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[escardos]

it's almost christmas! how does it feel to be approaching the holidays when nightfall is approaching so quickly? make sure to spend your time wisely, because you might not be here next year you might be three meters underground!

juuuuuuust kidding! but it's a fun thought, isn't it? people celebrating and putting their holiday lights up, almost as if trying to make us unaware of what is coming. they might as well be trying to brainwash us, huh?

i really hope i can buy some new video games-- what are you guys planning?

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[conquerorofwaves]

If I gotta die, I want it something that'd be put down as 'Death by Misadventure', or 'The hero sails off into the unknown, what happened? nobody knows, someone will try to find out in a hundred years' kind of deal? Leaving a story behind sounds like the way to go.

But as for that, I think some of them - it's not they're making us forget, it's - this is just what I pick up from them - it's their way of assuring us we'll make it, 'you got to have something for when we're done - math will more likely make you money than swinging a sword around', that kind of thing?

[escardos]

very few people are actually important enough to be remembered for so long. maybe ten years or so, sure, if they have family, or if they did something that's somewhat significant.

i doubt you've reached that yet, so if you die, i think that you'll probably just be another number for the statistics. ah, maybe the outlanders will remember you for a while though,as a delicious meal!

[conquerorofwaves]

Hah! Even if one person remembers, that's enough - but there's fun in trying to be someone worth remembering. If anything, given what I like to eat, they'll probably find me too spicy for them.

[escardos]

what do you like to eat? :O

[conquerorofwaves]

Granted, it's "spicy" by White American standards.

Saltah for one! It's a type of brown meat stew with sahawiq (a type of hot sauce), a plant called fenugreek - which kind of taste like a cross between celery and maple? and hard to get in the states, and then you throw in rice, vegetables, and scoop it up with flat bread once it's done.

[escardos]

oh that sounds delicious, actually!! back in my other schools i didnt really eat any home cooked meals like that ahahaha. i've just kind of been living on cup noodles and other microwaveable stuff for like 5 years? that's totally different!

[conquerorofwaves]

[he can take a few guesses why, but while it seems like this guy's willing to share, it seems a bit early to ask]

Obviously that can be fixed. For one thing, there's this girl named Nana that's always baking banana stuff I tend to pass by her set up on my way to class and there's a cooking club, dunno who's all in it.

Actually, I've been missing that kind of food, might try to make something - no certainty it'd be any good.