/imouto/ - Discussion

>>15639

>Are you the most historically knowledgeable person in your peers group?

Well, I'm going to display some bit of hubris and say no. However, I'm further along in my reading than my peers. Most just give up after high school and never bother to read into history. I find it odd that people want to stop looking into history after being given the absolute bare minimum that history has to offer. It seems like we have the same issue regarding the our likes about history. Most people don't find it interesting and any conversation about WW2 ends at Hitler bad, Japan bad. America won. Soviets now bad. Most people don't even know about WW1...Which is rather sad..

I've returned from dinner!

Warm pizza is always good in the cold like this

I've also noticed that I've gotten thinner, which is a little worrying.

>>15644

Welcome back Ran.

I always thought you were a lot older.

>>15642

:p

>>15646

You didn't even reply to my latest post.

>>15644

We'll get fatty food in three days~

>>15645

Sorry to disappoint. People usually say that I act older, but I don't really know.

>>15648

The food will make the trip worth it, I hope. Either way the drive will give me a lot of time to think.

>>15647

It was just TV right?

>>15650

I get that often too.

And the military deal doesn't help it either.

>>15651

Just wondering why you didn't agree straight away to my other offers..

>>15650

How long is your drive?

It sounds like it's on the other side of the world!

>>15652

Didn't seem enticing enough.

>>15649

But I just ate!

Meat will happen soon.

>>15652

Do you live in a country where military service is mandatory, or was it by choice?

>>15653

But they contained more than just a couch and movies.

>>15654

Mandatory min. 6 months.

I spent 9 by my own choice.

>>15655

Hugs.

What are you up to?

>>15653

Usually around 6 hours. It's not too bad, but it's still a good chunk of time.

です~

>>15656

Did you just like it there, or was there another reason that you stayed? I don't think I'd ever survive military stuff.

>>15656

Yes, but it sounded like you wanted to turn me into an ona-hole.

>>15657

Watching wrestling. Going on /wooo/

Home finally! I stopped at Tim Horton's for about an hour to have coffee and read.

I also saw my first Christmas display of the year on my way home, and that made me happy.

>>15643

>Well, I'm going to display some bit of hubris and say no.

I don't think you've used that word appropriately, it's like the opposite! Humility maybe?

>>15657

My chosen unit within the main company required a longer service time.

>>15658

But I don't want anything like that at all.

>>15657

>>15657

>6 hours

Texas is huge unfortunately.

Least East Texas is nice.

I'm wondering if people going to take my original post as a sign and start spamming です.

Then again, desu hasn't been a meme since 2006.

>>15660

Humility would have been a better word yeah.

I get the two mixed up sometimes~

Cool lights by the way!

>>15661

All I ever wanted was to be someone's sex toy and then discarded.

Now I will never live my dream as a single mother.

>>15665

>Colorado

But why?

I felt that Montana and Idaho were much better places!

>>15664

But I want to do the complete opposite.

>>15665

The life of a no-fun police.

>>15663

It's okay, you can count on me to know words!

I agree! The same house had quite the Halloween setup as well! I can really appreciate it when people put a lot of effort into holiday decorations.

>>15667

No welfare monies; no life.

>>15669

I meant as in not being a sex toy and never being discarded and a happy family.

>>15668

I have a guy in my neighborhood that spent over 2k on lights and spends three weeks setting up lights…I guess when I get home I should take some pics for you guys.

>>15666

I've been to montana before, it was a good place.

But CO has my favorite skiing place, great hiking areas, and really fun roads.

Never been to Idaho.

>>15667

Does the no-fun police have fun?

>>15670

Boooo.

>>15671

I'm curious to see what a $2000 setup looks like, yes.

Where are you right now?

>>15672

Potatoes and meth are there.

I forgot about the mountains in Colorado. Yeah, they're nice. Do you go skiing often Ran-sama.

>>15672

Somewhat, but had to stay a few weekends over there due to guard duty.

>>15673

But don't you want me to take care of you lovingly?

>>15674

It's bright and wins many rewards.

