/cute/ - Cute/2D

>>5660

That's nice. We have cardinals, bluebirds, hummingbirds, and we have vultures. They are all pretty other than the vultures.

It's not rude to explore somewhere abandoned, since it's nobody's property. Just be careful that there isn't anything living in there, and watch where you're walking and where you're touching.

>>5661

That's cool, I've never seen a vulture since we don't have them here and other birds seem very cute. Here there are also a lot of owls, swallows and doves.

I know the lady that was the owner, well maybe not know her, but know of her. She is still alive, but in a mental institution, as far as I know she has been there for many years now and since she doesn't have close relatives the house will becae goverments property when she dies, but until then it will just slowly fall apart. Sometimes I pass the house and get spooked, since there are deers living there and you can hear some pretty weird noises.

How is your day anon?

>>5663

I don't think we have many owls here. We definitely don't have any doves or swallows. I like doves though. Birds are nice in general I guess.

I see. Usually if there's an abandoned building here, it doesn't belong to anyone. I wouldn't go into anywhere if somebody owned it, even if it's not inhabited. It's alright if you get spooked. I'd be scared too. I get scared pretty easy though, like this one time I was walking home pretty late at night. I was anxious about every little thing. I couldn't stop looking over my shoulder. Wild animals scare me quite a bit too, since they are really unpredictable.

I didn't really like today. Saturday is usually the day when I would do something or go somewhere with somebody. I was supposed to go to a cave with my mother, but she ended up going to get some baby cows. Then I didn't have dinner until quite late, and dinner was pretty bad too. There were other minor things I did like either.

>>5695

I like birds as well, they are probably my favourite kind of animals, I enjoy watching them fly and I like listening them sing. I like how free they are. I spend most of my day building a birds house actually, I didn't expect it will take me so long thus a late reply and it's not as good as as first imagined it, but I think it will do.

I'm like that as well, especially when I go to sleep and I hear all kinds of noises and wood cracking I can't help, but think about someone breaking into the house or just walking around it.

I'm sorry your day didn't go as planned and you had a bad time, I hope today will be better for you and you will go visit those caves soon.

>>5700

Birds are nice. At my house we have several bird feeders. We have a hummingbird feeder, a few normal bird feeders and a woodpecker feeder, so we have birds around all the time. It's nice that you made a bird house though. I'm sure the birds don't mind if it's a bit odd.

I'm sorry about my extremely late reply today. I've been surprisingly busy. Right when I woke, I went out to get a rifle, then I had to go help my father collect hay.

I really hate odd noises in the night. I have dogs and the floor is wood, so you can hear their nails on the floor when they walk.

My day was much better today. I got to drive today. I don't drive much, but I should drive more so I can be prepared to get my license.

I really hope you get to read this today, but you're probably asleep already.

>>5703

That's very nice of you to feed the birds, I need to get one of those feeders as well since there are a lot of birds here as well. Mostly swallows that live in the older part of the house. I also saw a pregnant cat walking around the house, so I guess I need to look around if she gives birth and make sure they have enough food.

That's fine, no need to be sorry. I'm very happy you had a nice day. What kind of rifle did you get? I have a bit of an interest in military stuff, but since we have strict weapon laws owning one is very unrealistic for me, I can't afford the licence. It's also nice that you're practicing driving, I bet having a driving licence is great.

>>5705

That's very kind of you. I don't think I would feed a family of cats, since I think it would be expensive.

I didn't get anything special. It's just a little 22. It's my first firearm, so you have to start somewhere. Weapon laws are really relaxed here. You just have to be 18 years old, fill out a little bit of paperwork, and then the dealer does a background check.

Yeah. I really need to start driving more, but I have to do it with an adult over 21 who has a driver's license themselves, and I really don't have that opportunity for half the week. A driver's license is pretty nice since it doubles as an ID.

>>5707

Yes it can be expensive, but I don't know what else to do, I can't let them starve.

I wish it would be like that here. You can still get a licence if you really wish to, it's not exactly as hard as some on internet like to believe, but it's very expensive and it can take months to get the papers. Anyways congratulation on it, I hope you'll enjoy it.

