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The box can usually be found in places abundant with its natural prey, the hobo. When it is not being a shelter for some poor human, however, it can be found attempting to further its writing ability by creating stories for others (though how it does this with its lack of fingers, scientists have yet to discover.) It also seems to have a keen liking for stories of the homosexual, homoerotic variety. It finds most of its inspiration from others, gathering and hoarding their "porn" (drawings, writings, etc.) beneath its cardboard walls.
No one has seen what is actually within the confines of the box. The hobos that usually take shelter in it come out the next day not remembering a thing. Though many have tried, nobody has actually succeeded in finding the secrets within such the majestic creature. However, the quest for the truth continues on.
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The smut box shows a general caring and loving for most human creatures, however, after much examination and many days of following the smut box and learning the details of its life, it has come about that the smut box, does in fact have a mate. An equally odd creature that for some reason still accepted the smut box back into her arms even after a long, unannounced disappearance, and someone whom the smut box seems to cherish deeply and care for more genuinely than most.
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There is no doubt other things yet undiscovered about the smut box, so please stay tuned for further updates.
No one has seen what is actually within the confines of the box. The hobos that usually take shelter in it come out the next day not remembering a thing. Though many have tried, nobody has actually succeeded in finding the secrets within such the majestic creature. However, the quest for the truth continues on.
Formspring
Gaiaonline
Textupload
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The smut box shows a general caring and loving for most human creatures, however, after much examination and many days of following the smut box and learning the details of its life, it has come about that the smut box, does in fact have a mate. An equally odd creature that for some reason still accepted the smut box back into her arms even after a long, unannounced disappearance, and someone whom the smut box seems to cherish deeply and care for more genuinely than most.
♥ There is no doubt other things yet undiscovered about the smut box, so please stay tuned for further updates.
HEY HEY ANYBODY?
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Does anyone even pay attention to the journal entries I make anymore? EITHER WAY.
Hi guys, I'm kind of in the mood to WRITE THINGS. But at the same time (and as always), I'm really picky because if something doesn't really INSPIRE ME, then I will never get down to writing it and you will just sit there waiting forever and ever FOR SOMETHING THAT IS NEVER COMING.
Pretty much I'm just a horrible box, but yeah.
I WAS JUST WONDERING THOUGH, if anyone had any OCs they might want me to write about? Or just anything, really? I'M TRYING ON GAIA, OBVIOUSLY, but so far to not much success. You get a lot less people passing through on the writing for
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WELL IT'S SATURDAY.
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Which means it's the weekend. Which means I have homework to do, lolol. BUT NATURALLY, INSTEAD OF DOING THAT.
I think I'm going to try and write some stuff. Try being the main word, naturally. I have like, three? things I need to write for people, but after that, I might go find one of those like... Prompt generator things. And then I'll write stuff for myself. I know writing isn't something that is easily forced, but I think it would be good for me to make myself write things. After all, if I don't, I don't think I'll ever really get better. And I think doing random generator stuff is good too - I mean, it'll make me use my creativity to pu
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RIGHT, SO IT'S OFFICIAL.
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I'm absolutely the worst person in the world to befriend on the internet.
I don't know, it's weird. I JUST GET TIRED OF THE INTERNET SOMETIMES. DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? It just starts as "I don't feel like going on today", and then today turns into the whole week, and the whole week turns into the whole month, ETC ETC YOU GUYS GET THE POINT.
But IT SEEMS I ALWAYS UNDOUBTEDLY COME BACK. Which is really selfish and bitchy to people who actually like me and miss me when I'm gone and I realize this, haha. SO I'M SORRY TO YOU GUYS. I'm sorry to the people who were waiting for me and I just never showed up ESPECIALLY SINCE THIS IS THE SECOND TIME I
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lmao dayum how long has it been this time??
you alive honeybun *q*<3
It's been too long since I last talked to you *__* How's life?
IT'S ACTUALLY SUPER FUNNY because I was just on DA a little while ago (as in yesterday or the day before) wondering if I should send you a message, ahahaha.
AND IT IS FINE. I have exams to study for on Monday and Wednesday which I am not studying for because I am a PRO PROCRASTINATOR. Also I have such a whack sleeping schedule at the moment and that has been kind of weird. But otherwise I am fine! How about you? HOW WAS YOUR TRIP?