I'm currently 3500 miles Northwest from my house. There's also no trees on the prairie which is a total drain if you're not used that.

>>15675

I disagree. The people there are hit-or-miss, but it's wonderful geographically.

>>15676

Usually once a year. I really enjoy it. Some of my favorite experiences have to do with skiing. Skiing while it's snowing and visibility is low is otherworldly.

>>15677

Is military stuff over there as strict as American military stuff? I've heard that it's very rough, at least here.

>>15679

Pretty much, there's physical discipline and if one fails, all suffer.

I never counted how many times I broke something, but I endured it and let it heal during the weekends.

>>15677

Well, I was hoping to become a single mother without arms and legs raising a child or government monies. You know, so I can go on Oprah and tell her that I'm strong and independent while receiving thousands of dollars from news corpations.

>>15678

But wouldn't that put you in the ocean somewhere?

>>15679

Evil people, plus legalizing the herbal jew.

I'm scared Ran-shama, I'm hiding in your tails with an AR-15.

>>15682

Nope, right next to Ran-sama actually….

>>15681

But I wanted to just care for you.

>>15684

But the states isn't even 3500 miles from one end to the other!

>>15680

Ah, so it does sound similar.

Broken..? I hope you don't mean bones, that sounds horrible.

>>15683

Legalizing the cabbage helps keep people out of prison, which is a good thing.

No reason to be scared, CO is fine.

>>15684

3500 miles is pretty far away from me, unless you meant 350. then that'd be right on point.

>>15685

Fine, but only cause you're my friend and you look cute while pouty.

>>15686

>>15687

I can't into anything today it seems.

I'm 522.6 miles from my house. Should probably go play vidya and unwind.

>>15687

>Keeps degenerates and drug dealers pushing drugs on people out of jail.

>Good thing.

Ran-shama, pls.

>>15689

>>15687

Literally the only good thing that can come out of legalization is taking business away from the dregs of society.

>>15688

That's much more reasonable! Why are you so far from home?

>>15687

I broke my hips and back a few times due to full combat gear with police gear on.

Also my feet were pretty beat every weekend when I got home.

>>15688

See, wasn't that bad?

>>15688

So that places you a bit farther than me, unless you live in the far south of texas.

>>15689

It is, when the jails are full.

And we're wasting tons of money on them.

And jails don't do anything to help them, they're just terrible.

>>15691

Ouch..

I've never even broken a bone, that sounds pretty bad.

>>15692

Didn't really break bones there, but those places were really sore for days often.

Although towards the end I got used to the flakjacket/platecarrier deal and it didn't make my shoulders as sore.

>>15693

I've dealt with them before, but they've never really done anything bad. At least in my experience.

>>15694

And then they release them to the general public once again after they've served.

See the loop?

Maybe I'm just being ignorant or something, I don't know.

>>15695

Ah, they were just sore then. Well that's good.

>>15690

School is here and it's an up and coming engineering school. Though, having been in the last few chemistry labs here I'm beginning to doubt that claim. Luckily, all the stupid ones -hopefully- won't be here next semester.

>>15691

I'm in much pain.

I require fizzy water from downstairs!

>>15692

I suppose you could call Houston south Texas.

Though, that would be a misnomer since many flora and fauna native to east Texas make up most of the wildlife in and around Houston!

>>15696

Yeah, kind of a bad thing to have a belt on and everything weighing on it for a march, that creates friction.

After that I learned to put the equipment belt loose so it was around my hips and not on top of them.

>>15697

I will take care of you.

>>15697

Huh.

So are you in OK right now? Or a surrounding state?

>>15698

Reminds me of my first few times backpacking. I didn't have the backpack on right, and it destroyed my shoulders and back. Finally got it on right and it was smooth walking from there.

>>15699

Guess people are just going to be different. People here are usually just the stereotypical stupid stoners who will probably end up doing something dumb regardless if they're high or not.

>>15697

Oh, right, I didn't consider that you were likely taking school away from home. Do you not like your school?

Are you going home for Christmas, or will you be staying at school alone?

