I preferred the thread title as it was in Part 5 over the shorter version in Part 6, and so I decided to copy the style of the former. May this THREAD Restoration usher in a new era of peace, prosperity, progress and posts about current thoughts for /dqn/!
>Gender is a social construct and artificial.
Then we're in agreement. And if people want to identify as a social construct irrespective of their sex, why not let them?
What you're referring to in the second part of your post is biological sex. Nobody denies that people born with a penis and XY chromosomes are different to people with a vagina and XX chromosomes. But if those people choose they want to be a gender different to their physical sex, or that they were born as such, what's wrong with that?
>>547
I like how you accidentally ended up attack someone who insulted Homestuck.
I used to think DQN was un-trollable. Now I realize it's quite easy, just make a bunch of shitty posts.
>>552
And I thought this wasn't the shiptoasting thread. ( ;~;)
(・∀・) Grandpa, do you remember heh man?
( ´ω`) I am going to pretend for your own sake that you didn't say that.
Ooo ma teai te!
I want that guys scarf.
Please refrain from licking me, wench.
So long of a wait.
Bitcoin just went up how much?
Pretty...so very pretty.
Yatta! Basically.
Finally. Motivation!
It's funny while I don't drink, in the photos I look like the most plastered person at the party.
I haven't ripped my hair out in 24 hours. I feel proud of myself.
Cup ramen owns
>>460
>>450 here. Heh, actually you're wrong. Marriage was never a high priority for us. It was only put on the table in the first place because I'm likely to spend a year or more in Japan in the near future, and it would be easier to get a visa for my spouse than for a legally-single girlfriend. Also, she would be happier with me inheriting some of her stuff than her siblings and almost-estranged parents.
It's mildly amusing to watch someone do the very things they yell at you for doing.
More than mildly amusing, in fact.
And COOL FREE SHELL ACCOUNTS.
The integer is not online and we require its presence for discussions regarding, and I quote, "nancho parties".
I'm using some old LARPing clothes as pajamas. They feel really nice.
>>577
at some point while using http://deathrow.vistech.net/ I left a quote someone thought was good enough to put in a quote collection. which was actually kind of freaky because it was a fairly dumb quote among a collection of pretty good ones. well, it's not online anymore, so it's safe to say that I guess.
>>578
that and mad snacks
My key/oard's worki/g /ow except for 2 letters {guess which!}, a few sym/ols, a/d the arrow keys. Ca/'t wait for my /ew key/oard to arrive. It's a pai/, /ot /ei/g a/le to use certai/ keys.
I'm glad to know that he's alive... but I really wonder what's going on in his life. I want to talk to him. I miss him.
>>582
Those days, however pleasant they may have been, are gone.
Onto the next challenge, I guess.
>>583
Oh yeah, they're gone. And my current challenge is letting go of the past without giving up on the person I care about.
>>585
Thanks.
Hate them because you want to get one more chance, or because you want to forget about the past and say that things are never going to happen again but someone wants a second chance from you?
If it's the latter... it just seems so depressing.
I haven't talked to my Japanese host family since I stayed there in 2006, and I only have their snail-mail address ever since the mother changed employers. They live fairly close to a river in Kyushu, though. Think I ought to send them a card, expressing my hope that their house was not too badly flooded last week?
the worst thing in the world? knowing that you were killed, in a movie theater, by a shitty cosplayer.
I had a dream that Portgas D. Ace was my lover. He was very sweet and kind.
>>592
I wonder if you're talking about somebody I know. Is there any sort of identifier you'd be willing to drop? Like initials or a first name?
>>593
I'd imagine that people disappearing isn't an uncommon thing around these parts of the Internet, but that's possible.
I'm afraid that I can't state even his initials without feeling like I'm telling too much... but if you post some identifier(s) of the person(s) you're thinking of, I'll probably be fine with saying whether I might know them or not. Initials or names would be better than actual monikers (which are often much more unique), to keep things vague.
>>594
That's understandable. I know that it's most likely a coincidence, but I'm too curious. Does it happen to be HR?
The song stuck in my head for the past two hours alternates between 合鍵ガンマンと合鍵忍者 and the guitar solo from Hotel California. I'm okay with this.
I am absolutely appalled by Reddit and how they treat women as disposable sex objects. I don't know why I go there, it makes me depressed every time.
>>597
It's completely backwards for a site like Reddit. Then there's nonsense like /r/MensRights, and the usual 'friendzoned-therefore-all-women-are-sluts' blogging.
I wish people would hurry up and realize it's an awful site already. It's not just *le FFFUUUUU derpina that's the problem: it's everything about the place.
>>595
I can't think of a single HR I know. Sorry to disappoint, it would be interesting if we thought about the same person.
Let's hope that you find out that your guy is fine!
600GET! w00t
>>599
I dislike Reddit for different reasons--their constant regurgitation of last week's 4chan memes, the utter lack of creativity, the "le derp derp, le memes, le lolcats, le FFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUU" If you're going to swim in a sea of sewage, then go to the source and dive into /b/. Don't be some middle-age wannabe hipster with a soul patch. It's lame.
also,
>implying the 21st Century Internet as a whole isn't a wretched hive of scum and villainy, even worse than it was in the 90s
>>601
Well, my point is that people focus too much on the Reddit-stealing-memes thing. And it is a real issue (I see motivationals and image macros from 5 years ago on the front page whenever I visit). But it's a symptom of a larger problem. Reddit's userbase is broken, thanks to the egoism inherent in a system that rewards you with numbers for your comments. It's really no different to YouTube's top comments, even if the users are a little older and have a few more IQ points.
