/animus/ - Avatarfag Circlejerk

>>2276851

What a very sad sad and lonely person you must be.

>>2277260

you can't say my life is easy

until you've walked a mile in my Uggs

>>2277239

i meant people not cock and pussy

>>2277240

yes

>>2277241

my right leg hurts, but only when i walk

but its feeling better i think because i walked more today

>https://store.line.me/stickershop/product/1196660/en

remind me why abe shouldnt deport canadians

>>2276855

Me too thanks.

>>2277264

I thought that Japanese women were supposed to be proud yet slightly melancholic.

Roll for cute ID colour.

>>2277264

Oh? Have you ever thought about going for walks around your neighbourhood sometimes?

>remind me why abe shouldnt deport canadians

WHAT THE HECK???

It's adorable, please :(

>>2277269

What about mute women?

>>2277268

what colour is my id

>Oh? Have you ever thought about going for walks around your neighbourhood sometimes?

i think i will now

>WHAT THE HECK???

ive never met a single canadian who contributed to japan

ive never met a canadian other than tourist

>It's adorable, please :(

its adorable but it doesnt help us

>>2277273

if i talked to them on the internet maybe, but if they act like most western women no

>>2277275

Mute just means they can't speak, so it could even be a Japanese woman.

>>2277275

Orange. The IDs are just hex colors.

>i think i will now

W-We could go for walks together and stuff .///.

If he deports all Canadians then I'd never get to go to Japan ;;

>its adorable but it doesnt help us

It makes things more peaceful and lets people bond over adorable anthropomorphic maple syrup.

>>2277276

well when i said talk i meant what they would say

>>2277277

what about yours?

>W-We could go for walks together and stuff .///.

lewd

is it safe to walk in canada?

>If he deports all Canadians then I'd never get to go to Japan ;;

how

he can only deport you if youre in japan

>It makes things more peaceful and lets people bond over adorable anthropomorphic maple syrup.

sounds like a english teacher excuse

>>2277278

Wish is a girl and this is her butthole.

>>2277278

It's a grey with a slightly blu-ish tint.

How is that lewd?!

Yeah, it's pretty safe. There's the usual "don't walk alone while it's dark out", but I've always been fine.

>he can only deport you if youre in japan

They'd probably refuse entry to Canadians too if they were deporting them!

>sounds like a english teacher excuse

:(

I usually use these stickers though

https://store.line.me/stickershop/product/1917119/en

>>2277282

Akebono.

>>2277279

i talk to family

>>2277280

wish is pure

>>2277281

>How is that lewd?!

hand holding

>Yeah, it's pretty safe. There's the usual "don't walk alone while it's dark out", but I've always been fine.

i was just wondering, i can walk at night here and its safe, the only place i would feel unsafe would be parts of kansai and tokyo at night

>They'd probably refuse entry to Canadians too if they were deporting them!

good thing youre chinese :^)

>>2277282

imageboards

>>2277284

stuff her with poutine and she's purely an excellent lay.

>>2277284

>hand holding

I never said we could do that!

I had to walk back to my hotel alone at like 1am in Toronto (our biggest city) and I was pretty uncomfortable the whole time.

Though it wasn't nearly as bad as how I felt walking home with a group of friends in LA.

>good thing youre chinese :^)

It's a double-edged sword.

I can get into Japan, but you'd hate me...

>>2277282

They served as a port of entry and trade for the US into the rest of East Asia during the Meiji era. They also helped revolutionize the way Western artists approached composition through the importation of their prints which includes being one of the main influences on the work of Vincent Van Gogh. Van Gogh, as we all should know by now, was the artist who ushered in Modernism. Finally in the latter half of the 20th century they provided a way to produce animation for the West at a very low cost, which helped completely revolutionize the animation industry.

>>2277284

I'm talking non-familial women.

I've hold hands a lot because I'm a player.

>>2277293

So handsome that you forgot my name :^)

>>2277286

poutine?

>>2277287

>I never said we could do that!

you dont want to?

>I had to walk back to my hotel alone at like 1am in Toronto (our biggest city) and I was pretty uncomfortable the whole time.

i wouldnt feel comfortable at 1am alone in tokyo

>Though it wasn't nearly as bad as how I felt walking home with a group of friends in LA.

why was that worse?

