Blaxk77

Happy Bastille Day to everyone, even if you’re not French.

Blaxk77

@stagefivedvmbass I don’t know if I should be offended or impressed.
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Blaxk77

Happy Bastille Day to everyone, even if you’re not French.

Blaxk77

@stagefivedvmbass I don’t know if I should be offended or impressed.
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Blaxk77

Today is my birthday, I'm 24 years old and I spent my whole day playing Terminator Dark Fate Defiance. The game's timeline has a better story than Terminator Dark Fate, or even the original one (as it was rebranded three times and make no sense after the two first movies, doesn't mean the third and fourth are bad movies, but they don't make sense).
          
          Why did I talk more about Terminator in my birthday announcement than about... Well, my birthday ?

Sithlord863

@Blaxk77 *rolls eyes* Politicians of the same no matter what country you're from
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Blaxk77

@Sithlord863 We just came out of a long week of heat, just to learn that it will get much worse in the second waves next week, and our government decided it was the right time to tell use not to use AC, except for them of course.
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Sithlord863

@Blaxk77 And thank God for it, it is currently 80° with 70% humidity in my area!
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WenYao2009

Hello @ Blaxk77, I may have ideas on your novel, the tyranny of the French empire, by using some references of WW2 military techs in konpeki no kantai(which you may find unique) but idk if it's suitable for your novel or not. (i felt sorry for your one you regards as a family, sorry for late to say)

Blaxk77

Today, 22 Mai 2026, my 12 years old French bulldog Zoe was euthanized.
          
          Three years ago my family was told she only had a few months left to live, she held three more years thanks to our constant care and we knew she could cross the bridge at any given moment, so we were somewhat prepared. Still, her loss remain so painful emotionally. I'm going to turn 24 next month, she was in my life for more than half of it.
          
          She is not my first loss, we had another Frenchie before going by the name of Daisy, she died at age six from a blood cancer. It was devastating, but there was continuity a few months later as Zoe came into our lives, I know there will be no continuity after Zoe. She was by no mean a replacement for Daisy, but she helped mend the pain I felt when I was 11 years old.
          
          She was suffering, she could not breath properly, she had became blind and deaf with the age, she could barely stand on her back legs, she had no more muscle or mass, only a thin skin on her bones. She almost died because of f**cking frauds of veterinarians who gave her an unecessary surgery for the sake of sucking up some money from us. To let her go was the right thing to do, and I know she went very peacefully, I did not want to see this, but my mother and sister were with her when this happened. She even exhaled of relief in the end.
          
          Zoe was a loving dog, smarter than you would give a dog credit for. Now we must grieve, then carry on with the memories she left us.
          
          I'm writing this more for myself, to speak out all of my feelings on a public set up, I already feel better after writing this. I don't really care if anyone read it, I just wanted to express myself "out loud" if it is appropriate to call it that.
          
          Maybe I'll do some memorial on my account, I'm not sure.

Blaxk77

@Sithlord863 Thank you and sorry for your loss as well, owning a dog is a decade of pure joy followed by an irreversible trauma. At least all the good memories stay.
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Sithlord863

@Blaxk77 I'm sorry for your lose dude. It's really difficult and you're not alone, one of the two dogs in my family passed away 3 weeks ago at the age of 10 from a leg tumor that spread rapidly. May Zoe and Bruno rest in peace. :(
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Blaxk77

Happy New Year everyone !
          
          Now, let's see how 2026 can make things even worse.

loolim5

@ Blaxk77  true, tho I'll still find it funny that my colleague forced macron to go back to get them because they were way behind and they had to turn back in his morning footing lmfao 
            But politicians outside and on "friendly territory" where I work are different like they actually smile more, we still clapped more for the chef than Macron as come on food is way more important, my colleagues even stole food that was leftover or not, very funny stuff 
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Blaxk77

@loolim5 of course they are nice, they are politician trained to mask their emotions and their current position stand on popularity.
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loolim5

@ Blaxk77  I only know one and it's because she visited us alongside macron, tho apparently they're nice to be around casually, if only they were as good at their jobs. 
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