46e06b No.2244459
what a shitty op by tsuchi as usual
d4d3e4 No.2244460
lower than tp?
just because his drinking habits and "merriment" make me want to drink as well?
87b89a No.2244461
He's saying that your testosterone rage comes off as "The Lady Doth Protest Too Much" and you're trying to make up for your lack of Real T with this faux T and overbearing Machismo.
d4d3e4 No.2244462
>>2244461
oh I see
I don't really have anything to prove to 4m or anyone else here by lying about how sexually charged I am so I'm honest about it
d4d3e4 No.2244463
totally forgot tp had a low T issue cuz of his drinking too, poor guy
46e06b No.2244464
sometimes 6 times a day isn't enough
0f4e15 No.2244465
d4d3e4 No.2244466
>>2244465
holy jesus
>>2244464
must feel awfl lol
your dick be like NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
46e06b No.2244468
>>2244466
timing is key otherwise you will blue ball yourself
1db09f No.2244469
Soto says hi, Smiles & Grim
46e06b No.2244470
the new japan anon makes me wish we nuked the rest of japan
d4d3e4 No.2244471
>>2244467
this thing has been going on for literal days
between smiles and fool and now smiles and you
>>2244469
give him a tight hug for me. I miss him.
d4d3e4 No.2244472
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>>2244468
deadass man, fapping that much physically deteriorates your delicate parts
87b89a No.2244473
>>2244462
I get it, I'm just explaining it to you since you seemed confused.
>>2244465
Okie Dokie, give me a second and I'll type up a reply.
0f4e15 No.2244474
>>2244470
new?
>>2244471
thats nothing i knew one guy from 2ch who broke into a us military base because of his hatred for americans
87b89a No.2244475
>>2244469
Tell him I said hi
46e06b No.2244476
>>2244472
it's not my fault it wants so much attention
>>2244474
yes
d4d3e4 No.2244477
>>2244473
I appreciate it.
>>2244474
Yeah..channers are insane. Like that one time where they got together to use the stars and airplane trails to find some flag to burn
was nuts.
>>2244476
it kinda is cuz its stems from the reward centers of your brain
0f4e15 No.2244478
>>2244476
that implies there was another usually
d4d3e4 No.2244480
4m you fucking summoned me but you're not posting
bitch
893b39 No.2244481
>>2244469
Wow, just to them?
46e06b No.2244482
0f4e15 No.2244484
>>2244482
Thats what I thought
d4d3e4 No.2244486
>>2244485
I hope you are having a pleasant night.
e20821 No.2244487
>>2244486
Just got home from the zoo and whatnot in Omaha.
d4d3e4 No.2244488
>>2244487
how was the weather there
d4d3e4 No.2244490
>>2244489
what was your fave exhibit?
e20821 No.2244491
>>2244490
Desert dome. I only got to see a few 'cause I got there late.
d4d3e4 No.2244492
>>2244491
when I went to the little menagerie w my girl I loved the tropical birds :')
e20821 No.2244493
>>2244492
There were some cool birds there.
You should come visit.
d4d3e4 No.2244494
>>2244493
One day. Going to lie down, I'll pm you
e20821 No.2244495
>>2244494
Slip into my PMs.
46e06b No.2244496
55ec42 No.2244497
Slip into a bath of napalm.
87b89a No.2244498
>>2244465
>It was, America would've came after us eventually for undoing their work in the Meiji Restoration, they wouldn't let all that effort go to waste.
American relations towards Japan wasn't hostile until Japan outright started bumping against America's Open Door policy with China. Most American's didn't even want a major war in East Asia, so we were happy with the trade embargos and sanctions until Japan outright attacked us.
If Japan is claiming that they were defending themselves from America in their original attacks in China and America, well that's no different than Germany claiming that they started their wars out of self defense.
If you can point to a something America did that shows actual military aggression against Japan then we can discuss that.
>It was, most Manchurs were happy about the Japanese occupation and Manchuria was given quite a bit of freedom (remember it was a war and we needed them to help us in it, they still had more freedom than under Chinese or Soviet rule)
Everything I try to look up on this brings up Manchurian Resistance of Japanese Rule. Even if you're right about this though, how does that change the fact that Japan forced themselves deeper than just that. Also there is so much on how much Japan wanted Manchuria as an economic lifeline more than anything else, so excuse me if I feel like Japan wasn't acting altruistically.
>the spark of the Sino-Japanese war
All basic records shows that it was started over wanting control of Korea. In fact Japan even waged war with Russia over wanting control over Korea.
Japan seemed to be acting with imperialism in mind, not defense of a small Japanese population in China.
>Nanjing stuff
Look I don't want to debate over the legitimacy of the Nanjing Massacre. Japan has done so much more than just that over the course of multiple wars that spanned decades, that arguing that one point is a bit silly.
It's like talking about how severe the holocaust was or if it happened at all. We'll sit here and run in circles if we do that I think.
55ec42 No.2244500
>revisionist history ching chong from BadFox's board of 4 NEET guys constantly trying to get each other to become a girl
46e06b No.2244501
make him go back to shitfox's board
e20821 No.2244502
Gilligan. I want to take HRT.
I want to be a pretty lady dog.
9125e0 No.2244503
W-what are you guys yelling about uwu
876b61 No.2244504
>>2244498
>American relations towards Japan wasn't hostile
1853?
>Most American's didn't even want a major war in East Asia
Most American's don't want to donate billions to Israel but you do it anyways.
>If Japan is claiming that they were defending themselves from America in their original attacks in China and America
America would've joined the war, why do you think they purposely made Pearl Harbour such an easy target? They wanted to go to war.
>Everything I try to look up on this brings up Manchurian Resistance of Japanese Rule.
Those were Chinese resistance groups, not Manchus.
>Even if you're right about this though, how does that change the fact that Japan forced themselves deeper than just that
We freed Manchuria from communist rule, why do you think nothing happened for so long after the invasion?
>Japan wanted Manchuria as an economic lifeline more than anything else, so excuse me if I feel like Japan wasn't acting altruistically.
You're right we did, we didn't just go around freeing countries from Chinese rule without any hope of benefits from it, America didn't join the war out of the kindness of their hearts either.
>All basic records shows that it was started over wanting control of Korea
Your records are clearly wrong because Korea was already apart of Japan during that time.
>Japan seemed to be acting with imperialism in mind, not defense of a small Japanese population in China.
The invasion of Shanghai started after Japanese settlements were attacked, I won't lie I don't doubt that Hirohito wanted to control China, but the reason for invasion was the attack on Japanese settlements.
>Look I don't want to debate over the legitimacy of the Nanjing Massacre. Japan has done so much more than just that over the course of multiple wars that spanned decades, that arguing that one point is a bit silly.