>I can get into Japan, but you'd hate me...

good thing you arent chinese right?

>>2277289

why should i

>>2277296

So you could potentially dip your wick?

>>2277296

>you dont want to?

I didn't say that either!

>i wouldnt feel comfortable at 1am alone in tokyo

That's why I'd have to be there to protect you :3

>why was that worse?

Generally there were a lot more people around on the streets, and quite a few homeless people and people on drugs that we had to walk past.

>right?

Y-Yes daddy uwu

>>2277295

You never told me your name!

>>2277297

>You think poutine is a fucking joke?

i do now

>>2277298

im fine

>>2277300

>I didn't say that either!

so you want to?

>That's why I'd have to be there to protect you :3

why would we be in tokyo at 1am

>Generally there were a lot more people around on the streets, and quite a few homeless people and people on drugs that we had to walk past.

oh

>Y-Yes daddy uwu

better not be

>>2277302

Your people are dying because of folks like you. Always getting on with wanting to fuck robots and weird space monsters and bugs or whatever.

>>2277301

I actually did though.

>>2277302

>i do now

W-Wow, so mean! ;;

>so you want to?

*maybe*

>why would we be in tokyo at 1am

Walking back to our hotel after a long day at Natsukomi.

>>2277303

its a far bigger problem than that

we have enough married couples but not enough people having kids

we need to offer money to take the financial problems from taking breaks from work

>>2277304

>W-Wow, so mean! ;;

i still have no idea what poutine is

it sounds french

>Walking back to our hotel after a long day at Natsukomi.

okay thats a decent reason to go to tokyo

>>2277305

how?

LINE me your name again lol

>>2277307

You think paying folks to have kids would work?

>>2277307

>>2277307

It is French.

French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy.

>okay thats a decent reason to go to tokyo

See? I know you so well :3

>how?

I keep messing up typing spoilers.

>>2277308

I deleted that old LINE account though :^(

>>2277311

sadboiiiiii

>>2277309

its worked in the prefectures it is being done

and yes there are married couples but they arent having kids

>>2277311

that sounds very basic

>See? I know you so well :3

You do, you can also deal with zainichi/gaijin for me

>>2277314

money

you also need to take time off work

>>2277315

（笑）

>>2277312

Maybe you'll remember next year :)

>>2277313

Yeah, it is pretty basic but it is actually really good.

>you can also deal with zainichi/gaijin for me

W-Wait, what?

>>2277317

if im going to tokyo i need protection from these people https://www.j-cast.com/2013/05/23175764.html?p=all

>>2277318

that is not going to solve the main problems

>>2277319

He was asking people in Japan if they were Japanese and then stabbing them if they answered yes? 🤔

>>2277320

basically

>>2277321

because i can only do that so much and it wouldnt be noticable

>>2277324

You could rape at least a woman a day and that would cause at least a hundred pregnancies.

>>2277326

Rape is, like, hella popular in Japan.

I don't think Buttfox liked it :(

>>2277339

I'm surprised he didn't ban me

He's evolved at least a bit towards our western ideals of liberty

>>2277342

>western liberty

www

>>2277343

What? I said "ideals," I didn't say the west necessarily meets them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>2277344

good point

>>2277345

i dont think its as high as korea

gooks rape a lot anyways

most rapes are from koreans but the media use their japanese names and avoid mentioning theyre korean

never seen you post this test so assuming you dont have it

Oh boy gonna wake up early and do my civic duty

Oh boy my voter registration has been deleted

Thanks gubbamint

Time to do this the old fashioned way

>>2277359

Everyone who isn't an incumbent

Also there's a bunch of amendments on the ballot that would basically erase my citizenship

>>2277356

Depends I guess

I don't do a lot of sex

>>2277360

i have no idea what those mean

>>2277362

What?

>>2277363

Incumbent means someone who is already an elected official for whatever position they are running for.

I am wildly guessing the second part is because he is only legal because of some technicality in which a child of a non-citizen can be a citizen if born on United States soil.

Something like that.

>>2277360

>Also there's a bunch of amendments on the ballot that would basically erase my citizenship

are you a illegal immigrant

Revy is about to get deported.