>>15696

Well, how would you deal with drug dealers, then? Consuming drugs is one thing, but selling them shows a conscious willingness to harm your community members to enrich yourself financially. That is absolutely worth physical removal from society.

>>15700

We had a class about that since some people didn't know how to put on a big backpack that was about the size of 2 men.

And some people didn't know that you should wear 2 pairs of socks and tie the boots tight so they wouldn't cause any friction.

>>15700

I'm in the panhandle..How do you deal with the sun?

It's always shining!

>>15704

That sounds horrible.

>>15702

I'm yeah, the advisors are jerks and the teaching assistants don't care and our labs are under-equipped and sure there's a chance an accident going to happen each ochem lab. But I'm liking it so far. As I'm getting further along in my studies people are becoming more tolerable and actually pretty nice.

I'm going back home for Christmas yes. Which is nice because I can love on my dogs and read my books. Plus being around family is nice~

>>15705

I feeli like an Eskimo..

>>15707

I'd probably be blinded throughout the day if that happened.

>>15701

Well..

You're probably right. It's not good for the people that do it or the people around them, but I don't think just tossing them into prison is the right thing to do. I don't know.

>>15702

I'm not sure. I'd say keep posession to a fine, and selling would mean jailtime, but that'd be really hard to do. I just don't know.

>>15703

Getting blisters is the worst, I'm glad they taught people that, although wearing boots like that all day is rough on the feet.

>>15704

Wear a hat and sunglasses, silly.

>>15708

They are well endowed?

>>15709

But I look like a cop if I do!

Seriously, I was buying neps while wearing hat and glasses and a mother was telling her kid that I was a scary man!

>>15709

Some people taped their feet or put newspapers in there to protect from it, but I didn't like those ideas.

Hat and sunglasses don't suit buttfox..

>>15713

B-but girls like it..

>>15713

It's kind of a rapist/bank robber combo.

Sunglasses only.

>>15710

Okay. I'll wait for that, then.

>>15711

Take the sunglasses off when you go indoors. Unless you're in a flea market outside or something, then it should be fun.

Are you tall/built, by any chance?

>>15712

I feel like that would be very uncomfortable, and maybe even make it worse, but whatever works I guess.

>>15713

Hat and sunglasses are very common in OK!

I think it kinda looks cool..

>>15716

A lot of runners tape their feet with bandage-tape for that.

>>15704

I really hate when it's super-sunny outside but there's a lot of snow on the ground too, so even if you're looking at the ground, it's really hard on your eyes. You might not be familiar with what I'm talking about, though.

>>15706

I want a dog or two…

>>15709

That's okay, then. I'm not necessarily in favour of locking up anyone that just has something on them.

>>15716

6'0''

I have board shoulders and I don't really work out but I'm not fat or over weight. If I worked out and maintained my appearance I would look nice. But eh. Too much work.

What's your build?

>>15714

Get a transition glasses like mine, it's awesome!

But you might be mistaken for someone who has eye condition..

>>15715

Yea.. we dont want people think badly of buttfox

>>15718

Snow blindness is one hell of a thing.

>>15716

Sunglasses are serious thing and you have to be very picky about it, otherwise you would look funny!

My dog chewed up my sunglasses.

They had my prescription values.

>>15720

Or if he wears a baseball cap, it better be backwards, I don't see it working the right way around.

Unless he's part of the CIA/FBI or just a bank robber or someone doing shady things.

>>15718

I recommend getting a dog. It's nice to have that companionship. Yes, I've experienced snow blindness. I had to get snow googles and all that~

>>15720

They look dorky!

I usually wear aviators.

>>15717

Oh, right. But newspapers?

>>15718

Yeah. There's gotta be a better way, but it'd take a lot of work to do it right.

>>15719

I'm the same height as you, but I'm pretty thin. I wear thick jackets sometimes so I can seem larger, but not by much.

>>15722

I wear an old pair of aviators that my father gave me. Is that weird?

>>15725

let's see a pic~

>>15725

Yeah, it seemed stupid.

