_wickedwolf_

I was reading the fine print on the Expellibox this morning, and I saw that you can't put wearable items on invisible pets. That's bogus! I feel like that would be so much fun to just have floating hats and stuff!!

Is this true? Does anyone have an invisible pet?

They're so pretty, but I have no use for them. I wish I could give them to someone with a Negg gallery or something.

I feel so bad discarding them all. They should have taken the "No Trade" off after the Hunt was over.

Yeesh. Last night I had to spend over 85k to get the items, and as a reward I got a ghost Lupe telling me that "This isn't Mystery Island!"

Today the items he's requesting are over 25k. Each.

I don't think I'll be frequenting this daily. :-/

Is anyone else unable to vote? I just keep getting sent to the normal pound page. :-/

Never mind, ignore me.

Can I not delete my own comments on this site?

I think the items will inflate but not much. I mean there are SOOO many of some of these items that I do not see it going up that much.

I don't know, I just had to get two Red Toadstools, which I know were totally worthless before this, and now the cheapest I could find one for was 25k. :-/

Do you always guess an even number (550) or a really random number (731)?

I miss HSR so bad.

I don't think it'll ever be updated again, though, sadly.

I used to get warnings ALL THE TIME when I was younger, and it irritated me so badly. Someone would be sad and I'd try to help them or I'd get into philosophical/religious discussions and BOOM - warned. I'm pretty sure that's how I got an account frozen.

In any case, if you're looking for a pretty fun site where you can talk about pretty much anything you want, I'd recommend www.gaiaonline.com. It's a site geared towards teens, but there are so many people who were teens when they first joined and are now adults (like me). I've been on that site for nearly a decade, and while it isn't what it once was, it's still pretty fun to hang out and chat on. Plus they have really great events on holidays and stuff. They have been really money hungry lately, which is a bummer, but if you can ignore that it's well worth it.

Let me know if you join, and I'd be happy to help you out with a walk through or whatever. :-)

Oh my god, I think I know who you are IRL.

Are you from WI?

Thank you so much! Now I just have to wait until April.... :-P

Are you able to create a Lutari on Lutari Day, or do I have to try to get an MP?

I want one soooo bad, but I don't ever see myself saving up enough NP to buy a Lutari MP....

Thanks!

Whenever that happens to me I have to uninstall and then reinstall Adblock. Then it usually works just fine. :-)

I think it's less about the gore, and more about relation. At some level, humans need to be able to relate to something in order to really like/admire it. I think that life nowadays (though I guess I really can't speak for any other time, since I haven't lived it) is absolutely zombie-fied. Wake up, go to work/school, check phone/Facebook/Twitter throughout the day, go home, more work/schoolwork, go to sleep. Repeat forever.

I personally feel the life being sucked out of me. And just like being a zombie, there's no real escape. Once you're in the system you have to stay in it until you die. You can;t expect to live a half-decent life with medical care, reliable shelter, and a constant source of food without buying into this system and working for money until you can't work anymore.

There's less and less time for fun, I feel. Sure, lots of people waste their income by spending it on frivolous items (the newest electronics, a new, ridiculous car, a giant mansion for them and their dog), but a lot of people need to work all the time just to get by, just to pay their bills. It's really unfortunate.

So on a whole (sorry, this ended up being kind of a rant on society lol), I think that "zombie culture" is really just an expression of people feeling like they're going through the motions in life. Like if they just stumble on to do what they're expected to do they'll survive another day.

I think that deep down, we all feel like a zombie.