>>522420 more seriously though i mean is it a noticeable difference or what it's impossible for me to tell because i can't view shit in 144fps on any of my devices as it is money is no factor in this decision
>waiting at a red light >look down at my phone idly >look back up >a naked man on a horse goes by >hear sirens in the other direction running off the rails on a crazy train
Anno
I wasn't expecting the horse to be there when I first saw you typing "a naked man". Was the horse moving quickly?
I'm not sure if it was running quickly, but it was moving a lot faster than a person can run.
Anno
Well I guess any port in a storm when you're trying to get away.
Anno
Some of the peanuts in this jar are nearly an inch in length. I can't recall even seeing peanuts that long before, let alone the three or four I've had in this jar. Taste fine though, so eh.
It's a strange world out there. Full of naked people on horses.
>>522454 Really? Long peanuts are really common here, especially at baseball games and stuff.
Anno
Probably less full of naked people on horses than there were in the past though.
>>522455 I'd say they usually don't get longer than 1.5cm or so in the jars and tins of peanuts you can get at stores here. Though I don't really eat a particularly lot of peanuts, so maybe my sample bias is kind of small.
>Probably less full of naked people on horses than there were in the past though. This is so sad.
>>522456 Oh, I guess they're deshelled. Unpeeled, so to say. err peeled I guess they're more commonly long when they're in the crust, still. That's what I was thinking.
an american energy company and one of the biggest accounting agencies in the world, called enron, had some pretty big scandals a while back and got btfo and died
FormerRei@mobile
>>522472 How the fuck can you be anti capitalist and not know enron. It's practically the Hitler example equivalent for capitalism .
sk
oh rip
Kirara 🚗
>>522474 surprisingly, leftists never really talk about enron outside of the US, i doubt many younger leftists have heard it which is really weird
I mean I generally just don't care that much whether a company is following the law or not, in terms of my stance on capitalism It's not very important
FormerRei@mobile
>>522477 Go read about it They fucked over thousands of their employees
Also each country has their own shit story about some over greedy company or disaster case of a company anyhow so if they have some story about corporative ludacricy, they most likely quote their local equilevant and remember that than some us case from years back
Kirara 🚗
enron's corruption was literally something that had effects in nearly every western country
FormerRei@mobile
Enron was pretty big Like hundreds of billions of dollars
FormerRei@mobile
And their corruption even affected politics because they fucked over California by charging too much for electricity and selling power out of state Which lead to the California energy crisis
One of the largest accpunting firms in the world went out if business as a result of it. Enron's corruption consists of basically everything you would use as examples to explain why businesses are bad.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
any news about enron would be blobbed by Euro and eu policies and the dotcom aftereffect
>>522485 Once again there are better and more familiar cases in both of our countries or in the european market that affected us and are better known to us so as big as this might have been never heard of it
I feel like attempting to fully understand the effects of what happened is just a lot of work that's not super useful, that's all Like of course it's important to understand why we are where we are in detail, but that's not something that comes up that often
>>522491 Who knows but I don't remember ever hearing about it on the news or anything only place I have heard of enron has been on moe I mean seriously, 1999-2002 was all about Euro in terms of news coverage and 9/11
>>522503 it actually worked out alright, their local natural gas stuff got bought out by another company which kept my dad on and it was actually a decent job
月
enron hubbard
FormerRei@mobile
>>522505 I made that joke the other day but my friend didn't get it.
>>522515 I mix them up Anyways >Since 2010, under Farrakhan, members have been strongly encouraged to study Dianetics, and the Nation claims it has trained 1,055 auditors.
FormerRei@mobile
Did you know that they also believe that whites were created by an evil black scientist named Jakub?
Kirara 🚗
>>522516 this is the kind of shit that happens when you hand down leadership of the organization you run (while you're already fucking crazy) to your kid
I watched a baseball game and a movie with my dad and I gave him some glass airplant pots that hang from stuff.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
as for last father's day, my brother invited him + his gf to a restaurant and then I got him a bottle of exotic beer
Kirara 🚗
is exotic beer in finland like, american beer?