Nanjing is the one commonly brought up, if it was faked why wouldn't the other alleged atrocities not be?
9125e0 No.2244505
Oh it's the eternal Smiles/Fool fight again
9125e0 No.2244506
Fool, Kanra, and this anon are the axis powers
46e06b No.2244507
>>2244503
they want you to start hrt
9125e0 No.2244508
>>2244507
Nah looks like we're just going to feed the dog HRT
See >>2244502
46e06b No.2244509
>>2244508
squash wouldn't make a cute girl
9125e0 No.2244511
>>2244509
You look girly irl; ur throwing estrogen rocks in a glass house here
55ec42 No.2244513
>>2244502
We just neuter dogs to make them basically bitches.
9125e0 No.2244514
>>2244510
-puts a bow in ur head fur-
>>2244512
Yeah kind of girly from what I remember
46e06b No.2244516
>>2244514
i dunno about that but if you sa so
9125e0 No.2244517
>>2244515
What? We should support our dog's gender identity
>>2244516
I guess your job has made you a muscle trap like the kind Test likes now though
9125e0 No.2244518
Remind me to not do much work tomorrow
46e06b No.2244519
>>2244517
gross
he's such a fag tbh
79ff0c No.2244520
>>2244518
do lots of work tomorrow on the lords day of rest to spite him for being fake.
55ec42 No.2244521
>Japan taking 100,000~500,000 sex slaves from Korea is totally faked as is there mass killings of Koreans who refused to accept illegitimate Japanese rule
9125e0 No.2244522
>>2244519
She's cute
>>2244520
Normies get weekends
Meanwhile, I do hard manual internet labor most days
9125e0 No.2244523
Really tho I did a good amount today so tomorrow I can be lazy
9125e0 No.2244524
Oh I thought we were talking about Squash for some reason btw Neko but I guess Test can have a feminine pronoun too
79ff0c No.2244525
Hey could you at least organize most of your retarded ideas in one post so that way when you attempt to derail the conversation they actually pay attention to you instead of going to your better half.
87b89a No.2244526
>>2244504
>1853
That one event changed Japan into a world power by forcing them to interact with the world yes, but that doesn't categorize the entire Japanese/American relationship for almost a hundred years after the fact. Japan and America were even allies during the First World War.
America wasn't hostile towards Japan for decades prior to Japanese military action in China.
>Most American's don't want to donate billions to Israel but you do it anyways.
But America was a true isolationist nation back in the 30's and didn't even want to be involved in the European War might as well an Asiatic War. Also let's try and leave the Jews out of this. We'll talk about them plenty if we go into the Hitler Topic.
>America would've joined the war, why do you think they purposely made Pearl Harbour such an easy target? They wanted to go to war.
America wanted to go to war? Sure that's exactly why we almost lost our entire Pacific Fleet in a single attack, and then lost our largest military base in Asia that was commanded by MacArthur himself just days after that. You know America is so cocky that we just enjoy starting with massive handicaps.
>We freed Manchuria from communist rule
China wasn't communist, just saying. That's all I want to say on that.
>You're right we did, we didn't just go around freeing countries from Chinese rule without any hope of benefits from it, America didn't join the war out of the kindness of their hearts either.
But Japan was looking at China as a way to survive and land to conquest. America joined the war because Japan literally forced us into it.
>Your records are clearly wrong because Korea was already apart of Japan during that time.
Japan fought China in the 1800's for influence of Korea.
Japan fought Russia to control Korea afterwards.
Japan didn't have control over Korea at all prior to either the Sino-Japanese War or the Russo-Japanese War, so the wars that was waged for control of Korea is clearly imperialistic.
>The invasion of Shanghai started after Japanese settlements were attacked, I won't lie I don't doubt that Hirohito wanted to control China, but the reason for invasion was the attack on Japanese settlements
Right, 5 people were beaten after instigating a massive crowd and that's justification for a massive military invasion. Remind me to call Niger next time some Black Live Matters protesters get beaten in America. I don't want them to miss their chance to invade us.
>Nanjing is the one commonly brought up, if it was faked why wouldn't the other alleged atrocities not be?
You can't just dismiss history because you call doubt on a single event.
55ec42 No.2244527
Erio works for a chatsex service.
9125e0 No.2244529
>>2244525
This sentence is too long
46e06b No.2244530
>>2244525
who was this for?
9125e0 No.2244531
>>2244527
What? I can get paid to cyber?
>>2244528
Squash but also Test
79ff0c No.2244532
893b39 No.2244533
79ff0c No.2244534
46e06b No.2244535
>>2244531
they're both massive faggots
9125e0 No.2244538
>>2244532
I want to yuri kiss him
>>2244533
np gurl
>>2244535
u also like cock tho
9125e0 No.2244539
>>2244537
Ask Tracer if u can cuddle with him in bed
9125e0 No.2244541
>>2244540
That doesn't really make sense while posting a catgirl
876b61 No.2244542
>>2244521
>In 1993, the Japanese government had actual hearings from 16 ex-comfort women and inquired other 10 ex-comfort women. Among these 26, there were 8 who testified to have been forcibly moved. But 2 of these had inconsistency in their testimonies and could not be trusted. And other 4 were judged by a Korean group also to be difficult to inquire because of the inconsistency. The rest 2 were the women who worked merely at red-light district, not at battle field.
>At the beginning of the 20th century, Yi Dinasty Korea was in the state of bankruptcy. Russia was aiming to take Korea. If Korea became a part of Russia, the next target was Japan. So, Japan annexed Korea in 1910 to make it a strong country not being invaded by Russia. The annexation was done with the agreements of the great world powers in those days. In Korea were also the powers to push on with the annexation.
>Japan made schools, factories, hospitals, and all the other institutions in Korea to modernize and rebuild it. Korea, which was said to be one of the poorest countries in the world, became much modernized in a short time. Japan poured huge money and manpower into Korea. Seoul, which was said to be one of the uncleanest cities of the world, became a modernized clean city.
>A Korean writer, Seon-hwa Oh, interviewed with Korean people and Japanese people who had actually lived in Korea in the time of the Japanese annexation (1910-1945), and published a book in Japan. These people all testified that the Japanese and Koreans had "worked together" generally "friendly" to make Korea a strong modernized country.
>At the time of the annexation, Japan liberated all Korean slaves and made all of them equal people. Before that, 43 percent of the Koreans had been slaves and treated as the same as beasts.
>Japan released them and made all people equal. The slaves appreciated Japan. But there were people who felt bitter about it. Yangban, who were prerogative government officials, hated it. One of the Yangban officials was Syngman Rhee, who later became the first president of Korea.
