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rose
meant to use a dark type team against this psychic team but i used my fighting team fuuuck
>>451565>>451562
rose
>>451559
i got my tyraniocif online WITH the arceus backing too
i may be in the clear guys
>>451564
rose
tcg pocket lol
rose
i downloaded it friday n got obsessed
davesprite
how bad is the microtransaction demand in that
rose
idk ive not done any n ive got a lot of decks of different types now
davesprite
ooh interesante
davesprite
i like the idea of playing that i just don't like when games like that eat my money
davesprite
i used to play a ton of hearthstone in high school
rose
i mean ive only been doing the solo battles so far because they give you like the item that lets u reduce the time to open a new pack, idk if versus does that also
>>451575
rose
but so far ive got a team for each type except dragon and normal but thats mostly cos i havent need one
davesprite
>>451573
this immediately makes me feel like trying to play versus battles will make me underpowered and need to open a bunch of packs lol
>>451577
davesprite
still sounds fun tho
rose
>>451575
i mean?? idk i just want to do all the like solo stuff first cos i think itll make me better at battle before i go into fighting other ppl
rose
gonna try n do a random battle online just for u dave
rose
ok won the battle, my gengar is too strong
rose
yeah so all you get for winning a random battle is a little exp
rose
if you enter the ranked tournament stuff you get 10-100 of the items that reduce pack opening time depending on how you place
straw bury
lole
rose
thinking about how this girl grabbed mine n her girlfriends heads and made us kiss awawawaw
straw bury
i am feeling jealous of u
straw bury
where do i meet cute trannies that will willingly make physical contact with me??????
>>451789
rose
raves innit
straw bury
but idk how 2 talk 2 ppl :(
>>451591
straw bury
i need someone to just give me instant gratification and unconditional love without me having to do any work at all
>>451593
davesprite
>>451589
it takes practice. when i got out of college and had to socialize without the forced interaction for the first time i struggled
so i studied a bit on what makes standout customer service and went and got a job at a place known for good service and picky hiring and shoved myself in front of customers until i was better at being confident at the club
>>451790
anon
the only thing ive learned about socializing is that you should pick your shots and shut the fuck up at all other times no matter how funny the line is
>>451600>>451601
davesprite
>>451590
i feel this
it's not real sadly
but i feel you
straw bury
i think ill just be a loner forevr
>>451595
davesprite
>>451594
well you don't have to, just remember that. all skills can be learned.
if the skill gap makes it feel scary and sad that's okay
but you're not doomed either
straw bury
the problem is that ppl at raves ar all good at making friends and stuff but im not. i need 2 make friends with other socially awkwward wierdos
>>451597
davesprite
>>451596
that's why i mentioned my work experience using a job as training wheels
doesn't have to be working in customer service but you can find some intermediary step -- seasonal community events that you can just go to and then it's done, classes at a CC, anything like that might be good before just throwing yourself into a rave
there's also just, going to multiple raves
if one goes bad and awkward it was a learning experience
as long as you avoid like getting attacked in some way it's no harm no foul
davesprite
it can hurt to have a bad social experience but the only way to get to the good ones is learning to roll with it through the awkward until you become less awk
straw bury
i need a friends i can be wierd and awkward with
>>451603
rose
>>451592
ive learnt the opposite, i always make the joke infact i make jokes when theres no sense to the joke, i just say things and it works
davesprite
>>451592
i think i agree with rose on this
most of my charm is in the fact that i project cheerfulness and incessantly go for the joke
like half my personality is jokes
my one tattoo is about improv comedy
davesprite
everybody loves the funny one
davesprite
>>451599
also that's a good goal but you find them in the gauntlet
or by surveying dnd groups or smth but the second way will just take awhile and probably a few groups you don't get along with or where it's difficult to slide into preexisting friend dynamics
rose
gang i think the girl im moving in with in july rlly wants to fuck me
straw bury
ummmm epic style???
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