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
naw it was some quite good belgian monastery beer
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
but it is exotic, in it is quite rare the batches for those aren't that big, so they aren't available year around
Anno
Belgian monastery beer is hella good.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
monastery beers and wines are damn good almsot always
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
also they come in those 0,75 or 1l or bigger bottles with that attached closer so they alone already look quite fancy
Anno
The headband on my headphones is -has almost completely fallen apart now. Only like 20-25% of the sitching holding the headband casing still remains. Even now I can't take the headphones off without needing to finnagle them carefully onto my head, lest the padding inside the headband falls out.
I really want to get a replacement pair but even an okay-ish approx. fifty dollar pair would be a bit expensive. It's annoying.
Kirara 🚗
>>522544 oh wow i've never seen beer in big bottles like that
Anno
I think the Saku bottles Jan and I got last year in Philly were at least 750mL. Might've been 500 though
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>522546 really? I have seen US made beer in 750 >>522547 saku isn't made in larger than 500
Kirara 🚗
>>522547 yeah, it was only 500ml i still have those bottles in my fridge since jan said he'd drink them
I miss when these mini kegs were a thing Lidl used to have these 5l kegs during summers for sale, the beer was damn good and the price wasn't bad something like 20€ a piece
my client today was talking about how cool it would be to befriend a mob boss because he could help him find ways to make money so i asked about it, and he was like, "yeah, we could open a restaurant or something!" he wants to become friends with criminals so he can help them "come up with legal ideas to make money" lol autistic people that are kind of low functioning turn into really pure adults
I just can't wait to watch FLCL2 Once the dub is out, cause \\\ The sub I don't wanna watch the dub I think they're still using the same voice actors for the dub
>>522573 >>522575 She's doing about the same as she was. She's spending most of her time asleep. They're still trying to find something her pneumonia will respond to. She wants to come home but she's way too sick, I guess.
>>522582 She seems like she'd be somewhat stable after all this time, but maybe there's something to do with the air pressure involved in putting her on a plane that's a problem. Not really sure about that. You'd think you could circumvent that with a pressurized cabin, but I don't know enough about airplanes and flying.
>>522585 Oh yeah, haha. I remember that, and they'd break out while singing. It'd be the feel good movie of the year.
>>522586 I don't know. I think that even pressurized cabins don't recreate the ground elevation pressure. Meido hasn't said anything about it, and I guess I didn't think to ask why they weren't doing it.
月
i was at like 65% oxygen retention when i had pneumonia and i got brain damage p bad from it i would imagine risking oxygen levels is risky
definitely want to avoid that i should ask what her oxygen retention is i don't know a lot about the lungs and stuff, honestly my mom is a respiratory therapist so i could ask her but she doesn't like fish so she'd probably lie to me
月
your mom is a fucking psychopath i would avoid any unnecessary contact
Kirara 🚗
yeah good point last time i saw her she was like, "oh, boo hoo, i had to pull someone's life support again! it's so cool, but it's so painful!" she can't even pretend to care well
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>522582 I think the "mafia loves food" comes from both them being italian and welp restaurants being the most common front for their organisations
"oopsies!" yeah probably my stepdad apparently broke his wrist because he fell while walking around on the driveway or something she probably pushed him he's also suddenly got a hernia and heart problems i wonder if she's going to finish him off
I am probably not going to go to Nigeria since I have contact now
>>522623 the unhappiest man Kierkegaard's short essay about how living is pain and the unhappiest man imaginable is someone that can never find the sweet escape from pain that is death
>>522611 I promise it's not like that FBI game i made you play even though you didn't do the cookies subroute
I think that you will understand once you play a little bit and imo i'd like you to take your time with it and do it over several sessions even if it takes months it's def worth it
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
I havn't read any philosophy in years maybe I should see if the local library has anything interesting
