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Well, that's pretty much begging for it then.

My house is shaking a little from the thunder happening right over my head.


It's pretty cool.

Edited, Jul 3rd 2012 2:06pm by Xsarus

I have always loved thunder and rain, especially if I'm trying to relax and fall asleep.

Just kidding, she could be my daughter.

Way too much creepy stalker to be remotely funny.


edit: Also, the more I read on r/lgbt the more they start to piss me off with their whiny persecution complex. Seriously, whining about how reddit is so damn transphobic because of a couple of trolls...

Edited, Jun 22nd 2012 8:23am by Aethien

Friend zone alert!

It's true... I really am heartbroken...

Fixed.



Yeah, I had a bad day at work.
I had to change my pretty good and professional looking cover to something that looks like someone shat all over word. It's seriously that bad.
Luckily I got to photograph (and eat) fancy ice coupes for a restaurant this afternoon, that saved my day.

At least you don't get a person who comes in once a month and explains to you how your job is to murder small children.

Good show.

Pigtails: Dating Asians, heh. Too many are so inexperienced...

One of the profs here was kind of talking about arranging a marriage between me and his son and was bragging about how innocent his son is at 28... yeah, right.

In other news, I was invited out by some Sudanese people (are they black or Arabs? I think they are both) today, they didn't tell me where we would go, so I assumed we'd go shopping. Went to the Pakistan Airforce Museum instead which is a museum slash park slash amusement park slash marketplace. It was pretty awesome, I got a load of mosquito bites on my feet, I hope I haven't got malaria now...

Went into the ghost house with one of the Sudanese girls, she got so scared she turned around and ran, so I went back in with this one Ethiopian nanny instead. She also got scared. It wasn't very scary.

Then the two oldest girls convinced me on the ship ride thingy (I dunno what it's called), which was what I'd successfully avoided last month in Germany... that did actually scare me.

The girls are so awesome. They speak English with a Pakistani accent, while looking utterly un-Pakistani. They also speak Urdu and Arabic... and apparently Turkish (they are required to learn that at school).

Edit: Æth, are you aware of r/ainbow?

Edited, Jun 22nd 2012 6:36pm by Kalivha

Didn't you get shots for that before you left?

Yeah, I'm on daily medication for the time I'm here. The only thing it does is that if I need treatment, because I'm already on part of it - the part that takes a couple of days to take effect - I can be cured in a couple of days less time.

Wow, very nice Theo!

I'm going to make 10 cents an hour more than minimum wage, once I start working. -_-

Considering I still make under 6 figures, hell yes. I hugged my boss. Not even kidding.

An extra $8k a year is a hell of a lot of money. That's an extra ~$660 per month (before tax). Even my dad was impressed, and that's tough to do.

EDIT: I guess in light of this, my new watch purchase isn't that crazy. Watchmaker (in Germany) is making it this weekend and I should have it sometime next week.



Edited, Jun 22nd 2012 10:46pm by Theophany

Yup, the movement is a Swiss ETA. It's a small watchmaker in Germany that gets ETA movements and then builds watches around them. I like them because they're mostly tributes to really well-known watchmakers, but don't have the ridiculous prices of the big names.

That one is a tribute to the Rolex Submariner (though without a date magnifier on the crystal, as I prefer it).

Gratz on the raise Theo and would you be offended if I told you that I think that's not a very pretty watch?

I just hope you didn't spend your entire raise on the new watch.

Exactly!

Edit: I'm not saying the posts here are annoying and retarded. I'm merely implying it.

Edited, Jun 23rd 2012 7:40pm by Mazra

So I moved into a new room against my will. The furniture is the same, but it's cut differently and I had a breakdown because of it. Like, it just feels like my old room but slightly off?

Either I have Asperger's or I'm PMSing a lot harder in Pakistan for some reason.

I asked for a flat with a kitchen, they somehow decided that must mean I want to move closer to the public kitchen (when my main issue is that I have to cook with random people walking in on me) and then suddenly it was like "long term tenants cannot live on the first floor"... either this Sudanese woman wanted my room because she used to have it and then left Pakistan for a month, or they're renovating. I have no idea. I have been planning to talk to the director here, but when I tried on Tuesday they told me he's in Australia till Friday and when I came by his office today I was informed that he is now in Sri Lanka. The man gets everything into motion when the workers are lazy and inefficient, but man, he is hard to get a hold of.

At the very least, no one uses the upstairs kitchen. Except that the upstairs dining hall is right next door and so is the laundry room, so people come by anyway and the door is just a fancy mosquito net.

And of course the areas where servants might work don't have air conditioning.

To be fair, I could just have the cook make all my meals, but how lame is that? Plus, he circles between like... very few dishes. Chicken almost every day!

I've got a semi-public kitchen. Only people on this floor can use it, but there are ~20 people living on this floor.

It's pretty nice sometimes, but most of the time I just want to make my food without someone asking me what I'm making. I'm making meat wrapped in meat and pasta. Same as last night, dude. Today I'll spice it up with a little ketchup on top. Now piss off.

Oh, and you're too late with your beer ban, Aeth.

Oh yeah? Well, I've got beer and bacon here. I dunk the bacon in the beer and voila. Who's fancy now, huh?