Plus you can drive to anywhere you wish, I wish I would have a driving licence, but I have this stupid fear of driving on a public roads and I can't overcome it. Andit can be very expensive to get the licence as well.

>>5708

I know anon. It's not a bad thing. Cats are really good at hunting, so I'm sure it wouldn't be too bad.

That sucks. I don't think it should be all that expensive to get a license, but I do agree that there should be licensing.

It can be pretty scary to drive on public roads though. What if someone isn't paying attention? I don't think you should worry too much about this though, since I don't think there is much traffic around you. That's just an assumption though. I think the first drivers license you get is free, but you have to get a new one every 10 years or something. Then it costs $15-20 I think.

>>5709

Agree, I wish it was cheaper and easier to get, now as far as I know it costs around 2000€ and above to get it, depends on the type of the licence and you have to wait a long time to get it even after you payed and passed all the tests.

Yes, you're right, there isn't a lot of traffic here, but I still fear I might hit someone or something like that, I don't know how would I live knowing I hurt someone or even worse killed, even if the accident wouldn't be my fault I would still feel terrible. But yes, I should still gather the courage and try and get the licence when I'll have the money.

It's free? That's neat and even those 20$ isn't much. Here driving licence costs around 1400€, it depends on how good of a driver you are and how confident the instructor is in you.

What did you do today anon? I hope your day was fun.

>>5712

I don't know. That's just really annoying.

I think I'd be okay if I hit someone with a car. With myself, anyway. I remember when I was younger, I did something really mean and messed up because this kid made me mad. He stuck a banana down my jacket sleeve. I won't say what I did, but if I wasn't a little kid I'd be a felon and a registered sex offender. I really wasn't phased about what I did, and I never really felt bad at all, for anyone on the receiving end of what I did. Some kids gave me respect, and this police officer gave me his business card. I got even more respect from the same kids since the officer specialized in drug enforcement. Those kids thought I did drugs. Good luck with building the courage though. I'm sure it would be nice to have the freedom to drive whenever you want, wherever you want.

It sucks that a drivers license is so expensive there. I really don't understand why they would have it like that.

I really don't remember what I did today. I think it was boring though. If it was fun I would've remembered.

>>5714

I think I can guess what you did, I'm sorry that that happened to you, it was mean from the other kid in the first place to pull a rude prank on you. I'm glad that everything turn out fine for you and that others gave you more respect. I wish I was braver when I was a kind, I never did anything regardless how rude someone was to me, I always ignored things and hoped for the best.

Yes hopefully I will outgrow this fear.

I'm sorry that you don't remember it, but like you said it probably wasn't all that fun so there is nothing lost if you forgot about it. It happens to me more often than not.

>>5715

I try to ignore things, but that made me quite mad. I didn't shout or anything, I actually laughed and made it look like I took it as a joke like I should've.

It's quite alright though. I just have a bad memory in general.

So, how was your day? What did you do? What did you eat?

>>5717

It was fine, I didn't do much, it was very hot the whole day so I mostly just played video games and did nothing. I'm thinking about going cycling tomorrow, but I'm not sure at what time I should do it. There are less people in the morning, but it's hotter, when it's not as hot in the evening, but there is more people everywhere. For lunch I had fried cheese, I'm not sure if that's the correct term for in in English. But it's simply just cheese that has been fried. It was alright, I'm haven't had dinner yet and I'm not sure what should I have.

How is your day going so far? What did you eat?

>>5721

What games did you play? My record player broke, so decided that I would look at the insides, since nothing bad could really happen. I think I found what's wrong with it. A wire was broken, but I don't know how to fix it. It is fixable though, so I'll have to ask my dad. It is quite hot today here too, the garage was even more hot than outside, since it's just a big metal building. I would probably go cycling in the morning, since the morning is much more peaceful and calm and evenings make me anxious. I'm having Chicken soup for lunch. It's easy to make and has good nutrition. Is fried cheese like mozzarella sticks? Just more like a ball? My father makes those sometimes.

>>5722

I played some Pokemon, I play them simultaneously as I watch something on youtube since they don't require my full attention and I can shrink the game window in the corner of the screen. I also played some Football Manager, I'm not very good at it, but today I qualified for the Champions League with my small local team, I'm quite glad about that.