i just thought it was funny because everyone was like, "oh man this is so depressing and DEEP" and i've been sitting around like "shit living is nothing but pain" for years it must be nice to not think being alive is painful fuckin noobs
>>522633 haha i really enjoyed it it was fun as fuck especially watchin you tryna lock pick but this isn't that D4 is swery incarnate it's so fluid it's the most fluid experience a person can have imo
Kirara 🚗
that fucking LOCKPICKING PUZZLE AAAAAAA >>522632 existentialism is my shit my therapy modality is existential psychotherapy haha
>>522634 i've seen some clips from it it looks nuts
月
>>522635 the clips aint shit it's a devil is in the details kind of game i've watched dozens of people play the game already it's entirely a unique experience every time the things you pay attention to speak volumes
>>522635 I remember one essay I wrote last time studyin philo, titled something like Would I exist more excellently, if I entered existentialism with a head splitting hangover and still got good grade for it
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
not exactly titled like that, but it was practically only E beginning words on the title
>>522639 good evening yuu how are you >>522640 which part >>522641 water you doin for supper im havin a chicken marsala i'm adding mozzarella cheese to it because i am clinically diagnosed with a dairy addiction
>>522643 it's totally different every time maybe it's the same on some superficial level because the plot is the same but it's a detective kind of game there are more things to inquire about than any one person will ever explore, and seeing everyone enthused by different things is the greatest part there's also a totally irrelevant wardrobe system and it's neat to see how much attention people pay to how they look, and it does inherently have an affect on the plot in some regards
rook totally rushed it, but it was still fun i feel like D4 is one of the games where i can tell a lot about a person by how they play it
>>522647 i dunno if it makes sense but i really want to watch you play it with full freedom not feeling like you're rushed or compelled in any way even though i'm very obviously pushing you to it's crucial to the experience
It's funny that people entering their third year of a doctoral program can still be the kind of person that would copy and paste. This is for something for our dissertation prep class, too, haha.
Anno
Maybe I'm just particular about my writing, but even if I was literally copy-pasting content I'd probably still be writing/typing it out myself. Even when I'm quoting I'll usually just write it out instead of copying it, unless it's like, three lines of content.
Not to mention, as a good rule of thumb, if it feels like something -might- be plagarism, it's usually safe to assume it is going to be considered plagarism.
I could never stand it if I used someone else's words. My way of writing academically is somewhat unique so if there's part I didn't write, it breaks up the flow of everything. It'd drive me mad.
Anno
Never mind that also from an educational standpoint, just parroting what someone else has written or said flies in the face of what a student is supposed to learn in an academic environment like that.
Well, to be fair, having to do a dissertation is just an archaic part of the system that hasn't been eliminated yet. We're a clinical program, working on our doctorates in psychology, not philosophy, so having to do a study is something that a lot of my colleagues aren't keen on. They just want to see clients and provide therapy.
I'm okay with it because I've been involved in research for like 6 years now, though.
giving /moe/ fair warning abou tracked location surveys i'd advise against answering or participating in questionable surveys
Anno
>>522659 Yeah, that's fair. There's so many fields of work that are still tied way too closely to academic qualifications where a practiced or technical qualification would suit them far better.
>>522660 questionable surveys like my dissertation survey?!
>>522661 we have technical qualifications we have to pass we have to prove we can provide therapy, then we have to prove we have a good knowledge pool for psychology, then we have to prove we can provide therapy two more times before we can get licensed plus our dissertation
i'm fine with doing a dissertation and want to do it though it's an opportunity for me to utilize the resources of someone more experienced than me for whatever i want
月
>>522662 no, just things which don't need to be a third party survey but are, specifically in our messageboard realm e.g. someon could just tag my name or anyone elses with some ranomd strawpoll-like survey and ask a question and respondent's location are tracked
it's not a new threat by any means and i wouldnt mention it if it wasn't that someone in particular wasn't fishing for info with it
Kirara 🚗
thanks for the warning
月
how do i quote someons in the past
Kirara 🚗
how do you quote someone in the future?
