stupid first world problems you're dealing with

My phone screen protector sheet is peeling and bubbling. =\

  On 8/19/2011 at 5:24 AM, delet... said:

  On 8/19/2011 at 4:08 AM, modey said:

  On 8/19/2011 at 3:55 AM, Bob Dobalina said:

  On 8/19/2011 at 3:21 AM, modey said:

The other guys are playing from gameboys etc, still pre-sequenced but for some reason I feel that's more legitimate?

Those guys are hipster fags

Hardly. They're pretty genuine. Their gameboy music fixation comes from actually being hardcore gamers. If anything I'm the hipster of the bunch because I don't actually play any of the games, I just love the music!

 

Correction. You'd have to be a hipster to still profess that you like and play some of those games. Seriously.

 

 

internets, business.

Really? Does that mean we're only allowed to listen to new music as well?

I was giving you credit dude. jeepers !!

 

 

love dleetr.

first world problem is typing out this post because I have jack shit to do right now

My grilled cheese and fried egg sandwich was excessively greasy, obviously. I guess that's not really a problem, but it might become one somewhere down the road. I doubt anyone outside a first world country would think to make a grilled cheese and fried egg sandwich. Shit, i just made and ate a grilled cheese and fried egg sandwich --problem found!

I've been putting off doing some important stuff tonight that I canceled other plans to do.

fighting the final boss on a game and getting way into it... then my controller died. no more AAs in the house. gonna have to postpone it :(

i finally got to a point where i am financially stable enough to buy a new computer and the one i had wanted is either out of stock or price hiked everywhere.

 

so i found another one that actually looks okay and is quite a bit cheaper but i placed the order last night and somehow fucked up MY OWN zip code.

 

so now i have to wait for the funds to be reimbursed and reorder it and it'll be delayed another day.

 

also my girlfriend still lives in pittsburgh and i don't.

when she moves out you should shit in her suitcase.

Will the defendant please rise?

i simply can't be fucked.

  On 8/19/2011 at 4:21 PM, Mesh Gear Fox said:

 

(just to clarify, it takes a LOT to make me want to do that to someone. i think i've had about 3 people so far that were like "too far, man" but the people that are living there and actually knew what this girl is like think it's fucking hilarious.)

 

 

wat where is this story sounds delightful

my boss just dropped a big fuck-off piece of wood on my achilies and gouged out a big lump and i can't even spell achilies.

get onto claims direct

I don't like brushing my tongue.

My mum told me that the Van Morrison tickets had arrived but I can't remember saying "yes I'll definitely go." She just mentioned he would be touring and casually asked would I like to see him to which I'm sure I just said "yeah sure" not knowing she'd spend money. It's not that I don't want to go it's just I can't remember saying "if you're going, make sure I'm the person you go with" I wonder if she might have a better time out with one of her friends, who perhaps may also be -real fans, but if I now say that to her she may think that I don't really want to go. There's little chance that she would say "Oh really? I'll invite x then" 'cause you know mamas, she'd take me and think I wasn't enjoying myself for the two hours. Also posted, in spirit, to the Unobvious things that make you sad thread.

Thought about going out tonight but the one girl I want to see isn't up for going anywhere. Got a million possibilities but all I want to do is stay in and listen to Genesis all night.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTuJQL8GBqY

  On 8/20/2011 at 12:03 PM, modey said:

Got a million possibilities but all I want to do is stay in and listen to Genesis all night.

 

Sounds less like a problem, more like you've found a solution to all problems.

 

I'm wasting way to much time on the internet on a daily basis and it's a compulsion that I seem powerless to change. Also, I dreamt there was a new FPS game where after you die you go to hell and then every time you load the game from then on you're still in hell getting impaled with metal rods and shit like that. You can't even start a new game.

  On 8/20/2011 at 11:47 AM, futuregirlfriend said:

My mum told me that the Van Morrison tickets had arrived but I can't remember saying "yes I'll definitely go." She just mentioned he would be touring and casually asked would I like to see him to which I'm sure I just said "yeah sure" not knowing she'd spend money. It's not that I don't want to go it's just I can't remember saying "if you're going, make sure I'm the person you go with" I wonder if she might have a better time out with one of her friends, who perhaps may also be -real fans, but if I now say that to her she may think that I don't really want to go. There's little chance that she would say "Oh really? I'll invite x then" 'cause you know mamas, she'd take me and think I wasn't enjoying myself for the two hours. Also posted, in spirit, to the Unobvious things that make you sad thread.

 

Just talk you way through it whilst drunk loud and obnoxious, annoying everyone around you that's arrayed up the amphitheatre hill on their tartan rugs genteelly sipping their wine, transfixed by the artists mundane and aged lurching.

 

That's what i did when a friend bought me tickets to lenoard cohen.

Lost money on football betting... again.....

nothing is going wrong and i'm not used to that whoa

Just started experimenting with video editing, realized a lot of the visual effects I've enjoyed in movies and videos are super easy to do, now I'm afraid it's going to start ruining stuff for me, heh... Also I'm weary that these things I'm excited about trying are going to come off as cheap and cheesy to people in the know. Ah well, so long as I have fun doing it!

  On 8/22/2011 at 6:27 AM, Zephyr_Nova said:

Just started experimenting with video editing, realized a lot of the visual effects I've enjoyed in movies and videos are super easy to do, now I'm afraid it's going to start ruining stuff for me, heh... Also I'm weary that these things I'm excited about trying are going to come off as cheap and cheesy to people in the know. Ah well, so long as I have fun doing it!

 

Don't let it stop you!

  On 8/22/2011 at 6:34 AM, Goiter Sanchez said:

  On 8/22/2011 at 6:27 AM, Zephyr_Nova said:

Just started experimenting with video editing, realized a lot of the visual effects I've enjoyed in movies and videos are super easy to do, now I'm afraid it's going to start ruining stuff for me, heh... Also I'm weary that these things I'm excited about trying are going to come off as cheap and cheesy to people in the know. Ah well, so long as I have fun doing it!

 

Don't let it stop you!

 

Wasn't planning on it. I just started working on something for Searching for Signals, and I think it might not totally suck. But I'm also not entirely sure i would know if it did. That's my current first world problem: not sure if I would know if something I did sucks or not.

  On 8/20/2011 at 11:47 AM, futuregirlfriend said:

My mum told me that the Van Morrison tickets had arrived but I can't remember saying "yes I'll definitely go." She just mentioned he would be touring and casually asked would I like to see him to which I'm sure I just said "yeah sure" not knowing she'd spend money. It's not that I don't want to go it's just I can't remember saying "if you're going, make sure I'm the person you go with" I wonder if she might have a better time out with one of her friends, who perhaps may also be -real fans, but if I now say that to her she may think that I don't really want to go. There's little chance that she would say "Oh really? I'll invite x then" 'cause you know mamas, she'd take me and think I wasn't enjoying myself for the two hours. Also posted, in spirit, to the Unobvious things that make you sad thread.

I've heard terrible feedback from his shows in the last few years, including refusing to play any older songs that anyone recognises and not saying a word or looking up all through the show apart from to obviously look at a clock on the wall and leave the stage the instant an hour had passed.