/imouto/ - Discussion★

First for Matthew!

>>42315

It will take a really long time…

>>42317

I think he took a permanent position there for a job.

>>42315

Honestly, I think the worst influence on children is public school, especially early education. They teach them all kinds of harmful things, but act morally outraged at anyone who would dare suggest teaching their kids outside of that system because "They won't be properly socialized", as if fucking parks don't exist or something.

>>42319

It's still a guy's name.

>>42322

>school shootings are a good thing

Let's not go off the deep end here, please.

>>42322

Pensions and high salaries aren't nearly as heinous as tenure, and teacher's unions.

>>42323

He didn't mean all of them, obviously!

CSIS no bully.

>>42324

We weren't quite that bad, but I grew up in small town BC remember.

>>42322

Um, school shootings are bad.

I understand hating a school badly. But there's a point were taking out people for personal reasons will absolve nothing…It will only make things worse for the rest of us.

>>42321

Matthew is now androgynous.

There.

>>42328

You do understand that most school shootings are aimed at the children, correct?

>>42330

This is insane!

http://imgur.com/a/blS1T

>>42335

Well yeah, it said the teacher was his wife, so it makes sense that any of the students would have just been an extra thing.

Which VN would you like to see come to the west?

It seems strange to me that a provincial teacher's association would have such an insane investment portfolio; I don't imagine that's typical.

Then again, the more funding they can make that way, the less that is contributed through the stolen wages of the common man.

>>42340

Leyline.

>>42342

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

I didn't take you as a train person.

Also, it is coming to the west.

https://vndb.org/v10016

>>42345

I suppose I should think of something beyond the first thing to pop into my head, then!

I like trains as much as the next guy, I wouldn't call myself a train otaku or anything.

>>42343

It's insane. And people will defend it because the only person that gets their dick sucked harder by society than a teacher is a single mother.

>>42346

VNs are getting translated at a worrying pace.

I'm wondering how Sekai is localizing them so fast?

Ooh, I'd like to see Baldr;Force EXE, actually. Forget my previous answer entirely.

>>42347

Dedication!

>>42348

No, but I'm entirely certain I don't want to.

>>42349

>>42349

You'll die before that comes out.

>>42351

Oh, you might have mentioned that before, actually! At the very least, I know you talked about Ben Levin, before. It's Ontario for now, but it'll spread to the rest. I showed you the one about not calling the students he or she, but referring to them all as "Comrades", right?

>>42350

Not if I never die

>>42352

What magic do you have that will make you live like that?

>>42353

All I'll say for legal reasons is that lolis are somehow involved.

>>42354

Are you screwing kids to gain their life force and live forever?

https://youtu.be/gpFXydY1K8k

>>42355

Hypothetically, if that were to be the case, it wouldn't be the reason, it would just be a positive side effect. Just hypothetically.

Is this a joke video, or a very awful looking game?

>>42356

100% real game that plays like Persona!

>>42357

There was nothing wrong with Jane Jetson's portrayal, as far as I can remember, that was aaaaaages ago.

They probably think Breivik was in the wrong as well!

>>42358

I'm sure it's wonderful, but it just doesn't look like it's for me! I'll happily buy you a copy if you stream it for us.

>>42359

You'll have to play it instead!

>>42362

>>42360

> hated the home maker portrayal.

Demean everything good and wholesome, and elevate everything subversive and harmful.

>>42361

And here I thought of a fun thing for us to do as a group!

Boobs

>>42364

What boobs?

>>42365

Chesticles?

>>42366

Yours.

>>42367

I'm going to by a bunch of yuri hentai and send it to you.

>>42368

What variety of eromanga should I ship you in return?

>>42369

loli

>>42370

That is illegal in Canada, buttfox.

>>42370

We're on our way.

>>42372

It's a double entendre!

>>42373

>loli illegal in Texas

Oh NO!

>>42374

I-is it?

But yeah, people get arrested here for that kind of thing.

>>42376

Is Canada some draconian police state?

>>42378

Just convert to islam!

>>42377

In certain ways, yeah. It's pretty strange what things are illegal that they do literally nothing about, and which things actually get you in a lot of trouble.

>>42380

So if I post hardcore loli. would you guys get v&?

>>42381

I don't think that's how it works, it's not like I've never accidentally stumbled upon a loli DJ before.

>>42382

This girl in this VN is really cute.

Hmmm, I remember that there was a guy that got imprisoned for a while for having a loli doll.

>>42383

In which VN?

That sounds like true justice to me.

