The Saber kopipe where she gets transported to some place and haves sex with some guys is what's on my mind.
Forsooth
I hope that in a decade things like meme -oomer words will stop being used in serious articles
remember back when we all thought the internet would lead to an untold era of peace and cooperation and that technology would be used for good to make all our lives better?
they promised us star trek but we got shadowrun instead
I sometimes think about learning French but what would I use it for?
The national anthem of Benin Republic is really beautiful
blessed and elephantpilled
>>255
If used for information and retrieving media, its incredible and beyond the wildest dreams of most of human history. Its both an incredible and terrible time to be alive.
There seems to be a growing distaste for social media anyway (both because of the content and the dystopian practices the companies running them partake in) and I hope it is just the growing pains of new technology getting integrated like the issues television caused when it first became widespread.
How do you pronounce てゐ (Tewi)?
1) Tooie
2) Tay-we
3) てい (faggot)
4) rabbit rabbit
is it back?
yes
te i
ゐ is ancient as hell, and seems to be pronounced exactly like い
correct pronunciation guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EUYBWhVkKg
vc: soy
love from the elitist superstructure
i hate perl so much it's unreal
Not gonna work today. It's my right.
It's really not fair that languages have cool archaicisms that have fallen out of use. Fuck it, pronounce it wi if you want. I like to pronounce the th in clothes to be a bit adventurous.
Tewi is a netori slut demon anyway
Most Japanese pseudo-old-timey speak goes back 〜900 years at most (though usually 〜500 years). wi was lost earlier than that.
Unlike Western classicism, there isn't a movement in Asia to go "back" to old reconstructed pronunciations (disregarding how these are much less certain). Like, the best guesses at Old/Middle Chinese sound entirely alien just about anywhere, yet it's one of the most influential literary languages.
Virgin "everything in moderation" (Hesiod depicted as a hunched weakling surrounded by strawmen blurbs about hemlock and arsenic) vs. Chad "nothing in excess" (Apollo depicted as an laurel-wearing athlete who has "never even heard of too much sex")
thinking about bernie madoff's name
it's like calling a guy john sleptwiff
young adult with five digit monthly income be like "eat the rich"
he be like be like really do be like sis
though
binge ate again
the drehmal primordial minecraft map is pretty fun
i remember in highschool spanish class, asking my teacher why if "estar" usually refers to impermanent states, then why do we say "esta muerte"? and due to this being a secular public school she couldn't think of the obvious answer and just kind of went "idk lol"
latinate languages (except for fr*nch, the language of godless heathens) have the idea of the impermanence of death and eternal life in the kingdom of heaven cooked right into them! very cool.
Buzzfeed Tasty makes me just as anxious as HowToBasic.
>>283 the obvious answer being that the most common verbs in any language tend to be the most irregular, of course
>>261
as far as i can tell television still causes all of those same issues though (parasocial engagement, media addiction, biased and sensationalized news). in the cases where it doesn't it's because it's been supplanted by other more addictive things that cause the same problems even worse (online news is even more sensationalized, videogames and social media are even more addicting, social media is even more parasocial)
The one thing I dont understand about social media are "superchats". Are you THAT attention starved that you pay to make a comment to a streamer?
>>288
Well, uh, it's not so much recognition as acceptance that simps are seeking.
Rejected by the vtuber
bullying the vtuber by giving her money
Death is not the end
I'm a microwave american
Cocky people born after the year 2000 devitalize me from going on the internet.
>>288 It's weird, isn't it? Look at this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSOVWaDAyKI all these people throwing money at cartoon character actresses
To celebrate pride month, stick your eleventh finger in a dyke
> "estar" usually refers to impermanent states
This is an obnoxious way to think about the difference between "ser" and "estar" tbh. But I guess it's simpler than figuring out "ser" has an ontological dimension to it, like you're describing being itself, or something inherent to being, which I believe is a more accurate distinction.
lol, states. English has its own treatment of states that's totally normal for us but would be hard to explain to a foreigner. The difference between "I knew" (correct) and "I was knowing" (incorrect) is hard to explain when "I walked" and "I was walking" are both correct.
Miles Davis = Stone Cold Steve Austin
John Coltrane = The Rock
i think i need a den
would an iichan clone/successor even be possible in this day and age? (in the sense that it's better that there isn't one)
Comme des Garcons needs to make "Wonderwoof" next and it smells like dog and dog related scents.
>something inherent to being
in other words, a permanent state, an immutable characteristic of the person or thing in question, without which they would be something else entirely. it makes better sense when you frame it like this but that might be too complex for 9th graders.
sou humano - i am human, it is inherent to my existence, i will never not be a human, if i were some other animal it would change my inherent nature
estou morto - i am dead, but this is not an inherent characteristic of my existence, i used to be alive (and one day you'll join me)
Johnny B Badd more like Johnny B Gayy
unfortunately, most of the time i try translating japanese music in my head, it ends up being in the format of trying to explain it (in my imagination) to my high school counselor, who absolutely hated my guts
ds9 season 7 be like: noooooo you're not supposed to empathize with dukat, wtf stop it, writers quick, turn him into cartoon space hitler
bet you'd be stronger if you tore off those restrictive clothes(意味深い)
>>310
I never used Tumblr, but I do remember around that time there was the Tumblr blog that was just screenshots of /dqn/ (and maybe SAoVQ) AA threads. I just saw a picture referring to that post today on Twitter with other related images in the replies.