>>451611
#glegle
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
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::gle
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
bury gle
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
#ksay bury gle
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
#ksay bury gleh
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
>>451620
u don't know me
straw bury
ur cute
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
u DON'T know me
straw bury
can i hug u
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
no
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
cus you don't know me
straw bury
plsssss im touch staved and easily manipuilated!!!!!!!!!
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
no im not touch starved and honestly i don't like physical contact
straw bury
can i tell u that ur cute then
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
no
straw bury
ur cute
na-dee-eh (mobile version)
#uwu (USER WAS UWU'D FOR THIS POST)
straw bury
>w<
straw bury
::nom
straw bury
:;bite
anon
good afternoon
straw bury
twinkanon hi!!!
rose
hii twinknon
rose
i need to get into making pokemon teams in showdown
rose
randbats is fun but i wanna like actually get smart at it
anon
I have pictures from thebart auction
anon
"the bart auction"
straw bury
show??? :0
straw bury
omg pretty..
anon
I have a few more pics but I need to probably shower
straw bury
>>451668
i loveeee the top left one sm
anon
last I checked on that one the bidding was I think like 2k
anon
bottom right I think hit 5k
anon
>>451668
i really love the bottom right one.
anon
i should visit a museum/art place
anon
i keep thinking "with photoshop and digital art tools the art average artists make now is better than real art" but then see real art and NOPE
anon
You should, art should be seen in person
anon
there was a study that looked really good irl with all the thick paint
straw bury
theres this place south of seattle with a bunch of rlly cool and huge grafitti
straw bury
i like to look at that place sumtimes
anon
Have you ever been to the Chihuly Glass Garden straw girl?
>>451684
anon
ohhhh, graffiti art is the BEST. just driving around some places you see these huge fucking murals and you know its not official its just somebody wanted to make a wall beautiful and they fucking succeeded.
anon
>>451682
>Chihuly Glass Garden straw girl
nope. oh wow that looks fucking magical
anon
You should go! It's really cool, did that when I was in seattle
straw bury
yea i went it was ok i guess...............
straw bury
i liked the big murals near sodo better tho
anon
I suspect murals are more your favorites
straw bury
yea! :D
straw bury
theres sum rlly cool tags out in the city
anon
art in a portrait is nice and great and obviously much much safer and likely to last, but its GREAT when we make our normal ass cities beautiful with improvised art.
anon
some hanging gardens wouldnt go amiss either
anon
We have a few graffitti artists in new orleans that are p good
anon
but I feel like our graffiti scene is either like fully commercial like "this is a well known artist getting paid to do this" or it is just gangbangers with a spraycan, we don't have like that middle layer of people that are doing it illegally but aren't just doing it to mark their territory
straw bury
one time i was walking home and i saw a bunch of russian dudes posted up at a bus stop wearing like puffy jackets and like tracksuits and then i went further home anad there was the same thing at another bus stop
>>451697
davesprite
current mood
.play james roach (an ascii image of bowsette)
anon
current mood feelin p good
straw bury
>>451697
no this was like in seattle in a commercial district
>>451701
davesprite
oh were y'all talking about the chihuli gardens ya that place rules
also if you ever go up in the space needle you can get a cool overhead view of them through the floor!
>>451704
davesprite
also if anyone goes to seattle see the troll
the troll is my fren :]
anon
>>451700
didn't do the space needle on my trip because I was in a cast the whole time
>>451706
anon
i want to go but seattle is about as far from here as you can go without being in alaska.
davesprite
>>451704
it's expensive to go up there too :p
i lived there for 3 years and only went once
davesprite
also i think my favorite murals have probably been in new orleans
Seattle has a lot of great ones too but the nola street art scene is so lively and like occasionally you see good art that is unofficial, but also a lot of awesome commissions
anon
