A QnA session.

"hey Neku, when you tf2 how long does a session go for? I don't understand how you can befriend people so quickly. I mean, people have a laugh around up there every now and then, and to be honest in that brief window of playing I found the people there to be much more fun than the game. But I rarely saw the same person twice, and as fun as it was I didn't consider it friendship." - Harvard.

I'll get around to answering that in a second.

But first: I saw Mrs. Petrified Wood "Feel the Biology" at Epping Library this afternoon.

It was really weird.

I think she walked in with her son. *shrug*

Um.... What else.

Oh. Maths... went pretty good, I think.

And my parents aren't so sure that I should drop Bio, given that I might have to try less hard, given that I was gaming the night before the Bio exam, and still topped my class =P

So.... hm.

Not sure.

Anyway.

The group I'm in atm "One of Each" consists of 10 members, and we've almost got one of each class. As in, one person is dedicated to being good at that class.

I was trading on a trade server, playing a little bit of battle medic/double medic. Y'now, ubersaw, hit them a few times, ubercharge the other medic, and then rinse and repeat. It's just good fun. And my partner was a good medic/melee-er. So yea. I did friend him, but I haven't played with him or talked to him since. Which I would define as one of the friends you've mentioned. Maybe I'll drop in on a game with him sometime. I don't know.

Then I was trading, got into a trade with a really kind person who offered a little more than she should have for 2 description tags, but she didn't care.

So that's how I got my Strange Frontier Justice, which to this day, has like, 10 kills on it.

This was when you guys were on the Semi-Formal, I believe.

Anyway, I was impressed by her kindness, and because we were talking a lot throughout the trade, we friended each other and continued talking on the Steam chat.

Eventually we joined another game, met up with her husband, who's the Spy of our little group, and with more talking, and lots of time skipping in this blog post, she more or less convinced me to be the Soldier of the group; she's the Scout.

Um... We're missing an Engineer and Medic, but that's not too much of a big deal, I suppose.

Anyway, yea. That's pretty much how I'm affiliated with them now. It's a nice, small closed group, rather than that mess of a group that's "Baulko" or whatever it is.

Actually, I think our Pyro doubles up as the Engineer. Oh whatever.

I hope that answers your question, Harvard.

Time to do Extension English, Physics, and MATHS. Yes.

Hoping you guys had fun in your Holidays.