Also I do not get this "vote for literally anyone as long as they are not republican regardless of what policy they support because le resistance" meme.

>>2277368

Most likely.

>>2277363

An incumbent is someone who is already holding office who is up for election

Amendments change the, in this case, state constitution

There are 6 on the ballot

One says that aborted fetuses can be the victim of a crime

One says that hunting and fishing are a right

One removes specific powers from the governor and would unbalance power

The next one does that in a different way

The next one would lower the maximum taxable income rate

And the last one would make it harder for poor people and minorities to vote

>>2277365

>>2277367

I was born in the middle of the country they would just take a lot of democratic power away from the people

>>2277372

>>2277374

ok i kind of understand that but what ones of these erase your rights

>>2277373

If you do not agree with republican policies then sure vote for democratic candidates, and vice versa.

But the big political message I have been seeing everywhere is basically telling voters to run into the polls and "christmas tree" their ballot as long as they do not check any republican names without doing any research on who you are voting for.

Which seems dumb, regardless of whether you replace the word "republican" with "democrat" or any other party.

>>2277372

>And the last one would make it harder for poor people and minorities to vote

Is this the one where you will be required to have an valid ID to vote?

>>2277375

The ones that take power from the governor give absolute power to the legislature

NC doesn't have a good track record of the legislature doing good things

sounds like left wing here voting for literal communists because they dont like ldp >>2277377

so you are just assuming they will?

how are they going to do that?

>all registered democrats are now no longer citizens

>>2277376

It's more than that but having been an adult for a while and having been through the process of legally changing my name, an id is a bitch and a half to get

Especially for poor people and minorities

Who the idea of a democracy are supposed to actively protect

>Also I do not get this "vote for literally anyone as long as they are not republican regardless of what policy they support because le resistance" meme.

it's called math. the republicans are literally that bad.

>>2277378

It's less an assumption and more a general distrust of the government, on top of their track record of trying dumb shit

>>2277381

i dont think the government would do that

it would be against democracy and probably illegal

>>2277380

>literally that bad

Do you have specific examples?

I have not been following politics lately so I am unsure as to what constitutes "literally that bad."

>>2277379

I mean if you are a legal citizen, regardless how you obtained it, I cannot imagine any reason why you would not have obtained some form of identification.

Do they allow you to become a citizen and not require you to establish some sort of form of identification at any point in the citizenship process?

>>2277382

It wouldn't be illegal if we voted them the power to do it

>>2277383

Immigration documents don't count

Neither does any expired form of id or any provisional id

Also it's really easy to go through life with no form of legal id, especially if you recently turned 18

There is a guy in town that I might hook up with for blowjobs.

Doesn't even want me to blow him back.

>>2277384

i think theres a limit to what they can do

why would they wait until after this election to remove your rights

>>2277383

bad taxes. killng Obamacare. a Supreme Court Justice who flat out lied to the American people over, and over, and over but still got in. only the bad taxes would have happened if it was Hillary, or at least if Dems controlled something instead of nothing.

>Also it's really easy to go through life with no form of legal id, especially if you recently turned 18

I know that one at least. I knew someone who was undocumented. Awful person and I hope he gets shipped back.

>>2277384

>Neither does any expired form of id or any provisional id

Then renew it?

Renewing your id costs $30 dollars in CA for example and lasts for six years.

$30 dollars every six years cannot be that burdensome.

It is obvious that for "poor people and minorities," it may be a little burdensome but I meeeaaan if it is...

>>2277386

The town blower?

Gross.

>>2277387

Because every election seems to be presented as "the world is going to end after the election if you do not vote for X party and they win."

It gets tiring.

>>2277388

>voting with no research is very dangerous

Correct. But that is what it appears that the democrats seem to be encouraging currently from what I have seen.

>>2277389

> Supreme Court Justice who flat out lied to the American people over

Okay I did not follow the specifics but I do remember always seeing him make this weird overexaggerated face all the time which was strange.

>>2277391

it's your country. tldr he was accused of assaulting multiple women, one of whom actually testified. it's insanely hard to prove old allegations, and it wouldn't have resulted in criminal charges, but he still lied. repeatedly. a judge. about his past. he scapegoated politicians. he grandstanded. and lied. the guy who is going to decide the future of America until his death lied in front of congress over and over. but they wanted to rush him in before the midterms.

