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Nichi · July 17, 2013, 04:21:51 PM

Indeed. Granted, finding nice shoes for trap mode in my size (13 - 14) is near impossible aside from some heels I found; which might not be bad for the dresses I have, but would be impractical for anything else :\

I wish there was a day I could shrink my feet to make it easier to find new shoes

Bella · July 17, 2013, 04:39:20 PM

If it's any consolation there are stores that sell larger-than-average women's shoes, but they may be on the pricey side. (This is one I stumbled on way back, idk if I ever sent you a link to it http://www.isybshoes.com/ )

Chocofreak13 · July 17, 2013, 08:09:46 PM

why don't you like heels? a slight heel is common and doesn't have to be impractical unless you want it to be. :\

those are sneaker flats, btw, and the ones you're holding are super-duper cute. >w<

Nichi · July 17, 2013, 11:14:09 PM

@Bella: I haven't seen that link before. Thanks ^^

So, work tonight was great. I stayed later than usual to help close, since I wanted to make up for getting off early Sunday...and ended up getting far more hours than originally expected on top of a free bag of vanilla wafers >:3

Chocofreak13 · July 18, 2013, 09:54:36 AM

WAAAAAAFERS

gonna go find a library today that i've been wanting to search for for months. on top of that, the club is tonight. i hope i can get my hair done before that, though, it's looked hideous all week. ~__~;

EDIT: found the library! met some nice people on the way in, chatted them up for quite a while. and the library's manga collection.....it dwarfs mine. my 460-volume collection. and this is a PUBLIC. LIBRARY. it's like, unheard of. :00000
i walked out of there with 16 manga volumes. my mum didn't even plan to get any books and she walked out with 3. xD

Nichi · July 18, 2013, 05:43:58 PM

That sounds like the greatest library ever *w*

Chocofreak13 · July 18, 2013, 11:10:19 PM

i got overexcited and probably took out too many books but i could care less : DDD

stewartsage · July 18, 2013, 11:20:25 PM

That's me at every library ever 'Oh, local history section!' *ten books later*

Kari, Bells would die if she wore heels. Literally. The inevitable fall from even low heels would smack her head into the table or the stairs or cause her to trip over a Shitzu/mop.

So the Climax restoration crew are coming back again this weekend. Yay. Works okay, I just sort of feel like I'm standing on top of a crumbling dam that talks and annoys me. I'm also realizing how grateful I was to have a nice, air conditioned house to return to for two years at Harpers Ferry when it was balls-ass hot instead of a fucking wood shack that's humid and hot as fuck.

Chocofreak13 · July 18, 2013, 11:28:58 PM

enjoying the new job, i see? -w-

as for bells, i suppose i underestimated her clumsiness. and now i want to see what she looks like in heels just for the hell of it. xD

tbh i'd be like that around a history section too, it just depends on what kind of history.
if you ever come here, there's a comic at the salem library that's all about the lindburgh baby kidnapping. i think there were a few other historical comics there too, you might like them. :0

that reminds me, if i ever did a comic version of Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, do you guys think anyone would read it? :\

Nichi · July 19, 2013, 01:34:52 AM

@Kari: IDK what that is, so I'm not sure :\

So, I ended up staying out a lot longer than I intended. Me and some friends from work were trying to take down ~~Roxanne Richter~~ the damn ninja bitch(TM) in Scott Pilgrim and lost track of time ^^;;

LeaflameSD · July 19, 2013, 06:33:39 AM

>Read all of my previous posts here
>Think about why I was so dumb
>Dem feels
>Wishing I could go back in time to say "So sorry for all the faggatory."

Nichi · July 19, 2013, 10:13:14 AM

I know the feeling. I remember stumbling onto the very first video game review I has ever written, circa 2002, and wow was it painful to read; I'm impressed it was approved to be posted.

Although, said review has finally been purged from the internet, which is nice.

Chocofreak13 · July 19, 2013, 12:37:59 PM

lol.

@leaf: trust me, i feel the same way about my early posts, but having them there is a good reminder of where you came from. you're close to 1500 posts, which is a big step, so it's only natural to feel that way after all this time. -w-

@pent: i didn't expect most people to know it, but i figured maybe stew did. it seems like the kind of thing he would either read or be forced to read in high school. :\

stewartsage · July 19, 2013, 04:57:38 PM

I know it, but we didn't have to read it in school. It depends on whether you like Henry James' style of writing; it's very emblematic of the era and while overwrought as Victorian literature seems to be it's an interesting look into the time period. It'd probably be more palatable in comic form.

I'm enjoying work! It just has extremely dull periods and the whole operation is being winched back from the edge while half the staff keep trying to drag it over.

Also: I had to search 'How the fuck do I preheat the oven?' today. Proof positive I haven't used a stove in a long time.

Pent: NOTHING DISAPPEARS FROM THE INTERNET. Also, the Scott Pilgrim game has multiplayer? Sweet.

Chocofreak13 · July 19, 2013, 05:20:29 PM

more reason i need to find a way to get scott pilgrim and we need to play with each other.

also, idk if we're talking about the same book. while Maggie IS from around that time period (late 1800's, early 1900's), it was written by an american, Stephen Crane (you may know him from The Red Badge of Courage or maybe The Blue Hotel), in the voice of the Bowery.

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