I like to stalk people. Anyone, really. Whether it be in my local neighborhood or on the internet. I'm very discreet about it, too. I typically communicate with my victims my making creepy videos of myself in a dark room with only the light from my lighter showing my face.
I'm also sitting in a car outside your house, stealing your Wi-Fi. Come say hi, we can get a drink or two.
lmao at how many weaboos in this
I used to do this just for the sake of doing it. I'm a very non-judgmental person so it was nice peering into other people's lives. Unfortunately I was very paranoid people would do this to me, though a lot more judgmentally.
Guys, come on. That's wrong.
On the other hand corps like Google, MS, Yahoo, Facebook, or the America and Chinese governments would love to have you as employees.
What are some important techniques that have gotten you through a fruitful session? Or, I should really rather say, what are some tips for someone who has never stalked anyone before but really wishes to get into the scene?
Don't you think if you have a smile, it's easy to make friends with foreigner?
Hey guys!! When do you have a smile?
Is it when you see your granny?
No!!
Absolutely it's when you see a cutie!!!
But are you satisfied with seeing cuties only in your country??
I gathered cute teenagers in the world!!
Cuteen,don't miss it!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cuteen-in-Asia/424258197658312
>>8
Your grandmother would be very sad if she heard that.
1) Register the purse: https://blockchain.info/ru/wallet (Address purse will be under the QR-code, example: 16kgPbKW9E5BVRVFXC .....)
2) Go to the site and register, there will be asked to enter the address of the purse: http://goo.gl/u7qmdr
3) Click "Roll" every hour.
who hid grandma's dildo
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVOzqEJVO7M
Play with your toys otaku, I'll play with mine.
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Like this. 24 gears, disc brake on the front for good stopping power, rim brake on the back so I can lock up the back wheel and do a skid or 5. I ripped off all the stickers so that nobody knows I picked it up from Target on special and proceeded to spend money on it for other things. The front rim is different to the back because I buckled it taking a jump a bit too fast and out of control.
So , what do you ride?
I also love to skid and fishtail when locking the rear tire. the rear wheel has no treads anymore...
I ride a very average Carrera mountain bike (that's the bad Carrera, not the good Carrera). When the weather's nice, I commute to university on it, but I don't do any trail riding any more so I'd like to change to a road bike
One day I want to build something like this sexy bastard: http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2006/feb/NicholasFranzen.htm
My good old mountain bike was stolen. From the backyard. Bastards!
Now I ride a cheap, old road bike. Good enough to get to campus, bad enough that stealing it wouldn't be a good idea. Some idiot tried it anyway when I left it at the station, but the chain was too much for him. Ripped off the front lamp though, and that when it gets dark so early.
Bike thieves should be hanged!
I've got a cheap mountain bike, it's been in the rain more than once too. Reminds me, I've got to re-oil the chain sometime soon. It's not much but it gets me around my campus with the occasional unwanted side effect of falling off or hitting someone. I broke a couple of my toes the last time...
I have a Lightspeed cyclocross (Apalachin), a Voodo Wanga, A Clark Kent F4, A 56 or 57 Hiawatha mens model, a 55 or 56 hiawatha womens model, A 62 or 63 Columbia tandem, A Schwinn predator BMX with Mag hydralic brakes up front, an old Raleigh road bike and a few unknown touring bikes from the early 70s. ANY bike is a great bike as long as you ride it!!!
CARS SUCK!!!!
BTW comparing a "workout" on a motor bike to a workout on a MTB or road bike is just plain silly. I ride Motorcycles too, Ducati 750 and a Moto Guzzi T. Nothin like that kind of speed! But I like to keep the petrol burners out of the woods! I'll check out your site! Keep the rubber down!
How bad do you have to be before you can be branded as an otaku? What if you only like a couple of manga titles and a couple of anime titles but don’t even own any game systems, will you still be considered an otaku?
I'm sure that buying an anime character dakikamura or whatever they're called would be a sure-fire indicator.
An Otaku is a japanese word for a nerd. The word 'Otaku' is only used outside of japan as a self-label for weeaboos who think using a japanese word makes them cool. It doesn't.
If you do not refer to yourself as an 'Otaku', then the person who called you one is a weeaboo and needs to use english words ie. Nerd or Geek.
For some reason wapanese think being an 'Otaku' is a good think to be proud it when actually in Japan "Otakus" (english translation: Nerds) are frowned upon in the society and are seen as a burden.
TL;DR: Only you yourself can label yourself as an Otaku. Others would just call you a nerd, unless they were weeaboos who are complimenting your love on shinyshinykawaiiNippondesudesukawaii
>>84
Nerd is also "not good" in western countries. But many Nerds/Otaku don't give a fuck and are proud to be one. So who cares.