>The Japanese government conducted a survey in the 1960s on the 69,000 Korean women in Japan, out of those 69,000 only 400 were forcibly brought over
>>2244526
It did, it was US hostility to Japan.
>Japan and America were even allies during the First World War.
China and America were allies in WW2, it means little.
America wasn't hostile because Meiji was emperor, when he was gone the US needed to act against a threat.
>But America was a true isolationist nation back in the 30's and didn't even want to be involved in the European War might as well an Asiatic War. Also let's try and leave the Jews out of this. We'll talk about them plenty if we go into the Hitler Topic.
The point was the heads of America rarely act with the people's opinions in mind when it comes to foreign affairs.
>America wanted to go to war?
Why else would Pearl Harbour have been so conveniently open and an easy target?
>China wasn't communist, just saying. That's all I want to say on that.
China was divided, there was infighting and communist uprisings in Manchuria.
>But Japan was looking at China as a way to survive and land to conquest. America joined the war because Japan literally forced us into it.
I can mention 10 other wars where the US got involved for personal benefit, US benefited from the war.
>Japan didn't have control over Korea at all prior to either the Sino-Japanese War or the Russo-Japanese War, so the wars that was waged for control of Korea is clearly imperialistic.
When I say Sino-Japanese war I'm referring to the second one.
>Right, 5 people were beaten after instigating a massive crowd and that's justification for a massive military invasion.
Things escalate, wars have been started over less, an attack on Japanese was seen as an attack on Japan by many.
>You can't just dismiss history because you call doubt on a single event.
If they lied about Nanjing and Unit 731 why wouldn't they lie about other things?
Why lie if there were all these other atrocities?
9125e0 No.2244543
>>2244542
I e-fucked Badfox
Now what do you have to say?
46e06b No.2244545
>>2244538
I only like girl cocks
876b61 No.2244546
9125e0 No.2244547
Does Test actually not know who Neko is
smh, out of touch admin :(
>>2244545
Haven't you been e-fucked by a boy?
893b39 No.2244548
>>2244545
But I'm Wish.
>>2244547
No I just wanted to see how he'd react to that.
f6495b No.2244549
I can't walk after training, good fucking morning
cbc782 No.2244550
>>2244541
i don't have a lot of dog girls
55ec42 No.2244551
>>2244542
>the Japanese government as a reliable source on its own war crimes when international courts have routinely struck down any treaty Imperial Japan signed because they were only every signed under duress
This is like arguing that Poland was jubilant Germany "proliferated" them from their state and belongings.
876b61 No.2244552
f6495b No.2244553
Squad 731 did nothing wrong.
9125e0 No.2244554
>>2244546
Next time u see him ask him why he loves cock so much
>>2244548
You posted in the pony threads and e-dated the muscletrap so you probably cybered Neko at some point
>>2244550
It would make less sense while posting a dog girl
46e06b No.2244555
>>2244547
You were one of them.
876b61 No.2244556
>>2244554
You can do it yourself
55ec42 No.2244557
>>2244552
I'm sure the Nazis found 3 Poles who said the annexation was mutually agreed upon.
cbc782 No.2244559
>>2244554
I just woke up, I don't know
stop bulli
876b61 No.2244560
>>2244557
And the abolition of slavery in Korea?
Or turning it from one of the poorest countries in the world to a moderately rich one?
>>2244558
?
9125e0 No.2244561
>>2244555
I'm not sure if you're just meme-ing or not
>>2244556
Posting on his board would be an act of war
79ff0c No.2244562
>>2244560
I don't know why you even bother replying to that, it just makes me laugh is all.
876b61 No.2244563
79ff0c No.2244565
its like, oh here let me green-text all this information about the japanese and korean aspects of this major war, oh woops forgot to reply to these shitposts
55ec42 No.2244566
>>2244560
Communist China turned it from rice paddies to a developed nation at the cost of hundreds of millions of lives. Does that result nullify the crimes and purges committed against people?
876b61 No.2244567
>>2244566
Japan killed hardly that many in Korea and saved Korea from Russian invasion
893b39 No.2244568
>>2244562
That's how I feel about most things here.
79ff0c No.2244569
>>2244568
Thank god we have more active posters than you then.
9125e0 No.2244570
>>2244559
-pets u-
>>2244563
Neo-Hotwheels might not like it very much if we end up annexing ur small nation-state
>>2244564
What did we do exactly
f6495b No.2244571
>>2244567
Are you really Japanese?
79ff0c No.2244572
>>2244564
Everyone meme's even if they don't want to.
9125e0 No.2244573
Anon would it be an act of defense if we attacked your board right now? :^)
cbc782 No.2244574
>>2244570
i can't remember the last time I was depressed tbh
I got a little upset when I almost burned the jambalaya but my mood has been great every day
yeeeeeeeeeeee boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
893b39 No.2244575
>>2244573
Send the one man invasion.
876b61 No.2244576
>>2244570
>Neo-Hotwheels might not like it very much if we end up annexing ur small nation-state
you actually think codemonkey cares about board drama?
>>2244571
yes
>>2244573
I'd just laugh at the idea of someone wasting their time doing it.
79ff0c No.2244577
>>2244575
Erio is a demonic entity from the underworld and it would appreciate some respect.
9125e0 No.2244579
>>2244574
That's good ^^
>>2244575
Who
>>2244576
It would be an international crime
>>2244577
I don't care about meme-ing, unlike some people who are supposed to have bigg Rick and Morty IQ's
>>2244578
I think u might be meme-ing
I thought I remembered everyone I cybered from here
I tried hard and listed them all our recently
79ff0c No.2244580
>>2244579
A meme is simply any idea that travels from one person to another.
87b89a No.2244581
>>2244542
>It did, it was US hostility to Japan.
Using your logic America should invade Mexico today because of hostilities that Germany and Mexico took part in against us pre-ww1.
Give me some hostility that America showed Japan after 1900. I would be truthfully interested to hear.
>China and America were allies in WW2, it means little.
That's because of a common enemy at the time. Japan actually had ties and allies with the United States and United Kingdoms. It's different.
>The point was the heads of America rarely act with the people's opinions in mind when it comes to foreign affairs.
America plenty acts on citizen opinions. The only issue with the Israel ting is that most of the country is basically ambivalent to the topic. Just because CNN makes everything look one way that's not an accurate assessment of the nation. Just like at what happened with Trump/Hilary. Ambivalence is incredibly powerful.
>Why else would Pearl Harbour have been so conveniently open and an easy target?
Because we weren't actively prepping or pushing for a war. At most the United States as wary, but not actually looking for it. We were in negotiations to the very day that we were attacked, and the Japanese Ambassador left with no warning or formal declaration. Japanese caught us by surprised just like they did the Russians at the start of the Russo-Japanese war.