>>15726

Of what, the sunglasses?

>>15727

Certainly sounds that way. It'd just be awfully scratchy, unless they wore thick socks underneath it.

>>15723

W-with the label still on?

>>15724

>buttfox thinks they're dorky

Buttfox how could you.. I wear a pair of that everyday

>>15725

No, but only if you have rugged look!

>>15725

I wonder if filthyfrank is okay?

>>15728

Your hands

>>15729

Post an image!

>>15728

I mean even if they wore socks, they wouldn't go in smoothly.

>>15729

What labels?

>>15729

I only look rugged when I'm actually working on stuff. I'm usually not wearing sunglasses when I do that.

>>15730

Oh fine, give me a moment.

>>15724

I've never lived in a place that would enable me to have one since moving from home, though!

>>15721

It really is! I feel bad for those people in the Northern provinces who get like a month of not-winter!

>>15732

Hhaha! Victory!

>>15733

Home is where the dogs are

>>15733

Yeah, sadly our snow melted away and it has been raining and storming for 3 days in a row.

And it actually still is, I can hear the rain and wind outside.

>>15736

That's always nice.

When you don't have to go outside, I mean.

>>15735

Playing with the dogs is always a highlight of going to see the parents, I guess.

>>15737

You guess?

Hmm, any future plans for housing?

>>15737

Yeah, although I need to be awake in 4 hours and 30 mins and go outside, I just hope it will stop by then..

>>15730

Only if you promise you dont laugh.. and it's kind of worn out.

>>15731

The label on hat, it's stereotypical of.. uhh.. young cool teenager, they wear backwards hat with the label still on.

>>15732

Then maybe aviators suit you.. maybe.. i have to get a good look of your face to make sure :3

>>15738

No deeper meaning to that.

Nothing concrete. I mean, I'd like to move in on my own at some point, now that I'm making a respectable hourly wage.

>>15739

But you haven't even slept.

>>15740

I promise I won't laugh!

>>15741

Perhaps with a wife too?

Wayfarers are the best sunglasses.

>>15740

Oh, those aren't baseball caps, they're one-size caps.

I've actually got 2 of those, but I never use them because they look so ghetto.

>>15741

True..

>>15742

I wouldn't mind. I'd like to have at least one child before I'm 30, so I have to move quick quick on that.

>>15734

Happy? you have my nasty hands now.

>>15740

It'll remain a mystery, then.

They probably don't look good, I just like them.

>>15745

Do you want me to hold them?

>>15745

Your hands are actually really well manicured!!

Though! How do you get the tips of your fingers to bend like that?!

>>15744

It's hard to do that…Though, there is always one option!

>>15748

It's odd but let's not make Ran-sama self-conscious.

>>15746

They're pretty cold, I wouldn't want to chill your hands like that.

>>15747

Gotta keep the nails short, or else oil gets into them, and oil is a pain to scrape out.

They just do that, if you're referring to the middle finger of the left hand. They're pretty crooked, aren't they?

>>15750

Do you paint your nails ran-sama?

>>15749

Mail Order? Or are you referring to another thing?

Oh, geez; I wouldn't want to make anyone feel self-conscious!

>>15750

I don't mind, my hands usually feel warm until someone points out that they're cold.

>>15751

No!

That'd be weird.

>>15752

Church

Don't worry, we can point out peoples flaws if they're okay with them. That's the best part about be friends.

>>15754

But your knowledge about oils in nails!

So amazing!

>>15753

we can warm each other's hands, then.

>>15755

It really doesn't bother me at all, please don't worry about it.

>>15756

That sounds like it would hurt.

>>15757

I just got tired of having oil stuck underneath the nails after working on the car, so I started cutting them pretty short. Seems to do the trick. Not really amazing, if you ask me.

>>15758

I bet you're a clean person

Then again, I tend to be wrong on these things.

>>15742

>>15758

Well, I guess double negative makes a positive.

>>15760

Teacher glasses.

>>15760

>NERV

Anna, do you have a figma laying about somewhere?

