No.2812
stop
No.2819
natto
No.2823
>>2822Is that image not? It's believable.
No.2824
>>2823People like that are common on the /jp/sphere so I'm willing to bet it is.
No.2829
>>2824I'm talking about the nig stealing a fumo during the baltimore riots, not the /jp/ guy in a psych ward.
Although I don't think those beds are common in psych wards, it's likely that it's just a normal hospital.
No.2830
>>2829#baltimorelootcrew was a troll hashtag from /pol/ I think
No.2835
>>2829the psych ward I went too had a bed just like that one.
No.2858
"Mind is the name of the first self-discovery, the first self-discovery, the first unification of the
divine; i. e., of the uncanny, the spooks, the “powers above.” Our fresh feeling of youth, this feeling of
self, now defers to nothing; the world is discredited, for we are above it, we are mind.
Now for the first time we see that hitherto we have not looked at the world intelligently at all, but
only stared at it.
We exercise the beginnings of our strength on natural powers. We defer to parents as a natural
power; later we say: Father and mother are to be forsaken, all natural power to be counted as riven.
They are vanquished. For the rational, i.e. the “intellectual” man, there is no family as a natural power;
a renunciation of parents, brothers, etc., makes its appearance. If these are “born again” as intellectual,
rational powers, they are no longer at all what they were before.
And not only parents, but men in general, are conquered by the young man; they are no hindrance
to him, and are no longer regarded; for now he says: One must obey God rather than men.
From this high standpoint everything “earthly” recedes into contemptible remoteness;for the stand-
point is — the heavenly.
The attitude is now altogether reversed; the youth takes up an intellectual position, while the boy,
who did not yet feel himself as mind, grew up on mindless learning. The former does not try to get
hold of things (e.g. to get into his head the data of history), but of the thoughts that lie hidden in things,
and so, e.g., of the spirit of history. On the other hand, the boy understands connections no doubt, but
not ideas,the spirit;therefore he strings together whatever can be learned,without proceeding appropriate
and theoretically, i.e. without looking for ideas.
As in childhood one had to overcome the resistance of the laws of the world, so now in everything
that he proposes he is met by an objection of the mind, of reason, of his own conscience. “That is
unreasonable, unchristian, unpatriotic,” etc., cries conscience to us, and — frightens us away from it.
Not the might of the avenging Eumenides, not Poseidon’s wrath, not God, far as he sees the hidden,
not the father’s rod of punishment, do we fear, but — conscience.
We “run after our thoughts” now, and follow their commands just as before we followed parental,
human ones. Our course of action is determined by our thoughts (ideas, conceptions, faith) as it is in
childhood by the commands of our parents.
For all that, we were already thinking when we were children, only our thoughts were not fleshless,
abstract, absolute, i. e., NOTHING BUT THOUGHTS, a heaven in themselves, a pure world of thought,
logical thoughts.
On the contrary, they had been only thoughts that we had about a thing; we thought of the thing
so or so. Thus we may have thought “God made the world that we see there,” but we did not think
of (“search”) the “depths of the Godhead itself”; we may have thought “that is the truth about the
matter,” but we do not think of Truth itself, nor unite into one sentence “God is truth.” The “depths
of the Godhead, who is truth,” we did not touch. Over such purely logical, i.e. theological questions,
“What is truth?”Pilate does not stop,though he does not therefore hesitate to as certain individual
case “what truth there is in the thing,” i.e. whether the thing is true.
Any thought bound to a thing is not yet nothing but a thought, absolute thought.
To bring to light the pure thought, or to be of its party, is the delight of youth; and all the shapes
of light in the world of thought, like truth, freedom, humanity, Man, etc., illumine and inspire the
youthful soul.
But, when the spirit is recognized as the essential thing, it still makes a difference whether the spirit
is poor or rich, and therefore one seeks to become rich in spirit; the spirit wants to spread out so as to
found its empire — an empire that is not of this world, the world just conquered. Thus, then, it longs
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to become all in all to itself; i.e., although I am spirit, I am not yet perfected spirit, and must first seek
the complete spirit."
Okay…
No.2883
downloading nnb right now so i can be like the cuteposters and post cute screencaps of anigirls.
