>>74635
Did George predict my limited return?

>>74638
This place's been dead so long that Nostradamus couldn't have predicted that.

>>74638

The previous teaparty took four months to fill up.

>>74639
>>74640
Guess that's what happens when the life gets sucked right out of it all.

>>74641

Well the skypechat's been active.

Last edited at 14/05/05(Mon)14:45:57

>>74642
Over stimulation leads to mediocrity. Skypecats is a mundane part of a routine now I'd bet.

It's why I refuse to be a part of Skypecats. Distance breeds familiarity.

Speaking of familiarity, I heard through the grapevine that you're writing a VN, Buttler.

>>74644
>>74645
556 is the writer, I'm more of a editor+idea guy. Though I am the composer.

>>74646
Was sure I saw you listed under writer. But composition, huh? You turned your attention to music?

>>74647
I am listed under the writer since I've essentially written a lot of the little plots here and there.

And on the topic of composition it's not like I actually play the instruments, I'm far too lazy for that. So I splice sound loops together and make music, akin to smashing rocks together really.

>>74638
No, it's about how long the last tea party would last.

>>74648
Ah, that's a little disappointing. I don't know a lot about music, but I always like listening/reading/watching to the stuff people create.

Is it laziness or inability, though?

>>74649
Figured predicting my return would be a bit too far above fatty's skills.

>>74650
Probably a mixture. I've been far far too busy in my life to devote any sort of time to pick up any instruments as a hobby. Kinzo's luck has blessed me with enough money for a house and a little bit extra to attempt starting a business up. You would not believe the hoops I need to jump through for both. An eye opening experience to say the least.

>>74651
Coulda sworn I saw you here earlier this year. Guess not.
>>74650
Forgot to say hi. Hi.

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>>74652
Did I? The last time I remember interacting with seacats was during the DR games.

>>74653
That may have been it and I just got confused. You know, cotton for brains and all that.

>>74654
Don't feel too bad, I didn't know if I came or not either.

>>74655
That's what she said.

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

>>74656

>>74651
I'd believe you in a heartbeat. I'm more interested in starting up my own business than buying a home, though. In my case, I don't have the money to do so, so I'll be stuck doing what I always do for a while longer~

>>74652
Hi.

>>74658
Understandable. Though I'd suggest if the business you're looking into is the same price as a home then going for the house first is a much better investment as a business is a huge gamble.

Being fatty's aibou?

>>74660
I like my gambles. I want to just bet everything away and win big.

My lifelong dream has always been a musty old bookstore, now and forever.

>>74659
Okay I need to get back to writing stories, nice seeing you guys again.

>>74661
Or lose lots.

As much as I like the sound of that kind of dream, the current state of society is advancing to a point where words are only useful in seeing who updated their facebook/twitter. Just like my dream it is rapidly becoming outdated.

>>74662
Au revoir.

>>74663
I'm sure we'll be all right. If nothing else, the society becoming more digital just makes it easier to make new friends and start anew.

>>74664
There's that F word again. Truly a mind-boggling word.

>>74665
Let me use terms you'll understand. It'll be easy to trick people into thinking I'm the best thing since sliced bread and reduce these feeble peons to mindless fanatics living only to worship my living legacy.

>>74666
How rude, you expect me to be that kind of person?

I completely understand. Tricking people into thinking you're something when in actuality you're on a whole other level is prime initiative thinking that will ensure your business will keep a steady stream of revenue.

>>74667
And you would tell me you were never that kind of person~?

>>74668

>>74667
Until it becomes obvious that the thing you say you're interested in you either know nothing about, little about, or otherwise! It'll come out one way or another, people can't keep up their charades/masks forever

>>74669
~♪

>>74670
You trying to say something?

>>74670
Blahdiblah Jung persona social masks never who you are behaviour depends on company blahdiblah

>>74673
I still haven't really read about that, to be honest.. Kinda forgot about reading the thing you or John linked me I think. Good to see you seem to be doing well!
>>74672
Not particularly, just discussing the possibility of trying to keep up a charade/scheme forever backfiring. Still kind of in disbelief you got all that money, congratulations by the way! I wouldn't be lying if I said I was jealous, considering my family's luck.

