Finally being able to play TF2 on a computer at home means/taught me a couple of things:
Inprimus, my TF2-withdrawal symptops can be more easily curbed - but they've been on a decline since five months ago, only occasionally flaring up. Still this does not exempt me completely, because of:
Secundus, the importance of human communication and actually keeping in touch with people;
Tertius, that I have relearnt/rediscovered my fondness for ostentatious Latin-esque phrases where it might be mildly awkward, and (along with recent events) reawakened my pedantic choosiness about ending every clause in such a list/resolution with a semicolon, or indeed any other form of punctuation other than a fullstop, while trying but not-really-trying-tonight-because-of-fatigue and also because of awkward-laziness-to-correct-my-own-typing to keep grammatical rules intact throughout a particular piece of work;
Quartus, that I can sleep at five in the morning;
Quintus, that, try as I might, I still find it very hard to wake up early in the morning and thus "waste" away a good deal of my next-morning sleeping;
Sextus, that my newfound hyphenation-obsession unfortunately remains resolutely sticking on to me for the time being (I'll show that bugger, in time, maybe);
Septus, that aside from TF2 (see where the topic has gone to now?), I feel much better this week, and realise how weird a mood I was in the last;
Octus; to devise an ingenious plan to ensure I wake up early today morning.
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1. e4 c6
2. Nf3 d5
3. d3
Today's chess move is brought to you by the Acrostic Poem
Inprimus we knew of
Death in the certain future;
Unclear thinking, just following orders
No-one - with a capital En - yes -
No-one knows how when who
Or what came up; paper.
Hushed whispers spreading
On the ground, on your ears, just
Waiting to be unleashed not
Towards enemies but
Ourselves; asking why
Play this bloody childish
Lovers' quarrel, dragging
Armies of innocents for
Yesterday's reasons
Cooled and reheated
Hear now, orders are
Echoed, and the one
Soldier takes one
Step
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