/imouto/ - Discussion★

>>3458

Happens to a lot of people.

King Henry the 8th is a great example.

>>3459

Could be. Also, you'd probably need to drink a ton just to make Russia a tolerable place to live in. I'd still like to visit, though.

>>3463

I heard Moscow was a nice place to visit.

Wouldn't mind visiting parts of Siberia actually. It's very pretty in some places~

>>3462

Paranoia is one hell of a drug.

>>3463

>>3464

I feel like this is relevant.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCq1cLpyJdA

Or at least the music video is.

>>3465

Walking around drunk is a great way to meet new people.

Plus everything is a million times more interesting!

>>3466

True, that's why bar nights are the best nights.

>>3467

Let's go to a bar together when I go to Norway

>>3468

But then I'd have to travel to Norway.

>>3469

Yes, but it's Norway and it's not -that- far.

>>3465

Decent video. End was a lil gross.

>>3468

Where are you now?

>>3470

Still somewhat far.

>>3471

That's how it goes when you drink too much and too fast.

>>3471

Texas.

I live in the panhandle right now and it's getting a little chilly right now.

>>3472

Yes, but it's worth it.

>>3474

You're making me think too much, my head hurts.

>>3475

I'll invent a teleportation machine so we can have an epic katana fight

>>3472

Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure every time I've thrown up drinking has been the wodka.

>>3473

Texas is probably a good state to live in, yeah?

>>3476

In the sunset on a beach?

>>3477

I've only thrown up a few times, and most of the times it involved shots.

I'm bad with those.

>>3477

It has it's moments.

I like the woods and I tend to travel around building stuff in the woods. But the summers are way too hot. How is Canada by the way?

>>3478

Maybe with some wine too. But which beach?

>>3479

Wine?

I feel like this is getting somewhat lewd.

>>3480

Fine, fine, how about Skky Vodka?

>>3481

Skky Vodka..?

I'm still waiting for that sake offer.

>>3482

There's no Saki here…

Only party drinks for some reason.

>>3479

I guess I like it, but I've never really traveled, so I don't have anything to contrast with. There's lots of wilderness, and it gets super-cold in the winter, but that's to be expected.

>>3484

That sounds pretty nice honestly.

Is that why Kino is your avatar?

>>3483

But you promised.

>>3486

*hands you saki*

>>3485

It is pretty nice. I'd really like to live in the states, but I have no real reason for saying so.

I guess so, I mean, I like traveller stories in general, they stir something in me. But really I just like most of the art associated with it a lot.

>>3460 (OP)

>How's it going?

Is cold!

>Is there something that you want to talk about?

Not in public.

>Is there something on your mind?

You're on my mind.

>Why not drop on by and tell me about it?

Because it's my bedtime, duh.

>>3487

How about the other things you promised?

>>3489

Hello, Tomoe! Are you not feeling well?

>>3488

The same artist from Lain and Haibane Renmai drew Kino.

As for living in the states, it depends there's some states that are much better than others. Texas is nice depending on where you live and Maine is also really nice. Avoid California like the plague.

>>3490

Would you like some sake oni-sama?

>>3489

Sleep silly!

>>3493

Uhh, this is pretty weird, I'm pretty sure it involved like a Chinese dress and sake and a couch and movies.

>>3495

I watched the Cube the other day and I have to say.

It's like Saw but more Canadian. Cube 2 was much more interesting.

>>3496

Hypercube is horrible though, it doesn't follow the pattern at all.

I'm still waiting on that offer.

>>3497

I'm stupid.

What offer?

>>3496

I actually really love the Cube movies. I gotta disagree and say I preferred the first, though. There's one more in that series, too, a prequel.

>>3492

I was thinking somewhere around the Idaho/Montana area. And don't worry, I know all about California.

>>3498

We're all stupid to some degree.

The sake one, I assume you'll deliver some day, I can wait almost an eternity for it.

>>3499

Montana is a really cool place.

I haven't been to Idaho yet but I heard it was nice.

I like the first Cube because the acting and the characters actually wanted to survive. Cube 2 was just them having a trippy quantum theory that was poorly explained and none of the characters wanted to live. I did like the conspiracy in two though

>>3500

Can you even send alcohol through the mail?

I think I could send you some of my brandy if I can find it.

>>3502

I don't know, but I'd rather take that offer in full per promise.

