Changes in v11.0:
I don't like to say that they shook my foundations, but they did.
Wheeled human transportation device
I don't know how to cross-thread-reference but that film about underground polar robot zombie nazis was great
>>403
I could only find this: http://youtu.be/22qH0RWdosQ
It looks like a Touhou game with Western (shitty) graphics and wrong orientation.
>>404
Took a while to find it but it's "Nazis at the Center of the Earth"
>>405
It seems that this topic was big last year. "Iron Sky" had nazis on the moon.
We need a movie about Nazis secretly living in somebody's basement or in a swimming pool.
I heard him say, "Bloody NORAD"
Whaling wall
I google my own thoughts...
>I'm greener than the other guy.
Hopefully, adding "Computer, I demand" to your search query will improve the quality of results.
Gackt ist kackt.
Oh, it seems that I missed the supermoon. There is only half of it left. And for some reason the dark half is visible too.
I feel... scared?
おはようございます
I can't believe that "Computer, I demand" thingie actually worked on Google!
The only problem with soundproofing a room is that it eliminates all sounds except the most annoying ones.
Guns don't kill people, people lose their will to live. Also, http://youtu.be/eAKtZ_r0V6E
annual loss of life to a cake
http://tinyurl.com/n7zcrva this is a pretty DQN thing to do.
Idea. "YOLO" servers for multiplayer shooters: you die, you get kicked.
>>331
I know, right? It's silly how few people do metaprogramming, but it also makes me optimistic that there may still be a niche I could fill with a business I started. Wanna join?
Donate if you want Edward Cullen to turn Justin Bieber into a forever young handsome sparkling vampire.
Conformancer ― a powerful law-abiding wizard.
Confirmancer ― a wizard who confirms all the inane rumours and talks or claims to be an eyewitness to them.
>>426,427
The former is usually seen on TV bashfully trying to describe his disapproval of somebody else's unusual actions.
The latter dwells in youtube comments.
I should be really going outside to meet an old friend of mine, but I feel very nervous about getting to know his acquaintances. What if somebody lives in roughly the same part of the city as I do and we will have to take ride home together? Last time that happened, we spent the whole journey mildly criticizing religion, business and politics―subjects that are banned on the ham radio, to give you a clue―and that was our first chat ever!
http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/content/animals/kidscorner/animaldiet/omnivore.gif
Veggie, you are a human being, god dammit! Go and chew somebody's face off!
If people's gayness is said to be determined by their genetics then they should be legally recognized only if they have a medical certificate that proves their gayness. And only these people should be allowed to marry with all benefits that it provides.
>>432
They should be told to stop pretending and get some spanking.
>>431
I think you wanted to say "If people's gayness is determined by their genetics", which, by the way, probably isn't the case.
I don't think I like the concept of a person's sexuality being "legally recognized", and I don't understand why you would.
I'm not quite sure why you're trying to put this arbitrary restriction on gay marriage. Marriage as an institution is already sort of broken nowadays, and restricting people's access to it (or the benefits it provides) based on their sexual orientation alone is plain and stupid discrimination. I expect you have some vague ideas of why it isn't; let me tell you where you're wrong.
various objects in space
Why would anybody make a modern interpretation of opera classics? Why would anybody want to watch it even if it was free?
I remember putting three petals of a sakura blossom inside Kurt Vonnegut's Jailbird, but I don't remember which page it was. All I could find was a bit of dust.
Vaporwave is pretty nice
Hello, Sun! Let me just close these drapes over here.
There is a problem with those drapes.
http://xkcd.com/508/
Helpful advice: if your ice-cream became too hard to carve in the freezer you can use a sharp knife to cut it out.
Imagine that we are all software. It doesn't change anything from an everyday perspective. All menial tasks and routines remain the same, but the concept of reincarnation suddenly starts making sense.
I'm off to IKEA, twitter.
I'm going to buy everything that has a Swedish flag or "made in Sweden" printed on it.
>>445, shh.
Unlike you I don't have social network accounts that denote me as a DQN or that have any niche jokes or memes posted. So, shh.
Why are you staring at me? Do I know you? Is there something on my face?
Coming home. I feel tired and a bit lonely, yet satisfied because of all this useless tat and a nice Swedish dinner.
Icravesmokedsalmon
These folding seats feel so uncomfortable. I bet this is how child seat in a car feels like.
Subway sandwich: blue with white, and smells of bums.
Sleep tight, old bum. You will be the only survivor if "potential enemy" strikes first.
I name you Artyom, old bum, for you shall get metro rid of whatever the book protagonist gets it rid of.
O, my! O, my! What a treacherous little phone! Turning off on its own master!
No offence, Muslim brothers, but a girl in a head wrap just looks more "explode-y" than any other girl. Statistics would probably back my words up.
Action packed adventurer
I'm so uncertain whenever I would like to see a continuation or a remake of FLCL. On the one hand, I hold it as the greatest anime of all time, and I would love to see it again in a fresh style, now that time has passed. On the other, due to the very same reason I'm very afraid that they might botch it, and that subtle magic of the original series will disappear.
>>460
Don't worry. There will never be a remake or continuation of FLCL.