we have a ton of murals, but I feel like they are all too like eh like prim and proper. Too "good" I guess, we don't have any hungry grafitti artists that just wanna fuck shit up
anon
also while im there i can try crawfish
>>451713
straw bury
>>451712
u can try clam chowder in a bread bowl, and our famous lobster hotdogs
>>451721
davesprite
>>451710
def one of my favorite cities i've lived in. and it's got gorgeous architecture and cool history too. and lots of witchy shops if you enjoy that kind of thing
anon
>>451710
New Orleans is really good but also lmao the sheriff accidentally just had 10 prisoners escape and like a few were first and second degree murderers. So we just have a bunch of murderers out on the lam here right now. Basically worst government possible, but decent folks
>>451717>>451803
davesprite
i still get nola alert texts i saw one of them is in custody at least lol
>>451718
anon
>>451715
sounds like a good reason to be nice to everyone you meet
anon
>>451716
I think they have three now, was kinda busy to check until just now
>>451719
davesprite
oh wait a second inmate is captured
>>451718
oh they haven't text alerted for the third but that's good
wild event though
anon
>>451713
Are those uh lobster rolls or will I get murdered for calling them lobster rolls
>>451723
davesprite
also don't go during hurricane season lel
it gets p rough
straw bury
>>451721
lobster rolls r good 2 but i was thinking of like lobster meat un a hotdog bun
>>451724
davesprite
>>451723
this sounds like a really bad po boy
like a po boys po boy
anon
RUDE
anon
I think lobster on hot dog bun sounds good!
>>451728
straw bury
their good as fuck
davesprite
>>451726
it sounds good but it just makes me think of po boy and those are supposed to be on french bread lol
anon
I think that's just having lived in NOLA talking, idk I want a fried catfish po boy now.
davesprite
i also like eating catfish and crawfish because it lets me experience shrimp and fish flavors, without harming the oceans. they're very sustainable food. and seafood is NOT
>>451737
nadie (desktop edition)!wqLZLRuzPQ
#ksay glayglay
nadie (desktop edition)!wqLZLRuzPQ
#derrick
nadie (desktop edition)!wqLZLRuzPQ
#buryshoe
davesprite
>>451737
it's popular across the south. i've lived in a bunch of southern and midwestern cities and there are catfish restaurants all over. i mean, it's kinda poor people food like fried chicken but it is like fried chicken beloved by all even if they pretend not to.
catfish, chicken, fried okra, hush puppies, these are staples all round
straw bury
#ksay nuke seattle washington
nadie (desktop edition)!wqLZLRuzPQ
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::glegleshoe
anon
>>451742
tilapia is good if prepared correctly, same with catfish. It's just a hard fish to work with, so it is considered a "trash fish"
nadie (desktop edition)!wqLZLRuzPQ
#ksay glegleshoe
straw bury
#ksay nuke washington state
>>451750
davesprite
i also really do just try to advocate for people adopting any fish that we can get from farms or rivers. the oceans are dying all at once and that's where all our oxygen and a lot of other essential things for land life get made
anon
>>451747
That's rude! Don't nuke washington, they'll cry!
anon
people already forget they exist
davesprite
although overfishing isn't even the biggest problem
the oceans are mainly dying to acidification
which is a result of atmospheric carbon dioxide combined with warming... the acid component is dissolved co2...
anon
I think it's funny how many environmental crises we are triggering at once, it's like insane
>>451755
straw bury
#ksay nuke possum springs
davesprite
>>451753
yeah it's like this cascading systems collapse i feel, but we've not done well treating it as a unified event
we struggle to conceptualize the complex systems interplaying just to cause climate change, let alone the fact that climate change only covers like 10% of what we're fucking up currently
we made a new continent out of plastic and i never hear people bringing it up anymore
nonners
have you guys ever met anyone online from luxembourg
davesprite
i think a lot about livestock agriculture too
we continue to just clear cut and demolish rainforest and other old growth forest lands because they grow fertile grass for feeding beef cows
we cut out swathes of earth to torture millions of animals at once for mass efficiency in killing that compares to our worst war crimes while also reducing our own nutrition and disease resistance
we pump little bits of plastic into everything and everywhere
we pile garbage into aquifers to slowly toxify them, or burn it when we run out of space