I'm sorry to hear about your record player, I hope your dad will be able to fix it, I'm sure he will.

Yes I'll go in the morning, I just hope I won't be too lazy since I'm like that when I wake up, but I think I'll go.

Chicken soup is nice, but I don't think I can make it, I only eat pre made soups because of it. Yes it's exactly like that, but it's not a ball, but a square, almost like a steak, but smaller.

>>5723

Oh, I love Pokemon. I think I've spent more time playing Pokemon than any other game. I haven't played anything later than gen 5 though. I've never played football manager though.

I think it will be fine. It doesn't really bother me.

I hope you do go cycling, but if you don't it is fine.

I only eat pre-made soup too. I really can't make much on my own. Fried cheese squares seem a bit odd to me. I'm sure it's pretty good though.

>>5724

Yes Pokemon is really fun, I haven't played anything newer than the gen 3. I don't own any Nintendo consoles and I'm not sure how well my PC would be able to emulate gen 4 and up.

I did went cycling, I enjoy it very much. It was a right decision to go in the morning, there was almost no cars on the road, I don't think I've encountered more than 5. I went to the nearby lake, there was no one, but me there so that was nice, I saw some birds and just sat there for a while before returning home. I took some pictures, if you're interested I can share them.

>>5727

Gen 3 is my favorite. Gen 4 was also pretty nice. Gen 4 and 5 really shouldn't be intensive at all. Some games in Gen 4 are notorious for just being really slow paced. Gen 5 is just a bit boring to me, but it's really not bad. It really just depends on the emulator you use. I use DeSmuME. Some roms will break though. I'm sure they have fixes though.

I'm glad to hear you went cycling and that it was nice. People being around ruins nature a bit, since usually you would go to nature to escape the hordes of people and the developed world. I would love to see those pictures.

>>5728

I use mGBA, but I'll try the emulator you suggested on a gen 4 when I finish this one, thank you!

Yes, I agree, it was nice to be alone and it's much, much more peaceful that way. I took picture of some gooses swimming around, there were also swans, but they were too far in the middle of the lake and I couldn't get a good picture of them.

>>5730

For gameboy games I use VBA.If your's works though, there is no reason to change it. What game specific game are you playing, by the way?

It looks lovely anon. The lake near here has herrons, which look somewhat like cranes except they fly and swoop down to catch fish, but nothing else really. The last place I lived had plenty of Canadian geese, but they are really mean. We have plenty of ponds around and they end up with turtles, even though they were made for fish. The turtles go to ponds and eat the fish.

>>5731

I'm playing Emerald currently, I tired VGA before, but I had a problem with it, I don't remember what it was. I won't change it for this game, but since it's only for GBA games I'll have to when I'll try gen 4.

Herons live here as well, they mostly stay at the other side of the lake, I think there is more fish there. I don't know about Canadian geese, but even the regular ones that live here can be crazy and the noises they make are quite terrifying. We don't have any turtles, but we do have a lot of frogs here, when there is a breeding season they cross roads in big numbers and sometimes the roads have to be closed of for a short time. There are also storks here, since there are a lot of frogs and they eat them. They nest on top of tall object, mostly house chimneys, even the chimney in this house has a abandon nest on it. People in villages build nests for them on tall poles so that they wouldn't go to their chimneys.

>>5732

What's your team? I don't really choose a particular starter, since I like all three. Then I usually catch an aron, a sableye, and a trapinch. So that's what makes my team for most of the game.

That's a lot of frogs. Here you can see the occasional toad, but rarely any real frogs. Up north there are more toads and frogs. The first house I lived in had these little tiny toads that would make noises not to different from a cricket. They were very fun to catch. Turtles are neat though. Since they are actual reptiles and not amphibians they have to sun themselves to stay warm, so they just pile on top of logs, and you see large amounts of turtles on top of eachother. I've never seen a stork, so I didn't know how they nested. That's pretty cool though. It's nice that the villages build nests for them, since I imagine it's dangerous for everyone if the nests are on the chimneys.

