0stinato

0stinato

In Bhaal's name. From the UK (sadly)
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    “[Addicts] would rather fall from the third floor than the penthouse. They think it's only a matter of time before they fail.”
    0stinato
    Someone sing me a lullaby, one I've heard before. Maybe upon the burden plains, it's something I'd adore.
    Elephantom
    I pursue thee with great perspicacity.
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    0stinato
    Never is a word extraneous to my vocabulary enough to see me off - carry on pursuing me in an underhand fashion, I will remain out of your grasp.
    Elephantom
    Elephantom
    Nigh impossible.
    0stinato
    Worst déjà vu I have ever experienced.
    Purity
    Purity
    Déjà vu consistently occurs for me. What happened to you?
    0stinato
    0stinato
    Nothing I should discuss publicly! I suppose I just saw posting a status the same way one would see screaming into a pillow... only not as violent as that.
    Usually I always feel as if I have dreamed the thing I just experienced, does that happen to you? I start wondering if I glitched the Matrix or something.
    0stinato
    That's right... balance your americano on the sofa seat next to you... I forsee NOTHING going wrong there...
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    A negative of retail that no one talks about is having to listen to the same songs on repeat until insaNITY SETS IN.
    Fable
    Fable
    Only in some places. When I worked at a bookstore, the music was selected by the music department. Now, Holidays is another different matter... -has holiday songs burned into her brain-
    0stinato
    0stinato
    Don't remind me - we had the holiday playlist on until February because none of us in the café knew how to work the from-last-era iPod. Ho ho hoPEFULLY DEATH COMES SOON.
    Fable
    Fable
    Oh lawd. I'd have lost it having to listen to it for that long. I still cringe when I go out to shop around the holidays because of the music being everywhere.
    0stinato
    "Everyone's seen the Hobbit movies!" - Everyone ever. I haven't. But I will. I will, I'll go and do it now. If it's so important. GOD.
    0stinato
    I have to double what's taken me two months to write by the end of this month. Whoo... alright, I can do this. I'll do cocaine, that'll help
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    For anyone awaiting my posts in roleplays, I'm sorry. I'm constantly exhausted and depressed at the moment. I'll try my best tonight for you
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    A poem I wrote in 15 minutes (40 lines long) was shortlisted alongside 59 others out of a pool of 1,100. If I can do it, so can you.
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    Mr_DC
    Mr_DC
    Interesting art. Something odd about it but interesting.
    0stinato
    0stinato
    Something odd about it?
    I can tell you there isn't supposed to be anything odd about it.


    He's not well-proportioned but he wasn't supposed to be. It was supposed to be a little chibi.


    But thank you. I appreciate it.
    0stinato
    Here lies 0stinato, 


    Who was not slain by dragon, tiger or Orc,


    But died quite suddenly of injury,


    Caused by a plastic fork.


    (Seriously though I'm actually bleeding.)
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    Mr_DC
    Mr_DC
    Well, butter knives were dangerous in the middle ages when they were still sharp.


    Interesting name...


    Why are you even reading terrible erotica novels?
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    0stinato
    It's really called 'Buttons and Lace' but I titled it that because it's an anal potato print of a book. And I only read the free extract because I have better things to do with my time and money than waste it on that.


    Erotica is not a genre to be taken lightly. Only the consumers and wannabes see erotica as a way to make their name quickly and easily. But it's not easy to write a compelling and deep erotica novel. I hate how the genre has been tainted by shit like this (strong language to show how goddamn serious I am).
    Mr_DC
    Mr_DC
    Well, there are some good writers of erotica out there. One in particular comes to mind from a text game but not a person I'd name so openly.


    Can't say I read many erotica novels, though. I simply don't have the time to read something like that.
    HarleyQuip
    Thank you! (didn't want to wait a few hours just to say that)
    0stinato
    0stinato
    I know you had that gif as your signature but it makes a cool profile picture.


    Sort of suits your style.
    HarleyQuip
    HarleyQuip
    you think so? Thank you :)
    0stinato
    This. Shit. Is. Killing. Me.
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    0stinato
    I'm certainly laughing somewhere in my head. My mouth isn't though. But thank you for the opportunistic humour. It's the best kind.
    Mr_DC
    Mr_DC
    It's better to make someone laugh than to comfort them, in my opinion :smile1:
    0stinato
    0stinato
    Alright, now I can laugh at it. Good job bro.
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    I have literally spent 4 hours of my life re-organising my blog. However, everything's all good-looking and there are separate pages dedicated to separate things and genres, instead of pages linking to posts. And I've got certain works arranged under the names of characters who wrote them/the post is about.


    What a menial thing to spend my time on at five o'clock in the morning.
    Mr_DC
    Mr_DC
    It's always important to be organised.


    Although, your sleep schedule is pretty bad.
    0stinato
    No S.


    No C.


    No A.


    No R.


    No E.


    No D.


    I'm not Scared.
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    Pandora's Box
    I'm a "in the heat of the moment" type of person, it's why I make a lot of bad decisions.
    0stinato
    0stinato
    Actually, heat-of-the-moment decisions are shown to turn out more good than bad. Hence why a lot of people 'trust their gut'. I, personally, think being heat-of-the-moment can be a pretty good advantage!
    P
    Pandora's Box
    Not good for stratgies though xD


    which bothers me, as I like to think of myself as a tactician or something fo the like.
    0stinato
    Shostakovich's String Quartet Number 8 (C Minor)... Strange how a piece seemingly so red and burnt brown can hide threads of maroon, copper and crimson within it. So like his name too; Shostakovich. Red on the surface. But below, there are yellows, even a blue in there. But apparently so single-coloured upon first glance. I'll look harder at things next time.
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