There was an incident recently where some youths threw molotovs into a guy's barnhouse out in the middle of nowhere, and he fired his gun in the air to scare them off, and he got charged with all kinds of things like discharging a weapon and aggravated assault. We don't have the kinds of rights to protect our properties like you guys have.

>>42384

Speaking of, did you read the thing about the homeowner who killed ~3 teenagers who broke into his home?

Happened real close to me.

Makes me happy that he didn't get charged with anything.

>>42384

Kyoto Summer Days.

I think it's one of those VNs that is most the cool parts of Japan!

>>42387

Say your Liberian!

>>42385

Could you be of Oklahoman descent? I just found an article where something like that happens. They were carrying weapons, too! Someone in the comments suggested he should get the death penalty, though.

>>42386

Is that a recommendation?

>>42389

>

>>42390

Not yet.

Also, Hakuno should know not to bite ears!

>>42390

You would be correct!

Well, comments are pretty dumb.

And, there's some very liberal people here, despite it being a very conservative place.

>If you drop your wallet in Japan you're guaranteed to get it back

Also foxy I'm about to order a vita TV please stop me

>>42391

Let me know if it becomes one!

Why is that?

>>42392

I am a fan of comments sections though, personally. I consider the comments to be part of the article, essentially. It really bothers me websites that don't have them anymore, so I can't go look at what people have to say about whatever the article is about.

>>42394

Don't pirate the games

>>42395

DELETE!!!!!!!

>>42397

I asked you nicely to delete a picture for me once, and you said no.

>>42398

Yes, but it didn't have a girl eating a condom.

>>42395

They can be nice sometimes, but most of the time it's just garbage.

>>42396

I just really want to play Utaware and it comes out next month, but I'm too cheap to buy a ps4.

And atlus hates me and didn't localize the ps3 version. so..

>>42400

>not pirating the PS3 version

pleb!

>>42401

I have a copy of the ps3 version, it was what I was using to translate.

>>42399

It was worse! It had a 3D p-p-penis!

>>42400

I have a high tolerance for people's shitty opinions, though.

Natto sure looks gross. Would not try.

>>42402

Well, Sell the switch and buy the vita

>>42403

Like this????????

>>42404

no

Considering selling the 64 though, the dumb thing.

>>42406

Play conkers before you let it go!

>>42407

Bleh, no thanks.

Also I just noticed the penis, lewd.

>>42408

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b40QdTRaqFk

:3

>>42409

Mr.Cynical!

>>42410

Why not?!

>>42412

I hated DK64, and conkers is pretty similar, right?

>>42413

N-no!

It's different!

Way different!

>>42413

As a DKC zealot, you were right to hate DK64.

>>42411

These people have some interesting dads.

>>42414

Oh, really?

Also, I'm way to cheap to actually buy it. Too expensive.

>>42415

DKC was leagues better.

But, most 2d games that transition to 3d are usually pretty rough at first.

>>42415

And some interesting penises too.

Rip skin ;~;7

>>42416

buy a flashcart

>>42418

That's more expensive than the game, dummy.

>>42419

>>42416

DKC2 and Tropical Freeze are some of the greatest big-name platforming experiences of all time.

What are your thoughts on difficulty in games? This question is intentionally open-ended.

>>42417

>tfw you've never pulled hard enough to rip the skin.

>>42421

I wonder how you rip the skin.

>>42420

>>42421

I haven't played Tropical Freeze for more than a few minutes on a friend's WiiU.

Basically, I think it boils down to that it's good as long as it makes the player want to overcome it.

If it makes the player just want to give up, then it's bad.

For me, it depends on what I'm looking for in a game.

For example, playing through bayo recently I'm not really looking for difficulty, so I'm just kind of playing through it without going in too deep.

>>42423

我恨你。

>>42424

I think there's a club for that, you'll be welcomed with open arms.

It's pretty popular.

>>42425

If you dwell in the past.

You'll continually repeat the past.

>>42427

Where did that come from?

>>42422

I can think of a couple ways. Probably you would first need to have not had it stolen by the hooknoses.

;_;

>>42423

That's probably a good way to put it. I like games that are challenging, but that the average person should be able to clear with difficulty. Also, I prefer games with no difficulty selection at all than ones that you can choose your difficulty, but there's insane inconsistent jumps between them. Nier Automata was like that, where on normal the game becomes trivial very quickly in, but I can't clear the prologue on hard after many tries.