>>5733

I usually go with a water one, but I also like all three. I try and catch as much Pokemons as I can, but my current team is Ralts, Zubat, Grimer (I always like him and Zubat from the anime.) and Seedot. I'm not far into the game enough to catch Trapinch, but I do have Sableye and Aron, I never train Aron enough to fully evolve him, I usually just end up teaching him HMs and using him to crush those rocks.

We have some toads here as well, one of them lived in my basement, it was really fat, but it's gone now, I don't know what happened.

I didn't know that about turtles, I don't even remember seeing one in nature now when I think about it, I must have saw at least one I'm sure, but I don't have any memory of it.

Yes, it's nice for everyone those nest and it's funny seeing baby storks looking from above when you walk past them.

Today there was a pheasant running around my yard, it was quite funny, unfortunately I don't see them very often, but I enjoy it when I do get a chance to see them.

What did you do today anon, how was your day? I hope everything was and is fine.

>>5734

I decided to play through Emerald again. My current team is Mudkip, Ralts, and Shroomish. I plan on catching a Numel and a Spheal later, but I just finished the first gym. Zubat is good, but it can be annoying to evolve Golbat into Crobat. I don't really like The Seedot family, so I usually go with Shroomish as a grass type. It comes with effect spore, which is great, and ot evolves into Breloom which is a very underrated pokemon. I usually end up catching Rayquaza right before the pokemon league, or even the last gym. I thought that you had to for a very long time. Zigzagoon is really good for teaching HM's. I don't really catch too many pokemon until the very end where I try to fill up the pokedex as well as I can. You can get patches for the gen 4-5 games where you can actually catch all the pokemon, but it also makes the game much harder.

I remember when I was really young I went to this nature reserve with my class, and there was this big bullfrog. He was huge, and scary. I thought he would attack if you got near. Yeah, turtles are pretty neat, but snapping turtles are scary. Snapping turtles are actually really quick, so you should avoid them whenever you can.

I imagine it's pretty funny and pretty cute seeing the baby storks.

I don't think I've ever seen a pheasant, unless you count a peacock as a pheasant. They are closely related.

Today I played Pokemon like I said earlier in this post. I didn't get much of an opportunity to do much since I woke at about 1PM my time, 8PM your time I think.

>>5735

I think I might add that I beat the Pokemon League, and Breloom wasn't all that helpful because it's movepool is awful. Walrein was probably the best pokemon I had for those fights. Breloom was great for a while, but it's moves really held it back. It's attack is really high, but that's about it. I'd definitely suggest adding a Walrein to your team later on. My team is (from best to worst) Walrein, Gardevoir, Swampert, Camerupt, and Breloom. I didn't feel like training a sixth team member, which would've beem Crobat, because I have no poison or flying types on my team.

>>5735

>>5738

Wow you already beat the Pokemon League, I'm just about to go to the 5th gym. I always manage to evolve Zubat all the way to the Crobat, it usually happens around level 30. I need to catch a fighting type Pokemon since the 5th gym has normal type Pokemons. I like Machop, but it's very annoying that you can't fully evolve him without a trade.

I never saw a snapping turtle before, just those small pet ones. I had to Google it and I have to say I'm quite surprised how big it is, much bigger that I thought, I wouldn't want to get near one if I saw it. Just how fast are they?

I guess you could, I think they both behave similar, but peacocks have much prettier tail. Speaking of birds there was an eagle on my roof today, I don't know what he was doing there, but I fear she might hunt that cat and she wasn't here last night since she didn't eat the food, I just hope everything is fine with her. Also I'm pretty sure a weasel has moved into my attic again, it was really annoying last night hearing noises from there.

I don't think you should worry about doing anything as long as you're having a nice time and are happy.

>>5739

Yes, I played plenty of focused pokemon. I didn't take breaks or anything. Breloom is part fighting type. It also gets mach punch upon evolution. Mach punch is better than I remember.

They can turn around and bite faster than you would know what happened. They also bite really hard, hard enough to take a finger right off.

I used to see eagles all the time up north. Everything down south is much smaller, so you don't get large birds. I do hope that cat is fine though. Maybe she's somewhere safe having her kittens.

Weasels are weird. My sister had a weasel for a pet once. They're pretty nasty to keep in the house.

Thank you anon. I think I will go to sleep now, since I haven't yet. So I probably won't get back to you any time soon.