No.2885
>>2858If I cherish you because I hold you dear, because in you my heart finds nourishment, my need satisfaction, then it is not done for the sake of a higher essence, whose hallowed body you are, not on account of my beholding in you a ghost, i.e. an appearing spirit, but from egoistic pleasure; you yourself with
your essence are valuable to me, for your essence is not a higher one, is not higher and more general than you, is unique like you yourself, because it is you.
No.2911
I hate everyone else here. I've always hated all of you.
No.2912
>>2911i DAI KIRAI whatfriends
i SHINDERU them
grrRRRrRRRRRRRRRRRR
No.2915
>>2912uhh dont you mean you korosu them w
No.2919
>>2911>>2912Nice, me too.
No.2922
>>2921ichigo melonpan tabetai
No.2929
welcome back /what/ !
No.2932
>>2930kill yourself aids infested midget fuck
>>2931you kill yourself too
No.2939
>>2938The two at the bottom left.
No.2942
>>2938You get almost all the same images if you do a "-white". It's probably because they feel the need to prefix it with "african american" lest they be mistaken for "just african" or "not american" because if you just type in "couple" you get plenty of white people and americans are just assumed to be white and also the only people on the internet, so "white american" is redundant on the internet whereas "african american" needs to be expressly stated because of the "america is white" predisposition.
Thus a search for "american couple" gets african americans whilst "couple" gets white (presumably) americans.
No.2943
turn down for WHAT
No.2946
>>2945i want the vampire girl in asterisk to bite me
No.2977
>>2976Kabaneri, the train was going to derail so everyone in the train has to shift to the right.
No.2979
Um, are they trying to push the train from the inside?
No.2980
>>2979Well yeah, they're putting their weight to one side because they cut a turn too fast and the train started to tilt over.
You'll have to ask a physics expert if it makes sense.
No.2981
>>2980I am a physics expert (I have a physical degree) and I can confirm it makes perfect sense.
No.2982
>>2981>physical degreeYour GED diploma?
No.2983
Lets say that your car broke down and you needed to push it to the side of the road. You don't need to be a physics expert to know that trying to push your car from inside won't move it anywhere anytime soon.
Likewise, pushing a train from the inside isn't going to do much.
It might rock the carriage from side-to-side, similar to how you can rock a car from side-to-side, but that only adds to the instability of the situation. Whoever thought this made sense was a total fucking moron. Someone please send the animators an angry email in japanese for me.
No.2985
>>2983It wasn't about pushing though, they were shifting the weight to one side.
No.2987
>>2985Why would their weight change when they push on something? They still weigh the same, lol.
No.2989
I don't want to explain the actual physics behind it to this guy, he seems kinda dumb. The pushing does work though.
No.2991
>>2983I will start the letter:
拝啓アホ
No.2993
>>2989It's very rude to withhold knowledge. I hope you're not some kind of rudedude…
No.2998
>>2989isnt it just that by pushing you're just moving your weight closer to the edge
No.3004
all my frens(aren't here, i hate you all)
No.3005
>>2993>Whoever thought this made sense was a total fucking moron.the only rude person is the idiot who thought he was smart
>>2998sorta. it's a little more complicated than that
No.3006
>>3005who are you quoting, faggot
No.3010
>>3005i havent seen the episode were they pike running and then shoulder slamming the wall
No.3016
>>3010I don't know, I didn't watch it. From the picture it looks like they're just pushing against the wall.
No.3042
>>3019you wouldn't understand
No.3043
>>3042that's what homos say when they talk about their feelings……
No.3047
>>3044it's japanese i think
No.3052
>>3044The pleasure of being cummed inside
No.3058
Watching people play D&D on YouTube is making me feel awkward. How do people come up with things on the spot like that?
No.3062
>>3044virg killing points
No.3089
>>3088>cute local boys>in TorontoSeems legit.
No.3095
>>3094That's pretty hot, I'm not gay though.
No.3099
>>3097Are you saying your body is small or your dick is big?
>>3098I didn't have sex with them, I was just curious so I checked them out. There's nothing gay about that.
No.3114
>>3111Um, that's nice…
>>3112Sure. Sounds fun.
