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[rinhirakoba]

Ah.... I was planning on going back home for a bit for Silver week, but my parents decided to go on a holiday instead. And I'd just bought an automatic fish feeder to cover me for the trip.

They sent me a large box of snacks though, as a sort of apology, since they knew I was looking forward to a trip home. So that's something.


If anyone is interested in an automatic timed fish feeder, lightly used, let me know.

Comments

[nanaseharu]

Is the fish feeder still available?

[rinhirakoba]

It depends. Would you say I'm a nice person?

[nanaseharu]

You like the water. You're a nice person as far as I can tell.

[rinhirakoba]

How honest.


What are you planning to use the fish feeder for?

[nanaseharu]

I was thinking I needed to buy some fish. An automatic fish feeder would be nice.

[rinhirakoba]

I kind of enjoy the routine and intimacy of feeding the fish myself. But automatic fish feeders are very convenient.

[izen]

On a scale of 1-10, how nice do you think this guy is?

[rinhirakoba]

If you're going to ask other people, you need to answer the question yourself as well.

[izen]

Still collecting information.

[rinhirakoba]

I'll keep being nice to you for a while longer, then. I want to get at least an 8/10.

[izen]

If you get that score, then will you start being mean?

[rinhirakoba]

Are you going to purposely give me 7/10 so I keep being nice to you?

[izen]

Or I'm tempted to give you an 8 now, just to see what happens.

[rinhirakoba]

Taste the biscuits and tea first and decide what you want to do after that.

[izen]

If they smell fishy, I'm not eating them.

[rinhirakoba]

Is that the only smell that'll turn you off eating biscuits?

[izen]

No.

[rinhirakoba]

You'll have to list them for me so I'm careful with what I put into the biscuits.

[izen]

I like sweets with tea.

[nanaseharu]

He likes the water.

10.

[izen]

You're going to be scammed one day with that optimism.