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< says to stay determined

What ^ said and to don't give up on the search, < recommends.

< is still waiting for one other job < really wants to come through but they're taking ages

< really needs to figure out the choice of drives for <'s server, at some point soon.

< wonders how big Hoodie's server is gonna be?

< says its big enough to run several operating systems at once.

< is considering server overhauls too.
< could barely stay awake to watch Ireland being thrashed in the rugby earlier tonight.

< is watching one of the World Baseball Classic games. The match-up tonight is Columbia vs. USA.
< is going to make another Rayman Designer level.

< is listening to some of <'s favorite audio books from <'s childhood, at the moment < is listening to How to be a Pirate read by David Tennant

< is going to finally call it a day. Technically, that day is now yesterday.

< sees that RPC is still 'a sleeping...

< is too tired to go on a posting spree.
< is going to take a nap to remedy that.

< got shampoo in <'s eye

< does that quite often.

Not a pleasant sensation, <'s all too aware. < keeps a towel close by to help when that happens.

<'s been there a few times. Brings back painful memories.
< woke up from nap to eat a bowl of cereal.
< installed the new update from the PS4.

< visited the white house yesterday while a large protest crowd came marching through. < loved it, <'s a big supporter of the NoDapl movement

Gah, <'s skin seems to alternate between itching and stinging. It's a horrid sensation.

< sometimes gets goosebumps out of nowhere on <'s arm. Just happened a minute ago. < doesn't feel cold though.

< was thinking to <'s self and came to the thought that school has in many ways replaced evolution in humans. While many animals must spend thousands of years developing and inheriting generic instincts to pass on crucial information, we can simply teach people everything they need to know through language.
This brings up the idea: if every human on earth's minds where wiped at once, would we essentially become cavemen? If nobody knows how to read or speak, is there any way anybody would or even could learn to from scratch? < doubts it, which makes it strange to think that all of this information and ability to teach others exists only in the "fragile" state of the minds of the human race.

Now < is hungry