Register - Login
Views: 99328540
 Main - Memberlist - Active users - Calendar - Wiki - IRC Chat - Online users
Ranks - Rules/FAQ - Stats - Latest Posts - Color Chart - Smilies 		04-21-22 10:02:26 AM
Jul - General Chat - The time of your life you miss the most New poll - New thread - New reply
Next newer thread | Next older thread
Arisotura
Member
Level: 49


Posts: 379/614
EXP: 879615
For next: 4268

Since: 02-24-13

From: your dreams

Since last post: 90 days
Last activity: 48 days
Posted on 10-29-16 07:35:04 PM Link | Quote
As title says.


The time I miss the most? I'd say around 2012-2013.

The genesis of SMG hacking at Kuribo64 (well, we believed). Joining places like Kafuka, activity.

Life was relatively calm. Going to school/univ, with some social integration. Getting back home and hopping on the internet to talk to people. A feel of sorta-community at Kuribo64.

____________________
Kuribo64 -- NSMB2 hacking and other crap
Dprotp
GIRL'S GOT A PENITENTIARY BODY
Level: 107


Posts: 2873/3147
EXP: 12979231
For next: 112080

Since: 07-04-07

Pronouns: he/him
From: FIRE STATE

Since last post: 1.5 years
Last activity: 93 days
Posted on 10-29-16 09:45:31 PM Link | Quote
Just this past summer, actually--my summer job involved living in a vacated frat house with 8 peers who worked as counselors (I had a different job title, but I still pitched in with some similar responsibilities) and two sets of 44 kids aged 13-17. I did not expect that the 9 of us would grow so close in the 6 weeks we lived together, or that we'd get so attached to the kids in each of the 3 week sessions we had. (Had a scare one night when there was some prowler shining lights in our kids' bedrooms; we did a sweep around the house and called campus police, and the primal protective parental emotions we all had were just bursting)

It was a ton of fun, and the house was full of life (and our dope-ass decorations)

We had three departure days: two for the two sessions, and then one when we all broke off on our separate ways. All three days were an intense emotional drain, and the amount of crying that took place was pretty hilarious in retrospect. That last day, though, having to part ways after helping each other take down decorations and move, was rough. It's a testament to how close we had all grown, though and now I have a wall full of memorabilia from this summer.

At least we all keep in contact through Facebook/Instagram/Snapchat like filthy millenials

____________________
Zeether

Level: 32


Posts: 103/222
EXP: 195586
For next: 10856

Since: 09-24-12


Since last post: 3.0 years
Last activity: 3.0 years
Posted on 10-30-16 06:54:36 PM Link | Quote
I miss when I was a kid in the late 90s/early 2000s because there was so much I missed out on or didn't see enough of.

____________________
"I just want the stupid hat, that’s all…and world domination…but right now, just the hat!"
Arisotura
Member
Level: 49


Posts: 380/614
EXP: 879615
For next: 4268

Since: 02-24-13

From: your dreams

Since last post: 90 days
Last activity: 48 days
Posted on 11-02-16 12:49:12 PM Link | Quote
I miss the Summer vacation trip we had in 2007. It was far from perfect, but hey, it had style.

We went to Sardinia for two weeks. First week was fairly standard, in a good hotel. Second week was where the fun was. The idea was to gather with another part of the family, we were 10 in the end.

For this, we rented a villa. It looked like a good deal: enough space to house 10 persons with comfort, bathrooms that rock, conditioned air for the last floor, all that shit.

We kids occupied the last floor, which was a neat little space. It was like the villa was tailored to our family, heh.

Conditioned air, y'say? Hello ages-old mobile AC units. It was also impossible to run more than one unit at the same time (for 3 bedrooms) because it would draw too much current from the outlets.

Most of the fittings were similarly undersized. Bathing or showering for more than 10 minutes exhausted the villa's hot water supply, rendering the amazing bathrooms worthless. The tables provided were tiny, requiring meals to take place in two separate phases.

Oh and for a while the kitchen fucking stank... we had a chicken in the fridge, and the thing turned bad and rotted in the fridge. Apparently it was running at minimum power too.

Not counting the amount of things broken or damaged. Unsurprisingly the landlord tried to hold us responsible for one of those. Fun fact, we had actually broken something during the stay, but it wasn't what the landlord referred to.

In retrospect, it was fun, minus the aspect of getting scammed. Certainly more adventurous than the average perfect trip

____________________
Kuribo64 -- NSMB2 hacking and other crap
Next newer thread | Next older thread
Jul - General Chat - The time of your life you miss the most New poll - New thread - New reply


Rusted Logic

Acmlmboard - commit 47be4dc [2021-08-23]
©2000-2022 Acmlm, Xkeeper, Kaito Sinclaire, et al.

30 database queries, 1 query cache hits.
Query execution time: 0.096812 seconds
Script execution time: 0.009529 seconds
Total render time: 0.106341 seconds