Ren - Moved to chitter.xyz @Nine@computerfairi.es

Honestly side from the fact that pretty much everything is closed until midday to check for damages and such, you could be forgiven for thinking nothing happened

The hotel is perfectly fine after the typhoon. It was swaying very very noticeably last night, but I managed to fall asleep during the full fury of it, then I woke up at 3am to a beautiful full moon, clear as crystal skies and a beautiful calm night. I would have gotten a photo but when I tried to get up I was so dizzy I nearly fell over. I'm fine now though!

@noiob I just had to listen to that again. It's wonderful

@noiob hhhgregg Panasonic Blu-ray 99 dolllaaars

@Ghast thanks to the internet the word Dinner is now forever said by the king of Hyrule in that godawful cd-i Zelda game in my head

@ansugeisler@scholar.social @kittybecca@masto.jews.international @HTHR@cybre.space I wanna read this now :3

@BatElite *happy chirps, safe in bat snugs* ^^

@BatElite *happy hugs!!*

@Brainship yeah they really have been terribly inaccurate lately. Bloody useless now they are. Then again not like their news reporting has been much cop for a while either

@BatElite I'll be honest I'm in bed at 9pm and the room is kinda creaking and I can feel the entire building sway ever so slightly, so it is creeping me out slightly but at the same time it's pretty cool as heck. This is absolutely one of the safest places I could possibly be to be honest.

If you're wondering why I'm bothering to check BBC weather reports for a country and city I'm already in, it's because very early on I discovered that the BBC weather reports for Tokyo were all but useless because they were so inaccurate as to be basically bare faced lies.

So now it's become a bit of a game, comparing it to more accurate weather predictions that seem to actually be trying to be accurate as opposed to throwing a dart at a board covered in weather symbols.