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Still alive and kicking. And still watching anime.

Due to some twists and turns of life/fate it appears I have a good stable job and a fair amount of free time again.

Anyways, I'm Jackrabbit. Single, male, 28. Hiking, kayaking, shooting, running, computers, movies, drawing, programming, reading, video games.

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fatheredpuma81 Jun 14, 2021 5:57 AM

"Still alive and kicking"
Last seen Aug 2, 2016... you sure about that?

Diangelo18 Oct 14, 2019 11:42 AM

R.I.P

Erynys Dec 1, 2015 12:13 PM

Buy internet pls.

Erynys Nov 23, 2015 11:34 PM

And that's all you have to say!? Pft :-[

Erynys Nov 23, 2015 8:52 AM

Your thread got revived again. http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1243583

Erynys Nov 21, 2015 5:17 PM

ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION

Erynys Nov 13, 2015 12:41 PM

oh my god, it's so annoying to type like this! Have to use a bloody computer...
Do you think you'll ever get a degree and do something more ''serious''?

Erynys Nov 3, 2015 11:56 AM

You really need to step up your socializing game. And what's up with your collegues, couldn't they tell you smh. Btw, I am getting more and more curious about your look. 🙈

Skipped because we celebrated my mother's birthday, but going with my friends this saturday. :D Still thinking between Sadness from "Inside out" (have you seen it??) or a minion from "Despicable me". Tell me.

Erynys Nov 1, 2015 5:19 AM

Did you enjoy Halloween this year?

Erynys Oct 28, 2015 4:16 AM

That wasn't funny. :D

Erynys Oct 22, 2015 3:27 AM

And here I thought You are dead. Whew.

Maybe putting food in your stomach would be a lot more enjoyable if you'd be doing a work you really like? I think the system is alright and has a logical structure. You deserve a good life by doing hard work. You want to earn a lot and explore the things you love? Choose the path that allows it even if it means going through an expensive university and long years of painful studies. I think it makes sense, no?

I've seen the first three seasons of Dexter but just like you did with the book, I also saw spoilers I shouldn't have and it made me drop the show. If you like Dexter, I suggest you watch Hannibal tv series , True detective and Sherlock. All of them deal with people with twisted personalities and unnatural plots. Especially Hannibal, oh my. After finishing some episodes, you really don't think you are a normal person anymore for enjoying things you are NOT suppose to!

''I feel so stupid that I never noticed and wonder if I have become a twisted and messed up individual because those bedtime stories were cut short.
Haha,hilarious! I will ask my grandfather if he ever did skip a chapter or not. That would bring a huge disappointment, though, I think I did not notice any plot-holes during the process, but what do children know.

I despise cold weather, it's not even winter yet and I'm dying at +5C . Don't you have installed heating throughout the whole building? And why aren't you using bedroom for its purpose? :D

Yes, LG G3. Because I like browsing internet, watch tv shows/anime/youtube on it and read a bit (don't have a Kindle), obviously I use it quite often. A YEAR? Do you even have friends? How do you communicate with family? Only by calling them? How do you chat with girls? I HAVE SO MUCH QUESTIONS. :D
Just pick an appropriate data plan according to your needs,duh, why didn't she do that if clearly messaging is her main urgency.

Erynys Oct 16, 2015 7:18 AM

Sittles,skittles,skittles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Two more weeks and I'm writing RIP here...

Erynys Oct 9, 2015 2:54 PM

Your inactivity is killing me.

Erynys Sep 30, 2015 11:05 AM

Not particulary fond of Skittles despite, yes, having them here, (surprise,surprise) but it's a nice..colorful name, I approve.

After that explicit description of your hair, I can almost imagine how you look like. :D

Have you ever thought of joining only Police force instead of army? Or are there specific trainings that need to be taken before applying there? Because after reading what you wrote, you sound like an officer who could do his job sanely well. Funnily enough, I wanted to join them after watching..what was it..Castle? But it's probably not even close to what they show in tv shows I guess. Not sure what ''bear arms'' mean,brb google time. Oh.

Btw,btw,btw if you are interested in deep psychological books, I definitely recommend The mask of sanity by Hervey Cleckley. We had an assignment in Uni- had to read a 15-20 page ANYTHING related to psychology in english and write a summary about it, so I picked something challenging- a topic about psychopaths. I'm little proud of what I summarized and turned into ''human language'', because, bloody fucking hell, his stuff is indeed complicated to the point I started to doubt if I even know any english at all! But because the first chapter was so interesting, it kept me motivated for some hours. And, yes, of course I am going to share that sheet of text with you, pardon. :D

original- http://www.quantumfuture.net/store/sanity_1.PdF

In the book "The Mask of Sanity," the author, American psychiatrist Hervey Milton Cleckley, provides the most influential clinical description of psychopathy in the twentieth century. Documented in the first-person narrative, his work mainly revolves around clinical interviews with patients in a locked institution. Content is devided in four sections, appendix and bibliography. Each section has a title plus undertitle that seperates and specifies the object of reasearch. First published in 1941, the book, though with fundimental changes, gets featured in ‘’Psychopathy Checklist’’ by Robert Hare to assess psychopathy primarly in the criminal justice system.