>China was divided, there was infighting and communist uprisings in Manchuria.
Communist Uprising and Community Leadership are two very different things.
>I can mention 10 other wars where the US got involved for personal benefit, US benefited from the war.
Yes, but WW2 was not a war America forced itself into. America wanted to avoid that clusterfuck until Japan forced us into it. The point here isn't if war can't be beneficial for the victorious nation, it's whether or not Japan was acting as an aggressor in attacking America. Which by basically all accounts it was.
>When I say Sino-Japanese war I'm referring to the second one.
I was exclusively referring to the first one.
I refer to the second as part of WW2 since a lot of the west looks at it that way.
>Things escalate, wars have been started over less, an attack on Japanese was seen as an attack on Japan by many.
What about the fact that the Japanese people involved were suspected as acting as Japanese Agents to give the military reason to invade.
It's much easier to reason that Japan wanted to invade further into China and was looking for ANY reason to do so.
>If they lied about Nanjing and Unit 731 why wouldn't they lie about other things? Why lie if there were all these other atrocities?
This is bordering Holocaust denial. Just saying.
9125e0 No.2244582
>>2244580
>quoting Richard Hawkins
smh, Rick and Morty fans
893b39 No.2244583
>>2244579
Nobody in particular, the implication is that we have neither the manpower or attention span to "attack" a board and it would end up being one person.
f6495b No.2244584
>>2244576
Abe or socialistic piggies?
79ff0c No.2244586
>>2244582
its not even a quote, just because i am saying what a meme is does not mean i am quoting the person who the term originated from
55ec42 No.2244587
He's like a Tojo Alex Jones.
9125e0 No.2244588
>>2244583
Rude, I'm a demonic entity from the underworld and would appreciate some respect
Obviously I could destroy them all on my own
>>2244585
Ohhh maybe lol
9125e0 No.2244589
893b39 No.2244590
>>2244588
Spare them, Lord.
55ec42 No.2244591
>>2244588
>I'm a demonic entity from the underworld and would appreciate some respect
Oh hey, Smiles.
79ff0c No.2244592
>>2244587
at least Alex Jones is entertaining, which by extension would make jap anon entertaining, and would still leave you with a total image count that was somehow lower than your IQ
87b89a No.2244593
>>2244552
>plans and wargames
This is cute as fuck.
So when America stages plans to deal with Russia, China, or any other nation this is tantamount to an aggressive action?
So when Japan was practicing plans against the United States this would have been justification for the Americans to attack Japan with no other provocation?
893b39 No.2244594
>>2244591
He was quoting BD.
9125e0 No.2244595
Shit I guess maybe I didn't successfully remember everyone I cybered from here after all
I wonder if I ever cybered Tsuchi
>>2244590
Okay I will because Buttfox made me cum once
>>2244591
She likes to masquerade as a devotee of the Nazarene; she would never say that
55ec42 No.2244597
>>2244592
I can't wait for another thread of 80 of your unlinked posts.
79ff0c No.2244598
Tsuchi is too busy mourning his low image count to properly pay attention to the thread.
79ff0c No.2244600
At least people still know who I am talking about when I don't link posts.
55ec42 No.2244601
>>2244600
No, no they don't. No one responds to you.
9125e0 No.2244602
>>2244596
Okay I believe you
Actually, people from the pony threads are the ones who my memory is the weirdest about, strangely
I think I may have cybered ikt but I don't know, and there are two old ponies who I kind of confused with each other and I don't know if I cybered one of them or both of them, and if I cybered one of them, I don't know which one it was
87b89a No.2244603
>>2244600
see
>>2244530
Not true when people had to ask just earlier
79ff0c No.2244604
>>2244601
I see no evidence here, sounds like you are trying to insult me by calling my unpopular which sounds like an ad-hominem attack.
Don't you have a debate to be useless in.
cbc782 No.2244605
>>2244579
how's things with you
79ff0c No.2244606
>>2244603
A one-off example.
55ec42 No.2244607
>>2244604
Please, post 80 more song posts.
46e06b No.2244608
>>2244603
I actually knew who he was talking about I just wanted to be a cunt
79ff0c No.2244609
>>2244607
Oh I'm sorry, most of the people here actually like the music I post, and it's a good way to get that one anon out who has a lot of good Zack Wilde stuff, who is btw more interesting than you.
87b89a No.2244610
>>2244608
Oh, well I legitimately didn't. I just didn't make a post about it so I used yours.
55ec42 No.2244611
>>2244609
No one even responds to your music posts.
79ff0c No.2244612
I honestly only made that post to harass Tsuchi about his horrible selection of images.
46e06b No.2244613
>>2244610
he talks about him all the time
9125e0 No.2244614
>>2244605
Pretty good, my one dog is calm but now my little chihuahua is all mad and yip yapping at this meth addict outside who seems to be trying to argue with him? Idk
I guess meth makes people try to argue with dogs
87b89a No.2244615
>>2244613
He does? I never really noticed it before.
79ff0c No.2244616
>>2244615
Probably good that you aren't just lurking paying attention to me complain about other people, that would be weird of you.
79ff0c No.2244617
>>2244614
what if meth just makes people understand and speak dog
do you think we could ask Tsuchi
46e06b No.2244619
>>2244615
yeah well usually it's unlinked and he doesn't address who he is talking to
9125e0 No.2244620
Tsuchi used to be mean to me too but he loves me now
>>2244617
The government will kill him if he says
79ff0c No.2244621
>>2244620
Quoting someone who hasn't even been posting here that long but drama is fun.
55ec42 No.2244622
I hate you, 4m.
Test is the only love for me.
893b39 No.2244624
>>2244622
You won't even let me inside you while Smiles jerks off in the corner you fucking liar.
79ff0c No.2244625
smiles you giant fucking cuck
9125e0 No.2244626
>>2244621
Idk what u mean by this
>>2244622
I probably have a better butt than he does
He probably doesn't do butt exercises at all
87b89a No.2244627
>>2244624
Test please.
Don't talk about what we do behind closed doors.
55ec42 No.2244628
>>2244624
Yeah, well, you let yourself out of the cage so you get the cone.
79ff0c No.2244629
>>2244626
you can literally control f and type in "drama is fun" and find the person who says it that is not me
46e06b No.2244630
drama is the gayest word used here and nothing dramatic ever happens in this thread
you have to have no life to call anything that happens here drama
cbc782 No.2244631
9125e0 No.2244632
>>2244629
Oh I thought you were saying I did a meme that unintentionally plagiarized someone's post and that there would be drama over it
>>2244631
It was just a meme about BD and Tsuchi
893b39 No.2244633
>>2244628
God knows.