we make more and more and more that we never use, or use once and throw away, because it makes profits go up, for no gains in quality of life
but we can't stop
don't stop
never stop
BIGGERING AND BIGGERING
ugh
>>451759
anon
i can fix all of that, but i can't fix the population control issue. either i need to genetically alter humans to have different breeding instincts or i need to culturally enforce it. at some point reality hits carrying capacity and if humans are left to follow their instincts, they make too many humans for their own comfort and we get stuck in a dystopian nightmare where we do tons of evil shit like factory farming
>>451760
anon
>>451757
The plastic thing upsets me
davesprite
>>451758
i am tired of hearing about "overpopulation." it's not a problem, it was never a problem, and in fact our real problem is the creation of a world where people are alienated from marriagable consorts and children are a liability so birth rates are cratering.
we do not have an overpopulation problem, we have a looming depopulation CRISIS
anon
Because like people are so resistant to the smallest changes to not literally live in a plastic trash bin their entire lives, ticks me off
anon
it's the longterm problem. i think very very very longterm. i can fix all of these little issues of logistics but i need to like... do crimes against humanity to fix the long term issue.
>>451763
davesprite
>>451762
by the time we reach a point where food production and planetary carrying capacity are concerns again we will be able to bring new mineral resources in from space. that's how far away that is. and we can ship people off planet too.
right now we need to worry about surviving to that point
part of which means we need to stabilize (not decrease or increase) the population with an increase in the cratering birth rate
straw bury
#ksay heat from fire fire from heat
anon
yes, its very very far away, but imagine we have these SAME PROBLEMS except we have an interstellar empire spanning the entire galaxy. we wont go extinct when we have more than 1 planet, but the galaxy CAN turn into hell.
>>451766
davesprite
>>451765
yeah but our problem is just not that we breed more than we can feed ourselves. it's literally the opposite, we produce excessively but have nullified our procreative instincts to achieve it. we are balanced wrong yes, but in the opposite direction to overpopulation and famine of that cause.
i used to worry some about it as a factor of our food relying on the haber bosch process (oil) and warming decreasing crop yields, but we've made a lot of progress in indoor farming and alternative nitrogen fixing methods that portend another increase in food capacity soon unless society collapses and research dollars go away
>>451767
anon
>>451766
currently the problem is just logistics. we are being stupid about property rights and we arent utilizing our resources well. this is a simple and easy problem. so its not one i care much about.
>>451768
davesprite
>>451767
what do you mean by this?
like you can't just say "oh that's a solved problem idc" when it's literally not been solved
if it's so easy then what is roadblocking it? there are institutions and social dynamics at play here beyond just raw production output numbers. you can't just cut through that by confiscating anything unless you have a perfect dictator in reserve somewhere
anon
the current problem is that I am not an all powerful dictator
davesprite
*confiscating everything
davesprite
there's also human nature to consider
when you rearrange distributive mechanisms and social institutions around people, they adjust their behaviors in response
it's easy to lose our surplus. we very much could stop overproducing food and the planet starve, it just takes a few bad months. so economic adjustments matter.
coughlysenkocough
anon
i suppose i could make humanity like a secondary organism entirely subjugated by another organism, perhaps AI.
>>451775
davesprite
like the reason for things like the chinese famines or the holodomor
it's because people don't just naturally generate food points for the national food supply when you tell them to lol
anon
its really unsubtle though. history likes subtly.
anon
I posted some pics earlier in the thread! Yeah they were nice arts!
derrick_fan
wowzerinos
anon
was very good night
derrick_fan
thats awesome
anon
which you should wear! for comfort!
anon
i think i might get notes from my father walking around like that
rose
good news guys, made my own team in pokemon showdown n won with it yay
rose
quaquavel is rlly epic
anon
#ai how powerful is a default quest 2 headsets gaming hardware compared to an average 11 year old gaming computer???