Also, I don't see the appeal of "Masocore" games like kaizo, or IWBTG. They can at least be fun to watch someone who is already really really good and can blaze through them, but it's not at all fun to watch someone on youtube struggling for the length of the video to clear a couple screens.

>>42428

I'm full of surprises.

>>42429

>everyone here has been snipped.

Feels good man.

>>42431

But it's cuter otherwise.

>>42429

The platinum styled games have a history of having really, really hard hard modes. DMD is absolutely nuts.

I think fighting games do difficulty well. You can enjoy the game at an extremely basic level, but there's all of the extra things that you can learn. So, if you want to put the time in to learn everything there is to learn, then it'll just heighten the enjoyment of the game.

Kaizo games are just silly timewasters, not much more.

>>42430

Surprise me, then!

>>42432

foreskins are gross!

>>42433

With what?

>>42435

I'm game for whatever, it's up to you.

>>42433

I can't really play fighting games above even the most basic level, even though I have an interest in them. Like, I've always thought GG was cool, and I've played around in AC+ quite a bit. Just like RTS games, I suppose.

>>42434

But don't you want to put your tongue under one?

I need to leave for bed, I'm out of the house before 06:30.

>>42437

I got really into them for a while, and got pretty good at a few of them.

They can get a bit too competitive for my tastes, though.

RTS games are beyond me.

>>42439

I really like Ky.

Kliff was cool in AC+R. His taunt where he attacks with the words was really neat

I'm a tad more partial to Skullgirls and Melty, though

>>42441

Good night error.

>>42436

Well, I've had something fly through my head recently. There was someone claiming to have morals in class and claimed that, despite being an atheist he was somehow a moral agent and therefore could discern what was good and bad.

But I came a across an issue when pontificating about what defines good and what defines bad. Clearly, the definitions are dictated by culture and religion…..But, the issue stemmed from can there be a universal good and a universal bad?

Someone defined good as telling the truth and thus lying is an inherent evil. But again two problems develop when I ponder on the question. The first is: telling the truth as an inherent good seems like it stems from a religious background and thus concluded that the bit is heavily influenced by the idea that truth is an agent of good.

second: The dilemma what defines truth becomes a giant thorn in my side. At first it was the idea that people interrupt truth differently makes this idea of truth being an inherent good null since no one can fully no the truth. Then came the other worrying accompaniment of white lies.or, little lies. Often times these lies are used to withhold certain and crucial info from getting out and thus damaging the integrity of someone or something. However, white lies are incredibly manipulative and can shape and from the idea and notions that someone has of that person or entity. This, would mean that the obfuscation of what can be define as true is therefore open the interpretation and manipulation.

If I was to go back to what defines good and bad. Society and religion sets the standards and thus, something that is considered bad to us maybe be good to another culture.

But yeah, just a brain fart.

>>42444

Not surprising at all.

Good/Bad is all in the eye of the person.

The left thinks we're bad people, we think they're bad people etc etc

>>42445

The man could barely conjugate an argument.

But if the moral nihilist approach were to taken. It would be a rather superficial argument.

Since if there is no material realm outside the of this life and life itself has always been and always will be why live at all?

His life, my life, your life are all devoid of meaning and thus the material pursuits of this world are not a worthy pursuit since they vanish after we are gone. Our memories are just and echo in the inevitable foot steps of time. So, it could be argued that since life is devoid of meaning and that the cold vacuum of space breathes on out neck. What purpose would there be in doing anything?

>>42446

Are hugs good then?

>>42449

Yes!

>>42447

The issue is with lies that have no consequences. Is if I take that definition of what good is, then it's inherently evil.

I would say that morality is linked since it is dependent on an act of good or an act of evil.

If I lie to someone the consequences and implications may not have been known at the time. But it can have far reaching moral ramifications.

>>42450

Did you ever play Lieats?

I think you may like it.

>>42452

No, I haven't just yet.

I've heard the name before, so it's on my radar.

>>42453

It's cute!

despite depressing back story!

>>42455

Depressing backstory sounds good right about now!

I'll put it on the list.

>>42454

I usually have to act upon good faith to make the daily decision to live or die.

Dying is naturally against any normal sentient lifeforms instincts. But that doesn't exclude someone from dying by their own hands. Instinct is a trait for survival only when it that is needed.

Some of us are less inclined to act upon instinct and take risks or endanger ourselves. So, it's not necessarily innate for everyone.

Morals are by definition "something acted upon by good faith." Which can be analogous to what you said. However, I want to state that society enforces conformity and that conformity to that society can be deemed as good moral.