God knows I want to break free.
>>2244631
The chihuahua is figurative.
79ff0c No.2244634
>>2244630
well now-days yea, but i mean drama is whatever involves the people that are relevant and some of the things that have happened here have effected peoples lives
there are people from these threads who live with each other now
a95080 No.2244635
>>2244581
We didn't invade America.
>>Give me some hostility that America showed Japan after 1900. I would be truthfully interested to hear.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Plan_Orange
There are also many documented cases of discrimination against Japanese Americans at the time.
>Japan actually had ties and allies with the United States and United Kingdoms. It's different.
What ties did we have to the US/UK?
>America plenty acts on citizen opinions.
I really doubt most civilians were in favour of all the wars in the Middle East.
>Just because CNN makes everything look one way that's not an accurate assessment of the nation.
?
I'm not talking about israels actions just the mere fact that the US is donating so much money to them.
>Because we weren't actively prepping or pushing for a war.
Bullshit America had planned for a war years in advance
>Communist Uprising and Community Leadership are two very different things.
Fair point, we still freed Manchuria from Chinese rule.
>America wanted to avoid that clusterfuck until Japan forced us into it
The Orange plan implies otherwise.
>One of the methods which the communists took in China for this purpose was producing a false document called the "Tanaka Memorial." This was an alleged Japanese strategic planning document from 1927, in which Prime Minister Giichi Tanaka laid out for Emperor Hirohito a strategy to take over the world.
>But it was written in Chinese only, and there was no Japanese original. There were also many mistakes and contradictions on dates and other details, so it was clear that the document was a forgery. However, the translation of this document was widely read in the USA among the senators and congressmen, who believed that this item showed the malicious intention of the Japanese to take over Asia and the world. They did not know that this document was written by Chinese communists.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Townsend
>Before the Hull Note, there had been many diplomatic negotiations for peace between the USA and Japan for months, and Japan was preparing maximum concessions to it, but the content of the Hull Note was to disregard all the past negotiations and it was a sudden rejection of all the Japanese diplomatic efforts. The content was just equal to saying to Japan "You, die!" It was so strict that Japan could never accept it. To accept it would mean the national suicide for Japan. What would the Americans feel if they were told, "The USA must go back to the time it consisted of only 13 states"? The Hull Note delivered to Japan resembled such a proposition.
>Reading it, the Japanese leaders came to realize that their diplomatic efforts over the past few months had all ended in vain, and they concluded that the only way left was to fight against the USA. They chose to die fighting rather than to die sitting.
>Because the Hull Note was a diplomatic document with great influence, it should have been discussed in the American Congress beforehand, but no senators or congressmen, nor the American public knew about its existence. The Hull Note was delivered secretly to Japan and it was hidden from the American public. Only Roosevelt, Hull and some others, including Harry White who wrote the draft, knew. The senators and congressmen, who later learned of the existence of the Hull Note, became very angry but it was too late because the war had already begun.
>As for the Chinese, President Roosevelt often said, "I always feel familiar with them," because his grandfather earned much money in the opium trade in China and the family became very rich. And even after Chiang Kai-shek killed millions of Chinese fellow countrymen to protect his own interests, President Roosevelt trusted Chiang and applauded him as a great leader of China.
>In contrast, the president believed that Japan was an evil empire. This was because when he was young, he read a demagogic story similar to the Tanaka Memorial, and strongly believed that the Japanese were bad people with a malicious intention to conquer the world. In fact, he once had a professor of the Smithsonian Museum to study about "why the Japanese are so malicious," and was satisfied to hear his answer: "It is because their skull development is 2000 years behind ours." And in his public speaking the president once compared the Japanese to a virus, and talked about the "extermination of the Japanese."
>The USA could have lived even in a closed economy, but Japan, which did not have any natural resources, could not live without foreign trade. Being shut out from the USA and UK economic blocs, Japan suffered greatly. It was not only Japan, but also Germany, Italy and many other countries that did not have natural resources, could not sustain self-sufficient lives and suffered.
a95080 No.2244636
>Japan was compelled to make their own economic bloc in East Asia, but the USA, which had abundant resources for their own, did not allow Japan to do it, and tried to add more and more to what they had. Germany and Italy also were compelled to make their own economic blocs.
>What about the fact that the Japanese people involved were suspected as acting as Japanese Agents to give the military reason to invade.
We were not, we were fighting to save China, event the Pope agreed with that.
>In October 1937, which was the year of the start of the Sino-Japanese War, Pope Pius XI, who was known to be a pacifist, said that the action of the Japanese troops was understandable, and the Pope appealed to all the Catholic believers to cooperate with the Japanese troops, saying:
"The action of the Japanese troops was not to invade, but to protect China. They are fighting to get rid of communism there. As long as communism is in the world, all Catholic believers should cooperate with Japan without hesitation."
>This is bordering Holocaust denial. Just saying.
That is just a tactic to ignore the discussion of Nanjing
>>2244584
Abe, although I don't like his foreign minister, if he keeps him on board I might vote differently.
>>2244587
Show me one picture of Nanjing citizens being killed by Japanese
>>2244593
Read the Hull note.
79ff0c No.2244637
893b39 No.2244638
>>2244627
I'm hoping if I misbehave daddy will get the belt.
79ff0c No.2244639
>>2244632
god, no, fucking no
f6495b No.2244640
>>2244636
How old are you, and where do you work?
46e06b No.2244641
>>2244640
why haven't you killed yourself yet?
55ec42 No.2244642
>>2244636
So the thousands of testimonies from victims of the rape of Nanking mean nothing because "pics or it didn't happen"?
f6495b No.2244644
>>2244642
> rape of Nanking
Lol, somebody truly believe in this bullshit?
79ff0c No.2244645
yea some people have old fashioned beliefs like that
edd58c No.2244646
>>2244640
why do you care
>>2244642
Testimonies from who?
Rabe?
Bates?
cbc782 No.2244647
>>2244632
oh
come on with the metaphor stuff, i said i was tired
46e06b No.2244648
>>2244643
I wish you torn your throat
79ff0c No.2244649
>>2244647
i actually had no idea what the fuck erio was talking about till i went back and read it, i forget that erio likes to pretend im a real dog because it's weird
55ec42 No.2244650
f6495b No.2244651
>>2244646
I'm interested, never met real japanese
>>2244648
Na, it's too thick
79ff0c No.2244652
she's 83 anything she said would have been in a quavering voice
87b89a No.2244653
>>2244635
>What ties did we have to the US/UK?
Diplomatic Measures recognizing each other as great powers, and those treated Japan differently then say Cambodia.
