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11 yrs ago
After Tuesday, even the calendar goes W T F
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11 yrs ago
That moment when you're right and everyone else was wrong! (/ .□.)\ ︵╰(゜Д゜)╯︵ /(.□. \)
11 yrs ago
That moment when you accidentally click out of your page, resulting in the loss of your post: (ﾉಥ益ಥ）ﾉ ┻━┻
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11 yrs ago
Is my avatar distracting enough?
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11 yrs ago
What if you took a pregnancy test and instead of a line it was like: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Yes I'm a gamer girl. Yes I have boobs. No you may not touch them.
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"Huh! Huh! Wha! Oh no!"
With her head moving back and forth between the two sides of the isles in time with her words, Hikari was speechless. This was it... it was happening... Hikari was in isle six! As soon as her dark eyes found the shelves lined with all kinds of candies, she would almost completely forget about the girl in front of her. Standing there, she glanced down at her basket, wondering what kinds of things she could put inside without it overflowing. Momentarily her eyes closed as if she was fighting herself, but afterwards, Hikari would step right around the girl as she was completely taken over by her urge to shop for sweets and treats. Moving directly to the chocolate candies section, Hikari began picking up boxes of treats, looking at them only for a few seconds before nodding and placing them into her basket. She did this multiple times until her basket was overflowing and heavy. Dropping it down onto the floor, she started to look at two different things, her head moving back and forth as she held them in opposite hands. One was a box of pocky and the other was something that looked like it, though it was called....
.....
"Eh? Moshi?" she said aloud. A moment later she screamed. "MOSHI!!!" Her sudden shout brought a couple of heads turning towards her, but she didn't care about them. Tossing both boxes of candy in her bag she picked up her heavy basket in two hands and turned around, rushing past the girl she bumped into. "Sorry again!" she said as she ran past her. Making her way towards the cashier, Hikari was panicking. She didn't remember seeing her pet hamster Moshi in his cage earlier while she was cleaning... which meant he had likely escaped and was roaming about. Or worse!
"Ahh, i'm so stupid! I left the window open!" she said as she reached one of the old ladies working the register. Hefting the basket onto the counter, she told the woman to hurry and waited nervously as she rang up all her items. After everything was in two hefty bags, Hikari paid and took the bags, thanking the woman before running out the store as fast as she could. Making her way towards the train station in a full on sprint, Hikari was surprised she didn't run into anybody, though that was likely a result of her shouting to get out of the way.
The wait and the train ride was about the longest ever. Her hands were literally aching from carrying the heavy grocery bags, but eventually, Hikari ended up back at her apartment. Dropping everything at the door and removing her shoes, she ran straight to the open window, the air that blew in was warm and she stuck her head out, looking left and right on the window sill and seeing if her hamster was there. Sighing in relif, she leaned back inside and shut the window. "Moooshiii!" she called as she started to look all over for him. Checking under her bed and yes, even in the fridge, she had started to give up before she heard a rustling sound of plastic.
Walking back towards the door, she squealed in relif as she saw her hamster attempting to climb into one of the plastic bags of groceries. Going to him and picking him up in two hands, she held him close to her face. "You scared the living daylight out of me you know what? Honestly.." she said with a sigh. Holding him in one hand and reaching to heft the bags to the table, Hikari would set the guy on her bed before sitting at the table and removing everything in her bags. Moshi immediately curled up at her pillow and went to sleep, meanwhile Hikari was slowly getting more depressed with each item she took out.
Candy... candy... candy... and more candy. Checking her wallet after she took everything out, she sighed and dropped her head on the table with a loud bang. "I am such an idiot."
With her head moving back and forth between the two sides of the isles in time with her words, Hikari was speechless. This was it... it was happening... Hikari was in isle six! As soon as her dark eyes found the shelves lined with all kinds of candies, she would almost completely forget about the girl in front of her. Standing there, she glanced down at her basket, wondering what kinds of things she could put inside without it overflowing. Momentarily her eyes closed as if she was fighting herself, but afterwards, Hikari would step right around the girl as she was completely taken over by her urge to shop for sweets and treats. Moving directly to the chocolate candies section, Hikari began picking up boxes of treats, looking at them only for a few seconds before nodding and placing them into her basket. She did this multiple times until her basket was overflowing and heavy. Dropping it down onto the floor, she started to look at two different things, her head moving back and forth as she held them in opposite hands. One was a box of pocky and the other was something that looked like it, though it was called....
.....
"Eh? Moshi?" she said aloud. A moment later she screamed. "MOSHI!!!" Her sudden shout brought a couple of heads turning towards her, but she didn't care about them. Tossing both boxes of candy in her bag she picked up her heavy basket in two hands and turned around, rushing past the girl she bumped into. "Sorry again!" she said as she ran past her. Making her way towards the cashier, Hikari was panicking. She didn't remember seeing her pet hamster Moshi in his cage earlier while she was cleaning... which meant he had likely escaped and was roaming about. Or worse!
