[ voice; Japanese ] [ Locked away from Anemone ]

[shockinglycool]

[THUNK. Those of you who like punching walls might find that sound familiar.]

...Ouch.

[...]

So I got a question, since they're real popular lately, except mine's kinda more practical. When you're in a bad mood, what's your preferred way of gettin' out of it?

Also, anyone here have kids?

Comments

[perpetualfrown]

Sparring and training is always a good way to relieve a bad mood.

[shockinglycool]

Wow, is it really? I guess that makes a weird kinda sense...

[perpetualfrown]

You can pretend what you're fighting is whoever pissed you off in the first place. It gets the anger out so you don't punch them on sight.

[shockinglycool]

And it's exercise, so you get endorphins or whatever they're called, right?

[perpetualfrown]

Yes, those too. [ Unfortunately for him, he needs the reasoning that he gave rather than the exercise or the endorphins. Blame his friends. ]

[shockinglycool]

What a nice solution.

[perpetualfrown]

What do you do? [ Alternatives when he can't train. ]

[shockinglycool]

I'm not sure, which is why I'm askin'. Or rather, I talk to people.

[perpetualfrown]

Mm. I see.

[shockinglycool]

No good?

[perpetualfrown]

It depends if anyone else is around to talk to if I'm annoyed with a few.

[shockinglycool]

That's the good thing about this network though, isn't it? There's always someone else.

[perpetualfrown]

I'm finding that fact very true.

[shockinglycool]

And your opinion on the fact?

[perpetualfrown]

It's not bad, so far. Not everyone in this city is an idiot.

[shockinglycool]

[He laaaaughs] No, not everyone. Some of us, though.