No.3115
lol u tk him 2da bar|?
No.3117
having sex with strangers is WRONG. you should only ahve sex with people you knnow and love and that way you can have your loved one cum in you then you can fall asleep together cuddling and whispering cute things to each other.
No.3122
>>3118Or maybe someone will snap your neck and throw you down a well.
No.3123
>>3122No bullying.
>>3118Maybe you'll meet someone nice, maybe a girl like this.
No.3125
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_theater_hostage_crisisI never knew about this, I guess I was too young at the time.
TLDR: Muslims attacked a theater in Russia, then the Russian counter-terrorists used opiate gas to kill everyone. They all got really high and then passed out and died.
>All 40 of the attackers were killed, presumably while unconscious, with no casualties among Spetsnaz; about 130 hostages died, including nine foreigners, due to adverse reactions to the gas. All but two of the hostages who died during the siege were killed by the toxic substance pumped into the theater to subdue the militants. No.3128
>>3125Sounds like a job well done to me.
No.3137
>>3124that's a girl, only girls wear skirts you baka.
No.3157
>>3152She didn't even bite the cookie, just stuck it in her mouth.
No.3158
>>3157You don't always need to bite something to know it's oishii~ *sways cummer*
No.3171
>>3158but it doesnt hurt to try
*bites it off*
No.3185
Does whatmin delete spam?
No.3187
>>3184I love when this happens.
No.3191
It was my birthday today and no one but my mom said happy birthday. It's completely my fault too. I have internet friends who would gladly wish me happy birthday if I had said something, but I didn't. I don't know why I'm feeling down over something that was 100% fixable. Maybe I just wanted to feel sad or something, I don't know.
No.3194
>>3191happy birthday! I don't tell internet friends when it's my birthday either so only my parents wish me happy birthday.
No.3201
>>3194>>3200Thanks, /what/friends.
No.3202
>>3191Happy birthday! Did you have kēki?
No.3203
>>3201/what/min, can you fix this, I've never been so embarrassed in my life.
No.3204
>>3202Thanks! I didn't have any ケーキ. It's delicious, but I don't need the extra calories.
No.3206
>>3191Ｏｍｅｄｅｔｏｕ ｂｉｒｔｈｄａｙ！！
Ｓｏｒｒｙ ｆｏｒ ｌａｔｅ． Ｍａｎｙ ｌｏｖｅ．
Ｙｕｎｏ．
No.3229
>>3206>>3221>>3223Thanks. /what/friends are always so nice. Except for this bully
>>3205 No.3235
>>3191woah happy birthday buddy!
No.3238
I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst I'm the worst
No.3245
>>3238THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS THE BASS
No.3252
>>3229>>3229
>Thanks. /what/friends are always so disgusting.fixed.
No.3272
>>3248What are you excited about?
No.3276
>>3245>>3274Bawitdaba da bang da bang diggy diggy diggy shake the boogie said up jump the boogie
No.3278
>>3277They only recruited 280, it says it right there in your picture…
No.3280
>>3277This would be funny if south africa wasn't mostly a developed country
No.3284
>>3280>This would be funny if south africa wasn't mostly a developed countryYou're thinking of old South Africa under the Apartheid. It used to be very common to have to explain to people that South Africa was different and more advanced than most of Africa, and there was a lot of white people. With how far it's fallen, you can't keep up that narrative.
>poverty, unemployment, income inequality, life expectancy, land ownership, and educational achievement have worsened since the end of apartheid and the election of the African National Congress.They fired almost all the whites working government jobs and replaced them with blacks, which has led to extreme decay in infrastructure and public order. The government forced whites off the arable land, and many of the white farmers were murdered by blacks. The funny thing is they're not actually intelligent enough to farm, so they're now facing food shortages.
It's only 9% white now. It's no better than any other shit hole African country now.
No.3286
>>3284Are you using rape statistics as a metric for "developedness"?
lmao, Mexico is less of a shithole than US!
No.3287
>>3286>>3286There's probably much larger amounts of un-reported rape in Mexico compared to the US. Another large factor is that we have far more blacks, which make up only 13% of the US population, but commit 33% of all rapes in the US.
