Fascinating!It's as if she swallowed an entire Tibetan monastery!
I'm also one of those people that you shouldn't talk to until I've had my breakfast.Anyone else like that?
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Sincerely I don't know, it's a recent thing, I'm still thinking about it, maybe after I came back to home after living (almost) alone for a couple of years and I used to see no one when I got up. Or more simply, a sleep effect that finally went away.The entire world? That's a lot of hate.
If it wasn't so long ago, what changed in such a short time if you don't mind me asking?
Thinking more, now when I get up and I feel like this it's because of stress, thoughts, or if something bad happened.
But I still remember my mom asking me questions at morning, before breakfast and I watched at her without responding and she was like "Oh, yeah, I forgot that, no words to anyone at morning".
Hate towards entire world almost vanished, but "no talking mode" is still on sometimes.
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I was always a night owl and have become more so as I've grown older. Many days, 4PM to 2AM is my peak time. Conveniently, this matches the time others go home or go offline, and I can get some work done without being interrupted.
It takes about two cups of my little mustachioed friend's life blood poured out for me, to get me up to full speed.
It takes about two cups of my little mustachioed friend's life blood poured out for me, to get me up to full speed.
Weird. But kind of cool.
It's amazing what people can do with their bodies.
About sleep..
I always try to get 7 or 8 hours of sleep, so I rarely have a hard time getting up. I usually just jump out of bed.
I think it's because I like breakfast so much too. I eat a lot in the morning.
Often it is difficult for me to get up and start the day, but that is due to other reasons. But when I have a normal day, I wake up at the time I was supposed to get up and then stay in bed for another 15 or 30min, so I plan ahead. Then I get up and if I still have time have breakfast and get ready. Nothing grumpy or otherwise aboout it. As soon as I get out of bed I am awake, but sometimes it can be hard to leave my warm bed. If I can choose, I will go for at least 8 hours of sleep preferably ten. I like to sleep. ^^ Never drink coffee, I rather have a glas of juice to start of the day.
I know that @sfinx121 made a few "Witcher Quiz" threads, you can look them up from the user's profile page (Find latest started threads).
^Thank you!I was very fond of spending my time in the Trivia threads on UESP and BSF and I think a similar thread would be great here,especially on slow days.I like how sfinx structured the quiz thread but I think something less rigid would be easier to get into.Maybe I'll make my own thread,see how it goes.
Edit:The thread is up if anyone wants to have a go at it
Edit:The thread is up if anyone wants to have a go at it
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She's interesting, but there are a number of musicians who have used this method longer and with greater musicality. It's traditional among the peoples whose homelands are deep in central Asia (Mongolia, Tibet, Tuva, and others), and notable Western musicians who learned from them include Paul Pena (the documentary Genghis Blues), Avi Kaplan (of Pentatonix), and Don Van Vleet (Captain Beefheart).
Maybe the most powerful throat singer (technically, "overtone singer") working today is Tanya Tagaq, an Inuit from Nunavut.
Disturbing, and NSFW. Don't say I didn't warn you.
(I heard her in a radio interview, where she talked about going to university "doan soath in Halifax", so I had to find out where she was from that Halifax would be "doan soath". Everything's "doan soath" from Nunavut.)
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Simply fascinating!I'm a fan of Pentatonix and I think I've heard/seen something being metioned in regards to Avi using this technique but I most likely postponed investigating it further out of lack of time and completly forgot about it afterwards.Thank you GK,your post was very educational!
How come i've got half a dozen scrapes and cuts on me left hand today, yet me rights as smooth as a babbies arse, well except for calluses, old scars and hair. I'm not even a fucking southpaw. And I need a new left glove, bloody typical.
The whole package will cost you the rest of your limbs too.
I'll upgrade to 4k when 10k is out.
So... my parents finally decided to buy a new TV to replace our 20 years old JVC [that my grandfather brought from Singapore when he was still working in the Navy]. Samsung UE40H5000 - pretty cool, on the lower-end in terms of the price, but it's enough for them so no problems here.
But that's not why I wanted to share this. You see because of that old JVC we had to use a particularly old set-top box and an equally old modem. To have Wi-Fi in the house I had to buy a router and then connect it to that modem. Internet speed was good, though every time I had to download a particularly big file with a speed of download bigger than 1 Mb/s it would disconnect. So yeah... it was wonderful. My max speeds through Wi-Fi were up to 3-4 Mb/s, but I rarely got them since the router would disconnect if I got more than 1 Mb/s.
So after setting this new TV up and realizing that ye olde box won't provide us with HD television we called our provider and ordered a new STB and modem [free of charge of course]. It's all working now and the new modem came with built-in router. And suddenly I can download huge files in couple of minutes with my Wi-Fi. Hell, when I connected my notebook directly to the modem I got 30 Mb/s speeds when I was downloading DA:O through Origin. I took a look on the offer and apparently it comes with internet speed up to 250 Mb/s and upload speed up to 20 Mb/s.
Here is my question then. Is this good by westerns standards? Or something pretty common ?
But that's not why I wanted to share this. You see because of that old JVC we had to use a particularly old set-top box and an equally old modem. To have Wi-Fi in the house I had to buy a router and then connect it to that modem. Internet speed was good, though every time I had to download a particularly big file with a speed of download bigger than 1 Mb/s it would disconnect. So yeah... it was wonderful. My max speeds through Wi-Fi were up to 3-4 Mb/s, but I rarely got them since the router would disconnect if I got more than 1 Mb/s.
So after setting this new TV up and realizing that ye olde box won't provide us with HD television we called our provider and ordered a new STB and modem [free of charge of course]. It's all working now and the new modem came with built-in router. And suddenly I can download huge files in couple of minutes with my Wi-Fi. Hell, when I connected my notebook directly to the modem I got 30 Mb/s speeds when I was downloading DA:O through Origin. I took a look on the offer and apparently it comes with internet speed up to 250 Mb/s and upload speed up to 20 Mb/s.
Here is my question then. Is this good by westerns standards? Or something pretty common ?
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