AND IT IS FINE. I have exams to study for on Monday and Wednesday which I am not studying for because I am a PRO PROCRASTINATOR. Also I have such a whack sleeping schedule at the moment and that has been kind of weird. But otherwise I am fine! How about you? HOW WAS YOUR TRIP?
I feel a bit naughty bc I should be having exams around now too, but I took this semester off from school to do my traveling so right now I'm just lazing around. But I definitely don't regret doing it.
Big long explanation of my trip coming through:
London is probably my favorite city in the world now...I actually got to meet people and made some friends, which I didn't count on since I was only there for 2 weeks. They were all middle-aged professionals and talking to them really reminded me what's really important in life, you know, and it's not "graduating on time with the rest of my peers" or "making something out of myself while I'm in my twenties." I feel like I learned a lot more from that short trip than I did in a year in university. And I saw so many beautiful people and things and the food (despite what some people say about English food) was INCREDIBLE *__* I'm not talking about the fish and chips, but the afternoon teas and the meat pies and Chinese/Japanese/Viet restaurants UGH I GAINED SO MUCH WEIGHT OVER THERE even though I walked nonstop at least 10 hours a day. I was feeling stressed and depressed the whole year I'd been in Korea, but after the trip I feel more settled and relaxed.
Paris on the other hand was a huge disappointment. The sky and the architecture were more beautiful than I could have imagined, and it had good food, but everything was so FILTHY. There was shit and piss just EVERYWHERE, and not all of it from dogs. I was sick of it after the first week. There were no glamorous and beautiful people like movies tell you to expect, just scowling people who smoke too much and pickpockets and obnoxious tourists. I'd toyed with the idea of studying abroad there for a year before, but I don't even want to think about going back there now.
Paris was like a shining beacon in my dark and gloomy concept of the world, and now it's been extinguished and been replaced by London. I'm a bit torn because London only achieved this level of prosperity by invading and stealing from and destroying the cultures of other nations and making themselves out to be superior. Same for America and Japan. But it doesn't mean I can't enjoy what they produced from the spoils.
Moving on to Hong Kong, which was my last stop before coming home (so it was a 1.5 month trip overall) HK was like a mashup of all the cultures of China and London and America inside a boiling pot, it was so humid but it had everything I liked when I was in the US and more. Chinese food is just wonderful and I saw so many gorgeous people with great style *__* I only spent 3 days there so I didn't really get to see everything, and I'd like to go back at the first opportunity.
TL;DR it was fun, my horizons were broadened, and now I'm back in my house in Busan and I've been doing nothing but playing vidya games and watching shows and reading and drawing crap and trying to exercise regularly and enjoying my freedom while it lasts.
Big long explanation of my trip coming through:
London is probably my favorite city in the world now...I actually got to meet people and made some friends, which I didn't count on since I was only there for 2 weeks. They were all middle-aged professionals and talking to them really reminded me what's really important in life, you know, and it's not "graduating on time with the rest of my peers" or "making something out of myself while I'm in my twenties." I feel like I learned a lot more from that short trip than I did in a year in university. And I saw so many beautiful people and things and the food (despite what some people say about English food) was INCREDIBLE *__* I'm not talking about the fish and chips, but the afternoon teas and the meat pies and Chinese/Japanese/Viet restaurants UGH I GAINED SO MUCH WEIGHT OVER THERE even though I walked nonstop at least 10 hours a day. I was feeling stressed and depressed the whole year I'd been in Korea, but after the trip I feel more settled and relaxed.
Paris on the other hand was a huge disappointment. The sky and the architecture were more beautiful than I could have imagined, and it had good food, but everything was so FILTHY. There was shit and piss just EVERYWHERE, and not all of it from dogs. I was sick of it after the first week. There were no glamorous and beautiful people like movies tell you to expect, just scowling people who smoke too much and pickpockets and obnoxious tourists. I'd toyed with the idea of studying abroad there for a year before, but I don't even want to think about going back there now.
Paris was like a shining beacon in my dark and gloomy concept of the world, and now it's been extinguished and been replaced by London. I'm a bit torn because London only achieved this level of prosperity by invading and stealing from and destroying the cultures of other nations and making themselves out to be superior. Same for America and Japan. But it doesn't mean I can't enjoy what they produced from the spoils.
Moving on to Hong Kong, which was my last stop before coming home (so it was a 1.5 month trip overall) HK was like a mashup of all the cultures of China and London and America inside a boiling pot, it was so humid but it had everything I liked when I was in the US and more. Chinese food is just wonderful and I saw so many gorgeous people with great style *__* I only spent 3 days there so I didn't really get to see everything, and I'd like to go back at the first opportunity.