月
i wish i could make a PSA about unfairness but it doesnt/would matter
Kirara 🚗
is somethin goin on
月
how can i tell
Kirara 🚗
does it feel internal or external
月
what's the number again my phone is bricked
月
im using a temp
Kirara 🚗
my number?
月
no the hotline
Kirara 🚗
18002738255
Kirara 🚗
was it saved in your old phone?
月
idk
Anno
A game I was playing last night somehow uninstalled itself since then and now. It's not a big deal since the whole thing isn't even a gigabyte in file size but it's weird that it happened.
月
but i owe an apology to lobster, sugoi, and yuu, in tha // that order sorry
Second day in a row where I haven't had anything more than cereal, pasta, and carrots for meals. Maybe I'll stop somewhere to eat out for supper tomorrow to celebrate the end of the semester.
My summer semester is like June 13th to last week of July or something. I'm getting two new clients this week, so I'll have lots of clients to keep me busy once the two classes end.
Anno
This pack of hairbands I have has an assortment of five colours, but the first of each in the vertical way they're packed is a little fancier with dots of reflective material spaced evenly along the band. It's weird.
Playing Breath of the Wild again. Wonder if I'll ever beat it.
Maria
How much did you accomplish? You could probably beat it today if you really wanted to. Hyrule Castle and the Ganon fight aren't that hard Unless you're talking about 100% completion in which case good luck mate
Anno
I'm not certain about 100% completion but just beating it won't quite cut it. I gotta squeeze emotional satisfaction out of the game.
FormerRei@mobile
You have it on switch or wii u?
Anno
you guys are fucking COOL you hear me you're just fuckin STELLAR
I don't get enough sleep when I've got the day shift I guess I gotta just start going to bed earlier, cause this is awful
Anno
Compromising sleep, personal interests, and work is always a nuisance for me. There isn't really an atypical workshift that suits me and lets me sleep at a "proper" time or whatnot.
night shifts are fine but day shifts are just painful
Anno
Night shifts wouldn't be a problem for me if I didn't have things I really want to do during the time they'd be running. I wouldn't be able to watch anime with /moe/ if I worked regular night shifts. And because I stay up late I can't sleep a lot at night and start a job that needs me waking up at 06:00 or earlier. So I gotta compromise some other way.
i was looking for a kizuna hand puppet but i guess they dont exist >>522812 that's more PR type stuff i'll let you work that stuff i'm only good with the granular stuff
Kirara 🚗
>>522813 it would be incredibly dangerous and probably not in a fun way
>>522822 you free the kids, some of them that are old enough to manage on their own can be left alone, but some of the younger kids will have to be helped more their parents are all incarcerated, though, so we can't reunite them bringing them to a hideout is foolish because it'll be easy to snatch them back up it's better if people just disperse and make themselves scarce and >>522824 we have to make sure they can't solidify this stuff
月
no from the rain >>522822 the important part is not to let the process solidify
Kirara 🚗
we all know what happens when you ignore concentration camps i'm not comfortable being one of the people that looks back in 20 years and thinks can't believe i didn't even try
what does that even fucking mean the air force and space force are separate but equal????????????????
月
it's obviously said just for normalization regardless of how many people notice it, millions will hear it said and not think it significant enough to pay any attention to
Kirara 🚗
yeah it's so stupid all of this is so maddening they've been pushing it and pushing it and suddenly liberals are like, whaaaat, i can't believe thiiiis, this isn't america!!
