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and personally paint every sprite in it in oil :DWhat would you do with 4 months spare time? - Page 8
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Sandrosuperstar
Sweden525 Posts
and personally paint every sprite in it in oil :D | ||
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Sandrosuperstar
Sweden525 Posts
On October 18 2011 06:35 Talin wrote: Lock myself in a room and work on the game I've wanted to make for a long time now. what kind of game is it? | ||
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saocyn
United States937 Posts
On October 18 2011 07:35 Obstikal wrote: HIT THE GYM HARD LIKE MY LIFE DEPENDED ON IT EAT SLEEP GYM REPEAT or Go to bangkok or thailand and have some crazy drug induced sex ugh this is the last place i would go for prostitution. being drugged up is even worst since it will blurr the lines of judgment from telling which one is a tranny or not. now hong kong and amsterdam that's where you need to be | ||
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MeteorRise
Canada611 Posts
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WhiteDog
France8650 Posts
Also find easy girls in eastern europe... | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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BachHo
United States170 Posts
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GeneticToss
Canada188 Posts
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xiaofan
United States513 Posts
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Thrill
2599 Posts
On October 18 2011 07:35 Obstikal wrote: Go to bangkok or thailand Lol =) Anyways, what would i do? Probably try human rights cases pro bono. | ||
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Mercadia
United States257 Posts
This puts me in between 8:00 and 10:00 AM. Then I read until my eyes hurt (gogo pirated e-books). This takes about 5 hours. During early afternoon I feel less obligated to do physically or mentally challenging tasks, so I'll usually stick to one of the following: - Go play video games with my nephews (nerd nephew for the win) - Play SC2 - Browse TL - Clean my house - Go for a long drive blasting dubstep - Nap When night time rolls around I'll watch some TV: Daily Show, Colbert Report, Breaking Bad, Dexter, Archer. You know. Good shit. I used to cap the night off by playing darts at my friend's bar, but there's no law banning smoking in bars in PA, so I just couldn't handle that anymore. I recently filled that gap with Rosetta Stone Japanese, anime, and fapping (no bars, no chicks). And no, the three don't go together in any way. Financial security is awesome. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
so much starcraft | ||
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Voldron
Greece91 Posts
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TofuD
Canada15 Posts
Also wrote a short novel. yep. | ||
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Kickboxer
Slovenia1308 Posts
Then drive to Grand Canyon with two drops of top quality acid and do some soul searching under the moonlit sky. Best news is after you've fully recovered you've still got 3 months. | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
I was going for a turn based strategy, but I can do anything that's 2D turn based with sprites. We could team up! I can't do art, but I can code 2d games pretty fast. xD | ||
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bmn
886 Posts
On October 18 2011 00:28 Grumpy wrote: Imagine you have 4 months spare time, enough money saved up to do whatever you want, a car, decent english knowledge and a strong desire to do things you always wanted to do or will never be able to do again. In these 4 months there is nothing to do, nothing to worry about except doing and following whatever you want. After years of studying I finished my exams a few weeks ago and will start at my job in April 2012. Until then I can basically do whatever I want. Off course I have something planned, e.g. visiting friends, writing a little, doing crazy stuff, travelling. But I'm still wondering if there isn't something big missing, which I should do. So: What would you do under these circumstances? Obv you can expect a lot of people to answer "SC2 all the time!" or "travel as much as you can". I appreciate all of your ideas, but I'm looking forward especially to those which are specific and describe a little what you'd like to do. Edit: The main goal isn't asking for advice. First of all it's a question for everyone who wants to think about it. - Explore a foreign culture that interest you. Explore means: Visit and travel the country like a local; no planes, high-speed buses/trains, or similar, live around locals (no fancy hotels). If possible, find a (relevant) journey that has high historic/cultural/personal value, e.g. a religious pilgrimage, and participate in it. Engage with the foreign culture, do not distract yourself with fancy technology. - The same as above, but for the country you live in. If you seek out the real culture and people hidden behind the veil of everyday drudgery (i.e., work), the experience will change you. - If you are interested in self-discovery and/or spirituality, find a suitable monastery and spend your time there (meditating in silence; engaging in rituals; learning -- activity depends on your interest). - Similar to the "find a journey" in the first point: Trek the Kilimanjaro; Everest base camp; or something similar. Force yourself to do it slowly, no rushing allowed. Slowing down is very hard, but after a few hours or days, you will see, notice, and realize things you would have missed otherwise. That's just off the top of my head. I have done some of the above after I graduated, but I only had two months for it. Easily the most educational (in terms of life experience, etc.) two months I've lived through. Edit: Do people really have nothing other they want to do than... what they already do every weekend? o_O | ||
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Obstikal
616 Posts
On October 18 2011 07:44 saocyn wrote: ugh this is the last place i would go for prostitution. being drugged up is even worst since it will blurr the lines of judgment from telling which one is a tranny or not. now hong kong and amsterdam that's where you need to be THATS THE WHOLE POINT! hahaha but hong kong and amsterdam would probably be a better location over all? WHOSE WITH ME?! | ||
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Firevampants
United States23 Posts
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
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