Section One-An outline of the problem starts off with explaining the difference between socially accepted but medically incorrect terms when it comes to defining severe mental disorders. The whole concept of diagnosis is more complex and puzzling that it appears to be, thus making it a challange for the most experienced psychiatrists. To continue, this chapter provides an example- patients suffering from organic conditions, but having the same kind of behavioral reaction as those of psychosis misleading both, the doctors and the court from giving a fair, proper closure. Hervey M. Cleckley does state there are certain illnesses that are possible to recognize and easily diagnosed, but because of its general approval created by cultural aspects of society, there’s nothing one can do about it. He then gives another example displaying a part of seemingly remarkable volume by a genius James Joyce claiming it is nothing more than a pile of nonsense coming from a mad man, but because of his authority nobody bothers to look deeper and see the obvious. Yet he believes applying a critical eye might help sifting out some exceptions, leading us, the readers, to enjoyable appreciation of finer masterpieces.

Section One then moves on to traditions that obscure its subjects and tries to explain why and what’s possible to be done when there’s a certain group of people who can’t be classified in neither of groups. Even amongst physicians it is still commonly known medical dictionaries hold no consistent, absolute truth in dividing these individuals. Partly to blame for such happenings are the well documented but mostly sabotaged testimonies by family members who ,in fact, could have been anyone not related to heredity, putting the whole research under a big risk of jeopardising everything.

In conclusion to first paragraph, the author introduces the reader of a three step principle he is going to follow whilst presenting some speciments of the group:

1. The observation and recording of facts
2. The grouping of these facts with proper correlation and with proper distinction from other facts
3. The effort to devise some summarizing or, if possible, explanatory statement which will enable one to grasp conveniently their significance

With that in mind, the following passages consist of explicit reflections about the future premises and unique situations, once again throwing the author himself in a pyramid of doubt and wonder without any desire to stop and drop his [i]Mask of sanity[i].

How does it sound?

Erynys Sep 20, 2015 11:25 AM

HeyHiHello! Sorry for the late reply, been busy with university, naps and friends, mostly naps. From that you could assume I'm all ''existfull'', though, I think we should create a word just for us to use so we know the other person is not kidnapped and replaced with a possible serial killer! Any suggestions?

NO. DON'T YOU DARE TO SHAVE ALL OF YOUR HAIR!!! Is looking like a prisoner really necessary? btw, I've been wondering, are you ginger? And isn't like having messy hair sexy? Usually (in anime) it works out perfectly for the main character. Or maybe I'm just projecting my own fetishes now. :D

I quit since Uni started, but it was at a hotel as a waitress and receptionist, haven't I mentioned this? Probably not. Unless you celebrate with a girlfriend or family, working during Christmas is a win-win situation, because (at least) here we get paid double. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

''Master and commander'', saw it but long time ago. Should probably rewatch it. To be honest, I'm not a fan of historical war movies, brings out the worst parts in humanity and things the world is going through now is quite enough for me to consume.

Partly, that's the reason I will probably never understand ''people like you'' who own a gun. One thing is for hunting to survive, another for ''self-defense'' which obviously doesn't turn out to be the purest of intentions. I believe my view on this isn't biased or closed-minded despite having an actual fear of guns, be it real or plastic. From my unpleasant experience I think it exposes a lot of people to visualise the weapon as a sign of power and not safety. What do you truthfully feel more whilst holding a gun? What kind of scenarios go through your mind every time you pull a trigger to shoot a can or just a human-based paper? What makes you want to fire more bullets today than yesterday, a coincidence or possible turmoil? How can it be just a hobby?

But. About Jungle book and books! Right before starting studies, I finished ''Silence of the lambs'' by Thomas Harris. Who would have thought my grandmother owns this one...should I be concerned? Of course, I liked the novel better, but also the movie as far as I remember was relatively spot on. Now moving on with Red dragon. Yea I know, wrong order, shush! God Jungle book is such a ball of drama! Two years ago I participated in a theatrical play as Baloo. Fucking nailed it!

Why would you ever care about a creepy landlady, what is the worst she can do.. :D

NOOO, AND YOU WERE ONLINE AN HOUR AGO!?? I'M SO SLOW AT TYPING.

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