"Ahh, i'm so stupid! I left the window open!" she said as she reached one of the old ladies working the register. Hefting the basket onto the counter, she told the woman to hurry and waited nervously as she rang up all her items. After everything was in two hefty bags, Hikari paid and took the bags, thanking the woman before running out the store as fast as she could. Making her way towards the train station in a full on sprint, Hikari was surprised she didn't run into anybody, though that was likely a result of her shouting to get out of the way.
The wait and the train ride was about the longest ever. Her hands were literally aching from carrying the heavy grocery bags, but eventually, Hikari ended up back at her apartment. Dropping everything at the door and removing her shoes, she ran straight to the open window, the air that blew in was warm and she stuck her head out, looking left and right on the window sill and seeing if her hamster was there. Sighing in relif, she leaned back inside and shut the window. "Moooshiii!" she called as she started to look all over for him. Checking under her bed and yes, even in the fridge, she had started to give up before she heard a rustling sound of plastic.
Walking back towards the door, she squealed in relif as she saw her hamster attempting to climb into one of the plastic bags of groceries. Going to him and picking him up in two hands, she held him close to her face. "You scared the living daylight out of me you know what? Honestly.." she said with a sigh. Holding him in one hand and reaching to heft the bags to the table, Hikari would set the guy on her bed before sitting at the table and removing everything in her bags. Moshi immediately curled up at her pillow and went to sleep, meanwhile Hikari was slowly getting more depressed with each item she took out.
Candy... candy... candy... and more candy. Checking her wallet after she took everything out, she sighed and dropped her head on the table with a loud bang. "I am such an idiot."
bleh im stuck doing chores. i'll reply a bit later.
Sorry I was busy for a bit. I'll write a reply now :)
yup, pictures is officially a thing.
As Hikari walked about the store, picking things that were on the list along with things she hadn't thought to write town, her mind kept going back towards the candly isle. She really wanted something sweet to eat from there. Okay if I have enough money left over I'll get something. But... important things first. she thought, picking up a bag of assorted veggies and placing them into her basket. Continuing on, she came to a part of the zone full of refridgerated foods and looked through what appeared to be some kinds of pre made bento boxes. "Hm?" she scratched her head for a moment, so many choices kind of throwing her off for a bit. How was anyone going to make a choice with so many? After some searching and checking the prices, she decided on one that looked the best and placed two in her basket.
Walking over to the bakery section, Hikari was searching through for the bread she normally got and found that there was no more left. Sighing in dissapointment, she picked a loaf that was around the same price and stuck it in her basket. As she casually walked the isle, her phone rang and she reached into her pocket, momentarily stopping as she answered the call.
"Hisoka, why do you keep bugging me?"
"Sorry Hikari, I just... wanted to talk to you."
"I told you I was busy running errands." she said, trying not to sound annoyed by him. She started walking again and passed an area that had all kinds of baked pastries and she started drooling, not hearing what Hisoka had next said to her. Only after he said hello and called her name a few times did she break out of the trance. "Uhh, I'll see you online later okay. Bye." she said as she rushed away from that section of the store. If she made it anywhere there were sweets, Hikari was sure to blow all her money buying the whole damn shelf. As she turned the corner, she wasn't watching where she was going, as she was ending the call on her phone. Not knowing there was someone standing in front of her, Hikari ran right into a girl as she walked, nearly dropping her basket as she did. A light 'oof' escaped her as she looked at the girl, blushing in embarassment.
"Sorry about that!" she said, then her eyes widened as she realized she was in isle six.
Walking over to the bakery section, Hikari was searching through for the bread she normally got and found that there was no more left. Sighing in dissapointment, she picked a loaf that was around the same price and stuck it in her basket. As she casually walked the isle, her phone rang and she reached into her pocket, momentarily stopping as she answered the call.
"Hisoka, why do you keep bugging me?"
"Sorry Hikari, I just... wanted to talk to you."
"I told you I was busy running errands." she said, trying not to sound annoyed by him. She started walking again and passed an area that had all kinds of baked pastries and she started drooling, not hearing what Hisoka had next said to her. Only after he said hello and called her name a few times did she break out of the trance. "Uhh, I'll see you online later okay. Bye." she said as she rushed away from that section of the store. If she made it anywhere there were sweets, Hikari was sure to blow all her money buying the whole damn shelf. As she turned the corner, she wasn't watching where she was going, as she was ending the call on her phone. Not knowing there was someone standing in front of her, Hikari ran right into a girl as she walked, nearly dropping her basket as she did. A light 'oof' escaped her as she looked at the girl, blushing in embarassment.
