Gyokuyoutama

When I have insomnia and I finally fall asleep I'll often have a dream where I'm still trying to get to sleep, and then when I wake up it takes me a while to realize that I was in fact dreaming (usually the tip off is time differences; in the dream I'll not be able to get to sleep until I have to get up but then suddenly it's an hour earlier because I got up. In some more extreme examples I'll have started in my detail routine while dreading the day due to high tired I am and then suddenly I'll be back in bed.)

It pisses me off when people say that you writing "IIII" is "wrong" and that you have to write IV. The use of IIII was incredibly common in Roman works (probably more common than IV, really), survived throughout the middle ages and is still used in places today (most commonly on watches).

While it is true that the werewolf form will lead to you getting killed 9 times out of 10 late game, there's also no disadvantage to it beyond losing the rest experience bonus, which is something that you probably weren't using anyway, since you don't have to use the alternate form all the time. It's also pretty powerful early game, especially the howl, and since the companions apparently give it out to strangers almost immediately it's worth picking up.

I think I'm going to start paying attention to baseball again once the nightmare that is Joe Mauer's 8 year contract finally ends.

Does anyone in SPUF not have black circles perpetually under their eyes? Is that why we got associated with raccoons?

Only now do I realize how hard the Phantasmagoria games rip off Twinkle Star Sprites.

This is obviously a lie. I've seen you win at 100% orange juice.

Didn't realize that A Centaur's Life/Worries got an anime. I, for one, am eager to see the increase in debates as to whether the extreme anti-discrimination laws are meant to be satirical or not.

The real tragedy of WWII is that the Nazis didn't introduce raccoons to more locations.

All my raccoon stories are "I was walking around late at night, then I saw some sudden movement and was momentarily nervous until I saw it was a raccoon." The only really variation is whether the raccoon came from under something or from within a trash can.

I wouldn't be surprised if Steam Support is still linking people to the old SPUF address.

How the hell did this show up in my recommendations: "Lift enthusiast" bravely goes on a quest to not pay for a hotel room.

Actually the fact that there's even a debate is kind of silly, since ZUN says in the music room notes that Necrophantasia was meant to be an arrangement of Necrofantasy. Even without that you encounter Ran first ingame so her theme wins that way. It mainly comes up when people want to do remixes with a character focus. A remix of either is going to sound pretty similar, since the main theme is shared by both, and remixes often include the remaining themes and sometimes Charming Domination anyway, so you can't easily do a nice remix of just one or the other. But if the song is meant to be focused on Ran you'll have a lot of people obnoxiously insisting that you can't have a Ran song that's a remix of Yukari's theme. Yukari has her own theme from the fighting games anyway.

Is Ran's theme a remix of Yukari's theme or is Yukari's theme a remix of Ran's theme? The world may never know.

I mean granted, he doesn't seem to be wondering why there's nothing going down there.

It seems to me you could live your life a lot better than I think you are.

But where's Guilty Gear.

Isn't the 13th doctor the last one?

We were this close to finally ending F2P.

That + thing was something that Hecatomb did. + or - before the number meant to add or subtract, + or - after a number might more than or less than. Thus you could get statements like "when this abomination is size 3- it gets power +3." It worked there, but in Hecatomb due to the card layout text space was at an incredible premium for minion abilities. It's also why the game had far more keywords in its base set than most card games did.