火渡カイ [Hiwatari Kai] (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
a_lone_flame) wrote2010-01-30 10:27 am
a_lone_flame) wrote2010-01-30 10:27 am
Entry tags:
- actually helping,
- bracing himself for whining,
- captain duties,
- grumpy as always,
- helloooo russia,
- i've had worse,
- kai is not amused,
- people are idiots,
- quit your bellyaching,
- russia,
- screw you discedo,
- screw you weather,
- secretly an old man in spirit,
- soldier mentality go!,
- the abbey's actually useful?,
- ugh fml,
- why me
[fifty-eighth launch -- text]
So, it seems like we've all forgotten how to adapt here. So that people don't die because of stupidity, here's something that might help.
First thing, learn how to conserve your supplies. Rationing them will work. Even if you're hungry, you still have enough to get through whatever the scientists are pulling. Complaining and whining about a lack of things necessary is your fault.
Secondly, finding food elsewhere. The monsters can be bountiful for food and also supplies, like coats if you know how to skin them.
Heat? Chop down a few trees in the forest and start a fire.
Other things? Quit complaining. If you want to experience what it's like? Go live in Russia for a few years and learn how to brave the elements, then come back to me. Until then? Suck it up and stop complaining. You're in for the long run with how long this weather's gonna keep up. It's better to make the best of a bad situation.
And if you don't read this? Your fault for not taking advice on how to brave the cold.
First thing, learn how to conserve your supplies. Rationing them will work. Even if you're hungry, you still have enough to get through whatever the scientists are pulling. Complaining and whining about a lack of things necessary is your fault.
Secondly, finding food elsewhere. The monsters can be bountiful for food and also supplies, like coats if you know how to skin them.
Heat? Chop down a few trees in the forest and start a fire.
Other things? Quit complaining. If you want to experience what it's like? Go live in Russia for a few years and learn how to brave the elements, then come back to me. Until then? Suck it up and stop complaining. You're in for the long run with how long this weather's gonna keep up. It's better to make the best of a bad situation.
And if you don't read this? Your fault for not taking advice on how to brave the cold.
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