Nice glasses!

>>15755

I've done nothing in my life to deserve a Christian Tradwife.

If I had kids, I think I might like to raise them with the Church, but it's too late for me, since I don't necessarily believe in that kind of thing.

>>15761

Silence!

>>15762

n-no

>>15763

You don't have to believe!

You have to do!

Girls like that can do attitude in any man!

>>15764

Are you going to give me detention?

>>15764

B-but, what will your waifu say?

>>15766

Go buy food and bring it to me at your expense

>>15759

I try to keep myself clean.

I wouldn't really consider my self a clean freak or anything, though.

>>15760

They look like the glasses an anime character would wear.

I like them.

>>15761

But wouldn't adding two cold hands together just mean a colder hand?

>>15768

Oh bother, I liked my idea better.

>>15769

No, I know maths, it works like double negative makes a positive!

>>15769

At least your clean~

Some people don't take showers for months you know!

>>15765

And here I always thought it was about having looks, money, or some combination of the two.

>>15771

Okay okay, you're right.

Math wins.

>>15772

I'm sure they're fun to be around.

I don't think I'd be able to do that, I start to feel gross if I don't shower at least every other day.

>>15773

Looks and money help.

But it's really self-confidence that women are looking for. I can be a millionaire and a woman won't touch me with a 10 meter pole if she thinks I'm a creep. Good looks just help with confidence!

>>15774

I once tried to argue with maths, but the lesson is, numbers are absolute.

>>15769

I ruin the glasses by putting it on my face, it looks better on its own!

>>15767

Manaka would be upset because last time i see her was one week ago..

>>15770

even if I tell you to buy two so we can eat it together?

>>15774

Most of them never get out of the house!

Yeah, feeling gross is the terrible!

By the way Ran-sama, did I ask you how your day was?

>>15777

She's going to chew you out~

>>15775

But the people that have a lot of confidence are typically the people that deserve to have a lot of confidence for one reason or another.

G'night everyone.

>>15777

Well that could work, but I need to get sleep for now.

G'night Manaka.

>>15780

True.

>>15776

You can't argue with numbers, it's just impossible.

>>15777

I'm sure your face is just fine!

>>15778

ew.

I don't believe you did. It was okay. I didn't really do a whole lot, but I got some car stuff while I was out and about today. that's really it, I didn't even play anything.

>>15781

Have a good rest, SD.

>>15781

Goodnight SD.

>>15784

You should try system Shock Ran-sama~

>>15779

Or even worse.. not saying anything..

>>15781

Ni~

>>15784

The only problem is, i'm 3D and not anime ;-;

>>15787

Does she get mad?

>>15786

Isn't that kinda like bioshock? Bioshock was a bit too spooky for me, I was never able to finish it.

>>15787

2D or not, I'm still sure it looks fine.

>>15789

Sort of, but in space instead of underwater.

The big daddies were the biggest BS ever..Though, I never considered Bioshock scary..

>>15791

I get scared very easily. Bioshock infinite also scared me pretty good.

Stealth games are also scary to me, so that's why it's hard to play the MGS games

>>15783

Yes.

I'm sneaking away now.

>>15792

My many years on the internet must have lulled me into a deep slumber. I haven't actually been scared by anything in years. Which is rather unfortunate to say the least. Dead Space 2 was a fun game though.

>>15793

That's rather unfortunate.

Do comeback soon Ese M. It's always nice to have you around~

>>15795

I might be back tonight, tomorrow or some time in the future. Leaving to read.

>>15793

Have a good one.

>>15794

That's a little sad, although I wouldn't mind being in that position. I don't really like being scared, despite how popular horror games and the such are.

>>15796

>Shinji looks like a girl

Huh, have fun with your read.

>>15798

>>15797

Google funny pizza land

>>15799

Hi Test.

This is wrong on every conceivable level known to man.

>>15800

The dick only makes it better.

>>15801

I'm not sure if I'd like a trap with a bigger vagina than every girl known to man.

By the way, are you on thanksgiving break?