>>5742

Yes I need to catch Shroomish and evolve it.

I bet they can, I wouldn't want to be near them, what do they even do? Do they just sit around doing nothing or are they more aggressive?

I hope so too, I think I worry too much about things, she is probably fine somewhere.

I've heard some people have them as pets, but never met anyone, those weasels are probably more friendly then the wild ones. They might look cute, but they still behave wildly, they can get through the smaller gaps and they attack chickens, bird nests, kittens and even small dogs.

I'm sorry if this is too late, but good night anon, sweet dreams!

>>5743

No, they won't attack a person unless you come near it, but they don't really care where they go, so you can find them in bad places.

Pet weasels are definitely more friendly. They're still pretty bad though. Weasels would probably die if they ate too much that isn't meat. They're purely carnivores.

You were a bit late, but that's fine since I see it now. So, how has your day been?

>>5748

It's been fine for the most part, I played some Pokemon, but not very much. My family came to visit me again, which is nice and I mowed the lawn. Well I tried at least, my lawn mower is very old and it's a miracle it even works as well as it does, but I think today might be the day it died. The wheels keep falling off and it's falling apart literally, piece by piece. I usually have to stop mowing a few times to put it back together, the last few days the motor was making this weird noise and a lot of white smoke was coming out, it finally broke today, but I managed to mown 90% of the lawn. I'll try and fix it tomorrow, but I don't think I can, it has been on a life support for a while now and maybe it's time for a new one. I do have one of those brush cutters and I guess I can use it to mow the whole lawn, but it's annoying even around trees with it and grass and other stuff keeps flying everywhere when you use it.

I'm guessing you have just started your day so I can't ask you yet how it was, but I hope it will be a great day.

>>5749

I'm glad to hear that your family visits fairly often. It definitely sounds like you should replace the lawn mower. You might get hurt using that. Just use what you have to.

Thank you anon. I hope tomorrow will be great for you.

>>5750

Yes I like when they come, it's fun, but it also can get a tiny bit tedious sometimes. They are going to be here all weekend.

I tried to fix it today, but with no luck, my dad said he's buying a new one and will give me his old one so in a way I will get a new one.

Thank you anon, the day did start ok, the weather is nice and not too hot.

>>5754

Ah. I understand anon. Family can get a bit annoying in large doses. It really restricts what you can do.

I'm glad to hear you will be getting a lawnmower that isn't broken down yet.

The weather is quite nice here, too. It was supposed to be the hottest day so far this year, and stormy, but it's a bit cooler than usual, and sunny.

>>5766

Yes, don't get me wrong, I love them and like spending time with them, but they can also get annoying without them even realising it.

I'm glad that you have nice weather, we are supposed to have a storm tomorrow, but we will see if that will be the case. Ohh I also saw that cat, she is still alive and well and from what it looks still pregnant, unfortunately she is scared of me so I have to stay away.

What did you do today so far?

>>5768

Yes, of course. I completely understand.

It's supposed to storm here tomorrow. It seems weather is quite similar here to your weather at this time of the year.

I do hope the cat has her kittens soon. It must be very uncomfortable to prowl around with developing children inside. Also, you should give the cat a name.

I layed around all day. I really should start to be more productive, and I've been staying up later and waking later as a result. Normally I'd be okay with that, but it will slow down our conversation quite a bit. Also I have this twitching in my ear that's quite annoying. It's an on and off thing, but still very annoying.

>>5769

It's extremely windy here today, I don't remember the last time it was so windy, but it's slowly getting quieter and it looks like there is going to be some rain toward the evening.

I'm very unoriginal, I'm no good with giving names. I call all my cats and the stray cats I used to feed back home, cat or some variety of that, for example my older cat, I just call him cat and the younger one I call mini cat, even though she's not that small anymore. They do have names, but that's just how I called them when I still lived at home, I do miss those cats.

That's ok, don't worry about me, I appreciate you being kind and thinking about this conversations, but honestly don't worry. I'm very glad if you're having fun even if that means less posts. I'm sorry to hear that about your ear, how long do you have that? I hope it will go away for good.

I was thinking about starting to learn how to play piano since I have one, but it's just sitting in the corner. I don't know where to start though.