月
do you have any orthogonal sources for tracking this
i dont even mean intentional stuff just the threads of thought in the way the information is attained obfuscates how i probe the information the whole process is really destructive of information
月
do you wanna open a discord for this or something to organize information
Kirara 🚗
sounds good to me
Kirara 🚗
maybe something less tracked would be better though
wow 28way split on second tier price on eurojackpot but no one got the jackpot yet so 28 people/group just got 900k€ all over europe 90 million still waiting for a winner for 4 weeks in a row
>>522879 Neat, it goes to government stuff here too, usually education. But in many states that means "oh we can give less tax money to the schools because the lottery covers it" so it becomes an excuse to defu nd education. See Florida for example.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
veikkaus is 100% non profit organisation so ofc government gets the lottery tax share
Well we aren't a nation of corrupt and selfish cunts so
FormerRei@mobile
>>522884 We aren't either, it just so happens that that minority is good at getting into power.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
though who knows in 20 years since EU wants that
FormerRei@mobile
Although I actually do live in a super politically corrupt county. But the politicians here aren't corrupt and inept. They actually get things done. They couod certainly do better. But all the non corrupt people who run just don't have the experience. Chicago's the third biggest city in the US. You need more than a pure heart to keep it running. As much as I hate the corruptness the current mayor gets a lot of things done. Except in education. The pubpic schools in the city are a huge mess. *public
FormerRei@mobile
Although as usual a lot of this goes back to the previous administration.
FormerRei@mobile
Well, it's more than just the schools. Although part of a really big problem with them is a statewide thing that goes back a bit. The tl;dr is that people borrowed against pensions of the teachers union or something like that and never paid it back. So starting any day now people retiring won't have their pensions.
it is just broken window theory y'all need to replace the broken window as soon as they are smashed
FormerRei@mobile
>>522890 Broken window theory is not supported by evidence. Although I get what you mean in this context.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
if you didn't realise, that was sarcasm
FormerRei@mobile
Yeah I did, i just felt like pointing it out. Anyways the system is pretty broken but its (here) getting a lot better. The previous mayor was supper corrupt. The current one is like a 2.5/5 on a corruptness scale. He's fixed a lot of stuff.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
but I can see broken window stuff as a factor why a neighbourhood starts to go bad, but bythe time that is happenign well... it most likely is bad
FormerRei@mobile
Also our last really non corrupt president got fucked over really bad.
Guess he has enough support to keep going amusingly read that if the current social and health reform goes through, this province gets fucked up to 8 million € a year in income and loses control of their own functions, them being relocated to a higher level, combining several provinces to work under a shared social and health system
I don't understand fully how people get these pictures, but they're fantastic
月
im gonna ask you a question /moe/ there's a reason behind it and i'll follow up but i just want to ask the question first
why do children cry when they hurt themselves
ToN
it hurts, probably it’s an instinctual cry for help
月
okay, so we have "to get help", or to bring attention to the situation, et cetera any others?
sk
isn't it like, a stress relief function?
月
and we have "to relieve stress" both are obviously true in some sense the child cries because something has happened, and crying signals the mother (or whoever) to help both valid statements
this question was asked on /sci/ http://boards.4chan.org/sci/thread/9820538
everyone just said "to get help from its mom" et cetera, along with some insults about the obviousness of it my response is probably obvious about how unexpected situations in an underdeveloped brain can cause stimulation and evoke a physiological response
i thought it was p obvious that that's what the OP was asking about and wondered why i was alone in answering it i don't know how hard i'm projecting though
just an internal point of contention i was trying to get some illumination on
Anno
Well vocal crying out is a pretty consistent reaction to pain across many animal species. Producing tears at pain, at least mild pain like a child would even cry at, is a little less common? It might also be that they haven't developed a personal evaluation of pain yet, so everything that hurts them hurts REAL bad. Crying tears is also a reaction to being emotional pain too, like being scared or put in an uncomfortable situation, which is an important analogue I think isn't really touched upon in the original question.