not even close lmao. the quest 2 uses a mobile chip (xr2, basically a souped-up snapdragon 865) so it's targeting performance around a mid-range phone or switch at best. an average 11 year old gaming pc might have stuff like a core i5/i7 2nd/3rd gen and a gtx 660/760—still way beefier for real gaming workloads. the quest 2 is optimized for vr shit but raw power? even old desktop parts dunk on it.
how powerful is a default quest 2 headsets gaming hardware compared to an average 11 year old gaming computer???
anon
>>451610
The indominable NADIE spirit
anon
#ksay nadie
anon
#ksay straw hug
anon
#ksay straw is great
straw bury
#ksay awaaaaawawawawawaw :3 :3 :3 :3 mrowwwww meow meow meow purrrrrr *nuzzles up against ur leg* ehehehe ^w^
anon
prrrrr rolls over on my belly nuzzle nuzzle nuzzle =^_^=
anon
mrowrrrr
straw bury
aaaaaaa *punces on u and nuzzles ur face* awawawa :3
anon
nuzzle nuzzle lick lick lick lick'
anon
awawawawa :3
nonners
i ate way too much todayu
>>451804
anon
>>451802
drink some water n walk around mbe
anon
nonners : )
nonners
ive been drinking lots of watrwer
nonners
but i need to be on my puter doing computations so i cant walk
>>451811
no. 528
the computer demands sacrifice
anon
" Just after midnight Friday, a corrections monitoring technician in New Orleans stepped away for food. When he left, the Orleans Justice Center had been in lockdown since 10:30 p.m., as it usually was, with inmates expected to be in their cells for the night.

