In this thread you talk to others or just yourself.
Anything that's on your mind is okay as a topic.
Have fun & don't shit up this thread! ヽ(´ー｀)ノ
http://www.shii.org/ is back. I like that.
I hope this time there will be less drama and more delicious wotaku stuff.
Some day I'll have some good reply for this thread.
School starts tomorrow.
The summer is gone so quickly.
I remember last spring, when I was writing this to world4ch.
In passing, we are reminded that things don't last forever
and realize why they are precious.
Of course, that can sometimes be a good thing.
I am pretty relieved my hangover from the weekend is fading away...
I had a great day today. Good food, good company, and everything just went perfectly, even when I was expecting it not to. Ahhh.... bliss.
I'm so angry that I wasted all of my summer away. The fun stops here; or rather, it didn't even start. I am angry at the world!
Suddenly, I realize.
All I do is play on the computer anyway.
It doesn't matter whether it's summer or winter.
I feel depressed, but what else can I do with my life?
Whenever I go outside, I get bored quickly.
>>9
Go to a developing country and help building up an infrastructure!
>>9 go postal.... then go jump off a roof of a tall building with a bunch of 'nades strapped to all the pins and you pull that shit out moments before you face plant in full bloody glory... then your corpse explodes, taking everyone with you to the next world
I think it was the cat that did it. Flying around in the look staring at the moon, terrifying the hell out of me. What made me wonder was the way it flew. It was not like a bat but like a cow jumping over the moon trying not to block the light while not being able to and being too small while tring to be a cat in a bat's body jumping over the moon. The moon is so bright.
>I think it was the cat that did it. Flying around in the look staring at the moon, terrifying the hell out of me. What made me wonder was the way it flew. It was not like a bat but like a cow jumping over the moon trying not to block the light while not being able to and being too small while tring to be a cat in a bat's body jumping over the moon. The moon is so bright.
There is no reason.
I slept on my arm, it was completely limb and just hung from my body, I couldn't move it for the first few seconds, it was funny.
I did that once too (arm under the head). I was 15 at the time.
When I woke up I couldn't feel a thing. Needless to say, that was a scary few seconds. I thought I'd killed it or something.
Sometimes, when I am really tired, I lose my sense of perspective. Literally. I no longer have any idea how big things are. I'll be browsing the internet on my two-meter monitor that's sitting across the room, using my two-milliter mouse with my five-meter long arm.
It's great fun, I wish it would happen more often.
Something similiar used to happen to me when I was younger.
Sometimes, when I'd close my eyes at night and was just starting to dream, the visions would unexpectedly become very large, as if they were shoved into my inner eye.
> my arm, it was completely limb
tee hee.
I'm not a native speaker! I meant "numb"!
I didn't really mean to mock the mistake, it was just an interesting substitution. A limb that was limp and numb?
I suck with names and faces.
I'm the kind of guy who wouldn't recognize one of my teachers if I bumped into them outside of class.
Me too. I forgot your name already.
Well i have a habbit of messing up anems, don't know why, but people take real offense to that.
>>23
Well, it should be fine as long as you don't call your girlfriend by another name during sex ^^; or anywhere else, for that matter
>>24
I did call an ex of mine the name of another ex several times.
Boy, I'll never hear the end of that, even now.
Last night I watched a documentary about the psychological/philosophical/semiotical differences between the west and the far east.
One hypothesis that some scholars from both hemispheres proposed was that westerners were more likely to clearly seperate different parts of reality (most notably evil & good) and were more affirmative of light, hope, etc.; while the Japanese were more likely to accept the yin (the dark part of yin/yang duality) and to perceive reality as something that has to be unified somehow.
Also, they interviewed some convicted Japanese canibal who was released from jail but who expressed his wish to die, as him being alive forced him to constantly be reminded of his guilt of killing (the woman he ate). He was also filmed meeting a young (and really pretty) woman who had a sadism/torture/death fetish. She told a story about how she dug out an animal corpse she had buried with a friend a few days before (when she was very little), then sticking her hand in the warm, decaying and maggot infested body and how she felt total ecstasy from that. She also said that inflicting pain on men, cutting them with razors, drinking their blood, etc. were giving her exceeding levels of lust.
