Heh. I went on a little road-trip yesterday, spent the night at my old habitation from 2010 (With my aunt and uncle) and returned today. I finally found some Lions, but they weren't walking the streets.
Actually, I found a black panther and a white tiger too (Seriously). There's this little rest-stop halfway between my town and Cape Town called Yzerfontein Padstal (Pronounced Eh-zer-fon-teyn. No, it's not Lazerfontein, I'm pretty sure of it).A padstal is a 'farm stall' which is underselling the place. They do mention that they're an Oasis on the West Coast. They are. Massive area in the back with giant aviaries full of Macaws and other birds. And if you have the cash, you can go and see the Lions/Tigers/Panther. I didn't have money for the tour, because They charge 2.5x more for adults. >:{And my money needed to be applied to the purchase of two new First Strings for my guitar. Anyway, on radiator leak later and a long hot journey after we'd fixed it, the journey continued, and soon we were stuck in the city traffic. Hooray for cities.About 40 minutes after that, I was sitting at the very same computer desk that I once sat at, the same geographical location that I was inhabiting when I created this account. Nostalgia…So anyway, I've been spreading the 64digitsI'm back. And you didn't know I was gone!
Posted by Astryl on Feb. 3, 2012, 8:28 a.m.
I was too lazy to fully read your pronunciation for 'Yzerfontein Padstal', so I read it as YZYUGFWEEMJFEW.
Also, I knew you were gone the entire time, because I watch you while you sleep.You live in South Africa? Do you have an awesome accent? Of COURSE you have an awesome accent. Awesome.
If I had $20 for every bass string I've broken, that would almost compensate how much I've spent on broken fucking bass stringsAw, JID took my idea.
But mine was closer to"Because I spy on everyone, I knew you were gone the whole time! It's just that no one asked."I do have to seriously ask whether or not people would notice if I left for a week or two, though. Would you? ;-;