>>5776

Damn it. I see what happened.

>>5775

Hopefully the weather will turn to better, it isn't so bad here.

You have a farm right? That's nice, I live at the farm as well, at least it was a farm for a time, but there are no animals here now.

I know what you mean, that happens to me as well, less now, but before I would have to reset my sleep every month because I could switch days and nights.

Did you see a doctor about it? Maybe next time you visit one asks them. In any case I wish that it will stop soon.

You would? Thank you very much anon, you're more then kind, but I don't know if I'm a good student. I'm very new to discord, I just made an account so I'm not sure what I'm doing, I think I added you a as friend, please apologise me if that's not the case and let me know. And I'm sorry for a late reply, I saw your post earlier, but had to clean and cook and later got distracted by a movie on the tv, sorry.

>>5780

Yeah. The storm didn't last long.

We do have a farm with a few animals, but we don't produce anything. They're just my mother's pets.

Yeah, I've decided to set an alarm for 10:00am to keep me on track.

It's not a big deal. It can't be fixed by a doctor anyway. I've just gotta suck it up.

It's quite fine that you posted later, since I got distracted too. It's father's day here, so I spent plenty of time with my father. Then I read the book I had to for the summer assignment. Honestly I thought it was interesting. I really have to thank the time I spent on /pol/ and moreso /leftypol/ allowing me to read it all at once, since I could draw parallels extremely easy.

>>5781

What kind of animals do you have? Even if you don't produce anything I think it's still nice, there are a few small farms around here and they don't produce much either.

That's smart, just make sure you get in bed sooner so that you get all the sleep you need.

I'm sorry to hear that, I hope it will somehow disappear.

It's nice that you spend time with your dad and I'm happy that you've already read the book and that it wasn't too hard. Do you have to do anything else? Like write a paper about it or something like that?

>>5782

We have 2 cows, 3 dogs and 4 pigs.

I do need to do this large packet, so that will be annoying.

>>5792

That's nice, fresh milk must be great, farmers here sell it bottled in vending machines and probably make good money since a lot of people buy it. And having a lot of dogs must be very fun as well.

Ohh, at least you're already halfway there.

>>5793

We don't produce milk for a few reasons. The cows are only babies right now. Then for the cows to actually produce milk they would have to have a child. Then the cows would be separated from their children which isn't very nice at all. Lastly we don't have any use for the milk. Whatever milk we use us almond milk since my mother was a vegan for some time and almond milk is actually pretty good. I don't really consume much, if any though. I just drink water and get my dairy through cheese. The dogs are fun, but a bit annoying sometimes. The pigs are awful though. They're cute, but always get filthy and are much louder than you would think. We have one pig that's really good though. He doesn't get dirty, he is very quiet, and is very relaxed. He gets to sleep in the house.

The packet isn't very hard though. It's just really boring and time consuming.

I was pretty hard at work today. My grandmother is coming soon for about a week, so we decided we should fix up a room for her and future guests. Then I did plenty of stuff outside because for a while I didn't have electricity, so the house was getting hot so it wasn't much better inside than outside. I was very productive today.

>>5795

I see, it's better to not separate baby cows from their mothers, I think that's very kind. And I think being a vegetarian is something respect worthy, I don't think I would be able to be one. I never had almond milk, it's too expensive here and I drink 1 liter of milk per day so I can't really afford it. But I'll try and buy it once just to see how it tastes.

Is he one of those pet pigs that remain small? Some distant relatives of mine have a farm and a few pigs, I haven't been there in probably 10 years now, but once I was there they were killing one for meat and it was almost imposible to push him out of the barn. He died a painless death lucky, but before when they were pushing him outside he was screaming very loudly and if I remember correctly even bit someone.

I'm glad you had a productive day, I can't say the same for my day so far, I haven't done anything yet, I had a very bad sleep last night.

>>5797

I don't think I could be a vegetarian either. Meats are too much of a staple for my diet. Almond milk doesn't taste much different from milk.

Yes, all the pigs will remain somewhat small. They still weigh about the same as a person since they're fat. Pigs can certainly be mean. There was a pig who killed a full grown horse once. They're certainly dangerous.

Don't worry about it. You don't have to be productive everyday.