Estonian dude

You get like 500 bucks while unemployed? You can't sometimes get that much here while at a full-time job. I scrape by on around a 100 bucks a month, cause I am a poor uni student. God. Edit: And I work 2 days a week for those 100 bucks.

The second AC game that got out is called AC Rogue. It is a full-fledged AC game, only that it is only on PS3 and X360. That game, as first one in the series follows a Templar instead of Assassin, meaning all the gameplay points are turned around. You can kill civilians, soldiers are your friends, and assassins most definitely come after you. Haystacks are your enemies. It is a lot like AC IV, but it also does a lot differently. And the setting is more from AC III, as in you have NYC and Northern Atlantic and icebergs n shit. I haven't played it myself, but I would definitely play it, if I could afford to buy it. Slept less than an hour tonight, making a presentation and studying for an exam. Tired as [bleep].

We've only had one major riot or protest in the history of our country after freedom from Soviet occupation. That was in 2007, for a single day, when Russian minorities started rioting because the government dared to relocate a statue memorating the losses of Soviet soldiers in WWII. It was relocated from one of the main squares in city to the cemetary, where it should belong. Otherwise, not a single time. Wonder, if we are too emotionless and simply don't care enough to go to the streets or are we just blackout drunk all the time. And why the [bleep] would you need to riot anyway? Unless you had one very specific goal in mind. Which, as far as I have learned so far the rioters in your areas don't have right now.

You do know there were 2 AC games released at the same time? And one of them was pretty excellent actually? Ubisoft is a company of conflicts, at least in my view. But I am off to play Shadow of Mordor, which is from WB Games, who I have noticed giving out pretty much only excellent games... Well, all they have are pretty much Arkham games and now Shadow of Mordor.

Crossed the Latvian-Estonian border with yet another beer in my hand. Tomorrow the hangover is gonna kill me. 4 days in a row... Luckily today only a few sips of whiskey we had to drink before security in the airport and one single beer... All in all, epic trip. Best people.

That is old information. At 2013 we were no. 2 in Europe. After Czcechz, who are crazy with their beer. I am out of beer. [bleep] me.

Maaaaaaaan. Brussels is pretty much the capital of Europe. And to show full monty from European Embassy... It would be like if you'd be full monty on the balcony of the White House. Proosit kommerss! Noone drinks like we do. Preedik

Sorry for double post. But, seriously, showing full monty to the city from 8th floor. Drinking excellent beer. Being in the company of ridiculously awesome people. Red lanterns. It is the best trip I could ever imagine. Proosit kommerss! Preedik.

Wake up call! Caught you in the morning with another beer in your hands! Don't you care about me anymore, no? Don't you care about me? I don't feel so. Seriously, I wake up, first thing, a bottle of beer is shoved under my nose. And beer here pretty much starts at 10% volume. So I have been 2 days pass-out drunk. 1 more day. ONE MORE DAY!!!!!

I forgot to take clean underwear with me to this trip. UN-[bleep]ing-BELIEVABLY bad feeling like this. Never again.

In Brussels. Showed full monty to the city. I [bleep]ing love the beers here. Mmmmuah. <3

It rained ice today. Black ice on all sidewalks and roads. City buses had wheelspin. I don't even want to read news reports, since winter tires are mandatory from 1st of December...

Did my first winter swimming for the year. Riversides already were frozen :P Feeling awesome! Tomorrow off to Brussels.

Shadow of Mordor is freaking epic. Can understand the ravings of reviewers.

I didn't say there was no drinking involved. And academic stuff comes with a beer or two. We are allowed to drink during lectures. When on practices in Geology, we have a bottle of beer almost all the time in our hands. But we do it moderately, not pass-out drunk.

Greasy stuff also helps. But yeah, in my Korp! we are taught to chug aswell...

Yay, got my free The Witcher 2 Enhanced Edition through GoG. It's funny that they give out that good games, for nothing. Also, it is 4.50 AM and I just finished Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening. Who said I am not procrastinating?

Yeah, now I'm the nazi. You guys have misunderstood me again. I have nothing against Jews. I simply don't like the actions of the Israeli state. Does that make me anti-semitic? If it is so, then yes, I am a nazi. Should I start shouting "Heil Hitler" and wearing swastika? I have never mentioned population control. Except, maybe, for stating the fact that our population is growing uncontrollably. That does not mean that I'd propose or support any current method for stopping it. Anyways, today the person I was supposed to interview forgot about it. So I cannot meet the deadline of that essay for Monday. Which has opened up some time. Or well, would have, cause I then learned that I have to make a presentation about prehistoric climate for next Wednesday. And that I have to do 3 tests on Thursday. Yay me!

The thing about states is that the empty areas are desolate and huge. Alaska is pretty barren. The Rockies. Where you do have people, you have too many of them. In here, we have 1 city and the main towns have around 10k inhabitants. And people know pretty much everyone around their age in these towns. I do know what is capitalism. But I think that sole capitalism doesn't work. Some things should be left for public service, like healthcare, infrastructure, some sort of public media for public announcements, law and order, emergency services and so on. Fun thing about my country - through at most 10 people I know pretty much everyone in this country. Because we are so small, we keep together. Canada, for example, has Estonian College and banks and newspapers maintained by people who had to leave during World War 2.

FYI, been to the states for more than a week. 2 weeks to be exact :twss: The weather was mighty fine around the southern parts that I visited. But my biggest gripe about the states was that everything I saw was superficial. Also, you have too much people. And I prefer my free and pretty excellent public healthcare.

Hmmm. Now that's tempting... But if I were to change my citizenship I'd need some seriously valid reasons for it. Simply for the heck of it, no bloody way. And that $20k is only rent for like max 2-3 years at your American prices. I am proud to be Estonian. I can't imagine my life anywhere else. Nowhere else on the planet you have such cold, inhospitable, quiet, sarcastic, grumpy and depressed people all the time.

I seriously ain't moving anywhere for a lousy 20k. I'd need to start my whole life over, I can't even get a flat for 20k.

I wouldn't take American citizenship even if they paid me anything less than a million bucks. Damn, felt fine to be dancing again.

You silly 'muricans, always suing everything for your own stupidity. Like that old lady, wet cat and a microwave...

The last interview that I need as a basis as my essay takes place on Tuesday...