threes on a path wide enough for two.
Also folk leaving shops.
Look both ways, like Darth Vader ordered you to.
When you don't look both ways & you walk right into someone else that has the right of way, don't then glare at them like they're in the wrong!

For fucks sake, people.....

Ah, at least I get to come back. load up a game & kill 1960's nazi's & envision them as just your average retarded pedestrian...

I live in a resort town, tell me about it. :P

Yesterday I go in to get a carton of milk, a trip that should take five minutes. There on main street on three people, standing right in the middle of the street, talking. I honk my horn, and hand to god, they turned to me, waved, and went right back to talking!

THIS is why we need gun control, to keep me from going fucking postal!

Screw it, go postal & I'll partake too.

I've vague (but not vague enough) memories of going to the sea side & it still makes me cringe hehe.

Another one today, was a car partially pulled up onto a horse parking spot (yeah, that's a thing) & left enough space for a wagon in front of them.
A small space bus type thing pulled up behind & needed to park up too, for beer deliveries. Beeped 2-3 times, woman passenger of front vehicle got out, held a flabby arm to one side & screeched "making a delivery".

Well no shizz, but so was he!

In the mean time, around half a dozen folk just stood in the middle of the road staring at all of this.

*loads triple barrelled shotgun*

That is usually the case, but the general store is only two miles away, and when they run out of something while cooking or something, I go in to get it.

May I ask why the self seclusion?

Not sad, but frustrated. I wasted too many hours today on a task that was apparently completely useless.

We're re-imaging a bunch of student laptops so we set up one as a master and make an image of that, when putting said image on another machine (same model, should be obvious), Windows 7 and MS Office 2013 decide the hardware has changed too much and they need to be reactivated. So, what do I do? I decide to take a look at AutoHotKey -which I've use with some success earlier- as well as look up if there are ways to activate via the command line (there are, a couple vbs scripts). So, I write an AHK script, compile it to an application, set it up to run at next boot with RunOnce... and for some reason the activation commands don't work when called from the application though they do work when called manually. I could have written a two-line cmd file, if not Windows' activation command required admin rights.