"Sorry about that!" she said, then her eyes widened as she realized she was in isle six.
that picture of the isle tho
*drools*
*drools*
Hikari was lost in thought as she made her way towards the train station, and as a result she ended up stumbling into a few people on the way. She wasn't thinking too hard, just planning some things ahead of time. Though she didn't have school, there was a project she had to work on that was due a week from the previous day. Assigned to draw someone was kind of a hassle, especially when they were not allowed to draw classmates. Other then them, Hikari didn't have any outside friends she could bother and spend time with. With only six days left, she was wondering how she would find someone willing to be her model for however many hours it would take her to get a drawing worth an A. Not realizing she had stopped walking, she was so lost in thought that as she was standing there, the train was about to leave her. Gasping as she heard the sound of it approaching she ran down some stairs and into the station, praying she'd make it on.
Bent over with her hands on her knees and breathing heavily, Hikari was relieved. "I... made it... Thank goodness." she panted, stepping aside for someone else as she was taking up quite a bit of room. Shuffling over to a corner of the packed train, she held onto a rail that was connected to the seats, as she couldn't quite reach the handles that were meant to be held during the ride. Though she preferred standing by the door or window since she could easily look out and admire the scenery. As the train went through the next three stations, more people began piling into the car with her and the others, packing in so close that it began to get uncomfortable. She had two more stops to go and then she could get off. Just a little more. she reminded herself. Though she had to use the train nearly every day, she never got used to being close to so many people. It was just something she didn't like about living in the city.
As the train jerked into motion, she lost the grip on the rail and stumbled backwards into a man who grunted and held her steady. "Oh, sorry mister." she said turning to face him. Suddenly someone behind him laughed and accidently pushed him towards her during their fanatics. The man stumbled forward, reaching out to steady himself and placing his hands right on her chest. For a long moment Hikari's face got redder and redder, though she didn't say anything right away. "Oh, s-sorry!" he apoligized. Clenching her fist as the train stopped, her face contorted in anger and she rose her hand, slapping the man square in the face. He gave a strangled noise as his head snapped to the side. "Hmph!" she said, pouting and exiting the train when the doors opened.
Storming out, she would make her way to the market that was only one more block over. When she passed through the double doors of the store, she grabbed a basket and took the list from her pocket. "Bread... milk... eggs..." she would say aloud to serself as she would start to roam around in search for what she needed. Hikari had to remember though that she was on a budget, and had to avoid the danger zone.
Also known as Isle 6: Candy.
Bent over with her hands on her knees and breathing heavily, Hikari was relieved. "I... made it... Thank goodness." she panted, stepping aside for someone else as she was taking up quite a bit of room. Shuffling over to a corner of the packed train, she held onto a rail that was connected to the seats, as she couldn't quite reach the handles that were meant to be held during the ride. Though she preferred standing by the door or window since she could easily look out and admire the scenery. As the train went through the next three stations, more people began piling into the car with her and the others, packing in so close that it began to get uncomfortable. She had two more stops to go and then she could get off. Just a little more. she reminded herself. Though she had to use the train nearly every day, she never got used to being close to so many people. It was just something she didn't like about living in the city.
As the train jerked into motion, she lost the grip on the rail and stumbled backwards into a man who grunted and held her steady. "Oh, sorry mister." she said turning to face him. Suddenly someone behind him laughed and accidently pushed him towards her during their fanatics. The man stumbled forward, reaching out to steady himself and placing his hands right on her chest. For a long moment Hikari's face got redder and redder, though she didn't say anything right away. "Oh, s-sorry!" he apoligized. Clenching her fist as the train stopped, her face contorted in anger and she rose her hand, slapping the man square in the face. He gave a strangled noise as his head snapped to the side. "Hmph!" she said, pouting and exiting the train when the doors opened.
Storming out, she would make her way to the market that was only one more block over. When she passed through the double doors of the store, she grabbed a basket and took the list from her pocket. "Bread... milk... eggs..." she would say aloud to serself as she would start to roam around in search for what she needed. Hikari had to remember though that she was on a budget, and had to avoid the danger zone.
Also known as Isle 6: Candy.
Thankfully Junko knows AI, since she makes games and all. Other than that I am using current tech, such as a fridge thing, and making it a tiny bit flashier ^^
Yeah I was thinking the same, that is why I had her head to the market first =w=
hehe okay
i finally got some food so i'm going to write now
i loved your post! I'm sure there would definately be something like Shi for those rich people who could afford it or those wou could create it. Not everyone though XD
hmm, is she going to the market, cause I think their first meeting should be them literally bumping into eachother at the store. XD
i'll write a post up soon
hmm, is she going to the market, cause I think their first meeting should be them literally bumping into eachother at the store. XD
i'll write a post up soon
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