I think in all cases it's an overstimulation thing but that aside, it's just a preparatory question
my real question, or prompt i guess, is the observation of the trend of responses Why does a child cry when hurt? 1. To get attention/assistance, so social signalling 2. Innate response to stress/overstimulation physiologically
two totally different whys here one being what a child gains from crying one being what causes a child to cry
i'm ruminating on that a bit so i'll leave it open ended for commentary, if anyone has any and if not, it's not really a significant thing anyway
月
note my interest is in the linguistics and dynamics of Q/A and not really in the child crying children cry it's what they were invented to do
月
i think cause and effect are relative to the systems at play physiologically, the children cry because they're presented with an unexpected situation which their brain can't internally resolve the immediate action potential overflow from the incoming nervous signals from the pain receptors, and also from their brain organizing things in a way with an expectation that was not met such that they now have previously unresolved action potential + new incoming signals driving the action potential up so the brain outsources to the nervous system, the nerves are overexcited and look for ways of externalizing it, one of which is crying (also laughter, shouting, or in serious cases, seizures)
evolutionarily it's just good for the lineage to signal to elders that something is wrong so that you can get assistance from informatic superiority and individually it's done just because it's learned that crying equals help and attention, things which the brain is very fond of
i guess my gripe is in the usefulness of language to present these conditionals intuitively a fairly simple question has a broad range of applicable systems in play
the amount of elucidation necessary to pinpoint context is overbearing to the point that it's no longer a social exchange but an academic one i dont really think that needs to be the case i feel like there's a much more streamlined channel of communication that could occur here
https://www.theguardian.com/games/2018/mar/07/fortnite-battle-royale-parents-guide-video-game-multiplayer-shooter >Well, it’s free, it’s fun and it has a very silly, offbeat sense of humour. While PUGB has a serious, realistic visual style, Fortnite: Battle Royale has very bright, almost cartoon-like graphics as well as loads of ridiculous items and costumes, such as space suits and dinosaur outfits. >PUGB
haha
Anno
You play as a pug in a battle royale for the best treats.
月
>20 pugs face off in a free for all to find out who is a good boy
Anno
To find out who is the GOODEST boy.
月
>golden retriever shows up gg
Anno
There's a special game mode where the pugs have to take on an Alaskan Malamute before he gobbles up all the treats himself.
Anno
>Horsey Fatback Well I guess that's one way to call a camel.
月
>>522925 have you ever seen those hunting games i always wanted something like that with online pvp where some players are the bear/elk/etc
Anno
I've seen snippets. There's similar games, like that one that has players take turns being a shark against some swimmers. And more fantasy games like that one from a few years back about being a team of monster hunters going up against a player as an OP monster.
A bear might be a fair chance but I think an elk would always be a little unfair for the person playing the elk.
Anno
nOT IF IT'S A DRUGGED-UP ELK WITH 5X THE hp. Oh gross the caps again You get what I'm saying soe Far Cry 5 shit
Kirara 🚗
google is so bad im trying to find out information about the luminosity of different phone leds and it's only giving me ads for phones and reviews of phone screens that don't have that information
i hate that it's literally impossible to search for, for instance, Steven King no matter what you do it'll think you mean stephen king if you put it in quotations and put -stephen, you'll just get forum posts from people that are still referring to stephen king as steven king
>>522931 >only humans can produce emotional tears I... is that so?
月
>>522933 probably not but hey, it's the internet and whatever forum has a thread that the most bored housewives click to from the search results is what google defines as worthy of having a special caption for
It has been very positive for my overall mental state to have a purpose, yeah I tunnel vision hard on stuff I'm interesting in though, so it's like that Cage the Elephant song
It didn't stop there It consumed me
月
https://pastebin.com/8uaSg9rr
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I AM AN ADULT
ToN
i have found porpoise
FormerRei@mobile
Neat
Anno
I cant remember if I took my vitamins this morning or not
>hey since I accidentally clicked on me3 icon, let's go do the first few missions >oh forgot EA is so shit at their own games, that the LOAD CHARACTER function doesn't load my character proper and I need to completely redo the face why does anyone give EA money?