>>3503

Alright, let me look at international shipping regulations and get some money. When it shows up we can watch Saw 3.

>>3504

That's not the same.

>>3505

>>3506

>>3507

https://youtu.be/nMRjoms92bg?list=PLqEX9sPS1H7yz0jd-hnYwuiD1Wr0THDrR

>>3508

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_7v-VUa32c

>>3509

Wonder where everyone went?

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

>>3510

I'm still present, just preoccupied!

>>3511

Yeah, I'll get on tomorrow night. Schoolwork has been murder as of late.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNla4uk7AYY

>>3513

I still feel like this is more relevant.

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

>>3512

Ah, that's fine Ese M.

>>3514

I love Alstromeria.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc0V23ZMAUI

>>3516

Foxpls, I'm way too drunk for this.

>>3517

Fine~

https://youtu.be/cD_AejDc1fA

>>3518

Lawrence of Arabia?

>>3519

Yes!

>>3520

>>3521

https://youtu.be/PMMLcfIjQEQ

>>3522

I'm dead, Fox.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikml32FQrIc

>>3523

I like the fact that it gets really high pitch 3/4 through the song.

https://youtu.be/Rsa-ktITD0E

>>3524

U.N. Owen is dead.

>>3525

James Brown IS DEAD.

>>3526

I kind of make the joke about Flandre's theme when someone mentions the UN.

>>3527

Terrible!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN8e9b2ON8s

>>3528

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR-s4ReIxJo

>>3529

Speaking of Pumped out kicks.

https://youtu.be/MS91knuzoOA

>>3530

I don't get it Fox.

>>3531

Story is sort of depressing for both songs. But they're similar in that they both involve a kid with a gun.

>>3532

Ahh, you could just explain that to me in steam, no voice chat required.

I'm getting tired of 8ch posting.

>>3533

>>3534

Have a good night, you two.

>>3535

About to go to bed after this video~

>>3536

Goodnight!

>>3536

Sleep well Ese.

>>3537

Oh..

Sleep well then Fox..

>>3538

Gute Nacht und Auf Wiedersehen der letzte Sohn des Westens.

>>3460 (OP)

>Girls can love girls edition!

lesbians aren't homosexual imo

>>3541

>>3542

Girls can love girls!

>>3543

I wish it would rain here.

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

>>3546

Grrrr, https://youtu.be/BLBV6ZwLKDU

Hopefully this will work.

>Organic acids moving up the plate when submerged in organic solute and will give an incorrect Rf value

WHAT??

>>3548

>Snoop Dogg version

I-is it any good?

おはようございます

>>3550

>Reinstall

Ah, what games are you emulating?

>>3551

So formal!

现下好吗？

>>3491

I'm lonely.

>>3554

Ah, should run on win 7.

Although, you may have to run…Vista

>>3554

Good morning ^^

>>3552

>现下好吗？

I don't understand, sorry.

>>3554

Be my guest, it'll still be warm for you.

>>3557

I actually got it wrong.

It's supposed to be 先下好吗？， instead of 现下好吗？。

Basically, how are you? Although, I added a little bit to it to make it coherent. The Chinese are so literal that everything they say is either life or death.

>>3558

At least you could work with Vista and change it to be a not bloated piece of shit. Windows 10 is okay. Just spookyware because Microsoft wants to be the NSA~

>>3559

Huh, interesting.

I'm doing fine, although I'm still waking up a bit.

I think I might just laze around today.

How are you doing, foxy?

>>3561

Currently getting organized for the week.

And doing well, although, I wish I had a vacation so I can relax before the next exams.

I think you may like this poem Ran-sama.

http://www.yellowbridge.com/onlinelit/stonelion.php

>>3558

Lonely, bored, just came from church and there is nothing to do today. How is Error-san doing?

>>3562

That was a fun poem.

It's interesting to see how many words can sound like each other, but have completely different meanings.

>>3564

Oh? That's good to hear. What time do you usually head to bed?

>>3545

>>3569

Dead!

>>3575

Surrounded by fluffy tails till death?

I like that idea.

>>3577

You and your dubs, Quasimodo.

>>3568

Bad-bad~ You should set a time for yourself lol

>>3572

At 10pm! I try to keep my schedule but I fail.

>>3580

You're dead? Noooo!

>>3581

Oh yeah I totally forgot >_<

What time to you want to go to sleep?