>>74674
It wasn't all luck, a lawsuit and we ended up settling. Can't talk about it in detail due to a gag order.

>>74675
I see I see. Understandable. Just recalling that it was mentioned to me and all since I hadn't seen you post in a while or otherwise.

>>74676
Honestly it's pennies compared to what it could've been but I didn't have as much of a say in the matter. Thanks for the congrats though.

Hope you and your family's luck improves.

...Psst. If you have any of you have any money . . . would you be willing to donate to me? I need to collect all bones.

hi

Such activity.

>>74680
Doesn't seem very active till I start talking.

I ordered two books from Japan from a second-hand bookstore. Today, they arrived. If they'd put that the books were brand new they would've fooled me!

>>74683
what books

>>74684
Wild ARMs Light Novels. I can't read a word of Japanese but they were a steal.

>>74685
Oh, since I had that demo cd I've always wanted to play Wild Arms, it looked rather fun.

>>74685
Why would you buy books you can't read?

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https://archive.seacats.net/gameboard/res/14813.html

>>74688
You serious?

>>74689

Chou tanoshii jan.

>>74687
Track down publisher, purchase rights, get it translated, sell in Europe.

>>74691
But to even talk with the publisher you'd need to speak Nipponese.

>>74692
For the sake of money, everyone can speak English.

>>74693
For the sake of money, anyone would be willing to do anything.

Oi, Seacats. Get yourselves over to /gameboard/ to take a vote on whether Fat or the challenger(s) win(s).

>>74695
I just wanted a normal game! Even Beato's game would've been more normal than this one!

>>74696

Tanoshii datta.

I kinda want to see a gameboard of the last Umineko game with the red that Shannon and Kanon are two distinct people who do not share a body.

>>74695
There you go.

>Paladin saved by the skin of his teeth
Oh thank fu-
>Estark is now HEADING STRAIGHT FOR ME
SHIT NO ABORT ABORT

>>74699
Thanks~ a loss by default is better than a loss due to acceding victory.

>>74701

omg stop enable bullying

Well it was fun and all but there goes any sort of attachment I had to staying around.

my life

>3 times in one fight
Poor bastard didn't stand a chance.

>new quest
>new boss
>it's fucking Kandata himself, from DQ3
>he's searching for the Treasure of the Moon and causing a ruckus all over the place
I SMELL A NEW ADVENTURE

I bet 5 months

HE DOES IT

THE PRIEST HITS A HOME RUN

final fantasy®

dfsfd

hi

Don't mind me, just carrying.

>>74719
>Luegi bros

Still no gameboards? Yikes.

WTB zombie RPG. Walking Dead S2 EP3 got me hyped for some zombie-something.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms X, I forgot you were the best PS2 game.

>>74722

How about DayZ.

>>74725

Three Kingdoms fujoshi.

>>74726
Been there, done that. A pen and paper sounds more fun to me.

stop spam

hi

Reading old tea parties is alternatively fun and severely depressing.

>>74737
I don't read them because I hate past me and want to forget he exists. I'd delete them, but some people who aren't me might be really upset.

>>74738
My past posts are fine for me mostly. I know how I look and I haven't changed much. It just reminds me that I'm crazy. The drama is worse.

>>74738
>>74739
I can't stand reading very old threads, except for completely different reasons.

Eye don't mind old posts seeing post evolution is interesting.

>>74741
>he hates his own moe

Are George and I the only ones then that aren't ashamed of who we used to be? Well, I guess there's some stuff I wish I handled differently but most of it is there.

>>74745
I'm not ashamed of anything I've done on seacats, if that's what you mean~ Well, nothing that I can think of off the top of my head anyways~

>>74745
Are you asking for sour candies too?

>>74745

Servant x Service ne. It was aots a few seasons ago.

>>74746
What about when you were posting lewdfiction all over the place

>>74749
Wasn't that you who did that~?

>>74750