made this last night while i couldn't sleep
https://soundcloud.com/prophet_goddess/aaa-powerline-dreamcast-level-select-remix
i was curious what other animal kanji use the component η, and monkey (ηΏ) does. and then i saw that the example words using that kanji on jisho were:
- ape man
- damages inflicted by monkeys
- ape man again
i am very tired and just listening to this track over and over again and i think i'm achieving some kind of higher state of consciousness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeLdS491PDo
i used an iphone for the first time in like 5+ years last night and i felt like i'm a million years old. what happened to the big button you push to go back to the home screen. the person whose phone it was told me their password and i still could not figure out how to unlock it. i am a professional computer pervert and i was reduced to cinders at the hands of apple UX
thinking about this revolutionary girl utena interview again (KI is kunihiko ikuhara, director of the anime, CS is chiho saito, creator of the manga)
the other thing, and this was kind of bonkers about the game selection in clubhouse games too, is that they have tennis, volleyball, *and* badminton. for the purposes of a wii sports-esque experience these are all exactly the fucking same
i'm happy that i live in an area of koreatown that for the most part is built for people, not for cars, but just two stops down the purple line is a whole different story. this staples was a block from wilshire/vermont station! there were other people trying to get to this staples on foot!
something that is infuriatingly common in LA is buildings where it's obvious that the people who built them never considered that anyone would approach them outside of a car.
i just had to go to staples, and the staples was on the other side of a huge parking lot and i had to walk on the side of a narrow driveway with a huge truck that swerved randomly and almost killed me to get in. there's a target near there where the only way in is through the parking garage, with no room for pedestrians.
i don't wanna die in here // they/them // π΅π· // follow requests ok