I can't keep up with these threads.

>>3584

Yes, they are moving a bit fast aren't they?

>The Cube

>Uses the power of exponents to determine which room moves odd power rooms are traps

>HyperCube

>Uses fourth dimensional quantum mechanics to trap and kill people in the Cube

>No math, no real science, no explanation

>Cube Zero

>Goes back to the exponential powers with the same traps

Okay, what the hell Cube 2?

Why did it take such a tangent from the others?

>>3587

>>3588

>>3589

>>3590

How are things going?

>>3592

Force of habit.

>>3591

Fine, I guess. I'm going to have a test on Tuesday and the practice went well, but I'm a bit behind on my project for an other class.

What about you?

>>3594

>What is your advice for someonebwho wants to focus studying?

You have to force yourself. I know that seems like a contrived answer but it seems electronics are a big distraction for you. So, you may just want to put your cellphone in you backpack get out the book and paper. Then force yourself through the material.

There might be a biological factor as well. But I can't make that assertion.

>>3594

Have you tried the pomodoro method? You set up a timer for 25 minutes, study for it, and then have a 5 minute break. I find it much easier to start when it's just 25 minutes instead of "a whole night" or "a lot", those are scary!

>>3595

I feel you.

I'm currently getting organized for the week and then tomorrow, I'm going to study for my classes.

Ochem and physics 2 wound up being a nightmare.

But it sounds likes you're doing well anon-kun.

>>3597

That's a pretty effective method of studying.

It falls apart for homework though.

>>3599

Right, I have the same problem.

Try pacing yourself for 30 mins and take a 15 min break. But you have to make sure to follow that rubrique other wise you won't ever touch your schoolwork. If you can, make notecards and pace while reading the notecards.

>>3600

Why? Having a quick break is often what's needed to figure out the tricky questions. You can also increase the duration of the work period if 25 minutes are too short.

>>3602

My homework takes a while and requires careful analysis. So, I have to look up values and charts when solving the questions. Which, is rather time consuming. Plus, there's about ~20 to 100 problems so I have to manage my time effectively when solving them.

>>3603

That sounds more frustrating than useful.

>>3604

IR SPEC IS EVAL!

http://webspectra.chem.ucla.edu//irtable.html

>>3605

(EVAL APPLY)

>>3606

Uh.

Magic and computer science have a lot in common?

>>3607

Yes! We conjure the spirits of the computer with our spells!

Actually, the book ends with explaining how the magic works so it's not really magic any more.

>>3608

I knew computer science majors were secret magic users.

I'm going to have to pick up that book after my classes are over.

Anyways, see you later.

>>3609

Computer programs are spells, this is a fact.

>>3610

Magic missile!

this tread is way too lewd

>>3612

>>3614

Can't do what?

>>3616

Why not?

ただいま。。。

>>3616

Huwhy?

>>3618

So many Japanese speakers.

>>3620

Ah, where to next in your great adventures on the net?

>>3622

Perhaps you could stay here?

>>3624

Not really, just surprising.

I've been trying to pick up Japanese but I've been very busy. How far along are you?

>>3626

Hm, if I didn't except you. You wouldn't be posting. Besides, I'm talking to you right now no?

>>3625

Hmm, not so far. I can play games and read manga and that, but it takes me a while. I haven't done any serious study in several months, unfortunately. Here's my JCAT from late last year.

>>3626

What do you think it is about yourself that makes it difficult for you to relate to others? Is there a specific problem or mindset you think is unique to yourself.

>>3628

>pre-advanced

>Play games

Wait, what games are you playing through?

>>3630

nh?

>>3629

Nothing too difficult, I'm working on Fire Emblem IF at the moment. It's quite a bit easier than the SRW games, and I'm not concerned about fully comprehending things, because if I'm bothering to try to read things at all, that's consistent progress as long as you're actually doing your vocabulary lookups..

>>3632

>Fire Emblem IF

Is Camilla's ara ara voice as good as the say?

>>3635

Hot damn, that's pretty great.

Why does NOA ruin everything nice?

>>3637

I laughed.

>>3626

Have you left us already? You didn't answer me yet.

>>3638

Don't worry.

They're just going back to /b/.

>>3639

I just saw he implied you're either a pedophile or a deviant;how does that make you feel?