Japan specifically also bought a fair bit of weaponry from the British.
>I really doubt most civilians were in favour of all the wars in the Middle East.
Most citizens were fine with getting involved. The pulling out is what became an issue.
>I'm not talking about israels actions just the mere fact that the US is donating so much money to them.
Which is completely common in American foreign policy. We give millions to billions of dollars to so many separate nations not even congress is aware of them all.
>Bullshit America had planned for a war years in advance
We had wargames. It's not the same as instituting true war measures. Otherwise America would not have been caught so off guard at Pearl Harbor.
> The Orange plan implies otherwise.
So there was plans for the just in case. America also made hundreds of plans and preparations against the Soviets, but we never pushed for a full engagement of their forces. Orange Plans only prove that there were some Generals with foresight to anticipate something eventually happening. Not that there was real political motivation for war.
Ralph Townsend was literally being paid by the Japanese to say what he said.
The Emperor approved plans for Pearl Harbor before they ever received Hull Note.
Japan was found to not be negotiating in good faith and was sending more troops to areas they said they would withdraw from and so the United States didn't believe the proposals the Japanese sent.
This is from the article you linked me. I'm sorry, but there is plenty of things to say that the Japanese weren't acting defensively in their actions. On top of that
Some modern Japanese commentators say that the note was designed to draw Japan into war in such a way as to allow Japan to be presented as the aggressor nation. Toshio Tamogami, who was the Japan Air Self-Defense Force chief of staff, was forcibly retired by the Japanese government in 2008 for taking this position
The Japanese Government doesn't even take that position either.
Explain to me how Pearl Harbor is Americas fault.
>We were not, we were fighting to save China, event the Pope agreed with that.
The pope also sided with the Nazi's in many regards. I'm sorry if I'm not going to take much from that pope.
>That is just a tactic to ignore the discussion of Nanjing
The topic of Nanjing is a Red Herring.
87b89a No.2244654
>>2244635
>>2244636
China and Korea Hate Japan
Most of Indochina hates Japan
The West all blame Japan for the actions they took in the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War 2 respectively.
The Japanese Government admits to wrongdoing during the war and acting as an aggressor that led to these wars.
I don't know. Either EVERYONE is lying and trying to fuck over poor Japan, so maybe Japan really fucked up. You know what makes more sense logically?
55ec42 No.2244655
>a country with such low t on a steady diet of soy can't even manage to fuck even with sexual crime laws on par with sub-Saharan Africa
87b89a No.2244656
79ff0c No.2244657
age of consent
14
forteeeeen
4teeeeeen
79ff0c No.2244658
OH SHIT its 13 now 14 was hawaii
87b89a No.2244659
>>2244657
When did they raise the age of consent?
>>2244658
Lol thats what I thought.
79ff0c No.2244660
I'm 27 so yea I'm going to keep my comments to a minimum but 13 year old people should definitely be fucking.
That being said Tsuchi could you stop throwing out retarded non-sequiturs or is that just beyond your ability to control.
87b89a No.2244661
Who wants to talk about legalized Pedophilia?
Where is Sci when you need him?
46e06b No.2244662
>>2244660
That's all his posting consists of when he's not insulting people who aren't around
46e06b No.2244663
>>2244661
no one ever needs him
79ff0c No.2244664
>>2244661
I think Sci might have actually killed themselves or something.
f6495b No.2244665
> legalized Pedophilia
As something bad
edd58c No.2244666
>>2244650
If you could actually read
>With a quavering voice, Yutaka Mio, 83, told a Tokyo courtroom last week of the atrocities he committed as a Japanese military police officer in Manchuria during World War II.
>Manchuria
I can't find anything on a Yukata Mio other than that article.
>He called on the Japanese government to apologize and pay $826,000 to the bereaved families.
Japanese government should pay for his own crimes he committed out of his free will, bold statement.
It took him a very long time to come out about that.
>>2244653
>Diplomatic Measures recognizing each other as great powers, and those treated Japan differently then say Cambodia.
Hardly a tie just recognizing Japan as a powerful country which it was.
>Japan specifically also bought a fair bit of weaponry from the British.
Japan sold Pyropon to China, doesn't make us allies.
>Which is completely common in American foreign policy. We give millions to billions of dollars to so many separate nations not even congress is aware of them all.
And citizens are okay with that?
>We had wargames. It's not the same as instituting true war measures. Otherwise America would not have been caught so off guard at Pearl Harbor.
Hull's note?
>President Roosevelt had known that the Japanese would attack Pearl Harbor in advance, because the USA already succeeded in intercepting Japanese ciphers and they interpreted the ciphers regarding the attack on Pearl Harbor. And the American navy caught the existence of the Japanese fleet heading for Hawaii days before. But the president did not inform the commanders of the base of Pearl Harbor, and later the commanders, Admiral Kimmel and General Short, were fired after being accused of neglect of duty, and they were expelled from the navy and finally they passed away in disappointment.
>However, in 2000 the US congress resolved to recover the honor of the two, because the defeat at Pearl Harbor was due to the American government who had known the Japanese attack in advance but had not informed it to the commanders. But at the time they had already passed away. They were used and thrown away, and after their death their honor was restored.
>Ralph Townsend was literally being paid by the Japanese to say what he said.
he was paid but not to say good about Japan.
>The Emperor approved plans for Pearl Harbor before they ever received Hull Note.
>The Prime Minister of Japan when the US-Japan War began was Hideki Tojo. He was loyal to Emperor Hirohito, who desired peace. Tojo was appointed to the post of the prime minister with the emperor's words, "Avoid war with every effort of yours." Tojo followed the order. He had such great power on the Japanese Army that he was expected to oppress the Army. But when Tojo read the Hull Note, he was deeply disappointed and felt dizzy at it. He then knew that the diplomatic negotiations all had failed, and the only way left for Japan was to fight against the USA.
>According to the testimony of Hideki Tojo's wife, Katsuko, in the morning of the day before the beginning of the war, she and her daughters were awakened by a cry which was heard from the next room. They quietly peeped through an opening of a door. It was Tojo himself crying alone near a window, sitting properly in Japanese fashion and facing the direction of the Imperial Palace. The tears were tears for sorrow, for he felt very sorry he could not realize the peace which the emperor wanted, and he thought of the coming catastrophe. It was not a figure of an invader, but of a man in great agony.
>The war began with the Japanese attack on the US navy base of Pearl Harbor, which was an important foothold for the USA to advance into Asia. The Japanese pilots carefully attacked battleships and military facilities only, and left the city streets nearby unhurt.
>Japan was found to not be negotiating in good faith and was sending more troops to areas they said they would withdraw from and so the United States didn't believe the proposals the Japanese sent.