By conforming to the norms of the society I am no longer a pariah and I can benefit and contribute to the better good of that society.

Anyways, back on topic.

>>42456

Go read a tragedy!

>>42458

Any suggestions?

Crying is welcome.

>>42459

Farewell to Arms.

>>42460

>355 pages

You're gonna make me cry already.

Anything shorter?

I just need something to do until I'm tired enough to fall asleep.

>>42461

https://pastebin.com/9Kxtv5Wf

>>42462

Did you just send me ship transformation smut?

>>42463

Fine.

I have a good one for you.

>>42465

Good!

I'm looking forward to it.

>>42466

http://www.bolles.org/uploaded/2016-17_Summer_Reading/Upper_School/Sophomore_Summer_Reading/Gimpel_Singer_2016_HONORS.pdf

Have fun~

>>42467

Reading!

>>42468

In the mean time.

I'll get ready for bed!

>>42464

Possibly.

Then again I'm falling asleep and my argument is becoming disjointed.

Perhaps another time in the future?

Are you liking it Ran-sama?

>>42469

>women are often long on hair, and short on sense

This is a fun one.

>>42472

http://4umi.com/nietzsche/zarathustra/14

B-b-b-b-b-but……

>>42473

I think you might like this.

http://4umi.com/nietzsche/zarathustra/21

>>42476

So suddenly?

Perhaps I too should go to bed.

Good night Ran-sama!

>>42477

Oh, alright.

Goodbye, foxy.

Thanks for the time.

>>42479

Seems like a typical bay area programmer.

Cool video though.

>>42483

If you make a fool of yourself.

/pol/ will most likely find you. I'm a little concerned by /pol/s ability to dox.

Also, Turkey is no longer a parliament and now a centralized government!

How fascinating!

>>42485

A tad stressed. But fine none the less.

How about you?

>>42487

Try this again.

Did the neg hole get pozzed?

>>42489

I have to say. Your discord seems to be a good catalyst for drama.

Most likely the ex is not going to suicide and is trying to get attention from your bf….

At least, that's my interpretation of the event.

>>42491

As long as you're not into cuckolding things will be alright.

I'd advise no more nudes on Discord and try to a bit more adventurous and have sex outdoors.

>45 minutes for an update

Thank you Winblows 10.

>>42497

I'm about to drop this computer anyways.

it's 7 years old at this point.

>>42499

Originally it was windows 8.

When I repaired it after some start up issues.

The assholes switched to 10.

Now I'm to lazy to switch back.

>>42501

I was being being facetious.

I don't actually remember when I got this computer. If I had to guess, it's about 4-5 years old.

>>42502

Well, I was in a time crunch.

I did complain but my parents thought it was an improvement and they were paying for it.

So, c'est la vie.

>>42504

install Gentoo

>>42506

I will when you get married.

>>42507

Not only that.

It's like getting punched in the face in pitch black.

You'd have to be quite savvy with linux to use it at all.

>>42509

Gay marriage will be illegal in all 50 states by 2023.

>>42512

Who's wearing the dress?

>>42514

sharpie in a pooper with a time-stamp.

>>42516

Hand perhaps?

>>42518

>>42520

I could ask for feet.

Though, you don't strike me as a feet person.

>>42522

Probably because you live in the arctic circle.

>>42526

A very sleepy one!

How are you?

>>42528

I'm hungry too.

But down stairs is too far…

Hmmm, I do have pot roast…

Anyways, in case you missed it. Richard Spencer is going to speak in Alabama of all places!

>>42530

Better?

>>42532

Exactly!

>>42534

>>42536

Then what would you do?

>>42538

You're too kind.

Sleep isn't necessary, is it?

>>42542

Hugs.

Feeling any better?

>>42544

It's better than feeling worse!

>>42546

I'd toss her into a fire.

>>42547

I hope it all goes well!

>>42548

Your hatred is undeserved.

>>42549

It may be, but that's how it is.

>>42550

You're such a girl!

>>42551

Yeah, what are you gonna do about it?

Homo

>>42552

See you soon!

>>42553

Join the military!

>>42554

I've thought about it before.

But, that's only if things go south.

>>42555

You're too tall!

>>42556

For the military?

Or for something else?

>>42557

Military.

But I heard if you're a fighter pilot then you lose a couple inches!

>>42558

My family has been pilots, historically.

So that's probably what I'd try to do.

>>42559

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRv2cVF0CdM

>>42560

My grandpa hates that movie, since it doesn't resemble anything close to how it actually works.

I think it's pretty cool though.