>>3640

Um, both of those are a bit of a stretch. Although, a deviant would be more accurate than the other.

We're likely all a bit deviant, it's pretty far to call someone "A deviant" though. The "A" makes a big difference. And the other one is just uncalled for.

Anyways, what are you up to this fine evening? Studies?

>>3642

Well, we'd have to say that there is a cultural context for calling someone a deviant. I would say being here would make us rather abnormal in the context of western society. Though, in the context of this society. What we are doing is considered normal. Though, there are behaviors even we deem odd, perverse, insane, what have you. I'm attempting to find a video or something to keep me company. But so far, my attempts are in vain. How about you, Ese M?

That's a good analysis, I think.

I haven't really started anything yet since getting home, I'm still in my "aimlessly clicking around the internet" phase.

What type of videos do you typically watch?

>>3644

Have you read Nietzsche?

He makes a pretty good critique in Beyond Good and Evil, and On The Genealogy of Morals.

I usually watch Mr.Metokur and retrovideogame reviews.

i hope i made it in time

>>3646

For?

>>3647

o u kno

>>3649

what would make you think that

>>3645

Hmm, I haven't read a lot of philosophy, to be honest. I'm currently reading "Ride the Tiger" by Julius Evola based on a recommendation, but it's slow going.

Oh, I quite like Metokur/InternetAristocrat/Jim81Jim/probably something else. I'm pretty sure I've seen everything he's done, maybe.

>>3648

I don't know.

>>3649

Hmm, I often feel the same way. What is it about your specific situation?

>>3648

Sure.

>>3651

u dont need to know

>>3652

hi btw

>>3653

im sci

>>3651

>Ride the Tiger

Ah, do you browse /pol/?

And did you see his Sandra Lee video? I didn't know that she fucked that meatloaf so badly.

>>3655

Hi Sci, how are you?

>>3658

sorry to dodge q but im tired of talking about that let's just talk about you instead

or something else if you want

whats been on your mind recently?

>>3655

O-okay, then…

>>3657

I don't really. I did until recently, when I met another pollack IRL off of a forum meetup, so he pretty much fills my quota for news and politics discussion. A lot of what I listen to is /pol/ related in one way or another, audio shows, millennial woes videos and that, though.

I did watch those videos! It's amazing someone like that can even get a cooking show.

>>3659

Hyperinflation has been on my mind.

Wondering how I'm going to write this intro.

What movies do you like sci?

>>3660

sorry

whats something you always wish people would ask you?

>>3660

They needed the quota filled.

Perhaps she'll be given to the blood beast as a penitence?

>>3663

I would be surprised if there were many people who didn't feel that way. Everyone feels isolated in one way or another. There are as many different types of solitude as there are people.

>>3662

It's fine. If it's not my business, it's not my business.

Nothing in particular, I suppose, I just like being asked what my opinions are on various things.

>>3664

God willing.

>>3661

why that? what intro?

favorites are it's such a beautiful day, the big lebowski, nebraska, breakfast at tiffany's, and outer space

let me turn question back around on you as well

>>3663

hmmm :\

>>3665

what are some examples

>>3665

He recently uploaded a few deleted videos about Spax3 too. He was so devoted too.

>>3666

Mine range into the esoteric.

Videodrome, re-animator, Evil Dead 2, Pi, eternal sunshine in a spotless mind and the saw movies are pretty good too.

>>3666

Oh, geez, Sci, I don't know. It's just something my friend just does all the time. Like, "Oh, what do you think about Tattoos? what do you think about weed? How do you feel about this or that?"

>>3667

I'm actually surprised he did so many of those spax videos, it seems like such a weird thing. If there's some reuploaded recently., I haven't seen those ones yet, I think I watched through them maybe five or six months ago.

>>3669

I think Spax3 screwed him over and that really started his videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyhH1HCed-I

The latter videos were the best since he was screaming into the mic about how much he hates the guy. Talk about passion!

>>3668

so youre probably more into horror/sci-fi than me huh

oh also 80s romcoms sports and action movies are pretty great, do you like those kinds of things?

>>3669

do you have the feeling that a thought is not complete until it is expressed/discussed?

>>3671

Romcoms are bleh imo.

80's action movies are pretty great. Robocop and the terminator were great.

>>3671

I could see the argument for that, surely. If you express a thought, then someone can question you on it which forces you to either alter it or at least think about why you think that in the first place, and they can suggest points that you've never considered before.

