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 No.23780[Reply]

what uboas we channing today (image suggested by my friend)

 No.23784

plz go

 No.23796

>>23780
FUNKOPOP figurines are the worst. Ewwww.



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I concur.

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:^)

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 No.15173[Reply]

Unsure if this was posted or not, what are your guys heights?
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 No.23448

>>23385
>why they want to deal with the high abuse rates

LOL. Don't tell me you've never seen any of those statistics about lesbos having the highest rates of abusive realtionships among all couplings? And the lowest rates of sex. 'Lesbian Dead Bed' mean anything to you? Makes me wonder why exactly any girl would go Lesbo.

Arghh wait. I read that all wrong. Never mind my retardation.

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Come on guys, I don't know who started it, but if I wanted to see gender politics/debate I would go to Twitter or Facebook.
We are better than this.

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>>23436
71 inches

 No.23622

I'm 2.00 metres tall.

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>>15173
5'6"
119 pounds and absolutely shredded btw



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 No.23647[Reply]

There's a 90% off discount for rpgmaker 2003 on steam, just letting anyone who is interested in making YNFGs know

 No.23649

Why not 2000?



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 No.23641[Reply]

Who the fuck is this guy? I remember reading up somewhere that it was Kikiyama, but now I'm skeptical

 No.23642

I'm pretty sure that's Yoshida from Chainsaw Man.

 No.23643

I think it's that magic dude Criss Angel

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 No.14108[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Just stumbled upon this.
Anyone heard of メンヘラ少女?

http://menhera.net/
https://twitter.com/menherashoujo?lang=ja
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 No.23540

>>21494
and also with you

 No.23556

>>23540
Let us go now with peace in our hearts

 No.23562

>>23556
Spread peace throughout your lives

 No.23617

>>23562
Amen…..

 No.23621

>>20578
thank you for your work



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If your credit card number was the amount of money you have, how rich would you be? And if your pin was the current year, what year?
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>>20290
i almost fell for this

 No.20345

I'd have $4556780286943670 in 786 A.D.

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𝞹 ~ 3.1415……..

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USD770 000 000

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>>20290
ZERO cos I don't use credit cards



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 No.20086[Reply]

What’s wrong with jerking off? It keeps me from spending too much time focusing on attracting the opposite sex.
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 No.22111

>>22110
I've never heard of it being called that, but if you wanted to put that on the label, sure.

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>>22108
I appreciate your comment for being respectful of different worldviews. I think non-judgmental discourse with people who hold different religious beliefs is one of the best opportunities to learn more about yourself and others. I'm personally agnostic and I doubt that will change, but I've gained a lot in the past couple of years by listening to people of multiple faiths.

It's unfortunate how common it is becoming to demonize believers and specifically Christians because of a few extremists, but I've also seen an increasing number of people of all kinds seek a better understanding of each other, and I'm glad you seem to be one of them.

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>>20086
I fap to cars

 No.23494

Prefer to schlick

 No.23539

Shlick to my lula darling.



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Over the past 2 years or so there's been a wave of teenagers faking mental disorders, commonly multi-personality DID and OSDD.

They're attention whores at best, 8ch-level toxic at worst. They are actively damaging the perception of people who actually have legitimate mental disorders, making it harder for people to take them seriously.

A&Q:
1) Yes, they are fake. Stuff like "typing quirks" is a dead giveaway.
2) You can just ignore/block them. Going after them is just giving them more attention.
3) No, people with those disorders do not actually post like that.
4) It's because they are making a mockery of actual disorders (and often sexualities).
5) No, they aren't trolls. At least not most of them.

You can find plenty of examples by searching #plural or #system on any big SM.

Why are these people allowed on the internet?

 No.22283

I did not listen to this PSA all the way through and I am going to continue to burn yard waste. If the PSA was about not burning yard waste, I am going to ignore it.

 No.22324

>>22282
>Faking
2 years of fear of a certain corona-virus, dude.

 No.22332

>>22324
Pretty sure the situation OP described has been happening for far longer than that.
Anecdotal evidence might be meaningless but I saw people acting that exact way back on 2012-2013.

 No.23516

>>22282
> teenagers faking mental disorders
It's only faking because WEAK WILL is not considered a disorder.



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Has the internet affected your perception of time?
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>>23359
Can relate, there's even a lot of productive things I could be doing on my computer itself. But, mindlessly browsing is the perfect drug for not feeling any of my mental health issues it seems. No progress when I spend days like that, but at least all is still.

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I read an article which interested me.
https://bigthink.com/neuropsych/social-media-profound-boredom/

Here are some key quotes:
"Citing influential 20th century German philosopher Martin Heidegger, they note that there are likely two types of boredom: superficial and profound.

"When superficially bored, “We are held in limbo by a situation that restricts us from doing what we want to be doing, while simultaneously being left empty insofar as the situation does not satisfy us.” Think of being stuck in a useless work meeting or trapped inside on a rainy day."
When repeatedly exposed to superficial boredom, we can reach profound boredom, defined as “a deep state of indifference towards oneself and to the world” leading to “an existential discomfort in which people struggle with their sense of self.”

"Modern society tees us up for superficial boredom, the study’s authors say. When we are always connected technologically, previously segmented social, work, and home lives blend together, bringing constant disruption and leaving little time to focus on a single activity."

"At the same time, the pace of life is accelerating, imparting a “sense of busyness and rush amidst compressed time, and the corresponding desire to escape these feelings,” the authors add. This confluence of factors leaves time for brief bouts of boredom, ones that are now swiftly assuaged through social media or other internet pursuits, thus preventing us from reaching profound boredom."

"As painful as profound boredom can be, it can also lead to reassessment of one’s life and spur action to remedy the ultimate causes of one’s boredom. As part of their research, the authors interviewed 15 subjects aged 20 to 60 in England and Ireland about the experience of lockdown during the COVID pandemic. Invariably, they spoke of boredom and being in limbo, and mentioned frequently turning to social media to pass the time, an act which many said left them feeling empty."

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>>23419
So what I think is happening is that the Internet has basically removed all gaps in stimulation. Movies, TV, Music, Art; you want it, you got it.

Lets look at the 1970s as an example; There is no 24 hr news, You've read all the books in your house,youve got no video games,youve got no money for records or movies, there's nothing good on TV, the comic book store is miles away…You can't just 'pull up something new' as is constantly possible today. This is the world where entertainment costs money and investment, apart from being sparse. (I think Ive heard people say that stations would 'sign off' at night and stop delivering content? Imagine if the Internet did that.) I think people underestimate how many 'unstimulated moments' people had before the Internet. (Although, the 20th Century was an informational deluge too, compared to earlier eras.)

Today you can get all the news you want, all the games you want, all the music you want, all the movies and TV…

There's not enough time in the day to get through it all, so it feels like time is moving very quickly.

Youve probably heard an older person talking about how back in the day they 'made their own fun'. That was totally true, I think. Staying inside could get boring quick. Home entertainment was finite. You could feasibly read all the books in your house, listen to all your records till you got sick, and see everything worth watching on TV. At the same time you might not have any money for outside entertainment. No drinking or clubbing.

What the hell do you do all day? God only knows– but I think it would make time move quite slow.

 No.23466

>>23420
They played solitaire.

 No.23484

>>23466
And Othello/Reversi.



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