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Same, especially if you live in Sweden which has really ambivalent weather in summer and rest of the year being either cold af or just dumb fall weather.
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that's not how it works lol
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A blanket would warm you up faster tho
Doesn't help if you have bad blood circulation, and that heaters are tuned on and off collectively within the association that runs the apartment complexes. And having not to decide the heat yourself when you want it's not good, it's basically that green party mindset that annoys me that you can't decide your own stuff like, we pay for it.... :/
Mood, we have a pretty cold apartment since they don't turn on heat unless it's like, -15 C so...it's a pain trying to get warm without showers.
Yikes. My old apartment was like that and I hated it. I spent so much time after work just laying in bed to get warm.
I hate how you have to deal with wet hair afterwards.
Yep.. so whenever it's not like +30 C outside you deal with an apartment fridge lol
And yeah sometimes or just take long showers which not good to do either in a way..Same, esp since my hair is kinda thick even though it's short these days
spawnpoint
IT'S TV TIME!
Turns out you were right.
For the first week the app was acting like I had premium and it was great, I got to choose whatever music I wanted and I could put stuff on loop and there were no ads
Well today it's not acting like that anymore, can't choose the fricking song I want or put anything on loop and there's ads now
This actually sucks and I'm considering uninstalling the app because of it because to listen to certain music id have to go on YouTube and it defeats the whole purpose of why I got the app.
It really sucks.
Aneesh1729
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Granted I admit that it’s not that bad in most parts and I agree that the York new city ark was good.but except for that arc, there’s nothing really masterpiece worthy.also I don’t like the chimera ant arc.
Yeah, I buy vinyls and regular records and also download more or less illegally, honestly I'd rather support pirates who actually buy a physical vinyls and share rather than greedy streaming services(yes YT is that too but they are way less ****ty tbf, I use it a lot for more rare stuff).
I don't like cheesecake or sushi. I feel like both of those are pretty commonly loved right now, but I can't stand them.
Yeah I mostly buy old 60s/70s vinyls even though some can be pretty pricey, most I spent was.. 200 bucks but it was a Japanese OG edition so and I sold lots of gaming stuff to get it.
DarkDesertFox
Your Typical Trickster
I finally thought of one I am passionate about... I really hate PC gaming. There's so many things I can't stand about it I'm just going to write a list.
- Sitting in a office/gaming chair and staring at a computer monitor is uncomfortable to me.
- I hate keyboard and mouse controls. Even if I don't want to use them and use a controller I will still have to fight people who use them.
- It's a money pit. Buying new components and upgrades as well as things to fix existing problems.
- The constant need for updating both the software the games are played on and the games themselves.
- Rainbow keyboards/other equipment seem really gimmicky to me at this point.
- The whole "PC master race" environment is a real turn off.
- Most games have an online in-game chat with toxic players (yes you can turn it off for a lot of games, but then you won't be able to communicate as well).
- (this is a more personal one) I just feel completely dumbfounded when people describe anything hardware related to a PC because it really all sounds like a foreign language to me. The names of some of these things are ridiculous.
- It's not as simplified as gaming consoles so when something doesn't run correctly you have to really dig sometimes to find out why it won't run on your computer.
I think my feelings for it have just grown worse over time because I actually asked my friend to build me a gaming PC because I wanted to enter this "wondrous world of PC gaming." Well, there was nothing wondrous about it. I ended up pouring so much money into the damn thing. I needed to get a monitor, speakers, keyboard + mouse, USB extender, chair, wi-fi adapter, powerline adapter (when the wi-fi adapter wasn't working out so well), 50 ft HDMI cable to hook up to my TV, TV HDMI extender... the list goes on. Whenever I played online with my friend, it would stutter like crazy no matter how low I turned down the settings. I thought it was my wi-fi at first and bought all these accessories to improve it. Turns out after months of frustration, it wasn't my wi-fi. It was the cheap processor. My friend said he was making it a cheap job, but boy if I knew it was going to make my life hell I would have paid the extra money because now my choices are extremely limited with replacing the processor with my current knowledge. It hurt my relationship with my friend because he always wanted me to play on the gaming PC now that I had it and would buy me a game out of excitement and I would pay him back sometimes because I felt bad. It ended up being a huge pain every time we wanted to play. So overall, I really, really hate PC gaming and do not know if I will ever get back into it ever again. It feels great to get that off my chest.
- Sitting in a office/gaming chair and staring at a computer monitor is uncomfortable to me.
- I hate keyboard and mouse controls. Even if I don't want to use them and use a controller I will still have to fight people who use them.
- It's a money pit. Buying new components and upgrades as well as things to fix existing problems.
- The constant need for updating both the software the games are played on and the games themselves.
- Rainbow keyboards/other equipment seem really gimmicky to me at this point.
- The whole "PC master race" environment is a real turn off.
- Most games have an online in-game chat with toxic players (yes you can turn it off for a lot of games, but then you won't be able to communicate as well).
- (this is a more personal one) I just feel completely dumbfounded when people describe anything hardware related to a PC because it really all sounds like a foreign language to me. The names of some of these things are ridiculous.
- It's not as simplified as gaming consoles so when something doesn't run correctly you have to really dig sometimes to find out why it won't run on your computer.
I think my feelings for it have just grown worse over time because I actually asked my friend to build me a gaming PC because I wanted to enter this "wondrous world of PC gaming." Well, there was nothing wondrous about it. I ended up pouring so much money into the damn thing. I needed to get a monitor, speakers, keyboard + mouse, USB extender, chair, wi-fi adapter, powerline adapter (when the wi-fi adapter wasn't working out so well), 50 ft HDMI cable to hook up to my TV, TV HDMI extender... the list goes on. Whenever I played online with my friend, it would stutter like crazy no matter how low I turned down the settings. I thought it was my wi-fi at first and bought all these accessories to improve it. Turns out after months of frustration, it wasn't my wi-fi. It was the cheap processor. My friend said he was making it a cheap job, but boy if I knew it was going to make my life hell I would have paid the extra money because now my choices are extremely limited with replacing the processor with my current knowledge. It hurt my relationship with my friend because he always wanted me to play on the gaming PC now that I had it and would buy me a game out of excitement and I would pay him back sometimes because I felt bad. It ended up being a huge pain every time we wanted to play. So overall, I really, really hate PC gaming and do not know if I will ever get back into it ever again. It feels great to get that off my chest.
YES. I agree with this so much you don’t even know. I tried to get into PC gaming in the past and it was SUCH a huge waste of time, effort, and money. I have no idea why I spent so much time doing it, but I haven’t in awhile and I’m really glad I don’t anymore!
trashpedia
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Vinyl really needs to make a comeback imo. I don’t have a record player atm (I am planning on getting one in the distant future) but it’s a really great medium that does allow you to support your artists more directly.
My biggest gripes with Spotify is that they’ll literally spam you with 5-6 ads straight on and sometimes they’ll continue to spam you with ads even though it’s not past 30 minutes yet. They play all those ads and yet they can’t even pay artists a fair amount.
Millysaurusrexjr
standing on business
This is probably a popular opinion but fancams on twitter are incredibly obnoxious and make me loathe anything K-pop related
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