Gainax is dead.
Oh my god, there are actually some smart and sane people reading and responding to youtube comments! I even learned something new there today. I'm shocked, I'm stunned, my hope for humanity is at an all-time high.
I'd like to equate the number of posts in the "current thought" threads.
>>461
Do you mean dead as a company, i.e. bankrupt, or "spiritually", "creatively" dead? In the second case, it's even more troubling because they might want to revive or restart the classics.
However, I will always remember them for DAICON opening animations.
>>463
And a guy in the other thread is trying to widen the gap!
Just to think of it, we are nearing 1000 posts total! In just as little as 36 days!
Having two simultaneous threads feels like being inside a bipolar brain though.
― Hey, catch this memostick and get out of here!
― But I told you to use a minimemodisk!
― It jammed! Now, hurry! Run!
Poll: Do you always pee when you have to poop?
I want to go to Austria and watch kangaroos and then travel to neighbouring Denmark to do some skiing.
The concept of some sort of trading cards and "ultra-rares" in blind bags is sickening. What's the importance of those characters if I have never heard of them and they hold no personal appeal? You could at least make them look nice. And don't give me the regular "kids would enjoy any crap" rubbish!
First names in Latin are baffling. For example, girls were usually called by their order: Maior, Minor (or Secunda), then Tertia and so on. For boys ordinal numbers as a name began on the fifth son. However, you could be one of the first four and still be named Decimus.
Corean Cowls are cewl.
Andy Warhol was a tit.
Wait, was it Alan Prost just now? I think it was him.
Nothing makes people more excited and happy in the zoo than a large animal with an erection.
Writing CVs makes me feel like a total wanker.
>>478
For some reason I thought at first that you were writing it in Japanese!
There is absolutely no reason to do that.
Does anyone have any experience with twitter? What is a polite form to post? Do you have to greet your followers every morning? What topics are NG, what should I avoid? Should I hash-tag everything or should I turn them into punchlines?
I'm crying just because my eyes hurt. I haven't felt any emotions lately except annoyance and anger. But mostly it's numbness.
Trawling in the seas,
These reefs, they will not heal.
You call this a flooding? Your ankles are barely covered!
Only frauds and crooks would want technology like Google Glasses to be banned, because they don't want you to secretly record them constantly breaking laws. That's why you might hear all sorts of outcries about privacy from politicians, experts and other lot. They'd argue that it's both for other people (camera), and for you (tracking). But hey, what about CCTV and smartphones? The former already watch you almost everywhere: streets, banks, bars, shops, transport ― all sorts of public places where personal privacy hardly exists anyway. It's just that in case of CCTV the information is much easier to control and manipulate, which is good news for corrupt officials and conmen. As for GPS and mobile network tracking, well, it's nothing new since the advent of iPhone.
As long as you don't plan on becoming a villain, this magnificent piece of technology is your friend.
As technology becomes more and more precise, dust particles turn finer and finer. No filters will be able to hold it soon.
more like deflatable bed
Help! He's trying to put a gay spell on me!
Of course I have something to hide.
>>486
I agree that Google Glass isn't any more privacy-invading than existing technology, and I'm all for it. As you note, it gives the citizens equal footing with the government that is already watching you.
However, I disagree that only the guilty care about privacy. Privacy gives us freedom and comfort. This article sums up my feelings pretty well:
http://www.wired.com/politics/security/commentary/securitymatters/2006/05/70886
Alarm clock is the worst invention ever.
No, there isn't a "commie" republic within Russia, it's Komi Republic.
>>485
What about language if English is not my first language? I understand that it mostly depends on my personal preference, but is it okay to mix them, or should I just write country/city in a profile info? So people would go, "Wow! He's from that country and he knows English!" It is not the same as youtube, however, where people seem to subscribe just for funny accents and silly jokes.
As for text-speak, I don't know it. And why would anybody bother to decipher a message if its author didn't put any effort into writing it?
>>469
Yes, but I agree with Dali's idea of mixing the "substances" to be repulsive. He had a wonderful idea of toilet/throne that would look like a sculpture of two dolphins with their mouths open.
u thing u loose
I just invented a portmanteau for "awful nuisance". It's awfulance!
>>485
Yoshinoya Veteran here.
I recommend going there at least several times a day, but there is no standard style for it. Just eat what comes naturally, the chefs prefer a unique style. I recommend staying a little informal.
Generally, it's wise to stay away from any sort of extra-large, extra-sauce, or other such grandiose requests. Extra orders are best used occasionally, mainly to provide garnish or additional flavor. A good example would be: "Alright, daddy's gonna order the extra-large!" vs "Give me a beef bowl with extra green onion." In my opinion, the latter is the vet's way of eating, and the taste is unbeatable. Just beware that this way, the chefs will have you marked from then on.
Additionally, I don't speak for everyone when I say this but within my group of gourmets, women and children are frowned upon.
So, eat frequently, and make sure to "garnish" your orders by adding the occasional extra green onion!
If your experience is anything like mine was, you'll probably find a bunch of competitors on the opposite side of the U-shaped table and fight to the death, not unlike a kaiten zushi. Good luck!