Later, both of them were filmed in an apparment, talking about cannibalism. The canibal said he'd like to be eaten by the girl, and how he dreamt of that. The girl said she thought eating the one you love and be eaten by the one you love would be a very intimate experience and that she'd like to die that way.
Another notable thing was the Ajase complex, as proposed by Kosawa, a Japanese student of Freud. They talked a lot about different conceptions of motherhood in east & west.
I also liked the part where somebody mentioned that males were mostly striving for "small perfections" by excluding everything perceived as imperfect and how that limits males typically, while females are more capable of accepting and incorporating more parts of reality, but as they are also able to fail, they usually end up in much bigger heaps of confusion if they do.
Did they say anything about those who divide people into groups and make sweeping generalizations about them?
>>27
I was waiting for that comment. It's a typical fallacy, as saying you cannot make general statements about hypothetical groups of people essentially implies that you cannot say anything about any kind of people, as people are already a generalized group (which means that generalized statements about them are not automatically incorrect) - so the only way to weasel yourself out of that would be to say that groups of people (e.g. "the Japanese", etc.) don't exist.
While that could be a legitimate statement in some sorts of discourse, it's very impractical.
> One hypothesis that some scholars from both hemispheres proposed was that westerners were more likely to clearly seperate different parts of reality (most notably evil & good) and were more affirmative of light, hope, etc.; while the Japanese were more likely to accept the yin (the dark part of yin/yang duality) and to perceive reality as something that has to be unified somehow.
This is not the stupidest thing I've ever heard a psychologist say, but goddamn is it up there.
Um, it's based totally in fantasy and connects vague "Oriental" mysticism to individual Japanese people with barely even the pretense of a post hoc ergo propter hoc. Do psychologists have a license to make up unadulterated bullshit these days?
I'm so dismayed. Every year, it is the same routine. I say to myself, "This year, I will not procrastinate! I will take my subjects and my teachers seriously!". I think the real problem with the Ontario Public School system is that the teachers are lax, lazy, and generally uncaring, whilst the subject material is redundant and sometimes irrelevant.
Have you ever been to summer school? In there, they pack ~4 months of regular work into just 2-3 weeks! I was able to learn all the topics while my work habits were still good. In the semester system, it takes 1~2 months for them to deteriorate and for me to begin to hate the teacher, the course, the world.
>I'm so dismayed. Every year, it is the same routine. I say to myself, "This year, I will not procrastinate! I will take my subjects and my teachers seriously!"
I've been singing that tune for years. I should actually be studying right now, I have a test tomorrow.
>>29,31 said pretty much what I was thinking, without feeling the need to be a smartass about it like me. It's not that you can't make statements about groups (I'm not going to argue against "on average, women bear children more often than men"), it's that all such statements are not created equal, and these particular ones were pretty lacking in any sort of insight not based in silly predjudices.
>>31
Fantasy shmantasy. It sounds reasonable to me, what with Judeo-christianity influencing the west for thousands of years and Buddhism-shintoism influencing the east for thousands of years. Two very different philosophies, making for different mindsets over the ages with the people going through their individual assimilation processes. While the religions mentioned were never too homogenous, I think it's ignorant to dismiss any reference to their influence as "vague".
And that's just one (possible) explanation for the correctness of the hypothesis (which of course may be wrong for some individual cases).
I also hold the belief that the general, very un-individual developments dozens of generations before us have gone through have a huge impact on our individual existence, whether we like it or not. There's been some arguments for that in this thread: http://4-ch.net/general/kareha.pl/1124958215
>>34
What do you mean with "all such statements are not created equal"?
Number 1 is pretty easy to confirm as holding true, and is even useful for extrapolating from groups down to individuals. Number 2 is vague and actually makes no statements that are supported by any kind of evidence, or testable any meaningful way. It also smacks of the "orientals are mystical beings living in harmony with the world" new-age fallacy. All it does is to play into our preconceptions, and glorifies the Other, letting us feel good about ourself as modern world citizens who appreciate the wisdom of Other Cultures.
