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ikke471 wrote:

Shrooblord wrote:< wonders if frikandel and frikadel aren't just the same thing.

< will answer: THEY ARE NOT

< requests explanation. They look similar - I'm pretty sure they taste similar too.

< bumped because apparently, < is doing an all-nighter. It's getting lighter on the horizon already. < didn't really intend to do this, so < is a bit shocked of it happening. Oh well, hopefully < will sleep in 'till 15:00. Yeah, right.

< wonders if ^ has ever actually pulled an all-nighter off before.

< Has never pulled an all-nighter.

< has did that a shitload of times at <'s father's and once at mother's.

< did that loads of times when < changed from day shift to night shift while < was a Borderguard Ranger.

RayFan9876 wrote:< wonders if ^ has ever actually pulled an all-nighter off before.

With a friend and playing a full game of Halo from start to end on Legendary, yes, but not on the PC doing nothing special in particular.

< is making nutella cupcakes... they smell amazing

A nice third of the days < is awake end up being all-nighters, usually just working on work/projects late into the night.

< has pulled... 3 all-nighters yet in <'s life. Two because of exams (history in high-school and Java programming in uni), and one because of Human Resources Management essay.
... okay, 4 all-nighters, < thinks playing WoW should count too.

RayFan9876 wrote:A nice third of the days < is awake end up being all-nighters, usually just working on work/projects late into the night.

Perhaps when <'s game reaches a higher stage of development, < will start doing this too. Though < doesn't hope so; < is actually very good and used to going to bed late (say 2:00 AM), but < knows it's not good for < to be up when it starts to dawn again (!).

< don't know wtf Shool board just said.
< is made a fucking hard Rayman Designer level
< is so happy because < did it with only 1 lives lost ( though it needed )

< knows all-nighters are fun when there's a group of you... < doesn't usually stay up after 2am as nothing much ever happens.

Rayrobi wrote:< don't know wtf Shool board just said.

^ should learn better Englishing.

Shrooblord wrote:Perhaps when <'s game reaches a higher stage of development, < will start doing this too. Though < doesn't hope so; < is actually very good and used to going to bed late (say 2:00 AM), but < knows it's not good for < to be up when it starts to dawn again (!).

Non-You Game-ly phrased:
Perhaps when my game reaches a higher stage of development, I will start doing this (pulling off all-nighters to finish projects) too. Though I don't hope so; while I'm actually very good at and used to going to bed at a late time (say 2:00 AM), I know it's not good for me to still be up when it starts to dawn again (which is around 5:00 AM; this is the time I was still awake when I made that first post).

Acarr wrote:< knows all-nighters are fun when there's a group of you... < doesn't usually stay up after 2am as nothing much ever happens.

< is always working on something if < is staying up past 1:00 AM. Usually, < is in bed drawing or writing when this happens.

Shrooblord wrote:

Rayrobi wrote:< don't know wtf Shool board just said.

^ should learn better Englishing.

Maybe you're right, now i know what you meant, it seems i got a little grammar-meaning problem in my brain, i couldn't put together the meaning of the first and second sentence. Oh well...

Shrooblord wrote:(say 2:00 AM), but < knows it's not good for < to be up when it starts to dawn again (!).

Pff, that's not late!

Rayrobi wrote:Maybe you're right, now i know what you meant, it seems i got a little grammar-meaning problem in my brain, i couldn't put together the meaning of the first and second sentence. Oh well...

You live, you learn. English isn't your native language, is it? Don't fret about getting confused once in a while - even other English people don't know what other ones are saying at times.

Shrooblord wrote:

Rayrobi wrote:Maybe you're right, now i know what you meant, it seems i got a little grammar-meaning problem in my brain, i couldn't put together the meaning of the first and second sentence. Oh well...

You live, you learn. English isn't your native language, is it? Don't fret about getting confused once in a while - even other English people don't know what other ones are saying at times.

Well it isn't my native language at all, thanks for the "encouragement".

Rayrobi wrote:Well it isn't my native language at all, thanks for the "encouragement".

< detects sarcasm. < blames the quotation marks.

Shrooblord wrote:going to bed late (say 2:00 AM),

Eh?