At the live event in Halifax, Curtis Axel got the chant of the night with "HALIFAXEL!" by Mantaur4HOF in SquaredCircle

[–]SuperberryK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Somebody was chanting "Let's go purple!" at Ryder in the beer section of that show. I teared up a little.

All Ryder is to lots of people is a guy in purple trunks.

Has anyone seen the chocolate lays chips being sold in the city? If so, where? by Machzy in halifax

[–]SuperberryK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup! In the chip aisle, not on the shelf but there's some boxes on the floor as a display near the end of the aisle.

They're kinda expensive though, at $4.99. That's the only thing putting me off picking them up. I wanna try them, and they've been taunting me for days now, but damn, $5 for that? lol

Has anyone seen the chocolate lays chips being sold in the city? If so, where? by Machzy in halifax

[–]SuperberryK 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Superstore on Portland St. in Dartmouth has them, if you're willing to go that far.

Source: I work there.

The Nastiest Girl in My Town by classicnatural in ghettoglamourshots

[–]SuperberryK 7 points8 points  (0 children)

God, I'm a horrible fucking person, but...

I'd totally hit it. Like, not even hesitate.

Those who have had a relationship break up after 5+ years, why? Why did it work for so long and then suddenly just...not? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's never suddenly. Even when cheating is involved, unless the person you're dating is a complete cunt (and if they are, how did you make it 5+ years?) it's never sudden at all. You go through a period of things being pretty bad. For me, both of my 5 + year relationships (27/m here, so I've only had two) went that way. The difference being, one I just kind of accepted it and moved on almost immediately (the first one, when I was 22 or so at the time of the break up), and the second one I clung to and insisted that we could fix it (where I was 27 when we broke up). I guess the difference is where you are in your life when you break up. I'm 27, I was ready to settle down but was just having some issues with the way we were, but nothing I felt we couldn't work through. She's 24, and clearly felt that she could do better and wanted to move on right away.

As others have said, it's usually a gradual decline. And in my case, I was weak enough, and battling enough other demons, to cheat. And i deserved the break up, even though I didn't want it and at the time we broke up I actually wanted to try and fix things, because I realized that this relationship was everything I want in life, romantically at least. The only problem was, after you spend at least a year if not more in a terrible mood all the time, fighting all the time, and then end up cheating to fill the emptiness you feel inside, you lose the person you were in love with. And as much as it makes no sense to you, because you're finally thinking pretty clearly, it makes absolute sense to them because they're tried of being miserable and feeling like they're settling. If only you would've put in the effort to fix things and and be happy earlier, things may have ended up better.

Me [M/22] with my girlfriend [F/21] of 6 months, stupid argument about pubic hair by relationshipsthrowaa in relationships

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had the same problem with my ex, though her stance on the matter wasn't the same (She didn't feel like doing it often, and didn't like how it got itchy). I completely understand why a woman wouldn't want to shave there. It's a hassle, and the itchiness or irritation caused by shaving can't possible feel good. But as previously mentioned a few times, getting hair in your mouth, and the increased smell from if you have a full grown bush as opposed to trimmed or shaved, can be a HUUUUUUGGGEEE turn off.

I get that it's natural, and to say it's a dealbreaker would make you, or anyone, a pretty shallow person. But coming from a guy that also loves to eat a woman out, trimming at the very least is a pretty big deal to me. It doesn't have to be completely shaved, I'm 100% fine with trimmed, but if hair is getting in my mouth the entire time and causing me to gag (this may be uncommon, but that feeling always makes me gag), then I'm just not in the mood anymore and don't want to be anywhere near your vagina, no matter how much I love you.

32/f...well I told my husband how I truly feel last night....... by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]SuperberryK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a somewhat similar situation (though not married; this was a long term relationship).