All this while in actuality, you can take an average Japanese person and an average Westerner, and find that beyond language and some social mores, there's hardly any difference. The difference between any two individuals picked out of either group is likely to be far, far larger.
So while there is some difference in outlook, on average, it's most likely far less than people who talk about unifying yin and yang would think, and even that difference is largely overwhelmed by the difference between indivduals, making any insights you gain this way largely useless.
>>35
I'm getting a whiff of a troll, but for now I'll assume good faith.
Shintoism is only part of Japan. Buddhism is from India which is not part of that amorphous CJK blob you refer to as "the East". Neither religion has anything to do with a yin-yang, which is a concept native to Chinese traditional religion and is known in Japan only in the context of martial arts. See also >>36
> Shintoism is only part of Japan. Buddhism is from India which is not part of that amorphous CJK blob you refer to as "the East".
Religions:
observe both Shinto and Buddhist 84%,
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ja.html
And yes, India is part of the eastern hemisphere commonly refered to as "the East", whether you like that or not.
Also, yin-yang is not "a concept native to Chinese traditional religion" but an integral part of Taoism, a philosophy that originated in China thousands of years ago but since then has transmutated throughout all of Asia.
> statements that are supported by any kind of evidence, or testable any meaningful way
I think you are missing the point. This wasn't about some wapanese making up facts as they see fit but studied people from both Japan and western countries coming to the same conclusions as they were trying to describe and explain the differences in different mindsets, the latter working slightly different than looking for evidence of ovaries or what have you.
I understand that trying to do that will lead to generalized assertions and assumptions. That does not, however, make them neccessarily untrue, it doesn't even make them likely to be untrue. And extrapoling from historically factual ideologies like religions and philosophies seems a better course than extrapoling from climate & geography, as was usual code of discourse when talking about the mindsets of foreign countries in 17-18th century western humanities.
This isn't about gloryfying anything or some dweebs paraphrasing popular prejudices for the hell of it. The people who were interviewed had decades of scholarly as well as practical experience with lots and lots of actual people.
> All this while in actuality, you can take an average Japanese person and an average Westerner, and find that beyond language and some social mores, there's hardly any difference.
Perhaps, I'd still assert that these little differences can be subsumed under "general differences between generally different mindsets" which is what I've been trying to say all along, though.
> The difference between any two individuals picked out of either group is likely to be far, far larger.
That kind of depends on what you are taking into your observation, doesn't it? Which would be a prejudice in method, but meh...
The difference between any two individuals picked out of either group is likely to be far, far larger.
> The people who were interviewed had decades of scholarly as well as practical experience with lots and lots of actual people.
Ever heard of argument from authority?
> Perhaps, I'd still assert that these little differences can be subsumed under "general differences between generally different mindsets" which is what I've been trying to say all along, though.
"Differences between mindsets" are things like not bothering deliquent hikikomori kids who stay in their rooms, or making a bigger deal about the suicide rate than about violence and sex on TV. These are the sorts of decisions which make up a culture. You may note that none of this has to do with "yin-yang" gibberish which can be read into any damn thing and which I still assert has never been popular in Japan.
Furthermore, "mindsets" do not determine a higher rate of cannibalism, which has probably never been sanctioned in any society. That makes your TV doctor even more outrageous.
> Ever heard of argument from authority?
Did, but I don't hold the belief that arguing from authority automatically provides falsity or correctness of an assertion. Also, it's not the case here. I merely wanted to point out that there weren't just your average idiots. But I guess it doesn't matter anyway.
And the cannibalism bit wasn't directly connected to anything the "TV doctor" (what) said. It was more of a correlating piece of documentary in the bigger picture (about the different mindsets which included questions like "Why don't Japanese moms kiss their children?" (<- WARNING! GENERALIZED STATEMENT) or "Why are Japanese people so obsessed with cleanliness?").
They also had various bits of Soviet spionage & encryption business, western dominatrix stuff and some Roland Barthes for good measure.