Anyway I just posted the map to show how bad of a rape problem they have. I wish you would have pointed out Sweden's abnormally high rape statistics, why do you think that is?
No.3288
>>3287what does rape have to do with your argument though? you're talking about how developed a country is and I don't think rape is a good measure for that at all.
No.3295
How is it that the strange idea of making the law produce
what it does not contain—prosperity, in a positive sense, wealth,
science, religion—should ever have gained ground in the political
world? The modern politicians, particularly those of the Socialist
school, found their different theories upon one common hypothesis;
and surely a more strange, a more presumptuous notion,
could never have entered a human brain.
They divide mankind into two parts. Men in general, except
one, form the first; the politician himself forms the second, which
is by far the most important.
In fact, they begin by supposing that men are devoid of any
principle of action, and of any means of discernment in themselves;
that they have no initiative; that they are inert matter, passive
particles, atoms without impulse; at best a vegetation indifferent
to its own mode of existence, susceptible of assuming, from
an exterior will and hand an infinite number of forms, more or
less symmetrical, artistic, and perfected.
Moreover, every one of these politicians does not hesitate to
assume that he himself is, under the names of organizer, discoverer,
legislator, institutor or founder, this will and hand, this universal
initiative, this creative power, whose sublime mission it is
to gather together these scattered materials, that is, men, into
society.
Starting from these data, as a gardener according to his
caprice shapes his trees into pyramids, parasols, cubes, cones,
vases, espaliers, distaffs, or fans; so the Socialist, following his
chimera, shapes poor humanity into groups, series, circles, subcircles,
honeycombs, or social workshops, with all kinds of variations.
And as the gardener, to bring his trees into shape, needs
hatchets, pruning hooks, saws, and shears, so the politician, to
bring society into shape, needs the forces which he can only find
in the laws; the law of tariffs, the law of taxation, the law of assistance,
and the law of education.
It is so true, that the Socialists look upon mankind as a subject
for social experiments, that if, by chance, they are not quite
certain of the success of these experiments, they will request a
portion of mankind, as a subject to experiment upon. It is well
known how popular the idea of trying all systems is, and one of
their chiefs has been known seriously to demand of the Constituent
Assembly a parish, with all its inhabitants, upon which to
make his experiments.
It is thus that an inventor will make a small machine before he
makes one of the regular size. Thus the chemist sacrifices some
substances, the agriculturist some seed and a corner of his field,
to make trial of an idea.
But think of the difference between the gardener and his
trees, between the inventor and his machine, between the chemist
and his substances, between the agriculturist and his seed! The
Socialist thinks, in all sincerity, that there is the same difference
between himself and mankind.
No wonder the politicians of the nineteenth century look
upon society as an artificial production of the legislator’s genius.
This idea, the result of a classical education, has taken possession
of all the thinkers and great writers of our country.
To all these persons, the relations between mankind and the
legislator appear to be the same as those that exist between the
clay and the potter.
Moreover, if they have consented to recognize in the heart of
man a capability of action, and in his intellect a faculty of discernment,
they have looked upon this gift of God as a fatal one, and
thought that mankind, under these two impulses, tended fatally
toward ruin. They have taken it for granted that if abandoned to
their own inclinations, men would only occupy themselves with
religion to arrive at atheism, with instruction to come to ignorance,
and with labor and exchange to be extinguished in misery.
No.3296
Happily, according to these writers, there are some men,
termed governors and legislators, upon whom Heaven has
bestowed opposite tendencies, not for their own sake only, but for
the sake of the rest of the world.
Whilst mankind tends to evil, they incline to good; whilst
mankind is advancing toward darkness, they are aspiring to
enlightenment; whilst mankind is drawn toward vice, they are
attracted by virtue. And, this granted, they demand the assistance
of force, by means of which they are to substitute their own tendencies
for those of the human race.
It is only needful to open, almost at random, a book on philosophy,
politics, or history, to see how strongly this idea—the
child of classical studies and the mother of socialism—is rooted in
our country; that mankind is merely inert matter, receiving life,
organization, morality, and wealth from power; or, rather, and
still worse—that mankind itself tends toward degradation, and is
only arrested in its tendency by the mysterious hand of the legislator.