>>2277391

>Because every election seems to be presented as "the world is going to end after the election if you do not vote for X party and they win."

i keep seeing people say ldp is planning on attacking korea/china when they win the election everytime

ive seen quite a lot of english speakers say that which is weird

>>2277394

he lied about other things. like when pressed on his past of being a notorious boozehound, he lied. when he was voted most likely to participate in a Devil's Trinagle, he was asked what that meant, and he said it was a drinking game (he knew it was a threesome with two girls) and he was asked what boofing was, since that was also something in his yearbook, and he said that was throwing up (he knew it meant getting drunker and drunker and more fucked up).

he also told this gay story about him and his children praying for the women acussing him. fucking Brett.

>>2277304

Tanned Loli Catgirls are goddesses, in my book!

>>2277393

Perhaps?

I have never heard such a thing specifically targeting Korea but I have heard things from both parties about growing conflicts with China.

>>2277392

Judging from what I gathered during the whole process I do think they maybe should have looked to get a different person for such a position.

>>2277398

literally nobody in America would disagree with you. at the very least they could have found someone respectable. but they were eager to get the man with a track record of ruling in favour of conservatives. the sorta guy who would have voted against Federal same-sex marriage.

>>2277396

i dont know aobut that

it didnt get much coverage here i only know he was accused of rape and there was no evidence of rape

>>2277398

abe wants to rewrite our constitution so we can have a military, leftists, zainich and chinese say it will be used to start another war in asia

if anyone would start a war it would be china, china is no where near as weak as they were 80 years ago and we are no where near as strong

>>2277397

they gays shouldn't get any rights, let alone marriage.

Oh wait when you said Korea for whatever reason I was just thinking South Korea.

Yes I think there something with democrats wanting conflict with North Korea or something.

>>2277399

Do you happen to know what was the advantage of them insisting on this particular candidate?

I assume because he is an advocate for a certain policy favored by the current elected officials? Or some kind of strategical advantage given by getting specifically him into the position?

Kiss is 100% correct.

Homosexuality is a degeneracy and a disease and action should be taken accordingly to quell this corruption.

How am I to enjoy my McRib® when those sodomites are McGaying up my country.

>>2277405

Oh okay then yes as far as I know we are on good terms with South Korea and I am not hearing anything about trying to start a conflict with them.

>>2277403

you literally hadn't heard about this? and you're asking the right questions? neat.

he once wrote something about the President being above investigations. that the office of the President is too important to be burdened by such things. awfully convenient for someone like Trump, who nominated him, and almost definitely knew this.

also some Republican senator recently sorta admitted this was their hope, that Trump's investigations would be dropped now that the Court is tilted.

since Antonin Scalia passed away, they wanted conservatives in there. just check out the history of rulings by the Supreme Court. call it personal morality. call it precedence or evolution. but Justices are selected for their partisan voting records more often than not.

We agree so wholeheartedly you should kiss me in a heterosexual way.

>>2277391

Even as a born citizen whose parents are born citizens, most people's first legal id is a drivers license

Lots of people don't get one for various reasons, like not having a car

You can get a job with your birth certificate and ssid, both of which can't be used to vote

To get an id you have to go to the dmv with two forms of id, which can be your birth certificate and ssid, and proof of occupancy

So homeless people can't get an id at all unless they have a po box or get mail sent to a friend or relative

Poor people are less likely to be able to get to a polling place at times they're open due to work hours and limited transportation

Minorities are both more likely to be poor and not have a legal id

>>2277403

>Do you happen to know what was the advantage of them insisting on this particular candidate?

Mostly because to withdraw him would be a partial concession to the fundamental American ideal of innocent until proven guilty. Being accused of sexual assault at an unspecified place at a vague time period, with no corroborating evidence even after multiple investigations and tens of interviews does not make a man guilty and shouldn't ruin his nomination. As a justice he's pretty milk toast, he wouldn't make any big upsets.