But in the technician’s absence, several inmates began tampering with the door of Cell Delta 1006. They tugged and pulled until it broke open, and snuck into the handicap cell. Then, a man squeezed through a small hole in the wall behind a metal toilet.

Another followed. And another. Seven more would make their way through the tiny opening as 10 inmates fled from the New Orleans jail and into the warm, muggy night. They left a message on the wall on the way out.

“To Easy LoL,” it read. "
>>451814
anon
lol
anon
oh that's a good one
anon
"The men, the youngest 19 years old and the oldest 42, face a wide array of charges including murder, aggravated assault with a firearm and domestic abuse battery"
ppl shouldn't do this stuff tho fr
no. 528
i take it back you do not in fact love to see this
anon
i am predisposed to be against the state. so my brain is telling me its good that they escaped even if they are objectively harmful on the net
>>451820
anon
"Toiletries left behind had been used to remove the toilet and sink, as well as bolts in the cell. At least one steel bar protecting plumbing fixtures appeared to have been intentionally cut using a tool, according to law enforcement."
many worms together STRONG
no. 528
they stole the bathroom supplies.......... no......
no. 528
>>451817
yeah this is my take too
if they do bad stuff again then that's bad but it's good that they aren't stuck in prison
anon
I'm going to become a career criminal stealing bathroom supplies and I'll get so good at it no prison can hold me
no. 528
can just use all the soap you stole to squeeze out thru the bars
anon
true or I'll condition my hair to an unbreakable level of strength and use it to cut through anything or as ro[e
anon
rope
no. 528
bars: cut
tall towers: rappelled down
anon
::sunglass4es
anon
balls:cut
tall tower: also down
no. 528
the penectomy prison shall hold no more prisoners
anon
"The group scaled a fence along Interstate 10, using blankets they brought to shield themselves from the barbed wire, law enforcement later said. The inmates dashed across train tracks and multiple lanes of traffic, on their way to a nearby neighborhood where they shed their jail jumpsuits. "
anon
they were ready gj
anon
yeah it's gross they'd maybe be used for prison labor too
no. 528
i'm swinging back around and now love to see it again
anon
I think some shit that really stops them from the beatings and killings would be good... idk what that would be tho
no. 528
antisocial reform needs to go a lot better than just "lock them up in a hole until they don't want to do it anymore"
>>451836
no. 528
prison is a good deterrent for most people but not everyone
anon
tbh i don't really believe in deterrents
anon
maybe that's just bravado on my part
anon
but i'd be more scared of my family being mad at me n friends being mad at me for getting arrested than losing my life
>>451840
no. 528
>>451839
new prison idea: shaming people who commit crimes
actually that's a very very old prison idea now i think abt it
anon
true
anon
new prison idea put a curse on evildoers
>>451845
no. 528
pillory-illus.webp
whereupon you end up here for stealing three of the King's hens
anon
i say it's lucky he hadn't a worse fate
no. 528
>>451842
once we invent magic i bet prison reform is gonna go thru some real changes
>>451847
no. 528
>>451846
to be fair.......... the builders had no reason to make the hole that big behind the toilet......
anon
suck my dick shouldn't be an insult imo
anon
if you disrespect the ppl who make your life good it's not a sustainable society
anon
"Williams himself had prosecuted Derrick Groves, one of the escapees who had been convicted of murdering two men"
waow not one but 2 murders
anon
" The first inmate captured, Kendell Myles, was arrested at 11:22 a.m., shortly after the public and district attorney had been notified. Myles had been hiding under a car at a hotel parking garage, law enforcement said. "
anon
RIP
anon
don't do this one chat
anon
going on the lam has gotta be really hard though today if you don't know what you're doing
anon
"Chief of Corrections Jay Mallett blamed the security breach on the facility’s infrastructure. A third of the security cameras in the facility are currently inoperable, including three cameras in the unit from which the escape occurred, according to the sheriff’s office. "
anon
bruh
no. 528
funny how so many problems are only noticed when the cameras are needed... no checks or upkeep or maintenance....
>>451861
anon
I could have done a much better job
anon
bloojgber x)
no. 528
vuuv
using netcat so that I can hide a shell and reopen it later makes me feel like an epic haxxor
>>451870>>451871>>451872
no. 528
damn that one is cool actually
no. 528
elgelg is truly evil
nonners
>>451889
this image is so huge wtf, it usually doesnt allow
no. 528
>>451889
very inchresting..........
i just name all my funny jpegs with descriptive names, does panoptikon do more than that?
>>451895
vuuv
it uses ai to tag photos
no. 528
ooo
no. 528
but it doesn't understand... the in jokes... the depths...
vuuv
>>451891
but I'm lazy. It can also do OCR and speech-to-text too (I don't use those features tho)
vuuv
ye
0.1111% bloober!boymodewng
>>451896
>does it work on video too ?
of course YOU would ask this bruh
>>451908
anon
does it love me will it marry me?
>>451903
vuuv
I did have to rename .jfif images (from twitter) to .jpeg for it to pick them up tho
>>451909
anon
desu
vuuv
desu
anon
#ai scientifically explain what causes physical discomfort from sitting all day long