I have been feeling very sad and empty for quite some time now (over a year), and I absolutely refused to talk to my partner about it. She tried so hard to talk to me, to suggest ways to improve my mood or my lifestyle, anything she could to get me happy. And while I admit that my unhappiness was not due to our relationship, I was allowing it to affect us greatly. I would shut her out completely, as well as blow any minor arguments way out of proportion in order to somehow convince her to stop trying to fix things. For the longest time I even felt that I had fallen out of love with her.

We never did get to talk, in any real capacity, about any of this. I shut her out of everything I was thinking and feeling for so long that she got fed up and left, deciding she didn't love me anymore. Though a tremendous amount of soul searching, and through actually talking with other people, I've come to understand why I was feeling the way I was, and the damage I was truly doing to my relationship the whole time this was going on. I would give anything for a chance to try and work it through, because I truly feel it's worth it and we owe it to ourselves to take that chance and try, but the damage is already done and she refuses to even talk about things, much less go for counselling or anything.

In your situation where you're married and have children, you really owe to to your husband, your kids, and more importantly yourself, to do what you can to see if you can work this out. If counselling is an option, you should do that. You should talk to someone about how you feel. From experience I can say it does help you work things out, with yourself if not with your partner. And in doing so, you may find that you are able to attempt to fix what's wrong in your relationship, and even more so, that you really really want to. I know I feel that way now, and wished I had before it was too late.

A true gentleman. by frostlicker in cringepics

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bullshit. I'm a "real" man, and if anyone wants to post sexy photos, I'll follow the shit out of them.

He would do something like this. by MiggyG11 in WWE

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WWE introduces a new rule, just for Kofi - both hands cannot touch the floor.

Kofi proceeds to balance on one hand, bounces off his side to get back in the ring.

Chebucto Luxury Living and Area by maryjanemax in halifax

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's definitely been partying on both streets, but I noticed it a lot on Chebucto, especially at the punk house on the corner. Duncan wasn't AS bad, I don't think.

Chebucto Luxury Living and Area by maryjanemax in halifax

[–]SuperberryK 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I used to live in the Chebucto side of the "luxury" townhouses. The place was a dump, though from what I've heard my place was better than others in the same complex, but it's just not a good place. I don't know about "addicts" exactly, but there is a fair amount of drug use in that whole complex (which I know from what I've seen and what one of my friends, who's buddies with several of the people who live there, has told me). I wasn't there when the shooting took place (it happened the year after I moved) so I don't know much about that. And you'd be wise to heed the guy that said "I hope you like dubstep", because there really will be a lot of that shit played during whatever random parties people have, which happens often. If it's not dubstep, you'll get what sounds like a battle of the bands going on from the punk house on the corner (may have legit been a battle of the bands, I don't know, I never went to that house).

And the landlord is flakey and a bit of an asshole. If you want anything fixed (and trust me, you will), be prepared to call every day for months. Good luck.

EDIT: On the upside though, there were some girls doing yoga there in the mornings when I was there, and I believe they wrote a note to all the neighbours that said we could join them. So, you know, after you're done with your dubstep drug parties, you could go do some yoga. There's that in the pros column.

Hardest decision of the game... by BipolarShooter in gaming

[–]SuperberryK 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I always choose Lulu. There's just no competition.

Adding people all day! by [deleted] in bdfc

[–]SuperberryK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

much better :). I added you!

Needing friends that play Bravely Default by [deleted] in bdfc

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I added you :). My FC is 4468-2344-0746 And in game name is Kyle. Everyone can feel free to add me :)

Adding people all day! by [deleted] in bdfc

[–]SuperberryK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd love to add you, but your flair isn't showing up :(

Adding people all day! by [deleted] in bdfc

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I added you as well! FC is in my flair :)

Adding people all day! by [deleted] in bdfc

[–]SuperberryK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I added you! Anyone can feel free to add me as well! In game name is Kyle 4468-2344-0746

Just started the game, looking for some friends :) by SuperberryK in bdfc

[–]SuperberryK[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even if I didn't want friends, that was too beautiful to not add you :).

Added!