Classical conventionalism shows us everywhere, behind
passive society, a hidden power, under the names of Law, or Legislator
(or, by a mode of expression which refers to some person
or persons of undisputed weight and authority, but not named),
which moves, animates, enriches, and regenerates mankind.
We will give a quotation from Bossuet:
"One of the things which was the most strongly impressed
(by whom?) upon the mind of the Egyptians, was the love
of their country. . . . Nobody was allowed to be useless to
the State; the law assigned to every one his employment,
which descended from father to son. No one was permitted
to have two professions, nor to adopt another. . . . But there
was one occupation which was obliged to be common to all,
this was the study of the laws and of wisdom; ignorance of
religion and the political regulations of the country was
excused in no condition of life. Moreover, every profession
had a district assigned to it (by whom?). . . . Amongst good
laws, one of the best things was, that everybody was taught
to observe them (by whom?). Egypt abounded with wonderful
inventions, and nothing was neglected which could render
life comfortable and tranquil."
Thus men, according to Bossuet, derive nothing from themselves;
patriotism, wealth, inventions, husbandry, science—all
come to them by the operation of the laws, or by kings. All they
have to do is to be passive. It is on this ground that Bossuet takes
exception when Diodorus accuses the Egyptians of rejecting
wrestling and music. “How is that possible,” says he, “since these
arts were invented by Trismegistus?”
It is the same with the Persians:
"One of the first cares of the prince was to encourage agriculture.
. . . As there were posts established for the regulation
of the armies, so there were offices for the superintending
of rural works. . . . The respect with which the Persians
were inspired for royal authority was excessive."
The Greeks, although full of mind, were no less strangers to
their own responsibilities; so much so, that of themselves, like
dogs and horses, they would not have ventured upon the most
simple games. In a classical sense, it is an undisputed thing that
everything comes to the people from without.
"The Greeks, naturally full of spirit and courage, had been
early cultivated by kings and colonies who had come from
Egypt. From them they had learned the exercises of the
body, foot races, and horse and chariot races. . . . The best
thing that the Egyptians had taught them was to become
docile, and to allow themselves to be formed by the laws for
the public good."
No.3298
why do you have to del things twice to ge tthem to del?
what the fuck is this shit i fucking hate you /what/min
No.3299
>>3298You don't, you just have to refresh your page, they are actually deleted. Try ctrl+f5
No.3319
Just imagine some nerdy pale skinny whiteboi cleaning himself up after masturbating and thinking "oh boy, gotta jump on what and type some inane gay shit about cummies" fucking hell it makes me feel sick. I hate all of you.
No.3330
>>3319"Just imagine some nerdy pale skinny whiteboi cleaning himself up after masturbating"
I can give you a visual aid of this…
To help you feel more immersed.
No.3336
>>3334That pretty much, we're all in the same boat when it comes to life being shitty. No matter your status or wealth, we all experience the same shit but in different ways…
Life's a bitch and then you die.
But if you switch your motto you might just hit the lotto…
Being a bitch nigga just isn't worth it and I like were my credit is right now. I can't afford an overdraw…
No.3343
So someone on /t-p/ wanted know how dating a /jp/ so like well this is how it went.
At first when I was talking with him on Skype before we meant he seemed pretty nice and was talkative for the most part, when we met for are first date at a theatre to see a movie he was very awkward and didn't know how to keep any kind of conversation going. He complained a lot and it was mostly about the quality of anything as nothing was up to his standards while I paid for my ticket he admitted to being a NEET was I had to cover for him as well. every time I would joke around he would do a "yeah I guess" or didn't know I was saying a joke and got confused. It was always me that had to say something and he could never make eye-contact. When I asked about his sexuality he would do a weird thing where he would shake his head and in an anger tone go "I don't know it doesn't matter, sex is dumb" he did say a few times that he liked how I look but when I complemented him back he wouldn't say anything. I also had to do a lot of baby-sitting as he didn't know my area well and kept getting lost.
It was like being with a weird 15 year old.
No.3345
>>3343Oh and after the date he confessed to being a "fake" I don't know why though. Whatever if it was sex desperate or just wanted a friend but didn't know how it worked.
