Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

@Waluigi: Oh cool, I've got a camera and printer, too. The camera is a blast to mess around with just because of how quirky everything is! Just know that if you buy real Gameboy printer paper, it probably won't print too well because of how old it is. I know mine prints really well on new receipts, while the Gameboy printer paper is pretty faded. I've seen some people buy a roll of thermal paper and cut it in half so it fits the printer, and use that instead. Even though you lose the sticker-ability of the original paper, it may be the way you'd want to go.

Seeing how my post is ignored, I'll ask again.

Guys I got a couple of questions.

1. Is working on a double shift illegal?

2. How does one get a job if they are blacklisted in their resume's and in their certificates?

3. Is it true that many Americans can't afford cost of living? I'm asking this because I'm seeing videos where people are able to afford basic furniture and whatnot.

@Socar:

1. As long as you are paid correctly for a double shift, it is not illegal.
2. If you are blacklisted by a certain company, then you can try to get a job at a different company. I am not sure if you will want to use the company you were blacklisted at as a reference, they probably won't say nice things about you.
3. It varies by person. Some people struggle more than others, even when they are in similar situations.

I'd suppose the first two questions can have a different answer depending on where you live. To be honest I have no idea why would working a double shift be illegal... I mean, unless you're being forced into it constantly and with no remuneration.

For the second one, living in the United States is rather expensive, specially healthcare and education.... But just buying stuff like food, clothing and furniture shouldn't be impossible.

............o.o

Just realized we're 3 years away from 2019. Soon we will be on the futuristic future (so advanced saying it once doesn't cut it) with robots, flying cars and stuff.

Wasn't that any year after 2000?

@Meowpheel: But 2019 is the year Blade Runner happens. It's automatically more futuristic.

I like that. Not that 2019 is the year Blade Runner took place, but that is the year it happens!

I'm angry they didn't build the slanty buildings here in LA like in Blade Runner, buuuut they are making like 6 other upright ones. One to be the biggest in the city. The air quality is better in real life, than in the movie. That's a good thing.

A while ago, I laughed so much when watching an old Loony Toons episode, and they travelled very far into the future to the year 2000.

I'm still waiting for hoverboards from Back To The Furure 2, it's set in the distant past of 2015!!!

@crimsontadpoles: Heh, the cartoon where Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny was old? Wow....I was really worried that I was gonna be spontaneously old like that......I was a naive toad back then.

@Captain_Toad: Yes, that's the one. Thanks, I'm starting to remember it now.

...Another RP thread by a new user....not posting in there again. >.>
Even if the person complimented-...erm...well anyways yea.

I figured it was time I finally changed my "character" on NL, Yuru Yuri's third season has been done for awhile now and I got interested in Neptunia around the same time the season was still airing. So I figured my avatar should be someone from that series haha. I was thinking of doing regular Neptune or Nepgear, but I thought Purple Heart would be more fitting since I'm a bit different here compared to when I talk with buddies.

comes back from seeing the Jungle Book
....Why was Kaa female in this one? lol

I have five games I have to play and review and schoolwork isn't helping clear up time.

I never realized how big Black Ops 2's Wii U playerbase is. 1,500 players on multiplayer alone. About 12,000 X360 players at the same time. That's pretty large considering how "badly" it "flopped"

In terms of favorite N64 game, I think Paper Mario has to be it, as it left such an impression on me. I had dabbled in RPGs here & there before (SMRPG & Pokémon), but PM was the first one I really got "into", and then my love for RPGs exploded the next gen on PS2 with Kingdom Hearts & Final Fantasy.