>>2277412

Milquetoast

>>2277412

From his statements he seems to have the right idea of the supreme court. It isn't supposed to be some political tool as a super legislature making law or moral arbitrator, it's job is to decide what and what isn't constitutional. The right and left have very different ideas of what the court is supposed to do.

Sorry but the McRib currently in my mouth is too pure to be defiled by such a fate.

A bark a day keeps the gay away.

>>2277408

I said I heard about it. I just do not know the details enough to have a technical discussion about it.

My questions have been very general and can be asked about virtually any political topic and still be a valid question.

> that the office of the President is too important to be burdened by such things. awfully convenient for someone like Trump, who nominated him, and almost definitely knew this.

But I mean replace Trump with anyone else and I would still have to agree to some degree that having to use all of those resources for an investigation against a President does not seem like an optimal way to keep things running effectively.

>also some Republican senator recently sorta admitted this was their hope, that Trump's investigations would be dropped now that the Court is tilted.

That makes sense.

>>2277401

I mean assuming the United States are on the same page I do not see why they would not just assist Japan.

The next major conflict is guaranteed to involve specifically the United States, Russia, and China, for sure.

If I had to guess it would be Russia + China vs United States. Not accounting for the involvement of smaller powers.

>>2277411

I figured. So on one hand it is very good that his nomination ended up working out. I still think it would have been nicer to have a more... well composed person to be having to go through this particular conflict as opposed to what we ended up having. Purely from the way he acted during; I do not know of his policies or views to think of him fit or unfit.

>>2277410

Okay.

So then I agree to some extent that poor people should have more accessible ways of obtaining an ID. But I would attach a condition that if this were to be so, voters will be required to have a valid id to vote and this should be moderated. I believe California basically allows you to vote as long as you have a pulse.

>>2277415

>having to use all of those resources for an investigation against a President does not seem like an optimal way to keep things running effectively.

Trump not spending literally a fucking quarter of his time golfing might keep things more efficient. making the right pay more instead of less might be a good way to gain more resources. These arguments are sound, but you have to realize that both sides use them selectively for short-term advantage.

>>2277415

He wasn't my first choice, but once the fiasco was brought about it was either go through, or bend the knee.

>>2277416

cute. except it's not and legislature is made by the legislative branch. They don't care what is "fair" they care what is constitutional. If a law is not fair, it is up to the legislature to fix, and the people to elect people that will fix it the way they want.

That is how the system is supposed to work, you can argue gerrymandering and corruption as a whole other side though.

>>2277417

>Trump not spending literally a fucking quarter of his time golfing might keep things more efficient

I always hear that about every single President, actually.

>making the right pay more instead of less might be a good way to gain more resources

I do not know much about the specific numbers involved in taxes for the rich but is it not a complicated business taxing the rich in the first place. Not only are there a lot of loop-holes but can they not just move their money out of the United States or something to circumvent taxes if they were to be raised?

>but you have to realize that both sides use them selectively for short-term advantage.

Oh for sure.

>>2277418

Basically.

It is good to hear the knee was not bent, then.

>>2277419

>I always hear that about every single President, actually.

Trump actually criticized Obama for taking holidays. and Trump. the orange in chief. has spent. almost. a fucking. quarter. of his time. golfing.

>I do not know much about the specific numbers involved in taxes for the rich but is it not a complicated business taxing the rich in the first place.

of course there's lots of numbers. but when the overwhelming majority of econonomists say this benefits the richest in the long run, without any guarantee that it trickles down, maybe we should believe the majority of economists.

Also Republicans almost hilairiously kept dodging questions about it. saying they hadn't read it. or saying they had but being unable to cite anything about it. just watch them get questioned on it. watch them contradict themselves, or lie. The numbers are complex, but not random, and not without purpose.

>Oh for sure.

This is America.

There is always this weird concept between people dubbing him inept vs an evil mastermind that will ruin the world.

>>2277420

You are right, we should ignore the way it should work and just elect MMA people to fight over legislation and decisions while each side screeches.

okay I am bored of this now I am going to go look at pictures of fat men charging at eachother in bed.

I am not sure what I am supposed to be imagining that to look like.

>>2277423

You would think if both Obama and Trump are golfing a lot it is because Presidents probably do not have to spend every single day working and are waiting for work to be done or decisions to be made.