I wish more people would realize the benefits of an anonymous system, but I guess it's just incompatible with how most people in the West think, particularly in the blogosphere age.
Tomorrow will be great.
ぽかぽか
I love you! But please don't try to climb into my nose.
Tomorrow my best friend in the entire world is coming over. We're going to play Pokemon Stadium 2 and watch Pokemon episodes. Maybe she'll even bring over something we can cook! ( ﾟ ヮﾟ)
Shitbrained cumeater! I'll knock those beautiful teeth of yours out with that hammer you gave me, I'll cut out that vile tongue of yours which you know how to use just the wrong way! Limitlessly predestined : solidarity through the unknown
I don't like the change of The Big Bang Theory around the 3rd season. It degraded from a funny sci-fi show about science geeks for nerds into a repetitive romantic comedy with a limited set of characters.
Penny used to be a girl who hanged out with other people and now what? In 4th season she says that she has no dreams, no hope, no friends in LA; she hangs out with two nerdy girls. What the heck? She used to be a party girl with a dubious choice of boyfriends.
The main characters don't seem to work anymore. All they do is hang out in cafeteria, in restaurants or in somebody's house. Whenever altogether or with their girlfriends. Plus desperate Rajesh. Plus current Sheldon is now only a shadow of former Sheldon. As if while everyone were getting older and wiser, he became more and more childish.
I can't believe that the last two seasons had much higher ratings than the first two. At least now I can see why they cancelled Firefly.
>>606
Oh my, I so envy you! You should totally watch these episodes: ttp://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Espeon_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#In_the_anime !
Captcha: jizz
Yeah!"!!!!!!!!!
Oh god the spiders, the spiders! My pickaxe is no match for these spiders!
>>612
As it happens, I had a lighter and a pool of paraffin, which did just as well. I might add that this was in a computer game (Penumbra: Overture, to be precise).
I'm so tired of being so easily triggered by idiots. There's this one asshole on Formspring who has "five waifus," likes the shittiest anime and is a general prick. I literally boil with anger if I just see his name. It ruins my day, and I don't know what to do about it. This is literally making me mad.
augh i'm so fucking confused
>>615
Block him, maybe? That's the great thing about social networks: YOU choose whose comments you see.
Gentlemen. We must find a way to combine the "spaghetti fell out of my pockets" meme with the "creepy pasta" meme. I believe that it can be done.
>>613
Actually it was in a much-much older game from late 90s. You had to combine a bottle of spray with a lighter and somehow fight some alien thing with it or something.
So, anyway. I just finished the last episode of the last season TBBT. I must say that it was considerably better than the 4th, but mocking Soviet/Russian space program, really? This is just mean. It's, like, the only good thing left here. Those ill-conceived Armageddon-style jokes are distasteful. They were fitting during the 90s, when basically everything in ex-USSR was in disrepair, but not nowadays.
Excuse me my language, but I bet this is because that faggot is still butthurt over The Theorists, a copycat show which was filmed in Belarus. But it was retarded. And actors quit it anyway as soon as they learned that it wasn't licensed. Licensed remakes suck big time anyway.
Hahaha! Goose!
Goddamn it, not again.
Kill yourself! Jump off a cliff! Right onto the jagged rocks below!
Young bones groan, and the rocks below say "throw your skinny body down, son!"
Finish matte, eschew dramatic spoon-fed heat.
Do you people not know about the Requests board or something?
Make me cry.
I wonder if drinking one's own semen is considered a religious sacrament somewhere. Seems likely to me, at least.
A girl I've been talking to said that she liked me. I don't know why, but it's making me very very depressed.
>>632
It can be
I've been wondering what this "scented candle" smells like. It's scented...but what.
Vanilla, some kind of baked good? I fear I may never know.
I don't want to go to work tomorrow, I just want to listen to cute music all day.
>>627
I think you would see "this post sucked" more often if there was actual moderation.
You're 35 and telling me the problem with American education is its teachers, that effectual lessons are subverted in favor of furthering a totalitarian agenda. You're 35. I wanted to punch your stupid face in, but that might have been rather socially unacceptable.
>>637
Also, do people stop learning after a certain age? Do they just decide to be retarded one day and stop giving a shit about everyone but themselves?
>>637
But the teachers here ARE really shitty. Or at least at the schools I went to.
>>638 There are newspapers, magazines, certain TV shows, and books that people read after the age of 35.
My father is 62, and learns something everyday by watching the Discovery channel, History channel, and some of those other channels that are dedicated to things like science and documentaries about real people and their jobs.
Jean-Paul Shartre
18 days left!
>>638
I can't tell whether this is a rhetorical question, or whether you're being DQN here.
Does any living thing ever stop learning before it dies? Learning, growth, change, these are part of life, regardless of your age. Not long ago I read of a man who decided at the age of 78 to go to medical school. He graduated and got his MD, too, and practiced medicine for many years.
Hmm. Too serious for DQN?
> the man began med school age of 78
> practiced medicine for many years
How long is many, ten? Ha ha
>>645
That is still ten years more than he would have, if he had not gone to medical school.
Tomorrow's my day off. I'm going to watch so much anime and do so much cleaning.
>>647
That's how you spend a day off! What are you going to watch, DQN?
I just got back from my intermediate Japanese speaking exam. It consisted of two role-play problems. In the first, you had to apologize to your boss at your part time job for managing to get into an accident with a bicycle you borrowed from him. The second assignment was to recommend your favourite movie to your friend and roughly summarize the plot.
I had a lot more problems with the latter. I suspect I have a too high resistance against sounding too informal when addressing a teacher, as I kept slipping back into polite speaking style.