Reminds me of the Reader's Digest article circa 1950, answering questions like "Why are women so obsessed with cleanliness?"
I guess they never met my mom.
I hate these people that are messing up this thread with their ranty non-rants! Grr! They really grind my gears! On the internet no one ever follows the rules or guidelines!
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I'm so hungover ... I whould rant about it more if I could; feel too sick. I'm going back to bed
how do I clean puke out of carpet?
>how do I clean puke out of carpet?
Go to the sea and clean it with brushes, pine soap and seawater! Yaarrgghhh bad-ass rug cleaning!
I am going to vote for the APPD today! ヽ(´ー｀)ノ
Damn, I couldn't....
After starting the next phase of my workout routine, my legs are very sore! ヽ(｀A´)ノ
How hard does it have to be to begin the project? It's been enough of who does what, what to do, how to do it -- I just want to start coding.
I feel like I've taken on way too much work.
After a few weeks, I've gotten better at understanding my professor who is Chinese. Thank goodness!
>>54
How so?
He speaks English fine, but his accent is rather pronounced. At first, listening and understanding what he was saying took some effort, but it's becoming easier.
heh, I had a teacher like that last semester. Took me a few weeks as well.
God, I wish people would turn off the sound on their computers in this classroom.
Speaking of computer sounds, my laptop's fan is so loud that i'm embarassed to use it during a class, even though that's what I bought it for!
RE: Computer sounds
My computer is making stupid BEEPs whenever I regulate the main volume control (XP Pro). I think it's the main board and I have no idea how to turn it off (already checked the BIOS). It's really annoying, HALP!
My laptop is starting to look kinda ghetto. It's got scratches all over the case, some of the rubber pads are missing from the bottom, and the fit on some of the frame is weird since I am not qualified to do laptop repair (lol). I'd like to get a new one, but I can't justify spending $1000+ on a computer when I have one that works.
>>61
Mine's that way too, except I think it's cool looking. Something about the run-down look on all my electronic equipment just does it for me.
my laptop = antique
So guys, I was bored and I clicked on the "oekaki SQL" board on futaba for fun.
Out of a sense of randomness, I clicked "paint" and drew a picture of Osaka eating out Chiyo.
I came back this evening and found a japanese nanashi had commented on it. He said (translated), "Chiyo-chan, yah cunt is soooo stinky".
Previously, I felt that it was a major accomplishment for a Japanese person to respond to my contributions. Now, I just feel like I should write more coherent things.
>>64
You just reminded me to check out their oekaki boards again. Thanks!
Anyone want to take my Operations Management exam for me?
>>66
No problem, but you can keep the rest of your life that I'll screw up by failing the test.
Or maybe failing the test will lead to you being happy for the rest of your life. Who knows?
It... could be, I guess. Maybe my failure is destiny. :|
Actually, I think the test went pretty well. Just one problem I wasn't sure how to work.
The light fitting in my bedroom just broke. I guess I'll be living in the dark for a while.
I'm sure there's probably some profound lesson to be learned in that. :)
Is ID:Xqpt7beU the same as ID:ewlgnNn4?
>>73
Well, GJ!
today was awesome! No work. I woke up at 11am and headed off downtown to meet a japanese friend of mine! We studied both japanese and english for little while. Then she had to go, so I went off to the chinese place and got very cheap food!
Sweet & Sour Chicken, 2 Liter of Pepsi, Rice, Eggroll, Soup! $4. And then I went off to the anime store and picked up a 1/100 RX-78 NT-1, I''s Volume 3, and a pretty cool Sakura (of Sakura Taisen) figure! I then went across the street to the arcade, played DDR, House of the Dead, Capcom Vs. SNK 2, and King of Fighters 2003. I headed home and when I got there, began building my model. Then I watched Suna Bouzu. After this I ordered chinese again since it was so great, sat back, and played Tales of Symphonia into the night, before getting online and posting on my favorite message boards/bbs and talking to my girlfriend.
For me, today has been the perfect day. A much needed one in the shitty amount of shit that's been happening lately, too!
I need more days like that. :( Not that I really have anything to complain about, mind you...