>>15802

Indeed I am. I have an assload of homework. Multiple papers and there's a group presentation that I need to make sure gets finished.

>>15800

That was very unsettling, foxy.

why? ;_;

>>15803

>Homework and projects on Thanksgiving

I didn't know your school was being ran by nazis.

Will you survive?

>>15805

No. Just kill me now.

>>15804

I'll give you something cute for your troubles!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik4heJjGncw

>>15806

I would but I have school work too.

At least I get out in 4 weeks

>>15807

GAO!

Those comments are kinda weird, though.

>>15809

hug

You're not supposed to read the comments Ran-sama!

>>15810

hug

Kagerou isn't scary!

And I know that, but this is especially weird.

People started roleplaying in my youtube comments before..

>>15811

Hugs. Spooked by pizza too?

>>15812

>Roleplaying in youtube comments

W-why would they do that?

I don't stand people that roleplay..

>>15813

That thing about the elite's weird pedophile orgy ring?

>>15814

I uploaded some soundtracks of games that have strange communities attached to them.

I can understand them, but definitely not in youtube comments.

>>15815

>games that have strange communities attached to them.

Sonic and Pokemon come to mind!

That image is really cute though

>>15816

No, it was Undertale and Fire Emblem

So worse than those.

>>15817

Thank god trump won.

>>15818

Oh those aren't that bad.

Although, everyone had a hard on for Tharja and Lucina for reason.

I knew undertale had a bad fanbase but Fire Emblem has a bad fanbase?

>>15819

I really don't like the new fire emblem games. It pains me to see the direction the series has gone, and the kind of people it's attracted.

It's dead to me.

>>15820

It's a shame too.

They made the games so easy and so bad that it's boring now.

I like Tharja and Kamilla it's too bad their stuck in subpar games.

>>15821

I can't even like the character designs, sorry. Everything else just leaves a bad taste.

I miss my old FE girls.

>>15822

No, the gaming masses did this.

The games were niche, and didn't sell, so they made them sell.

Now they're bad.

Bad games usually sell the most.

>>15823

I haven't played the old ones

I'm pretty forgiving of art styles in Japanese games. Since game artist go from Clannad bad to Monogatari good. I like story and game play more than anything else.

>>15824

It's not the artstyle, the charm and feelings I had when playing the older ones is gone.

Maybe it's because I'm older now, I just don't know.

>>15825

SJWs are a very vocal minority, It's rare that I actually meet one in real life.

I don't know, maybe it's fine for them to ruin gaming. I probably wouldn't even care anymore if that happened.

>>15826

Do you like ZUN's art?

It hasn't changed since he started drawing actually

>>15827

It's quite charming.

It's not good art, but I do like it.

It hasn't changed? If you look at his PC-98 artwork, and compare it to his most recent, it's very different.

>>15828

I was going to say that the PC-98 art was better and more comfy. But that might draw some ire.

>>15829

I would probably agree with you, to be honest.

His hand-drawn stuff has always been better than his digital, though.

>>15830

Which one your favorite Ran-sama?

>>15831

PCB will always be my favorite touhou game, but as far as pc-98 goes, that's a tough one.

Probably Mystic Square, with Phantasmagoria in 2nd.

>>15832

You have to love Yuyuko.

I have a fumo of her at my house and I sincerely wish there was a dekafumo of her for sale.

I'll have to give you a picture with her and satori.

Goodnight Ran-sama~

>>15833

I wish I had a fumo.

Or a figure..

Either way, good night. Thanks for entertaining me.

Have a good rest.

>>15836

Yes, I'm still here.

What's up?

>>15838

Oh, I'm sorry.

Let me hop on steam right quick..

Also, goodnight. I'll probably be joining you soon.

>>15840

I do have a response.

Tomorrow is good, if I'm around.

I'm not so sure just yet, so it might have to wait.

sorry..

>>15841

>Response

Uh oh. Might as well save it for tomorrow.

>>15842

I don't have the energy to type it out tonight.

Don't worry, it's nothing large.