>>3672

The Warriors is one of my favourite movies.

>>3673

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRM2YcGpmxg

Best part.

What genres do you like?

>>3672

i wish you like romcoms they're so fun… i dont know how you can replace what you get from those kinds of movies

>>3673

so u get it, but it's not like an instinct for you huh

hmm

>>3675

My Big Fat Greek Wedding is funny.

>>3674

I can't comment on the validity of this, but a friend once told me that that thing with the glass bottles wasn't even planned. He just started playing with them, and everyone agreed that it seemed like a cool addition. Pretty cool if true.

I mostly like period dramas, I guess. I never liked western movies before, but I'm starting to get into those too, and I don't care much for Sci-Fi, but there are some that I really like, like Starship Troopers, and obviously we were talking about Cube just the other day.

>>3675

Sorry, can you elaborate? I don't really understand what you're asking.

>>3677

>Starship Troopers

Have you read the book?

It's a completely different from the movie.

Good,Bad and the Ugly is a great western imo. The newer westerns are really good too. True Grit with Jeff Bridges is stellar.

>>3678

No I haven't, but I've been meaning to! Allegedly the movie was made by a guy who absolutely HATED the book and wanted to make a movie based on how terrible the ideas presented would be. I don't even know how that kind of thing is allowed, tbh.

I definitely agree. It's comfy going back and watching old John Wayne movies too, though.

>>3676

i have not seen that in ages

maybe should rewatch

>>3677

i dont know if i can adequately explain it

for me an idea is like a being that desperately wants to be free and if it isn't freed it gets irate and starts causing problems…

but thats like an instinct/feeling for me, not really something i try to rationalize

i hope that makes sense

>>3679

John Wayne is pretty good.

I didn't know that Starship Troopers was made by someone that hated the book!

Probably explains why it's less politically charged.

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

>>3680

Dairy of Brigette Jones?

>>3680

Oh, no, if you say it that way I can understand what you mean, I think. I suppose I used to be that way, maybe, but it's not really a problem for me anymore. Nowadays I hardly share anything unless I'm prompted to, especially because I have difficulty sharing things the same way I visualize them in my head, so I get frustrated at trying to convey my ideas.

I was wondering, you seem all right, why does everyone have a problem with you over there? Is it just because you posted those pictures?

>>3681

Yeah, it's kind of funny, the movie was meant to be one giant strawman argument against the society portrayed in the book, but I can't exactly comment since I haven't gotten to it yet.

John Wayne was actually offered Gene Wilder's role in Blazing Saddles, but he turned it down because he thought it would hurt his wholesome reputation.

>>3683

>John Wayne was actually offered Gene Wilder's role in Blazing Saddles

Probably a good idea. I couldn't imagine him saying nigger or getting comfy with a German dancer. Oh wait. I found North to Alaska pretty funny and whatever that Africa movie was pretty funny too. Speaking of the North. The Great Emperor of the North is a fantastic movie.

>>3684

I found a movie called "Emperor of the North" involving a train, but nothing with Great in the title. Could that be it?

Would you say film is one of your primary hobbies? I don't actually watch too many movies, myself.

>>3685

Yes, that's it.

I'm a bit of a film enthusiast. But critiquing films is something I'm not really good at. I either enjoy the movie for just hate it. I could give you a few movies to watch if you're interested.

>>3687

Since it's October how about American Werewolf in London?

>>3688

Sounds like a plan, then. I'll say though, I'm also not good at explaining why I did or didn't like something.

>>3689

It generally takes a careful eye.

That's why some youtube reviewers are much, much better than others. But ultimately it boils down to your opinion and whether you and someone else share that opinion.

Sonic 06 wasn't all that bad

>>3682

i dont know that either

>>3683

im glad u understand

dont worry about that im pretty sure i brought it on myself

>>3692

Well, it's a little unbelievable to see 10/10 men go after Renee zellweger. But it's pretty funny.

>>3691

>>3690

Agreed, if I like a movie, no amount of reviewers telling me it's terrible will usually shake that. Usually.

I can't comment, I've never played anything past like the Genesis era. I've always wanted to play SA2:B, though.

>>3694

In my recent divings into the world of Sonic fandom.

I have to say, why does sonic attract so many drama queens?

Play Sonic Colors. I think it might be up your ally.