The #Friendly Thread

I finally released a new radio edit. I also decided to spend some destress time from schoolwork by doing some lyrics transcription for the captions (one of the verses hadn't been transcribed prior and I also proofread/corrected a previous draft). I'm feeling pretty accomplished and I think I'll go to bed at an early hour tonight!

It's a beautiful thread

I just wanna be here and stay until the break of dawn.

I love you all. This site made me the person of who I am now. Thanks!
Also who's excited for Samurai Jack's return

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I'd like to be #Friendly as well.
I have a really limited friend group offline, so it's great to see people from literally across the globe getting together to appreciate what is sadly becoming a cult classic game. People who all share an interest in making that game ever the better.

Now, do I say too much about myself here? Not at all. But I will say that in a few months I'll be living about 10 miles from 8 On The Break. Good things all around.

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This thread is awesome. You are all awesome. I felt like a total outcast when I joined - I feel at home here now more than ever, and it is all thanks to you beautiful folks.

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Dude, you should totally go to Champions Of The Coast this Summer. Biggest tournament at The Break every year!

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A girl that I like admitted that she likes me and said I'm the kind if guy she like to date.

Kinda bragging, but...

My collegiate cross country team had a 1500m time trial Friday and because I had to leave early, I became the "rabbit," or pacemaker, for the first 800m of it. Took the other 7 guys through at 2:13, one second off my personal best. One of the guys ended up running 4:12, a massive PR for him (4:12 for a 1500m is about 4:30 mile). Keep in mind we are at ~4700 ft above sea level.

PR= Personal Record

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I made my 100th post.

Thanks based AnonyWolf SigRev for this thread
I really wanted to say that I've been working every day since last Friday and am almost off for the weekday. I should probably rest since I do a lot of physical movement at work but will probably go celebrate by playing SuperNOVA until I can't play competently.

Hadn't it been for this site I would've never been into Stepmania, learned about upcoming DDR games, and never would've played the DDR X3 vs 2ndMix and DDR 2014. This site gives me more of a reason to play DDR more.

I thank all the users for making my experience on this site an enjoyable one.

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I second that comment that L33tAliceIp just stated.

I finally earned enough Platinum Points on My Nintendo to activate Twilight Princess Picross. So far, the game lives up to my expectations quite well. I hope the next My Nintendo Picross game is given either a Star Fox theme or a Kirby theme.

Nice job!! /) Just subbed

My project is going well! I started a project in my hometown where I spread drawings around for people to find, and people are finding and tweeting them! I feel like i've accomplished something for once.


I got Warioware Touched with my platinum points and then just kinda left it at that. Hopefully they'll have more soon!

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Congrats! I wanna know more! Like, why did you start the project, anyway?

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I started the project because I wanted to see whether or not people would notice these drawings, as we often overlook things that are out of place or hidden amongst clutter. I put the drawings (they're about A6 size) on shelves, doors, and other places that make them hidden in plain sight. Also, it helps me to practise my drawing.

While only a few have been spotted so far, i'm gonna keep spreading new ones. If you're curious, search #randraw on twitter, I guess? There's a few local events like art festivals and BBC Radio 1 coming to my college that I can hopefully sneak these drawings into.

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Dang, that's impressive! I'm running my third year of track in high school and I wish I could run a 4:30 mile. I'm getting there (best 1600 this season so far: 4:46), but we're also closer to sea level (Los Angeles area); I know how much more difficult to breathe it is in higher elevations (I've tried working out in Big Bear and I find myself winded much faster than usual.)

Last Thursday, I was really proud of my split in our 4x400 relay against another school. I ran 54.90 according to my coach and didn't let the sprinters get away. I never get to run the 4x400 because I usually run the 3200 right before that (which means little recovery).

Anyways, it's nice to see how other runners are doing!

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People saying nice things about my music a few days ago genuinely made me feel a little happy. Thank you. <3

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You must be a shorter distance runner than me. I am a 5000/10000m specialist (mostly 10000m, and also an incoming senior in college) and my 10k pr is 33:46, but my 400m pr is only 59 seconds. My college is located an hour northeast of Denver.

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Today might as well be the luckiest Friday the 13th I've ever had! As you may or may not have heard back in the winter, I won an essay contest in my area, so I had a ceremonial luncheon today to celebrate my win. I felt really honored and proud - I read my essay aloud and everyone there cheered for me. I was told my essay was "clever and witty", and I got a large certificate. I also got to meet the elementary school, 7th grade, and high school winners of the essay contest! The food could've been better, though. The woman running the ceremony also called me "Jennifer", which is not my name.

To celebrate, I got a manicure and a pedicure.

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