Anyways, I do need to sleep, so I'll hopefully see you tomorrow.

G'Night.

Good afternoon

>>15845

afternoon.

>Afternoon

Guys its' morning!

>>15847

Pic related.

>>15848

Move to America.

>>15849

one day, once conditions are better.

>>15850

Conditions are good. Depending where you live.

I live in a good place currently.

>>15851

i mean, when i'm done with high school and nii-san has full term employment and a place of residence.

meanwhile in Canada…

Poor Err.

>>15852

What is nissans majoring in exactly?

I'm curious now.

>>15854

Automobiles.

>>15855

Arisu?

>>15856

Try putting ## before that

>>15857

I don't have the power to do that!

>>15858

Go ahead and try it anyway.

>>15859

Um?

>>15860

Yes?

>>15861

Didn't work!

>>15862

Ah well.. maybe someone else can do it properly ^^

>>15863

Mean.

>>15864

Dont think about it, there's not really anything. Just a little surprise

>>15865

Well, now I'm curious….

>>15866

Then you'll have to use it!

>>15867

Maybe later.

How was your day ananana?

>>15868

Tiring all day work and no play makes Manaka a dull person.

>>15869

Atleast you get to relax right?

>>15870

I would prefer a holiday..

>>15871

No holidays. You must work 24/7!

>>15872

… That's .. illegal

>>15873

80 hour work weeks aren't too uncommon in Asia.

Though, that would be rough on most of us.

>>15874

Good night, buttfox.

>>15854

Computer science and robotics. why?

>>15875

Sleep well Manaka <3

>>15877

morning, SD. how are you?

>>15878

Well, I already woke up at 9 am, but I took a nap at 2pm.

Too bad it went on and on.

How about you Emi?

>>15879

been reading up on more child experiments at Mayfield. shit's spooky.

>>15880

General group experiments or?

>>15881

there's quite a few cases. usually they seem to deal with exclusion, raising/treating one or more children differently and seeing how they then interact with other kids.

>>15882

Assumed they would be like that mostly, nothing medical I assume?

>>15883

well, the supervisor was a psychologist, as far as i can tell.

it's bizarre stuff.

Good afternoon.

>>15884

Well those are still pretty common.

Check this out.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vipeholm_experiments

>>15885

How's Eruruu?

Hug

>>15885

Heya.

>>15886

Those happened in the fifties.

This happened in '86. Or at least they were compiled in that year.

>>15886

>>15886

>>15887

Hi, hugs. I'm feeling better. Lucky Chinese get for good luck and good fortune.

>>15888

Hey, what do you think of >>15853 , Hitler?

>>15887

That's pretty much what our dental care is based on though, and it was physical experimenting.

>>15888

Glad to hear that.

What Chinese..?

>>15891

Oh.. I didn't know that.

In Japan most buildings don't have the floor 13 as that is pronounced the same as death over there, which also means bad luck, at least that's the myth.

>>15892

You're thinking of 4. 13 is a western thing.

4 in jap is shi, which, yeah, sounds the same as death.

>>15893

Apparently 4 was the deal for death, but they still skip 13 pretty often.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetraphobia#In_Japan

>>15894

Oh well, been a long time since I heard about it.

Nor have I ever tried to learn Japanese.

>>15895

I fear the number 11. Unfortunate that me and bf met on the eleventh of april, then.

>>15896

13 is my lucky number, and I'm fairly lucky.

>>15901

Hug Eruruu

I began to feel a small headache coming and it got a bit colder so I went to get more clothes, sorry for the late reply.

>>15902

It's fine~. I need lunch soon anyways. Since I spot Flandre, I'm posting this.

>>15903

Oh, alright, have a good one Eruruu.

I'm off to play some CSGO anyhow, at least for an hour or two.

>>15905

y-yes..?

>>15906

Next time you call me Hitler, I might as well try to avatar as this.

I can't be Hitler though. He's too great. I can't live up to his high standards.

>>15907

nii-san keeps sending me that picture all the time.

>>15909

I'm not good enough to be a dictator. I'd be Moon Man.