>maybe we should believe the majority of economists

The problem is not us believing the economists but rather elected officials, then.

>This is America.

We truly live in a society.

This is America

Guns in my area

woop.

>>2277426

>do not have to spend every single day working and are waiting for work to be done or decisions to be made.

they don't, but people bitch about it. like Trump about Obama. then doing more of it himself. like a gosh fucked hypocrite.

>The problem is not us believing the economists but rather elected officials, then.

The problem is people believing what they want, whenever they want. we are not naturally rational beings. which makes a charismatic liar all the more dangerous. anyways I'm gonna do stuff.

>>2277428

I mean a lot of people just complain about things for the sake of complaining about it and in particular showing someone exhibits some behavior that is "worth" complaining about, which is probably done intentionally often times.

It is way too late for me so I need to be going to bed anyways if I want to have time to do my homework before my class.

>>2277429

Night.

Test-kun

Test-kun, I'm really curious about something

What's that?

>>2277433

Why are you so interested in Smiles? You follow her around like Bebop used to

>>2277434

It amuses me to bother her and Tsuchi. Tsuchi especially. Part of that is I find both of them disagreeable racists. But I also find their vague as shit mildly abusive relationship funny on its own.

>>2277435

I actually miss her too so maybe I'll post at her on Buttfox's board some time since I've now broken the butt hymen on my posting there

>>2277436

Well Tsuchi doesn't seem interested in saying that they broke up and that Smiles is on the run, and sadly with those two there's no inside man to find and question because they don't talk to other people. So I guess asking Smiles why she's running from Tsuchi is the only way to know.

>>2277437

Buttfox's board is so calm and low energy that I feel like an abomination in the Garden of Eden

Buttfox obviously needs me to give it love

But yeah I guess it's my job to ask the real questions

It's hard though, since his board is so dead

If I make multiple posts in a row, he'll probably ban me on a spam technicality

>>2277439

Well everywhere is dead right now. Better to find something else to do till we're really into the morning.

>>2277440

I don't have to find anything

I have you to do ;3

>>2277441

-pets ur gay australian hair-

>>2277442

I got a haircut today, finally

Thanks, Test-kun~

Good e-sex session ♥

I'll e-fuck the admin of EVERY board

>>2277443

What kind of haircut did u get

>>2277443

I'm growing mine out

>>2277446

Same, I just got the weight taken out last week tho cos my hair is too thicc

Bebop is drunk and gave me permission to post this

>>2277448

Dress like a girl however u want, my dude

>>2277452

Want me to blackmail Test with the logs of the cybersex we just had to get him to delete it?

What meme?

>>2277454

U mean like

TELL ME ABOUT TSUCHI

WHY DOES HE SMONK THE METH

?

>>2277457

I knew that was u flirting with Revy

Crashing Bebop's ass

WITH NO SURVIVORS

>>2277459

Revy's cute; I think she's in the handful of posters I'd kiss irl

Not sure

>>2277461

Idk what she looks like; I could e-stalk her but I don't think she wants to be e-stalked

I just meant personality

>>2277436

Your breaking of the butt hymen seems to have been met with a small measure of hostility.

>>2277463

Have u seen Sakura Miku

>>2277464

I'm pretty sure that "NotMot" guy was mad because he has an e-crush on Buttfox

But yeah I'm a statue of Caligula erected in the Temple of Jerusalem

>>2277465

Hi sweetie how u

Buttfox acts like some kind of Alice sort of and I suspect that there are actually multiple people there who have e-crushes on him

>>2277467

ur cute

>>2277466

My totally adequate detective work from visiting there a couple times for an hour or so leads me to believe that BadFox is dating that Ran person. They were talking about real life visits. I didn't stick around to figure out if that was a serious thing, recurring thing, or sexual thing.