I'm not sure how effective you'll be, but god bless
Kirara 🚗
well ICE offices around the country are being closed temporarily because of protests and cops are begging protestors to let ICE agents go home to their families which is hilarious and not going to happen
Not that I think that's a reason not to do it >>522980 Maybe I've mixed something up I was sure I saw that scroll by on my timeline while I was at work
I don't know US law well enough to verify it, but >>>/@ElSandifer/1009490732279877632 This person claims it's a play to begin with And honestly, wouldn't be surprised because it fits
if it passes though, the liberals will likely calm down
Kirara 🚗
if it passes it's an executive order so it automatically passes when he signs it, it's law people will have to sue if they want to get rid of it but yes, having it eventually struck down is probably trump's goal
Executive orders have their value, in tht you can quickly rush in sayr elief bills if a hurricane hits or say war happens actual war not the "not war" usa has been waging since 2001
>>523021 Really? I thought that was still the case, but just sidestepped by not explicitly declaring war, rather uh, 'intervening in a destabilized region' or some such
sk
Yknow move the troops, but don't declare war
Kirara 🚗
they still do that they can just declare war now iif they want to by why would you if you don't have to?
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>523021 just thinking when was it given to the president cause I doubt the mind set back in 18th century was giving a singular leader that much authority, considering they revolted against a monarchy
Kirara 🚗
>>523026 presidents just started using them for things they weren't supposed to and nobody stopped them, so they have just kept on doing it
I don't really need any of these three companions, but the chatter is welcome distraction during less engaging parts of the dungeon crawling which should I pick magic illusion girl? too serious templar? Or arrow thief?
sk
The necromancer, obviously
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
I am the necromancer that is why I don't need them
>>523076 Woah you're misunderstanding the metaphor I'm saying that I'd spot her at the gym Good friends help their friends train What's wrong with you anonymous Why are you interpreting eveything as being dicks
>>523079 I do a little exercise at home but I don't go to the gym i'm pretty weak tbh
Anno
>>523078 But you don't go to the gym. Do you even work out?
Anno
asking the real questions over here Maria-chan is on the spot
Anno
masturbating to gay anime doesn't count as exercise
>>523095 Wow! Hang on, champ. I appreciate that you're gung-ho for being gay, but you gotta take things easy. Let yourself build up a tolerance. 25 dicks for your first time is a surefire way to need your stomach pumped!
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
That must be a quite awkward hospital visit >this man needs to get his stomach pumped >what has he eaten >dicks
Liquids are broken down by saliva and enzymes from the pancreas and then absorbed into the bloodstream or turned into waste.
Thinking about it logically, there's no reason someone should have to have their stomach pumped. Semen isn't /// has a ph similar to water.
I would have to assume that the cases where people had their stomach pumped for semen, they were also getting it pumped for alcohol or other substances.
Anno
now I want to dip some pH paper into my cum I'll take your word for it now, but soon I'll know for sure
If it were an option, I would. I can't stand artificial lights anymore. So I just avoid them whenever I can. The only artificial light in my house is like, LEDs on my modem, my laptop screen which is pretty low brightness and color temperature, and my phone, which is also low brightness and color temperature.
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reminds me of when I was in the Sinai and I was expecting it to be dark as fuck it was actually quite light from all the surrounding cities in the distance
i would like to be as far from artificial light as possible when i was camping in the forest in the middle of nowhere in utah there wasn't any light pollution it was so dark at night, the only way we could see was with our fire or flashlights i wish it was always like that
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yeah forests are like the only place in today's world, ignoring things like caves never really did camping in such dense forests, the times I've done it, it was still pretty light
>>523131 not the Sinai sadly, at least the part I was in I don't remember how the Namibia deserts were at night, don't think I was outside during the night
it's illegal so if i do it, i have to be ready to escape my home at any time and constantly having to abandon the home i built and all of the stuff i've built like my gardens and stuff probably isn't a better way of life than i have to have now
Anno
the world sure changed the past few hundred years eh?