No.3346
>>3343>but when I complemented him back he wouldn't say anythingu were supposed to kiss him u fool!!
No.3347
>>3346I would of if I liked him but sadly though he did look nice on the outside on the instead based on personality he was mostly annoying or "up in the clouds" like I wasn't even there. I ended up putting him in the friend-zone after that confession, he seems okay with it.
No.3348
>>3343>>3345maybe he got cold feet at the idea of being gay? being internet gay and switching to being actually gay is somewhat of a leap. especially for people who are really into the whole erp and anime girl avatars.
No.3349
>>3348You could be right I still like him and he's still single so maybe things could work out in the future.
No.3350
I usually give up reading longer posts if I come across too many grammatical errors.
No.3351
>>3349That's not fair you already had a chance with him, please let me try this time!
No.3352
>>3350I don't read long posts at all, unless they appear to be entertaining posts.
No.3353
meta-whining shit on /t-p/ is such a bore, like how it was on warosu. do people actually read all that shit?
at least the erp gave me a b*ner.
No.3354
>>3343Sounds like a classic case of autism spectrum disorders
No.3355
>>3351You can have him, looking over my story I'm kinda forcing myself to like him.
>>3354That reminds me, he also had bizarre body language. There is also the issue with his hair, it's way too long and I said he should cut it because he was starting to look homeless but he just won't like he has some anxiety with going to a hair-dresser. I might off of as an ass but when I look for a relationship I'm not looking to baby-sit some weird 22 year old. He told one time that he wanted to "gold dig" to find someone, he said that to me after he said he liked me. I'm not poor but I'm not rich either but him saying that was just pathetic in my eyes. Wealth shouldn't matter.
No.3356
>>3355I also remember this one time he called someone I know "an idiot" when he didn't even know the person in his own words he just "felt like doing it" and refused to say sorry because it wasn't "in his principle to apologize"
also i apologize for any grammar fuck ups my keyboard is acting up
No.3357
>>3356>>3355this is one of the worst /jp/ hookup stories ever. are you sure he's from /jp/ and not like /r9k/?
No.3358
>>3357He did later say he went on /r9k/ a few times. He has also told me that he "stalked people online" like that was an okay kind of behaviour to have or even tell someone.
He told me week a ago that he's a janny on /fit/ I wish I was making this up but hooking up with people from chan sites can be horrid. The worse part I feel is that I'm using one as well so I'm in the same pool as those types.
Because that's how we met.
No.3359
>>3358people confuse clicking on /jp/ with being from /jp/. did this person have any actual /jp/ hobby? visual novels and figs seem to be a good litmus test.
No.3360
>>3359the gaystory guy you're talking to might have the same confusion. he might have just ended up here because of the homos
No.3361
>>3359Thinking about it more he only said it after I said I went on /jp/ and he doesn't do any of what/jp/ does, I'm sure now he was lying and I was foolish to believe it. As of now he hardly talks me and barely replies when I try talking with him and now he just plays DOTA 2 all damn day. I couldn't care less though because I'm not meeting him again and I'm now in debate with myself on whatever I should remove him as an online contact.
That's the treatment I got after showing him a good time and being nice as possible. At least I got him to pay me back for the times I covered him, which was a damn lot.
No.3362
>>3360I collect figs and plushie dolls and I've read VNs and LNs. But I didn't get to /jp/ until late 2012 but I think I'm good. Anyways I don't think sexual orientation should dictate what board you can and can't use.
No.3365
I wanna go on a date with a /jp/ too…
No.3366
>>3365If that is what you desire the most that can be said is that you need to being really damn careful who you give your trust too and to know when to cut things off instead of trying to "make it work" if you feel person might drag you down just cut them out. don't let them drag you with'em.
No.3377
>>3375It'll be sort of like how your mom takes "data" for the cock and ball foundation.
No.3378
>>3376Thanks.
>>3377Nice one…
No.3380
>>3379i miss saddam-kun…those were the good days
No.3381
All of your friendos are waiting for you in the afterlife. Please also remember that it's okay to kill yourself because God will forgive you anyway.