TL;DR it was fun, my horizons were broadened, and now I'm back in my house in Busan and I've been doing nothing but playing vidya games and watching shows and reading and drawing crap and trying to exercise regularly and enjoying my freedom while it lasts.
Oh wow, I am really super jealous of you right now. London is like my dream place to be even though I've never actually BEEN there. It seriously seems so great though, and despite its history I DO think it is more advanced when it comes to social issues. I don't know, maybe it's the fact that I live in Canada and while it is a GREAT country, don't get me wrong, I find it very dull and like there isn't a lot to offer? I contemplated hopping over to the US when I was younger, but honestly the US scares me a lot now that I have more of an adult view on it rather than "LOOK AT THE PRETTY TALL BUILDINGS." But definitely now if I could live anywhere in the world, it would be London. Especially since it's a pretty great place to travel from too. And actually, as part of the commonwealth, if I wanted to I could do like a two year working visa and go there and work for two years (as the name implies, lol.) Which I REALLY want to do, but I am sort of hoping to get some schooling under my belt first, sighs.
I am actually not all that surprised about Paris, even though I AM sad that you didn't enjoy it. A shame too since it seems like a really great place to visit for architecture and museums and stuff like that.
I don't actually know that much about Hong Kong, but I DO have a funny story about Chinese food. My grandmother actually went to China a little bit back for a few weeks, and when she came back she said she was pretty much off celery forever. Which I found weird, because I find celery isn't a HUGE staple in most Chinese restaurants I've been to (mind you, I haven't been to any really authentic ones.) But she said it was in EVERYTHING SHE ATE and I don't know, I found that pretty funny.
READ ANYTHING GOOD LATELY THOUGH? I recently tried out John Green because there is a lot of hype about him. His stories aren't generally what I read though so I was pretty wary, but in the end it really wasn't all that bad. Oh, and there's a book called um, The Child Thief by Brom that I think you MIGHT like? So if you ever get a chance to check that out, you should!
PS, how many more semesters/years of college do you actually have left? I'm sure one semester won't put you back too far.
I am actually not all that surprised about Paris, even though I AM sad that you didn't enjoy it. A shame too since it seems like a really great place to visit for architecture and museums and stuff like that.
I don't actually know that much about Hong Kong, but I DO have a funny story about Chinese food. My grandmother actually went to China a little bit back for a few weeks, and when she came back she said she was pretty much off celery forever. Which I found weird, because I find celery isn't a HUGE staple in most Chinese restaurants I've been to (mind you, I haven't been to any really authentic ones.) But she said it was in EVERYTHING SHE ATE and I don't know, I found that pretty funny.
READ ANYTHING GOOD LATELY THOUGH? I recently tried out John Green because there is a lot of hype about him. His stories aren't generally what I read though so I was pretty wary, but in the end it really wasn't all that bad. Oh, and there's a book called um, The Child Thief by Brom that I think you MIGHT like? So if you ever get a chance to check that out, you should!
PS, how many more semesters/years of college do you actually have left? I'm sure one semester won't put you back too far.
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Hey boxy how ya been *o*
I miss you
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HEY BBYCAKES, HEY. Sorry, I really need to check my DA more, ahahaha...
I'VE BEEN GOOD THOUGH. Christmas was a bit blah though. How about you? Are you looking forward to the new year? I'm thinking I might make writing more a resolution of mine. Though I think I've tried that like, twenty billion times and look how it keeps working out, lol. But whatever. Even if it's just little stuff, I'd still like to try and IMPROVE MYSELF.
I also might open up a new shop on Gaia, because the little bit of gold I've made on there in the past is RUNNING OUT, oops.
PS I saw your "Immortal Soul" deviation and you should totally tell me more about those characters. They seem super cute.
I'VE BEEN GOOD THOUGH. Christmas was a bit blah though. How about you? Are you looking forward to the new year? I'm thinking I might make writing more a resolution of mine. Though I think I've tried that like, twenty billion times and look how it keeps working out, lol. But whatever. Even if it's just little stuff, I'd still like to try and IMPROVE MYSELF.
I also might open up a new shop on Gaia, because the little bit of gold I've made on there in the past is RUNNING OUT, oops.
PS I saw your "Immortal Soul" deviation and you should totally tell me more about those characters. They seem super cute.