What areas were these, Manchuria?
>The Japanese Government doesn't even take that position either.
The Japanese government of today is controlled, they also acknowledge Nanjing.
>Explain to me how Pearl Harbor is Americas fault.
They knew about it but did nothing, they ignored Japan's peace offers and aggravated it with the Hull note.
>The topic of Nanjing is a Red Herring.
Red Herring?
>>2244654
Because of propaganda.
>In 1945, Japan was beaten at the Pacific War and left Korea. Instead, the one who came to Korea was Syngman Rhee. The USA brought him back from Hawaii to Korea, and made him the first president of Korea. Rhee was a Korean independence activist and was in Hawaii.
edd58c No.2244667
>Rhee had experienced the stay in Korea in the time of the annexation to Japan for only one and a half years, because after being suspected as a terrorist at the attempted assassination of the Japanese director of Govenor-General of Korea, he escaped to the USA. Rhee was a violent anti-Japanese person. Why did the USA make him the first president? According to a book of Wansup Kim, a Korean writer, published in Japan, the USA in those days thought that it was a wise policy to make a hostile relationship between Korea and Japan to suppress Japan.
>President Rhee banished all pro-Japanese people from all official posts and schools, and began violent anti-Japanese education at every school, teaching that Japan took many good things of Korea and Japan was a terrible country. He also gave financial support to anti-Japanese activists, even when they are giving false testimonies. Every anti-Japanese policy was born in his reign. There was no freedom to tell the truth. Any pro-Japanese persons could not live in Korea. Anti-Japanese was the only way to live in Korea.
>Even Jeong-hui Pak, the 5-9th president of Korea, made anti-Japanese education thorough. Today's president Geun-Hye Pak(2013-), a daughter of Jeong-hui Pak, also grew up in this education. She believes that Japan did very bad things to Korea in the annexation time, and does many anti-Japanese speeches and actions from the beginning of her presidency. This is a result of that twisted education of Korea.
>>2244654
>The West all blame Japan for the actions they took in the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War 2 respectively.
Of course you blame your enemy.
>I don't know. Either EVERYONE is lying and trying to fuck over poor Japan, so maybe Japan really fucked up. You know what makes more sense logically?
Logically if Chinese were willing to fake the Nanjing massacre to increase anti-Japanese propaganda what else would they fake?
>>2244657
Our age of consent isn't black and white.
79ff0c No.2244668
>>2244667
Yea I didn't even get it right the first time so.
79ff0c No.2244669
It's also largely irrelevant to the current conversation so don't worry I'm not letting some amateur derail tactic work.
87b89a No.2244670
Watching anime with Tsuchi.
My replies are going to be slow because I have to read subtitles.
I wish I could speak and read it like you Jap anon.
79ff0c No.2244671
>>2244670
What anime are you watching you fucking gays.
edd58c No.2244672
>>2244670
I can wait.
Nothing is stopping you from learning
cbc782 No.2244673
>watching dub is faster than sub
only if you're not actually watching it and tabbed out
cbc782 No.2244674
dub / raw over sub, I mean
79ff0c No.2244675
dubs usually sound really bad
46e06b No.2244676
only true weebs prefer subs to dubs
46e06b No.2244677
people in japanese versions of the anime don't sound like normal japanese people either so that argument is pretty fucking retarded
79ff0c No.2244678
>>2244676
I disagree, some dubs are just indigestible.
79ff0c No.2244679
>>2244677
they dont look like high schoolers either but i dont fucking care about that i care if it sounds like dog shit or not
87b89a No.2244680
>>2244672
I'm trying to learn.
I'm just not learning well from books.
79ff0c No.2244681
>>2244680
pretend its the early 2000's and try Rosetta stone, that shit has to work unless they just had amazing fucking marketing
87b89a No.2244683
edd58c No.2244684
>>2244683
2ch's english learning board
79ff0c No.2244685
>>2244684
Do you read any manga at all?
edd58c No.2244686
>>2244685
yes, but not recently
79ff0c No.2244687
>>2244686
Okay well there are some really good new ones out that I would recommend, I'm more interested in the mangaka's you happen to like.
a9eea2 No.2244688
Oh, what a perfect way to end the night. A lizard person spouting out propaganda to a Japanese person that knows better.
Tell your puppet masters that their shadow government is going to collapse soon since more and more of us are able to see, you fucking demon.
79ff0c No.2244689
>>2244688
what does he mean by this
a9eea2 No.2244690
>>2244689
He is a lizard person.
79ff0c No.2244691
This figure actually looks really awesome.
edd58c No.2244692
f6495b No.2244693
Nihuyase, second jap is here
79ff0c No.2244694
>>2244693
now now, this anon is here to talk to smiles and Tsuchi when they are done being gay, let's just enjoy them while we have them you social napalm.
79ff0c No.2244696
I wish I could find more people around these parts who read Inio Asano.
c4109b No.2244697
sometimes i like to pretend to be a car and make car noises
87b89a No.2244698
>>2244684
Will it help me learn japanese?
46e06b No.2244699
>>2244697
pretend to be a rope and hang yourself
edd58c No.2244700
>>2244698
it helped me learn english, if you can apply that in reverse i do not know
79ff0c No.2244701
Attempted assistance is better than none at all, I hope. As long as it's not harmful to learning it.
f6495b No.2244702
79ff0c No.2244704
welp time to retreat back to youtube
f6495b No.2244705
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f6495b No.2244707
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a9eea2 No.2244709
>>2244692
I'm sorry, I don't know what this means.
edd58c No.2244710
a9eea2 No.2244711
>>2244710
It's the golgolmois bit I don't get.
46e06b No.2244712
the touch screen on my laptop barely works anymore
edd58c No.2244713
>>2244711
japanese 2ch/w2ch poster who hated america, he ended up breaking into a military base and getting arrested, he also made a lot of interesting photoshop and flash images, one of his high quality photoshops for example
a9eea2 No.2244715
>>2244713
Oh. Yeah, Rumsfeld is a definite lizard person. The Bushs, Clintons, all those mother fuckers. They're lizard people.
edd58c No.2244716
>>2244715
he didnt like ramsfeld either
>>2244714
type です
79ff0c No.2244718
>>2244714
You are either born Japan or you are born disappoint.
babe5d No.2244719
>>2244714
First, get a Japanese car.