>>302
Considering how anemic the imageboard userbase is these days I don't really see the point of it anymore.
Tonight's episode of "Where are they now?": Internet edgelords who said "we're overdue for a new plague."
ITT post your face
Here's mine: ( ´_ゝ`)
>>311 The comments and replies on a lot of those tumblr posts are entertainingly painful. I wonder how many new people came here from there.
https://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1473279706/
emily still hasn't shown us some boobies...
>>302
The webring is a iichan successor in concept. Alas it's populated by the 8gag diaspora so it is its own realm of piss and autism.
i do wish i could do something about the occasional suicide discussion
but does this stem from genuinely wanting to help those people, or do i just feel bad over my own lack of ability?
>>315
We've been over this.
2.
2 people came.
That's how we have 7 people instead of the old 5.
>>318
Men that are discussing suicide for reasons outside of methods usually dont really want to do it, so you probably do want to help
Absolutely nothing happened today in 1989
t-square gets a lot more amusing when you find out what most of the people there were actually protesting for
the good thing about vtubers is that their existence debunks the long standing myth that 2d purists are somehow above 3dpd thot worshippers (or as the lingo puts them, simps)
was fashion the reason why they were there?
A cicada has come in...
gayir
uh oh
i want to eat less meat again so i'm learning some indian cooking. using no-refrigeration low-tech foods like legumes and ghee is also appealing, but i'm fixated on pre-modern life in general so that might just be me.
after looking through a lot of crap recipes (and the other extreme, innovative recipes that implicitly assume knowledge of the basics of south asian cooking) i finally found a book i would recommend which is 660 curries by raghavan iyer. (the title is a lie; it is a general purpose indian cookbook including chutneys, sambars, etc and explicitly mentions which recipes are from which part of india)
does anyone here know other good south asian cookbooks?
>>323
A lot of 2D purists HATE vtubers! they are intensely controversial on imageboards where they are common.
>>328
The YouTube channel CookingInRussia (now rebranded as CookingInFinland) has a good video on making a red masala for different curry applications. He also has a few other vegetarian and pescatarian curry recipes. Those only make up a small part of his video library, but the depth he goes is what sets his channel apart from most other ones. There's a good amount of non-South Asian vegetarian recipes as well. He also has a book on vegetarian dishes, but if you don't really enjoy cooking I'd avoid it because it's very involved. Most recipes in it have 2 or more layers of component preparation before you can even start the actual dish.
covid neetbux finally arrived, this is the most money I've ever had
>>331 this was the case for like everyone under 40 that i know, its sad
>>331
you should make a shitcoin called "covid neetbux" and lose it all speculating on your own crypto
>>332
Not surprising, although in truth it's because I never managed to land a job (because I live like a monk, I'd have retirement kind of money by now).
This chapter having taken nearly half my life so far has been so depressing; I was working so damn hard to pump out job applications proving I'm a failure and for what? To help a giant corporation trample on people's liberties worldwide and get them more addicted to phones?
So I still don't know where my life is going, but I think my career will involve no more jobs.
take it to /personal/ lol
Everything about me is getting worse the older I grow, at my current trajectory I will be a fat worthless piece of human trash by the age of 40
Made $300 off ebay selling 3 old games. Makes me pretty cynical. I paid like $50 for the most expensive one.
>>337
If you want to, you can go over there and reduce the amount by one!
The thing about nu metal, neue deutsche harte, industrial metal and other 90s metal genres not deemed 'elite' by metal aficionados is that they're less metal and more synthpop and new wave, just with hard guitar riffs taking the place of hard synth stabs. Genuinely good synthpop and new wave at that. Catchy melodies, groovy grooves and interesting sounds permeate the songs of all the big bands in these genres. Had these genres been actual synthpop and new wave one could even excuse their corny lyrics.
I have always wanted to get into metal, but it genuinely made my head hurt whenever I try to listen to most things
>>342 What does it mean to you to "get into" metal, more than just enjoying metal songs?
The best metal band is either Babymetal or Megadeth
Stop Asian Hate feels like a parody of BLM.
All i know about babymetal is one of the members has a gigantic ass
>>346 I'm a fan of their music, but I didn't know that, I'll have to check it out
I listen to Death Metal, but I pretty much stick with Dethklok, even if they're a joke band because the music is actually pretty damn good.
>>346
I didn't know that, I never really shat on them, and instead gave them the benefit of the doubt when the normies started getting butt mad about their music as I am a fucking contrarian. Anyway, as a lover of ass, I must see this ass.
VC: shitter
my favorite heavy metal act is darude
vc: dudution