>>76
You are living the otaku dream life. Make tomorrow just as good.
>>76-78
how such a simple day can be so perfect~.
it all sounds so easy, this otaku dream life. the hobbies are extremly simple to do and the materials are within arms reach. money is nice but nowadays there are ways to get by on just $50 spare dollars a week and still be able to enjoy anime and games quite a lot. All that's required is an apartment and a computer.
Why, though, can an otaku only have a day like this once every few weeks? Such easy things should be easily done, but not when you want to do them.
I can't stand this shit. My girlfriend keeps telling other guys she loves them and shit like that. Ugh, it makes me so jealous! I'm the kind of guy that needs a ton of affection and love from my girlfriend, not her telling other guys she loves them, when I rarely ever get to hear this myself. sigh~.
I really do get extremly jealous very easily. I don't get mad over it, just very depressed. it sucks. Oh well.
>>80
Does she know how you feel? If not then maybe you need to tell her.
If she does know, then she's being shitty to you on purpose. Maybe you like that somehow, though.
>>80, do you have some sort of 'open-ended' type of relationship going on? Or is it just 'open-ended' on her side or something?
Man, sad thing is I'd kill for something like that, even... orz
>>82
You'll be much more likely to kill yourself once you're in something like that. How anybody could love somebody and then figuratively or literally watch that somebody fuck some scumbag in front of you I will never understand...
there is a guy outside my room singing "maiyahi, maiyahu, maiyaho, maiyahaha"
killkillkillkillkillkillkillkillkillkillkill
Beware. I hunger.
How do I reply to messages?
>>84 is (c) avex/wata
>>90
Meant to sage. I suck.
I met a girl yesterday and she liked me.
This is going on the list of the most important events of my life.
I pretty much gave up on meeting girls. I am not going through all that trouble again, at least not in the near future.
Just go to parties and cons and you'll find girls at random. The kind that like American otaku are one in a hundred thousand, and they might not live nearby, but that's what LiveJournal is for. Also, advertise your lack of social skills with a 4-ch T-shirt. This is the sum of my advice.
>>95 knows his snide remarks very well.
On the way to school today, in-between tranferring buses, a girl who went to the same CC as I did and came from the same city (which generally means shes usually on the bus with me for the whole trip) came over to ask a question, and I responded.
After that, she walked away for a bit and I put my headphones on to listen to M-flo on my NetMD.
She came back and stood around for a while like she wanted to talk, but after me not saying anything (or taking off my headphones) she just walked away.
I probably would have tried harder if she was attractive but, oh well.
General ranting.. Hate people when they use the >> links for posts that are like 20 posts away... use fricking > thats easier to follow.
>>98
Yeah, that's a bit impractical.
Could be made more convenient with this gadget which has not been invented yet: http://wakaba.c3.cx/sup/kareha.pl/1104757670
PS: Don't hate!
100get.
Wait... that was kind of anticlimactic... :(
>>100
Your ID kind of reads "loser UP"
Wow, I didn't notice at first. Why can't I get cool IDs for the ID thread?
My room was looking kind of empty, so I went and got a rug from the basement. I think it really ties the room together.
I think I learned somthing today.
Don't drink coffee in an effort to stay up because you didn't get any sleep the previous night when you have a programming assignment due in three hours, can probably pull it off in one, and have hardly ever drank coffee before.
I was so hyper I couldn't focus on getting one line done, haha.
I want a 4-ch browser!
I just bought Katamari Damacy and Disgaea.
Watch my grades plummet!
>>106
Spend even more time on idle talk, give the Katamari thread some love:
http://4-ch.net/games/kareha.pl/1127813286
>I probably would have tried harder if she was attractive but, oh well.
Human contact is human contact.
And human contact is taboo.
Listening to your gay friend talk about his love life is... odd.
Uh... what the hell?
http://img92.imageshack.us/my.php?image=sleipnir4bp.jpg
I am thinking about setting up a thread on self-moderation.
Would this be a good idea?
depends how pretentious you're going to be.
