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The Jonster wrote: Sun Oct 12, 2025 2:09 am
< would suggest ^ to invest in laser hair removal if ^ is really intent to getting rid of hair.

< should’ve been more descriptive. < wants a buzzcut. That way < doesn’t have to use shampoo a lot.

< Thinks ^ should get <‘s genius haircut invention- a Monk-Buzz!

(Which can either be just a buzzed tonsure or a tonsure that fades into baldness, though the latter is more commonly known as a monk fade.)

< kinda wants to do laser, but feels hypocritical trying to save the hair on my scalp while being so violent against the hair on my chin

Think of it as a ritual sacrifice, the beard hairs for the scalp hairs.

< has looked up laser hair removal in the past, it is relatively expensive though. It's one of those things which are easier said than done. Not to mention other limitations, < has heard it doesn't work for certain hair types, due to the absorption of the laser by the hair follicles being limited, like with white hairs for instance. < believes ginger hair is another one where it's not very effective.

If < had ever wanted something like this, it would have been for <'s facial hair, though now < actually grows a full beard and keeps it fairly short. < used to shave every 2 days when clean shaven, one can imagine how much that costs on blades especially with thick hair.

Master wrote: Sun Oct 12, 2025 1:46 am < doesn't straighten <'s hair so < can't give a very accurate measurement, but definitely past the shoulders.

< is sure that you still have better looking hair than < does, at that length, from what < has seen of you.

Sadly, <'s not been doing well on upkeep lately. It's gotten very frizzy.

<'s been obsessing over Countdown again....

<'s day is going terribly. < went to bed at like 5 this morning and thanks to the calming spray < sprayed on <self (which worked too well maybe < will take this earlier), < actually slept a full 8 hours and woke up at 1 so there goes half of <'s day. And just a few minutes ago <'s dad went to the ER a little while ago, gots bruising in the femoral artory where the IV went in.

And as of last night, < has to fiddle with the VMS again since some games are running slower than they should be.

Edit: Ok he’s fine now he came back a little while ago, he just needs more bed rest and to stop moving a lot.

< has been asking <‘s friends to search for <‘s name in discord servers to see if anyone’s shit talking <.

< isn’t sure if this is healthy or not.

< is not too sure what ^ is aiming to achieve by doing such a thing. It seems like something that might not be worth focusing on.

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< was watching Reese stream Day of the Tentacle. < thinks those old games seem to have a lot of charm.

< was happy that ^ enjoyed it, < and < was able to complete it for ^'s experience.

Now < just needs to finish The Adventures of Willy Beamish for ^.

< also hopes that ^ has been enjoying the awesome Roland MT-32 music that these games provide.

< has, actually < decided to take one of the slap bass samples at a low pitch and put it in DPCM for the Famicom / NES. It turned out quite well as expected. Obviously DPCM is compressed to death and sounds really noisy, and it's really bad for high pitched sounds, but it works pretty well for bass samples, if you can accept that it's a little out of tune on certain notes (< has become immune to that at this point and appreciates the limitations).

< Would actually like to hear how that sounds, actually. Maybe ^ can demo that for < sometime.

You know what, one of these days < will come around and join you guys when < is not preoccupied with playing around with Rayman games.

....< says, except < is still playing Rayman 3. Should give the GBA games a run today or tomorrow.

Reese Riverson wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 3:24 pm < Would actually like to hear how that sounds, actually. Maybe ^ can demo that for < sometime.

Yeah of course. < was just trying to put it into already existing songs < made to test it, but < feels like it would work really well for something with the metal genre, even though it's NES. Maybe in conjunction with Famicom Disk System guitar.

The Jonster wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 3:25 pm You know what, one of these days < will come around and join you guys when < is not preoccupied with playing around with Rayman games.

< thinks it would be fun, of course, < eventually needs to sleep enough for at least one night at some point.

< is doing <‘s math homework, and < might look dumb for saying this but < legitimately doesn’t know half the stuff on here.

Worst part? < is pretty sure this is 7th grade math, and < is in 11th!

Oh yeah, < remembers now that < had a weird dream < woke up from this morning. It was relating to < not wanting to sleep in the guest room nor have the bed in the area where < saw a black widow spider at.

< isn't a fan of spiders, especially not ones like that.

EdgyRabbid wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 7:35 pm < is doing <‘s math homework, and < might look dumb for saying this but < legitimately doesn’t know half the stuff on here.

Worst part? < is pretty sure this is 7th grade math, and < is in 11th!

< wonders what type of maths those are? < remembers being really good at maths until <'s later years in school, where < really lost interest in school entirely. If < had it again, < would have tried harder though...

Reese Riverson wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 8:43 pm Oh yeah, < remembers now that < had a weird dream < woke up from this morning. It was relating to < not wanting to sleep in the guest room nor have the bed in the area where < saw a black widow spider at.

< isn't a fan of spiders, especially not ones like that.

Oh god, < really isn't a fan of spiders either. < gets really scared of the huge ones.

Steo wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 10:12 pm < wonders what type of maths those are? < remembers being really good at maths until <'s later years in school, where < really lost interest in school entirely. If < had it again, < would have tried harder though...

Here’s a picture of what < is doing.
< knows this is probably super easy for most people, but < legitimately doesn’t understand this.

EdgyRabbid wrote: Mon Oct 13, 2025 10:21 pm Here’s a picture of what < is doing.

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< knows this is probably super easy for most people, but < legitimately doesn’t understand this.

Ah, < sees. < would probably be good at things like this, due to having to use numbers quite a lot. Even stuff like playing darts or programming, all of it somewhat involves thinking about numbers.

< assumes one is allowed to use a calculator though, maybe that makes it easier to break it down into fractions or percentages.