Kirara 🚗
yeah there used to be land that was free but now it's all been stolen by the rich
Anno
maybe we'll eat the rich in our lifetime wouldn't bet any money on it though
Kirara 🚗
even if we do a bunch of leninists will just take over and make everything exactly the same as right now but with more jobs and free health care maybe
I was looking at some scholarships for doing an internship abroad and a few listed north korea as possible countries bit odd to be honest but I'll take it
Kirara 🚗
they are opening up
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https://www.wilweg.nl/financiering/beursopener this is the site I checked there is one more scholarship that applies to North Korea compared to South Korea
My last exam was tonight. Back to being a NEET for the moment, I guess.
Anno
Oh there's going to be a fighting game for Kill la Kill. I wonder if they'll have a campaign with the anime's story or if they'll write something different for it.
月
who is makin it
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Some pretty much no name studio, A+ Games, is developing it. It's being published by Arc System Works though, the folks known for BlazBlue and Guilty Gear. So maybe they'll bring their know how to the development process.
Alice
tsuuuu
月
not surprised that's what first came to mind, was ASW i like the way they do things generally
>>523171 Yeah, their games have been pretty solid. Bit too technical for me but I can appreciate the quality of work.
Studio Trigger had announced some collaboration work with ASW a few days back, and I think most people figured it was gonna be an anime adaptation of one of their games. Don't think most people had their money on it being the other way around.
Blazblue anime had some cute parts to it. >>523174 I suck pretty bad at some combos but they are fun especially story ones. like Melty, Touhou, Blazblue, etc
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>>523175 It was a pretty lousy adaptation, I think. But maybe a Trigger adaptation of one of their more recent games could have been fun. And there's still Guilty Gear, though I have zero idea what that game's story is about and if it even translates into a cohesive plot.
Alice
>>523176 gotta love anime girl culture but like, the stress for not being cute is something.
>>523179 i have to get documents before the first week of july. i got the first letter of my loan. >>523181 take it in the most stereotypical way then.
Maria
>>523178 cute's a subjective term in the ee /// eye of the viewer
>>523176 I liked Hisoutensoku a lot Mained Meiling even though she's low tier as fuck
>>523180 I've got a lot of shit to deal with when I get back to England, student loans to arrange for and flats to look through. and basically everything I need to do to set up my life in the north of the UK.
Alice
>>523183 i mean england has a slightly better level of welfare compared to what I have. but it always sucks
>>523185 Heck yeah, I am sure I could squeeze you into a dufflebag. >>523184 I am mostly not looking forward to a new GP, I have to start over and deal with everything with a new GP and thats a fair bit of anxiety also the fact that the student maintence for the uni is like only 5000 for the whole year. On minimum wage I'd get a bit over 1000 a month and yet I gotta live off 5000 for a whole year. I don't even know if it'll be as high 5000.
Uni being just for the rich is feeling pretty true. Especially with the rent being stupidly high
Ko-Shi
Bitxh Uploads are too slow here
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I'm pretty hungry. And tired. Food soon at least.
Ko-Shi
Ramen was nice
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Ramen is pretty nice. I'd have to get back on a bus to go anywhere with ramen though. And it's not really in my budget either.
Alice
>>523190 i am imagining the Hinamatsuri girl eating ramen now.
Alice
or cup ramen
Anno
Ramen is great when you have odds and ends, its useful when you make ifits.
Anno
As far as I can tell my professor didn't actually give me the grade for my final paper anywhere on the actual returned paper. On top of that he hasn't been uploading our marks to the online service the school uses, so aside from the 20/25% of my final grade that I've gotten returns on, I have no clue how much of the remaining 75% I actually have until the final grade comes in. It's not a big deal since I have confidence I'll pass, but it's annoying on a fundamental level.