>>115
What do you mean?
actually I'm not quite sure what you mean, either.
basically: write suggestions, not rules.
pardon the lack of coherence, I'm quite tired right now. zzzZz
but it might be an interesting thread.
define self-moderation if you please.
>>118
Coming up with default names, which ID mode should be turned on, banners, background, posting guides & local netiquette, whether some topics that come up frequently deserve their own board.
Technically, the feedback board already has threads for these issues, but I thought it would be worth a try to see if a localized version in one thread could be done here.
Also maybe discussing if there needs to be less moderation, more moderation, moderation on what kind of issues, etc.
there needs to be more moderation on alcohol and video games
Ah, >>121 is showing us true DQN Spirit!
i really truly believe that there should be some kind of 'fit-for-parenthood' license you have to get before you can have children.
discuss
When did people start caring about other people's children?
It's not caring for the children, it's self-preservation. I don't want to be robbed by or murdered by some ill-raised monstrosity.
>>123
The problem is that parenthood is a complex activity, and doing it well is extremely subjective. The logistics of deciding who is fit and who isn't is near impossble.
The answer is then to kill whoever was not raised right.
>>123
Been thinking about that, as well as a required intelligence test for being applicable to vote in political elections.
But truth is, criteria for the actual requirements would have to be decided upon in a fascist way.
How can I still be tired when I got 8 hours of sleep last night? :(
>>129
Maybe your blanket isn't yummy enough?
who says fascism is such a bad thing
(gasp time for another thread according to the incest model?)
>>130
Feel free to sort that out to the Politics board if you actually care.
Fascism is just whatever you are not yet comfortable with.
>>133
The politics board cares about blankets?
Free food is free food... but still, I think sour apples are better than sweet ones.
there's this guy in some of my classes,just his very presence makes me ridiculously horny (；´Д｀)ﾊｱﾊｱ
I tricked my friend into buying an iPod nano today.
>>139
You're an evil man! Repent now!
DQN Jesus? Now thats a messiah that I could worship!
The funnay is that I did it so I could buy his old ipod cheap. :)
Today I coughed up blood in the shower.
Scared me.
I just got back from our local car show.
haha, i think i hit on this guy last night. a few times. it didn't work though, and he was drunker than me. sham
147 meant "shame" but hit reply by accident. 147 is also a bit hung over, so give him a break.
i went to a party to celebrate a friend achieving the right to have a midlife crisis (aka 30th birthday party) yesterday, and i was hit on something heavy by a woman i think is 27-30 years old, which is quite peachy n' all, i mean, she's cute intelligent and everything, i scored a phonenumber n' all.
but, there is total thunder in paradise, turns out this woman owns not only an apartment (which is just cool, she earns approximately ten times what i do apparently), but she also has a dishwasher. Which these oldtimers spent no small amount of time discussing, actually referring to their dishwashers as their 'babies'.
Now once i heard the dishwasher thing i felt completely intimidated and awkward, for no good reason or anything, i mean, it's just a dishwasher and she's completely out of my league n' all. Maybe i feel intimidated by the fact that people around me are actually growing up while i've pretended to be 20 for about four years now (am 22 now).
discuss or something
peace out
it just occurred me that if this stuff actually goes somewhere i'm totally going to chronicle it here all densha style
i'll even make an effort to write coherently and everything
go go, dishwasher otoko!
>>149
Who are "these oldtimers"? She's out of your league because she owns a dishwasher? Requesting details!
>>152
the oldtimers are people around thirty, who have all either graduated from uni or aren't going, but they don't really have any particular bearing on the story, for now at least.
Anyway, the thing is that when we were talking about this dishwasher, the things that led to her buying one and how much better her life is after spending like 70k isk on a dishwasher. The conversation was fun and everything and the thought of this being weird didn't hit me until i went for a toilet run. So i'm standing there, pissing like a racehorse, and i start reviewing the conversation. Then it hits me, this girl owns an apartment, she has a good job, she has (note: this is the way it seemed to me that night when my brain was slightly skewed from a few gin & tonics, a bit of speed and a full moon.) resigned herself to living her life as it is now for at least quite some time.