Then eat sushi
a9eea2 No.2244720
>>2244716
Nobody likes Rumsfeld.
a9eea2 No.2244721
>>2244718
I don't know, being ale to own guns is pretty far out.
f6495b No.2244722
>>2244719
What about sexual deviations?
edd58c No.2244723
>>2244721
you can own guns in japan
79ff0c No.2244724
>>2244721
If you can't tell all my posts are memeing right now I'm sorry.
a9eea2 No.2244725
babe5d No.2244726
>>2244722
He already meets that requirement
edd58c No.2244727
>>2244725
yes, so long as you dont have a criminal background and have residency, you need to take a test every 3 years and fill out quite a bit of paperwork but its not impossible
79ff0c No.2244728
>>2244727
this sounds like the proper requirements for owning a gun rather than literally letting mentally disabled people own guns, like americans do
oh and look at what turns out to be a common theme among man mass shooters recently in america, mental instability
79ff0c No.2244729
a9eea2 No.2244730
>>2244727
Oh, see, I'm in Texas. I can literally just go into a gun store, give them money, and walk out that day with a gun. Nothing more than a simple Federal Background check that takes a couple minutes. Longest it took me to get a gun here was when I got my .22 and that was because the system was all backed up, took about 45 minutes.
edd58c No.2244731
>>2244728
There's also a limit on the gun too, you can't get assault rifles or anything for obvious reasons
c4109b No.2244733
>>2244731
Muh second amendment
edd58c No.2244734
>>2244730
theres a lot of regulations here, you cant keep the ammo and the gun stored in the same area, theres a limit into the amount of gun shops in an area etc
but as i said not impossible if you truly want a gun for good purposes
79ff0c No.2244735
>>2244731
I don't feel comfortable with the gun laws we have here but I do feel comfortable with people owning guns if they are properly checked out.
f6495b No.2244736
>>2244726
He needs much more
>>2244727
> yes, so long as you dont have a criminal background and have residency, you need to take a test every 3 years and fill out quite a bit of paperwork but its not impossible
And how long it takes to buy AR-15 for example?
79ff0c No.2244737
>>2244736
since you are retarded and can't read they would not let you buy one there
a9eea2 No.2244738
>>2244728
Sure, make everyone get a license. And register them all. Then when the shadow government sends out their black helicopters to disappear people you'll be on the list.
>>2244734
Can't keep the ammo and the guns stored together? What the hell use is a gun if you can't keep the ammo and the gun together?
79ff0c No.2244739
>>2244738
That's going to be one long list, it'll take them a while to get to the S's.
edd58c No.2244740
>>2244736
theyre banned i believe, theres another japanese anon on >>>/k/ who would know better than me
>>2244738
im not too sure why and i doubt its enforced much
But the idea is you dont need a gun quickly, japan is peaceful you will almost never need to protect yourself especially with a gun
It might be to prevent people from quickly grabbing the gun and ammo if they get angry quickly
14c8ed No.2244741
cbc782 No.2244742
a9eea2 No.2244743
>>2244739
Not really. A few million. Only took Hitler around 4 years to murderize 10,000,000 people with a smaller machine.
>>2244740
Japan is peaceful, yes. I wouldn't live there though. What happens if some lone nut up and decides to kill a whole bunch of people? You know, like Tsutomu Miyazaki only not little girls?
14c8ed No.2244744
f6495b No.2244745
>>2244740
> theyre banned i believe
How boring, what about smaller guns?
cbc782 No.2244746
>>2244744
not for much longer
you got thisssss
14c8ed No.2244747
>>2244746
well ive had enough takeaway and booze for a bit anyway, and at least i didnt gain any
how nezi
edd58c No.2244748
>>2244743
>What happens if some lone nut up and decides to kill a whole bunch of people? You know, like Tsutomu Miyazaki only not little girls?
Don't live in Tokyo problem solved.
You're more likely to get shot as an American than get murdered in Japan.
>>2244745
most handguns and hunting weapons are fine i believe
f6495b No.2244749
>>2244748
> most handguns
Wow, that's interesting
a9eea2 No.2244750
>>2244748
So you're saying it would be really easy to murder people in Japan so that someone could their livers?
cbc782 No.2244751
>>2244747
gotta stay strict with diets or you don't make a lot of progress :x
I'm doing awesome
fun weekend
been hanging out with tracer a lot and playing games
work got canceled and I just gotta finish homework
edd58c No.2244752
>>2244749
nevermind handguns are illegal
>>2244750
>So you're saying it would be really easy to murder people in Japan so that someone could their livers?
what?
14c8ed No.2244753
>>2244751
yeah but bfs spent a month at sea and was sorely in need of some good food and time spent cuddling while drunk. i think weve both had our fill of that though, we wrapped up last night with roast lamb shoulder.
>been hanging out with tracer a lot and playing games
at the same time?
sounds chill af to me.
i did have plans to go out for the day but ive had to call those off.
a9eea2 No.2244754
>>2244752
Like, in theory. If someone wanted to eat a bunch of human livers to gain their left life energy, it would be pretty easy.
f6495b No.2244755
>>2244752
Heh, what about katana?
edd58c No.2244756
>>2244754
i think they are fine under some conditions but im not too sure
theres another japanese on >>>/k/ who might know
cbc782 No.2244757
>>2244753
nice, sounds cozy ^^
yeah we went to gamestop and picked up a bunch of old cheap ps3 games
gonna try some stuff out that I've never played
how's the cycling?
14c8ed No.2244759
>>2244757
any particularly good ones? cant beat that couch co-op.
havent ridden my bike in ages, weather has been terrible for it lately any my tires are not safe on wet country roads.
cbc782 No.2244760
>>2244759
dang, that's a bummer
UK is very rainy...
uhh Resistance 3, Splinter Cell Blacklist, The Last of Us, Spec Ops: The Line, COD: World At War, Uncharted 1, 2, 3, and 4
might have forgot one or two but that's most of it
79ff0c No.2244761
>>2244758
hey you little water worm
14c8ed No.2244762
>>2244760
yeah, my main bike has treads suitable for it but the bike itself is terrible for this terrain.
well i hear splinter cel and spec ops are gud at least. i miss the games of yore with their co-op and turn-taking friendly gameplay.
79ff0c No.2244764
>>2244763
slow going but it is going none the less, how are you?
5c3f6f No.2244765
>>2244764
Woke up at 3 am which is always a mixed bag. I have the internet to keep me busy though. I'm somewhere between actually preparing for school that starts tomorrow, and just playing video games all night..
79ff0c No.2244766
>>2244765
yea waking up at 3am isnt really anything but a boon besides to your sleep schedule with the internet and videogames, there's no real way to exhaust your entertainment value.
but you betetr get to sleep for school mister
5c3f6f No.2244767
>>2244766
I only have to attend school once a week if I feel like maxing out my truancy. Which I probably will.
79ff0c No.2244769
>>2244767
I would recommend going more often than that but you do what makes you more comfortable I guess.
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