No.3404
I feel so alone when I read the tweets of /jp/ celebrities like ZUN!bar. They have friends on the 'net, and in real life, and their friends share similar interests as them. It seems like it must be a good life, waking up to cute, anime encrusted messages…
No.3405
>>3404On steam there's a bunch of anime faggots from /jp/ that will message you.
No.3406
>>3405someone sounds bitter
>>3404its not a good life i just watched an anime episode similar to this
No.3410
>>3406>someone sounds bitterI call them anime faggots endearingly.
No.3411
>>3410wonderful projection mate
No.3422
I don't like flags…
No.3423
>>3422I don't like fags…..
No.3424
>>3423I think you might be in the wrong place then…
No.3427
hello I have canada flag
No.3430
I'm thinking of hitting up Denny's but I really want to sleep because I got a shipment of alcoholic beverages coming in tomorrow and I don't want to be asleep during the day and I don't want my mom to take it
It's 200 worth of alcohol
Also is what the new gnfos
No.3446
>>3430Do they make you sign and show ID for alcohol shipments in Germany?
I ordered a bunch of bottles of Everclear when I was a teenager before. They make you show ID and sign for the package though, the first time the delivery man didn't care and didn't ask me for ID, but the second time they did ask.
We also received a shipment of wine as a gift one time. He asked "are you 21?", I said "yeah" even though I was 20, and then he just asked for my signature (the fucking electronic pad was broken though so all he got was one small line for a signature).
No.3450
>>3447>>3448>>3449Great posts. Keep up the good work.
No.3453
At least there's another UK flag here so I can pretend that they're responsible for any bad post that I make…
No.3459
>>3453Also I suck dicks lol
No.3464
>>3451hahaha fucking faggot actual post on /what/
No.3477
What was the point of enabling the flags, /what/min? What were you playing at, bub?
No.3479
At least now that /what/ is back to normal I can flirt with /what/min without outing myself as a creepy homo…
No.3483
I think I just found out something shocking, is otamin GJ?
No.3488
>>3446I'm not in Germany
Yeah I have to sign and show ID for it
I'm hoping they come any minute now
That's is weird I guess I wish it wasn't as demonized as it is like guns
I cut my hair into a buzz cut I wish I hadn't I hate short hair is probably be wishing I had because I hate long hair too
No.3504
>>3491people like my gif kyaaa
No.3508
I can't stop laughing every time I refresh what because i see this post above mine
"do you guys like blues music"
Oh my god my stomach hurts from laughing so much
What is wrong with that guy
No.3512
>>3507not really i only listen to hip hop and jap music
No.3514
What kind of hippity hoppity
No.3517
Don't say hi to him idiot he's insulting you
No.3519
Don't apologize it's ok just don't let anyone push you around
No.3521
I met a cute magical girl on Tree of Savior and she was dressed just like me and we had the same magic staff too and she cast Physical Link and i said that it's like you're holding hands with your friend and it was cute and I wwww'd and they sent me friendo requests
( ^,^)
but i don't like being friendos in that game because i can't hide away so i'll just leave their friendo request there. I hope I get to play it with a /what/friendo soon.
No.3522
>>3508I can't believe I came back to /what/ to find literal subhuman trash trying to insult me.
No.3525
>>3521whats your steam name or team name?
No.3526
>>3521>>3525also what server?
No.3527
>>3525Sorry but uh…. I just deleted my account.
No.3528
>>3521what a worthless person you are.
No.3531
>>3527aw, that's a shame. let me know if you remake it!
No.3532
>>3483What made you think that?
No.3539
why did zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz1 have to kill himself? he is gone forever and we will never understand him now.
No.3546
I made a form that /what/friends can fill out with their birthday and favorite anigirl so they can get a happy birthday message on the day, but I don't know if anyone would want to do that and /what/ will probably get deleted in the next year anyway so you might not even get a birthday message…….
No.3576
>>3546Sounds like a nice and cute idea!
No.3594
>>3546do it, so people that birthdays in the later half of the year can do it before /whart/-ch deds 4 real
No.3597
>>3546I would be up for it but I stopped celebrating my B-day ages ago because it made me feel old…
October 24th is not that far away.
No.3598
>>3546Yeah! I can't wait!
No.3602
>>3599Cute form! When is your birthday and who is your favorite anigirl? I'll make a thread for you if you want!