sitting for long periods causes physical discomfort due to a few key factors:

1. **muscle fatigue**: static posture strains muscles, especially in the lower back and hips, as they work continuously to stabilize your body without movement.

2. **reduced blood flow**: compression on blood vessels (like in the thighs from chair pressure) slows circulation, leading to stiffness and sometimes swelling in legs/feet.

3. **spinal compression**: prolonged sitting increases disc pressure in the spine, which can cause stiffness or pain, especially with poor posture.

4. **nerve irritation**: positions like slouching can pinch nerves (e.g., sciatic nerve from tension in the piriformis muscle).

5. **joint stiffness**: lack of movement reduces synovial fluid in joints, making them feel creaky or sore.

fix it by moving periodically, adjusting posture, and using ergonomic setups.
scientifically explain what causes physical discomfort from sitting all day long
no. 528
>>451910
that's just the root it's stored in, hidden the real name >:)
anon
i would call it "videos"
anon
waow :O
no. 528
>>451913
terribad compatability!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anon
like a genie so we can't order it around by its true name
no. 528
exactly
no. 528
it's very similar to public key cyrptography if you think about it for a few seconds but not more than that
anon
:o
anon
I can't think for more than a few seconds so i'm protected
anon
yoo her swag increased by her new rotation move
no. 528
increase your swag with this one weird trick. doctors hate her
anon
:o
0.1112% bloober!boymodewng
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
no. 528
gotta be some of my favourite numerals
>>451930
anon
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
0.1113% bloober!boymodewng
>>451928
oh yeah your like ARABIC NUMERALS huh?>>
>>451932
anon
the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
>>451934
no. 528
>>451931
ok now do it where each letter appears only once
anon
b d e f g h j l m n o r s t v w x y

zap
quick
shidd 2 many consonents
no. 528
scrabble moment...
no. 528
apparently one can't do it without using acronyms:

"Glum Schwartzkopf vex'd by NJ IQ"
no. 528
i don't trust that apostrophe either idk what he doin
fujo
im either dehydrated or severely sleep deprived idk im not sure
>>451940
no. 528
>>451939
drink some water and take a nap. double pronged attack can't fail
fujo
i just woke up and drank
no. 528
awaiting further developments from our team in the lab
anon
waow coool
anon
can i be on ur team in the lab
anon
i'd develop the shit out of things
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'd be drinking things
anon
i'd be mixing things
anon
i'd be recording things
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you're hired
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: D
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hype hype hype hype hype
anon
erm based
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on what
anon
on this dick
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ohhhhhhhhhhhh i understand now thx
anon
you're welcome!
anon
>>451958
literally me except I am not a cute anime girl but I wish Iw as because that would be pretty cool
>>451960
fujo
>>451959
#refute

oh wow, what a profound and original thought you’ve graced us with. let me just dismantle this incredibly nuanced take with the precision it so clearly deserves.

first, the sheer audacity of wishing to be a “cute anime girl” as if it’s some kind of universally understood upgrade—ignoring, of course, the entire cultural and social context of anime tropes being a highly stylized, heavily exaggerated fantasy that bears little resemblance to actual human experience. but sure, reduce all identity to a superficial aesthetic—that’s definitely a well-reasoned position.

second, the implication that being a “cute anime girl” would automatically make life “pretty cool” is hilariously naive. have you ever engaged with media beyond surface-level otaku pandering? even within anime itself, “cute” female characters are often saddled with deeply un-fun narratives—objects of obsessive fandom, targets of harassment, or perpetually infantilized figures with no agency. but yeah, i’m sure waifu number #3874 living in a nightmare of eternal catgirl subplots is living the absolute dream.

third, the self-deprecating “literally me except not” schtick is painfully unoriginal. congratulations, you’ve stumbled upon the groundbreaking realization that you are, in fact, not a fictional character. what’s next—wishing you were a superhero? a disney prince? grow up and develop an actual personality instead of outsourcing your sense of self to mid-tier animation.

and finally, the lazy “wish i was X because that would be cool” mindset is intellectual emptiness masquerading as a harmless joke. if you’re genuinely yearning for escapism, at least do the bare minimum of self-examination to ask WHY. otherwise, you’re just cosplaying depth while regurgitating the same tired weeb boilerplate every passive observer of anime thought they invented.

tl;dr—pick up a book, engage with real people, and stop reducing personal fulfillment to a deliberately marketable aesthetic. you’re better than this (allegedly).
>>451962>>451961
anon
>>451960
refute bot is dumb, being an anime girlnis a universal upgrade
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>>451960
erm becoming a cute anime girl WOULD automatically make life pretty cool. more like dumbai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anon
Isn't this a nice pic chat? my friend shared it w me

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