>>2277469

-pets u-

>>2277470

Oh, Ran was the other person I suspected had an e-crush on him

I guess Buttfox acted kind of flirty with him too, but I assumed it's just normal for Buttfox to be a slut

>>2277471

Go forth to new lands but never forget the sight of home

What's all this talk about kissing me

>>2277472

I'll probably leave Buttfox and his board alone soon

I do want to talk to Smiles, though :3

>>2277473

It's just a feeling ^^

>>2277474

Feeling is extra

>getting sick

>On call week coming up

Just put me out of my misery

>>2277475

Don't you like kisses? ^^

>>2277476

Lmao

>>2277477

Quit ur job

>>2277478

It's been a while

>>2277479

Poor Revy-chan

I'm not there right now to kiss you IRL though u_u

-kisses your lips- ♥

>>2277480

L-lewd

>>2277481

How is a kiss lewd? It's not my fault if you got turned on

>>2277482

Kissing leads to lewd things and lewd thoughts

>>2277483

There are literally endless ways to acquire money; you just have to use your imagination

Have you considered getting paid to suck dicks, for example?

>>2277484

It can :3

>>2277486

I'm kidding, baka, I know you're still in the closet

But really, if you don't like how your life is, it's possible to improve it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I think u actually do like your job overall despite complaining about it so much, tho

>>2277485

It happens to me most of the time

I should save more Sakura Miku some time; she's pretty kawaii

>>2277489

That's cute ♥ -licks your lips-

>>2277490

If you complain enough, eventually the natural response is "quit ur job"

I want one of the forest speeders from star wars episode 7

>>2277493

You needa scout helmet too!

>>2277494

Mostly I need to figure out how a jet turbine hover bike would work irl

>>2277495

Hows goin ho

>>2277496

It needs to go all whoosh like

>>2277497

It needs stability, lift, and thrust and it doesn't look like it has room for more than one main turbine

I want insomnia to be over

Anyone still here?

I wonder what wearing make up feels like

Imagine photoshop for ur face^^

So happy that my accidental thread got recycled.

>>2277506

>>2277509

>>2277508

I'll recycle u

>>2277509

Have you done your civic duty?

>>2277511

>>2277510

Righty died on the way back to his home planet.

>>2277511

Yep! I didn't get a sticker though. >:(

Does your vote still count if you didn't get a sticker?

>>2277508

I'll recy-

Wait, Maddie already said it.

>>2277513

>>2277513

>>2277513

probably

>>2277512

:3

>>2277513

My landlady got an extra one so I got one this time. I'm trying to stickerbomb my laptop lol

Sometimes your vote doesn't count even when you do get a sticker ;^)

Voting is how Capitalism traps you into thinking you are making a making a difference.

It is more like that Nativity play you did at school, all for show, with no actual merit.

The game was rigged from the start.

>>2277516

Maybe I can be something useful, perhaps, a fossil fuel.

>>2277514

>>2277515

Did you know the man who's played Big Bird for decades retired last month?

>>2277516

I think my vote for local officials counts. When it comes to the senate race...probably not.

>>2277518

Slap that mother fucking UWU and subscribe button.

>>2277518

I read about that. Now you'll have to take the job.

Yo, I got yo sticker.

>>2277520

I'd be on Sesame Street if I could! Seems like a fun gig.

>>2277521

I bet more people'd get out and vote if they could get a sheet of Lisa Frank stickers.

>>2277522

Is that the one who hid from the Nazis?

>>2277522

it probably is.

especially if you could make a one-eyed version for HBO.

>>2277523

Mhm. And she made glittery stickers and three-ring binders to help pass the time.

>>2277524

I wanna play Animal from the Muppets, actually. I could just jam out on the drums and yell nonsense.

>>2277525

Three rings of uranus

Howdy, whaddup?

>>2277525

just form a death metal band in Austin.

webm semi-related.

>>2277526

Scoot! What's your favorite planet? I mean, besides Uranus. Mine's Jupiter. ^o^

>>2277527

This is hilarious!

Have you seen that show Aggretsuko? It's too real for me. Too real. But cute.

>>2277528

nah actually. I'm kind of any-show starved. Is it about your work conditions?

>>2277528

Jupiter or Saturn. Anyhow, I gotta be off

Meeting friends for socializing irl.

Welp.

Potato.

>>2277530

>Meeting friends for socializing irl

Last time i did that I ended up working on a computer for an autistic person that acted like they were a 7 year old ADHD patient.

>If he's still the admin

Reminder to never let Darwin be the admin of anything

I can't find my phone uwu

I'm the admin. I'm the law