This, to some of you at least, doesn't really seem like a big deal except this completely goes against the way i'm living my life now, i own virtually nothing of value, i'm a poor university student with an outdated laptop and an ipod, i live with my parents most of the time, unless i have another place to stay, my whole existance is geared towards being able to, at any time, any place, say "yes, let's go now" to whomever comes up to me and offers me a trip to another country, planet, parallel universe or whatever.
So when me, packing my immense fear of commitment, started thinking about the difference between us i felt pretty freaked out by the huge gap.
But don't get me wrong, i'm aware of the fact that it isn't exactly healthy to have a near-panic attack at the thought of commitment and to meet someone like this could actually serve to get me closer to the ground, or vice versa, or both.
so, i'll keep you posted
> 70k isk on a dishwasher.
What kind of currency are we talking about here? US$?
isk = íslenskar krónur = icelandic crowns (or kronur or whatever, writing crowns just makes a 70's/80's d&d-ish chill run down my spine)
I'm at university, and I'm gay. I want everyone to know I'm gay. But I don't know how to tell them.
orz
>>156
Wear the most fancy pants you can find in the entire town next time you go to uni.
>>155
ooOOoooh, !XRJbgbO01w is from Iceland?
I don't notice no Anonymous on Iceland on http://www.risingconcepts.com/frapper/4ch
plz 2 fix!
I don't think you should really have to 'tell' people... just be upfront about it if/when the subject ever comes up.
>>158
ok, remedied, but i also notice we have no finns, which strikes me as odd
The fact that homosexuals like flaunting thier homosexual-ness is one of the main things I don't like about them.
The same can be said about Mac-owners.
There is a lot of mac owners (some of us call ourselves "mac fags") who don't care what you use, and we don't exactly feel that the rest of the world is inferior not for using a mac.
>>162
You will note that he is making the same generalization about homosexuals. Ignore the troll. Carry on.
You might as well sometime say "hey guess what doods, I am gay! bet you couldn't guess" or something. Either that or next time people ask you about if you have a girlfriend/boyfriend ( I don't know if you're gay girl or gay boy) say, "fuck no, I'm gay".
>>156 LOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLL
Second advice is to wear Jeans on Faggots Wear Jeans day
Heh, I was just generally ranting. Wasn't really trying that hard to troll.
But yeah, >>162, is right. Just like there are gays who don't feel the need to constantly advertise their gayness.
You don't see me going "Hey everyone, I'm on a PC!" or "Hey everyone, I'm heterosexual! Let's make a show about it!"
>>166 There's really nothing wrong with you doing that. Just like there's nothing wrong with people so-called "flaunting" gayness by being open about it. It's something people don't naturally assume about a person, so why not make an effort to tell them? That way they don't do something stupid that embarrasses everyone (like hire surprise female strippers for a gay guy's birthday party)
How the hell does it take a week to get a scantron test graded? >_<
>>167
yeah, that's exactly why i want to tell them.
i didn't mean to fill that in the email field. OTL
I think I gave this guy a boner. I hope so... he's hot. （・ω・）
my university recently advertised a certain band as supporting a certain other band who were playing there.
the advertised support band didn't appear. they were in japan.
bastards.
The 2ch VIP porn threads are the best thing ever!
o rly?
is 6" really the average penis size for a caucasian male? mine is 6", but i've only once seen a guy online claim to have less than 7. i know there's an inbuilt tendency to exaggerate, but surely some would tell the truth?
>>175 is clever, with that post he found a way to convince someone he has a 6" penis without making it look like a lie.
Salutes to you sir. I believe you even if no-one else does
I love you, Joe. Seriously. You're the greatest person in the world, and it's a fucking crime that you aren't with someone equally awesome. And as much as I hate to say this, that person isn't me - you deserve better. I know you will never read this, but I need to let this out somewhere.
>>177 holy shit, laura?!?
Who says that person isn't you?
You're thinking too high of him and/or too low of yourself. You could be that person, goddamnit. And if you're not now, you can strive to be. For the future!
As long as there's love!
Love is just an excuse to fuck
