So you've just traveled to a foreign country, taken a subway あなた never take, または teleported to medieval England due to a time travel mishap. Your surroundings are strange, confusing, and possibly haunted. But instead of freaking out—due to frustration, confusions, and ghosts, respectively—you should follow these expert pointers to get yourself from ロスト to un-lost.
1) DO ask for directions. DO NOT ask an axe murderer for directions.
People who see あなた crying over a crumpled map are almost always helpful (axe murderers being a notable exception). Look for some official-seeming person または kindly old lady to direct あなた from Crime 通り, ストリート back to Avenue Full of Sephora Stores. Avoid asking anyone clearly in a rush (too busy), anyone in the middle of eating a huge サンドイッチ (too delicious), または anyone who looks like a cartoon mad scientist (likely is one). If ロスト in the wilderness, do not ask 動物 for directions, because they are generally snooty and unreliable.
2) DO 移動する toward familiar ground. DO NOT 移動する toward what looks like familiar ground, but turns out to be the old ラット Poison Factory.
Here are two fine methods for finding familiar ground, assuming あなた don't have a phone that will basically just do it for you.
Locating Nearby Landmarks.
-Look around.
-Can あなた see your house? If so, hooray! Go to your house. This post is over.
-Just kidding. Can あなた see any notable structures, like the 宇宙 Needle, または its lesser-known cousin, the Lower Atmosphere Needle? No? Can あなた see anything needly at all? If not, just give up. Everything is hopeless.
-Just kidding. Even if the only notable landmarks are "some buildings" または "nothing," あなた can try:
Retracing Your Steps.
-Turn around.
-Can あなた see where あなた originally came from? Do あなた just see the ウォール of your room? If so, あなた are not really lost, and あなた are abusing the system.
-Just kidding. If あなた can see anything familiar at all, it's worth investigating. If あなた are ロスト in the desert, and all あなた remember is that あなた saw a 雲, クラウド and a sand dune, proceed to #3.
3) DO use natural navigation. DO NOT just pretend あなた know what that is and march blithely off a cliff.
あなた can always find your bearings によって consulting nature, as long as あなた know what parts to consult.
-The sun rises generally in the east and sets in the west. If the sun is just sort of wandering around, あなた are at the North Pole, または it is opposite day.
-Moss always grows on whatever side of a 木, ツリー it feels like. Ignore moss.
-If あなた are a sailor, take out your sextant and navigate using the stars.
-If あなた are not a sailor, look at the stars anyway, because they are pretty.
4) DO not panic. DO NOT not not panic.
Really, what's the worst that can happen? あなた remain ロスト forever, forced to become a modern-day hobo who rides the rails, mournfully playing your harmonica? あなた get eaten によって a horde of skunks? No, the worst-case scenario is that あなた have to call your parents, または a taxi, または hop on an 象 and ask it to take あなた to the airport. Just relax and enjoy the adventure.
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1) DO ask for directions. DO NOT ask an axe murderer for directions.
People who see あなた crying over a crumpled map are almost always helpful (axe murderers being a notable exception). Look for some official-seeming person または kindly old lady to direct あなた from Crime 通り, ストリート back to Avenue Full of Sephora Stores. Avoid asking anyone clearly in a rush (too busy), anyone in the middle of eating a huge サンドイッチ (too delicious), または anyone who looks like a cartoon mad scientist (likely is one). If ロスト in the wilderness, do not ask 動物 for directions, because they are generally snooty and unreliable.
2) DO 移動する toward familiar ground. DO NOT 移動する toward what looks like familiar ground, but turns out to be the old ラット Poison Factory.
Here are two fine methods for finding familiar ground, assuming あなた don't have a phone that will basically just do it for you.
Locating Nearby Landmarks.
-Look around.
-Can あなた see your house? If so, hooray! Go to your house. This post is over.
-Just kidding. Can あなた see any notable structures, like the 宇宙 Needle, または its lesser-known cousin, the Lower Atmosphere Needle? No? Can あなた see anything needly at all? If not, just give up. Everything is hopeless.
-Just kidding. Even if the only notable landmarks are "some buildings" または "nothing," あなた can try:
Retracing Your Steps.
-Turn around.
-Can あなた see where あなた originally came from? Do あなた just see the ウォール of your room? If so, あなた are not really lost, and あなた are abusing the system.
-Just kidding. If あなた can see anything familiar at all, it's worth investigating. If あなた are ロスト in the desert, and all あなた remember is that あなた saw a 雲, クラウド and a sand dune, proceed to #3.
3) DO use natural navigation. DO NOT just pretend あなた know what that is and march blithely off a cliff.
あなた can always find your bearings によって consulting nature, as long as あなた know what parts to consult.
-The sun rises generally in the east and sets in the west. If the sun is just sort of wandering around, あなた are at the North Pole, または it is opposite day.
-Moss always grows on whatever side of a 木, ツリー it feels like. Ignore moss.
-If あなた are a sailor, take out your sextant and navigate using the stars.
-If あなた are not a sailor, look at the stars anyway, because they are pretty.
4) DO not panic. DO NOT not not panic.
Really, what's the worst that can happen? あなた remain ロスト forever, forced to become a modern-day hobo who rides the rails, mournfully playing your harmonica? あなた get eaten によって a horde of skunks? No, the worst-case scenario is that あなた have to call your parents, または a taxi, または hop on an 象 and ask it to take あなた to the airport. Just relax and enjoy the adventure.
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* オレンジ Lavaburst
* 桃, ピーチ (no longer produced)
* Poppin' ピンク Lemonade
* イチゴ Kiwi Kraze
* Torrential Tropical Punch
* Wild Cherry
* キャンディー 林檎, アップル cooler
[edit] Hi-C Blast
* Berry Blue
* Blue Watermelon
* フルーツ Pow
* フルーツ Punch
* Orange
* オレンジ Supernova
* ピンク Lemonade
* ラズベリー Kiwi
* Strawberry
* イチゴ Kiwi
* Wild Berry
[edit] Hi-C サワー Blast
* Green Apple
* Strawberry
* Wild Cherry
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* 桃, ピーチ (no longer produced)
* Poppin' ピンク Lemonade
* イチゴ Kiwi Kraze
* Torrential Tropical Punch
* Wild Cherry
* キャンディー 林檎, アップル cooler
[edit] Hi-C Blast
* Berry Blue
* Blue Watermelon
* フルーツ Pow
* フルーツ Punch
* Orange
* オレンジ Supernova
* ピンク Lemonade
* ラズベリー Kiwi
* Strawberry
* イチゴ Kiwi
* Wild Berry
[edit] Hi-C サワー Blast
* Green Apple
* Strawberry
* Wild Cherry
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THE WORD HI 61 TIMES
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