I'm being a real prick

• Chockeh wrote on 2012-02-11 05:19

  Quote from Micho;770827:

  Kitae hates Asians, I thought we established that. xD

  
  
  I-I know, but I can still hope...
  
  :gloom3:
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-11 05:22

  Quote from Chockeh;770796:

  AN ASIAN W/O SWAG!?!?!?!?

  
  
  If money wasn't an issue, I would actually take him to the mall for my own version of What Not To Wear.
  
  

  Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;770816:

  No seriously
  listen to Kitae's life stories
  somehow his misery turns into our humor.

  
  
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  Quote from Excalibur;770814:

  Who knows, maybe that kid might become some successful guy who helps people out but dislikes unfriendly people or something along the lines. Cucu could just tell it to him straight that he doesn't want to make any friends. I find that way to be much more effective, except against those super annoying friendly people (ughfajsdsjd).

  
  
  I have friends and connections. I don't need to add anyone who is unnecessary. Think of it as a store owner looking for employees. If an opening or a necessity pops up, I'll find someone. The last time I let someone get friendly even though I didn't want to, things got retardedly annoying. I used to be the nicest guy in high school and first year of college. People pissed me off so much and I decided to stop.
  
  People are shallow. We screen each other through their looks and behavior and make quick decisions about them. I try not to do this, but then again, slowly gauging a person is a waste of time and effort that isn't really worth it. I know he never intended to, but he definitely stepped on a land mine when it comes to poking at my discomfort zone. Like I explained before, number 2 is something that bothers me in a social situation more than it should bother a normal person. Its just me.
  
  Everyone has different buttons, and he pushed mine. Being nice and saying "I'm not looking for friends" or "I gotta go" isn't exactly a better alternative anyways, especially if he's going to get the message from what it infers.
  
  Edit: And seriously, he was wearing a light green jacket with a blue Adidas running pants and worn gray sneakers. It was horrifying.
• Sebbies wrote on 2012-02-11 05:28

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770798:

  Besides, if I stuck around the conversation would've still ended with me shutting the guy down, because it was most likely going to lead into talking about the Korean Student Association. And if he wasn't Korean, probably the Hmong Student Club, which is to be completely honest, the most unsightly group of Asians cluttering this awkwardly tiny hall next to the library. I'm not even Hmong. They always always ALWAYS ask me to join.
  
  Its like an annoying anime scenario where the MC is being pestered to join a club that he doesn't want to. Except the club doesn't actually do anything interesting and doesn't have cute girls in it.

  
  
  Really? The Hmong students in the high school I went to actually preferred to keep their club 100% Hmong...
• Excalibur wrote on 2012-02-11 05:33

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770833:

  If money wasn't an issue, I would actually take him to the mall for my own version of What Not To Wear.
  
  
  
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  I have friends and connections. I don't need to add anyone who is unnecessary. Think of it as a store owner looking for employees. If an opening or a necessity pops up, I'll find someone. The last time I let someone get friendly even though I didn't want to, things got retardedly annoying. I used to be the nicest guy in high school and first year of college. People pissed me off so much and I decided to stop.
  
  People are shallow. We screen each other through their looks and behavior and make quick decisions about them. I try not to do this, but then again, slowly gauging a person is a waste of time and effort that isn't really worth it. I know he never intended to, but he definitely stepped on a land mine when it comes to poking at my discomfort zone. Like I explained before, number 2 is something that bothers me in a social situation more than it should bother a normal person. Its just me.
  
  Everyone has different buttons, and he pushed mine. Being nice and saying "I'm not looking for friends" or "I gotta go" isn't exactly a better alternative anyways, especially if he's going to get the message from what it infers.
  
  Edit: And seriously, he was wearing a light green jacket with a blue Adidas running pants and worn gray sneakers. It was horrifying.

  
  
  Now that you say that, do you really think he will get your message by inferring?
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-11 05:46

  Quote from Excalibur;770838:

  Now that you say that, do you really think he will get your message by inferring?

  
  
  Maybe he didn't even understand my original remark. Korean don't really have sarcasm or rhetorical questions in their language.
• Akemii wrote on 2012-02-11 05:47
  Okay, so uhm I love you Kitae.
• Excalibur wrote on 2012-02-11 05:53

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770852:

  Maybe he didn't even understand my original remark. Korean don't really have sarcasm or rhetorical questions in their language.

  
  
  And how does that help your s-
  Well, never mind, I don't want to get anymore into this stuff in Bean Rua, so let's start over.
  
  Hi, my name is Bob, a pleasure to meet you. What is your name?
• Rin wrote on 2012-02-11 05:56

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770833:

  I have friends and connections. I don't need to add anyone who is unnecessary. Think of it as a store owner looking for employees. If an opening or a necessity pops up, I'll find someone. The last time I let someone get friendly even though I didn't want to, things got retardedly annoying. I used to be the nicest guy in high school and first year of college. People pissed me off so much and I decided to stop.
  
  People are shallow. We screen each other through their looks and behavior and make quick decisions about them. I try not to do this, but then again, slowly gauging a person is a waste of time and effort that isn't really worth it. I know he never intended to, but he definitely stepped on a land mine when it comes to poking at my discomfort zone. Like I explained before, number 2 is something that bothers me in a social situation more than it should bother a normal person. Its just me.
  
  Everyone has different buttons, and he pushed mine. Being nice and saying "I'm not looking for friends" or "I gotta go" isn't exactly a better alternative anyways, especially if he's going to get the message from what it infers.

  
  
  You would totally say the same thing to me if we met in real life first than online.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-11 06:02

  Quote from Rin;770866:

  You would totally say the same thing to me if we met in real life first than online.

  
  
  You dress like your mom picked out your clothes from the rejected bin of a monthly red cross clothing donation drive?
  
  You'd ask me about my ethnicity first thing as a conversation?
• Rin wrote on 2012-02-11 06:27

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770876:

  You dress like your mom picked out your clothes from the rejected bin of a monthly red cross clothing donation drive?
  
  You'd ask me about my ethnicity first thing as a conversation?

  
  
  Not donation. But Wal-Mart.
  
  First thing I'd ask is "Good food, huh?"
• Excalibur wrote on 2012-02-11 06:27

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770876:

  You dress like your mom picked out your clothes from the rejected bin of a monthly red cross clothing donation drive?
  
  You'd ask me about my ethnicity first thing as a conversation?

  
  
  Answer my question mortal, what is your name?
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-11 07:01

  Quote from Excalibur;770900:

  Answer my question mortal, what is your name?

  
  
  My name is Luka, I'm a hero set out to bring coexistence between man and monsters.
• Excalibur wrote on 2012-02-11 07:04

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770932:

  My name is Luka, I'm a hero set out to bring coexistence between man and monsters.

  
  
  How naïve... Are you willing to sacrifice yourself that? What is your purpose for tasking yourself with such a blasphemous goal? Monsters and humans can never coexist.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2012-02-11 07:06

  Quote from Excalibur;770936:

  How naïve... Are you willing to sacrifice yourself that? What is your purpose for tasking yourself with such a blasphemous goal? Monsters and humans can never coexist.

  
  
  They can! I've seen villages where they exist together in harmony, and I've even helped two couples get married!
• Excalibur wrote on 2012-02-11 07:09

  Quote from The Hero Luka;770938:

  They can! I've seen villages where they exist together in harmony, and I've even helped two couples get married!

  
  
  Hmph.