Trickster Loki

(no subject) (re: International Dance Patch Day) +3

While we're sort of on the topic -

I can't believe the planner made the public singing optional and the public dancing required. I mean, what the fuck? Humans were made for singing. Anybody who hasn't had their larynx out can do it. But dancing? *shudders*

It's like: run naked through the supermarket screaming bible verses, and then put on a silly hat. But, if you find the hat embarrassing you can choose to just write the word "hat" on a note card and hand it to somebody instead.

(no subject) (re: A Real Life Secret Egg) +1

Indeed.

A task per era is plenty, if it's a YellowBear task. (re: Explore Greatness In Art) +10

Complaining that YellowBear doesn't task any more is like saying, "man, it's a shame that Beethoven guy stopped writing music. You seem him around every so often, but it's been *months* since his last symphony."

(no subject) (re: Pushpins)

Quite entertaining. I especially like the note for Walter.

(no subject) (re: Map Your Life)

Welcome to the game, Newjack.

A fine completion, and an interesting article.

By the triangle metric, I'm doing pretty well: a seven minute walk to work, and very little food in the house that I didn't carry home on foot; however it's not clear to me the author's choice of vertices are appropriate in a society where the market isn't a significant social center.

The nice thing about a large refrigerator, after all, is that one has to spend very little time shopping. I probably average a tiny bit over an hour a week shopping. Two times that if eating out counts as shopping. There are plenty of activities which take up more of my time. A live/work/play triangle is really more useful. And on that version, I'm doing significantly less well. It's also a tougher one to change, unless you're not at all picky about where you work or the people among whom you play.