I followed the same path. I've stayed, but pretty strictly lurked for a while. There's just so much good content, and I want to get to a place of contributing stuff as interesting as I see.
I'm 15, and while I'm a bit separated from the actual community, that makes me hubski's premier teenage lurker!
1. My overwhelming insecurities and forgetfulness inhibit my ability to explore the stars (among other things).
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3. Goat Simulator
oh... I've been out for a while...
A while back I mentioned enjoying the music of a friend's brother's band, Clevinger; they released a full album and I'm loving it. http://clevingermusic.bandcamp.com/ Bandcamp links are okay, right?
Thanks! Also thanks to everyone else, I completely forget I had posted this.
Right now any 5 senators who want to explain how that whole thing works would be fantastic. Roman senators that is. I'm in the process of working on a Model UN crisis committee on the topic of the second punic wars, and the experience of meeting roman republic senators couldn't be any better than right now. (Just as a side note, it's great to be returning to hubski, especially if anyone remembers me, there's what, 10,000 of you by now?)
I want to lose weight.
I want to be in marching band.
I've been told the latter may help the former. (Also I have some financial goals; I need to save up for a trip to Germany next summer!)
I write more and I'm less stressed! Woo!
I've had too much fun with it in the past few days really.
Over all its fantastic, I just want to point out I got the 404 page after I logged in.
The bodies aren't real enough. I would be feeling quite disturbed otherwise, but all I'm getting is the meaning of symbolism, not the impact.
A friend recently told me of his brother's new band; I've give the tracks they have uploaded currently a few listens, and I'm sure there's more to come. Clevinger
I've actually taken geometry! It goes on to precalc next year. Regardless, thank you, and I wish you the best of luck too.
My already worrisome personality loves to attach to all sorts of deadlines and mock the expectations I have of myself and views others have. I have quite the assortment of classes (Honors classes of each Earth Science and Algebra II, and this is only my freshman year of highschool!), and I simply want to do well, it can be daunting.
My often more pessimistic and cynical attitude and even occasional depression doesn't mean I'm suicidal; I'm just an overly worrisome and emotional adolescent. And I'm not Jewish. Or Samwise Gamgee.
I'm still in the midst of my childhood for sure, but I wish I could have been more hopeful through more trying times. I've learned from those struggles, but I hadn't learned hope soon enough.
It really is quite odd. I had a girlfriend for a week or so who pretty much only wanted to make out with me, and maybe even more. Total score for the nerdy freshman, right? Not really. I got bored! She didn't offer anything emotionally or otherwise, just some fun kissing. I can't quite say it's a teachable lesson though, which makes these situations all the more difficult (even aside from the post break up guilt).
Honestly, I don't ever feel that my opinion would be completely disrespected; I just feel extremely insecure sharing! The "accidental" power users all share quite thought provoking or at least clever material, it's simply the culture that has been built here. Does anyone else share this feeling?
Deciding to stop easily could have been the last decision I ever made.
It certainly looks a lot like another OS.
Gags? Or episodes?
Quite simply put, it was great, but it was different. I'm sure others will go quite in depth, but to me that is what it is. Good; different.
Very. The fictional town is supposed to be there, southeast of Toronto.
A half empty composition book. The geometry textbook I have yet to return to my teacher. Paper Towns (John Green, partially read) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows (JK Rowling) Erewhon (Samuel Butler) The Complete Hitchhiker's Guide (Douglas Adams) On the Road (Jack Kerouac) Looking for Alaska (Also John Green, but read a dozen times)
I'm feeling mostly pretty good, especially after some good news last night, but I also have the feeling I should create something, but I don't know what, and the idea I had just completely slipped my mind.
I've felt that I should limit my contribution so it doesn't just become noise. Perhaps others share that attitude? There is a lot of brilliant content here which can be intimidating, and also tricky because more relaxed or casual content can become just noise. I remember seeing someone sharing a picture of a dragonfly, (I found it; humanodon: I found a dragonfly, it was simple, but not passive. If the "casual" content of Hubski was all like that, we would be set! Yet, not everyone can or will share that sort of thing often. It might be the community aspect can bring out the rest of us, like the weekly music thread. If some choose not to 'let lurkers be', engage them, don't push them.
That would be great! I've been wanting one for a while!