I consider myself an otaku
I like anime, manga, video games, and Japanese fashion, culture and history.
I don't go for figurines though. They serve no propose. I don't know why people buy them.
No. No. No.
An "otaku" is not an enthusiast for something. An "otaku" is not a nerd.
"Otaku" is a semi-archaic word meaning "household," and using it to describe a person translates literally to something like "he's a homebody, he doesn't get out much."
What it actually means when people in Japan use the word is, it's the current popular euphemism for "mentally ill obsessive NEET who's probably going to end up in prison for stalking and raping his favorite anime voice actress." It is a VERY insulting term, and very dangerous to use in casual conversation with people you don't know.
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I like anime, manga, video games, and collecting model kit figures...
Am I an Otaku...??
you are OTAKING
I will be entering college this September, and as much as I like anime and manga, I don't want to be an otaku anymore. It is not like I don't enjoy them--of course I do, but I don't want to be known as a nerd anymore, and being a freshman in college, starting anew, will give me the opportunity.
It will be too painful if I just throw away/give away my collection at once, so I want to do it slowly. I don't know how I am going to manage doing that though... it seems like such a waste!
Anyway, I hope you guys can shed some light and opinion into how I can do it in a less painful manner. There is only a month more before I head to college, so I should start doing it now!
make a blog
this sounds like a fun story of ur everyday life lol
>137
[post from 2007]
plane otaku
Being otaku is bliss
Cmon dude it is not that bad.
I wonder if >>1 ever succeeded in becoming normal.
being otaku is not bad at all....
I dunno, suddenly anime just became really really boring to watch
Hello all, my hobby is fighting the undead. The undead includes but is not limited to:
Vampires
Zombies
Ghouls
Ghosts
Underworld gods
and those that serve the undead.
Most people have their own little way of fighting the undead. Some people use magic, others use a special amulet or even the power of the sun.
Me I usually use assault rifles(I prefer the AR 15), chainsaws, longswords and spirit cards that I obtain through negotiation with demons(usually NOT undead).
All you gotta do is climb a tree. Ever seen an underworld god or vampire, or even a zombie climb a tree? Didn't think so. Wait... you are HUNTING them. My bad. In that case, climb a tree and take with you a shitload of grenades. And undead 'bait'. You should be set.
>Happy hunting, don't turn undead! :D
However, if you are a cleric or a paladin, turn undead might not be a bad idea
>>39 fag.
next time you see a vampire can u send it my way plz? i wanna become a vampire! you can kill it after i'v been bitten :) but dont kill me when i a vampire ok?
>>41
No deal.
If Sprinting Away Like a Titmouse ever becomes a deadly fighting style, I bet all those zombies would just, like, feel a shiver run up their spine that they were lucky enough to escape my wrath with their lives.
gooby plz
What happened to him?
OMG.
I made a mistake.
Right URL ↓
Drugs.
Lol Conan.
I did not laugh.
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Message from a space alien!
... an ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish by a crane...
I googled like crazy few days, but I cant find this legend. Only that there is such legend, and Sadako's story. Maybe somebody can help?
>>8
s/1000 wishes/1000 cranes/
>>2
You are wrong, something will happen, because it always happens, unless you expect that folding 1000 cranes will stop the universe (thus ending time). I'm joking of course, but do you see?
>>3
750 more to go.
>>4
You're awful at counting. Every time you went to the toilet you forgot the number and came out with a bigger one. You haven't folded 1000 cranes yet. Start over!
>>5
Patient and count better, go to the toilet less. Gods are used to anything, anytime.
But can more than one person fold the total 1000 cranes and have a group wish? Or is it just a one-person deal?
I also remember reading something about how a wife was supposed to fold 1000 for her wedding? :/
When in grade-school I read Sadako's story, (to much crying) I tried it out. I only got to about thirty. (We had really large pieces of origami paper, but maybe I'll try it again? c: )
If 2 people make 1000 origami cranes will they still get to make 1 wish.
What if 1000 people make one origami crane each?
You do realize that the cranes have to be left exposed to the elements to weather away while releasing the wish. So you DO have to be patient. I have made over 870.
Well, did anyone ever finish this? Does it work?
while you make them, for it to work best you have to believe with such certainty that you feel your wish has already been granted
if you've started this you already half-believe it, you have nothing to lose by completely believing it
it's good, but after I had real sex I didn't really care about it again.
buy a hooker they are better.
Cyber sex is wanted by people who prefer the ultimate fantasy. But both parties must be decent writers and have good imagination or else its just uhh uhh oh yeah. Nonsense.
Plus fantasy is still only fantasy. You can do it alone.
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