>See guy wearing a safety pin on his hat

>tell him that it's signal to gays that you want to be ridden like a horse

>He looks mildly uncomfortable

And here I thought homophobia was dead in 2016.

The design for the new Murdoch Murdoch shirts is pretty cool.

>>15913

Looks like a G&R t-shirt!

>>15914

Many of men now sit in a awkward position thanks to that safety pin!

>>15912

>>15915

But I'm not really interested in rock music anymore…

I am, however, interested in counter-signalling against commie filth.

>>15916

>

>>15917

Did you see that post where the commies in Austin were wearing soviet apparel and one was carrying the AK?

Most commies are far to scared to actually try anything. Antifa on the other hand…

>>15918

>>15919

<3

>>15918

I didn't see that, no!

>Most commies are far to scared to actually try anything

Well, I mean, ultimately for all the shit we give, I feel people are drawn into that ideology because their good nature is being manipulated. I can absolutely see how people could think the economic aspect might work, if somehow everyone were on the same page. It's when you start applying marxist ideology to every facet of society that you start creating loons like the one I posted last night, who have no love for their fellow man.

>>15921

>>15921

I could see that.

I always considered Communism as the centralization of power and those smart enough to manipulate people use communist as a crutch to get to that position. But in essence you really don't want Communist in your country. They start schisms and rifts in the social fabric of that society until it decays. America is a prime example. Communist got into schools and they held those positions for a really long time without any sort of checks. Thus, our schools became the epicenters of the enlightenment of social issues. Whether they exist or not. Generally, they've never won a war and every time they did win one it was a colossal disaster. China, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Russia(they didn't really win that war they just got lucky) were complete disasters. Winds up that people prefer fascism to Communism. The Greek civil war, the Spanish Civil war and lord knows how many south American revolutions that flopped quickly. For the most part the fascist and the right won those wars. The antifa are peculiar people. They're an amalgam of various people that think the course of history is going to be towards the left and of course, fascism is the enemy if they squash fascism then it's a straight shot to powerful political positions and no one to oppose you. So, they're very useful puppets to communist.

>>15920

>>15923

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbPcd1y-khM

>>15922

>Cambodia

I've heard some pretty fucked up tales about life under that regime, I'd like to read a book or two about it if I could find something good.

>The antifa are peculiar people. They're an amalgam of various people that think the course of history is going to be towards the left

So is it just a rejection of the notion of civilization being a cyclical thing? Because when I've talked to a lefty friend of mine about how, "No, societies have tried that kind of thing before, and it's never really worked out for much of anyone.", the response is usually something like, "It'll be different this time, because X", or, "We're a lot more intelligent/enlightened now."

>>15924

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaEJhSe8FCQ

>>15925

>So is it just a rejection of the notion of civilization being a cyclical thing

Not cyclical per se. More centered towards dictators. Rome and are excellent examples to draw from if you want to see any parallels. Society always tends to gravitate back to some form of dictatorship. Communism and Fascism are just two sides of the same coin. One just happens to be left leaning while the other happens to be right leaning. People just prefer the right side of the coin.

>No, societies have tried that kind of thing before

That would ignore fundamental human nature. Eventually someone will get into power that will be consumed by that power. The lust of power is all to alluring for man and thus it falls. Again you can harken back to Rome can you can draw endless examples from there. So, if he happens to say "No society has actually tried that before". Simply just mention Hegelian Dialectic and quote Sir Acton and say absolute power corrupts.

communism in theory -can- work. But we have to assume that people are automatons and they'll all function properly under such a grand and ideal system.

>>15926

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrr3dp7zRQY

kawaii desu song.

>>15928

All I wanna do is hold you tight, in my arms, and never let you go.

>>15929

>>15930

>>15931

>>15932

Yes.

>>15932

definitely.

>>15935

>>15935

>>15936

>worshiping niggers

you faggots probably like Milo too.

>>15937

Tyrone's a based meme.

>>15938

Eh, never seen it.

>>15933

>>15934

Guys.