No.3614
200 MB of viruses.
No.3617
I fell asleep I just woke up just now after two hours in about 15 hours I will need to go to work how to I handle this disappointment after having a three day weekend should I call out today again?
No.3618
Should I call out????? I feel like they're gonna be real mad though
No.3621
( >,<) [ • ‸ • ] (・´ｪ`・) (｢･ω･)｢
No.3641
>>3618no don't call out if you lose your job you'll run out of money and have to prostitute yourself on the street to survive.
No.3642
>>3641he could just prostitute himself on /what/
No.3643
I'm sorry but it's already done if I get fired I already have a back up plan and it is to find another job the next day I can't come home without a job I can't disappoint mother
No.3647
What eroge should I play, /what/?
No.3651
>>3650which game is that?
No.3654
http://nekonetwork.moe/Found someone with this as an address on a torrent.
No.3657
>>3654How many time do we have to tell you to stop this shit?
No.3658
Two tards are about to go at it guys get in here!
Turn up!
No.3660
>>3654I look at the peers sometimes too.
http://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=421785This one had a lot of people from the Middle East, South America, Africa, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia.
No.3661
Not a lot from each region, I shouldn't have worded it that way.
No.3662
This guy is really angry
http://ota-ch.com/jp/res/255019.html#255023We should just permaban him he's making us look bad
No.3669
>>3667no she doesn't die who told you that
No.3671
>>3599im going to do my best to forget this so that its a nice birthday surprise
No.3672
>>3671The more you try the harder it will be.
No.3677
>>3654still stalking people, creepy stalker homo?
No.3678
>>3662everyone already considers himasugi to be a garbage can, his posts won't make a difference.
No.3681
>>3662
>We should just permaban him he's making us look badYou mean /what/? This place has been shit since whatmin the fag let the homos take over
No.3689
All the jps have "fags" effeminate people in this line of hobby is a given but the slogan is pretty manly
No.3694
test
No.3698
(っ˘з(˘⌣˘ )
No.3699
>>3698thanks for the chuu!
No.3703
test
No.3715
>>3707oh god I forgot about that recorder guy
No.3719
Does daily chronic masturbation since the age of 8 have any negative long term consequences?
One of the short term consequences is soars and scabs from too much friction on your dick. I wish I could buy an onahole to avoid that…
No.3720
>>3719uh well you could just get lube too but I recommend an onahole because they feel nice
No.3721
Why don't you try a gf pussyhole instead
No.3722
>>3720It feels way better without lube for some reason.
>>3721Uhhhh………..
No.3723
>>3719is it normal to start masturbation at that age? I only started when I was about 14, and I only did it occasionally
No.3724
>>3723I don't think it's normal. I couldn't even ejaculate.
No.3725
Stop lying you're anonymous
You did every second you could you horny bastard anyone who says otherwise is a freaking liar
I used to masturbate 10 times a day in my prime now I'm down to once a day maybe twice if I'm up for it
No.3726
>>3725I didn't start masturbating twice or three times a day until I hit my early twenties. Not everyone is the same as you.
No.3727
You mean you're not like everyone else?
Low test is a serious epidemic that affects 100% of effeminate gay boys
No.3728
>>3724Neither could I. It felt better, I think.
>>3727>effeminate gay boysThere aren't any of those on /what/.
No.3729
You're talking to one
I bet he doesn't have any hair on his Weiner and no facial hair or muscle or anything remotely masculine
No.3730
>>3729uhh I'm not low test, I'm normal
No.3732
No you aren't I bet you don't have any masculine qualities
Prove me wrong
No.3733
/what/min I can't upload images
No.3734
Me either that's why I put a link
No.3735
whatmin please feed my dog
No.3736
/what/min please feed my ass
No.3752
>>3745The perfect waifu for pseudo-intellectuals.
No.3775
Some people think Wikipe-tan is the perfect waifu for pseudo-intellectuals.
No.3804
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Constantinople_%281204%29#Sack_of_ConstantinopleReminded me that I edited this wikipedia page to add a million "[citation needed]"s. This sounds like it was written by an angry turkroach, he can't say all that shit without evidence.