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Anonymous 08/15/2025 (Fri) 01:34:55 No. 10147 [Reply]
Look at this stupid fucking fatass angry
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feetandlegchouli drool

aroguro 08/15/2025 (Fri) 09:39:57 No. 10158 [Reply]
adhd medication makes me wonder just how powerful i'd be if autism and adhd didn't buff each other. skeptical
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>>10158 the things that are symbolized by these words are mostly, 'real', that is is, they are real experiences, sure, it's experienced as experiences by you, an individual, but the names, the 'definitions', the structures, all the possible narratives surrounding it are ghosts and remain ghosts as long as u don't stop seeing them as ghosts. YOU are real, the 'world' and its stories and creeds aren't. all names and labels and stories are mere manipulations, for better or worse. if u feel something, then that's what it just is, the moment u put Grand Names on them you get enmeshed into the various narratives of "The World" and it can be hard to get out of.
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>>10158 Just don't let things that can be denied affect your life in such a way that you end up feeling less joy. And coping by posting about your misery on hikarichan is not joyful...
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>>10159 bro didn't get the jokesnicker
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>>10171 sorry anon im a retarded wizard
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>>10179 it's okay anon we're all retards herenya though i need to add, my audhd Do impact my life by a lot. sucks ass, but as you said, that's what it is. and i'm still gonna try and get the most joy out of my life, audhd or nothappy if i can't work against it, i'll work with it. though i do still wonder how life without needing my adhd meds would be like... not that i necessarily need that, but i wonder how it feels likeoops would i procrastinate less? write 500 garten of banban essays a day? who knows...

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Anonymous 08/15/2025 (Fri) 07:32:50 No. 10155 [Reply]
Would you have handholding with mechs? neco
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does he count
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>>10170 I'm sorry nonny, I'm afraid I can't do that.

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Anonymous 08/15/2025 (Fri) 04:53:04 No. 10152 [Reply]
reminder to go outside today, Hikarin. nature is your friend! happy2
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I usually struggle with being able to go out due to being night shift and I spend my remaining time at my pc nature is very nice tho nya
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>>10153 What do you work as hikarin? skeptical
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>>10154 I work with computers for a big organization. Doesn't help me in limiting my screen time down That's alright tho bc computers are my passion nya
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>>10153 that is fair. i used to be night shift as well. even getting some fresh air with a comfy /nightwalk/ can have some benefits. alternatively, getting some early/late sun at dawn/dusk helps you get your sun intake too.

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Anonymous 08/13/2025 (Wed) 07:28:00 No. 10113 [Reply]
BOO! scared you, huh?
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>>10121 Anon is lucky he doesn't knows what's working all motherfucking day like a donkey
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>>10123 You'd like David Graeber
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>>10121 it would be wrong to say we aren't meant to work. it's true we aren't meant to wageslave at useless, brain-melting modern jobs. but humans are creative, innovative, driven, creatures. i think the fact we can experience boredom is enough to show we are meant for work. meaningful work, that is.
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>>10132 replied guy here. oh the 12 hours thing? nah, i know. i know full well. >>10123 incomparable, "hunter gatherers" is a completely different mode of being, like you're different species altogether, i'd say, the difference in psyche and soul as much as if you meet someone from a wizardworld isekai, it's just too alien
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>>10139 I mean yeah, the world now is so industrialised that your current working man is very different from his ancient hunter gatherer ancestors, same deal with western men compared to men living in primitive tribal communities like in africa or asia. Still, the common connection with all of them is that they have to give effort to survive, it's just that maybe the more primitive life style of hunting for food is less effort and less stressful than working for food. Perhaps its more of a question of improving working conditions for the working class, but that seems to be an issue that's never fixed, so maybe we should just return to monke.

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Anonymous 08/12/2025 (Tue) 05:55:07 No. 10081 [Reply]
learning a dead language is one of the comfiest thing (u know, Latin, obscure ancient shit, or conlangs). unlike contemporary world languages, there's no sense of rush or deadlines, u just slowly learn at your own pace, this adds in the factor of the native speakers all are dead and gone there's even less pressure for u, u are just alone with the language, no one to bother u about. sure, grammatically correct, and all. but like i said, no pressure, u do what u want however u want anytime u want. oh, and besides, all these old ancient languages are just intrinsically superior than current contemporary ones, not because they seem "exotically ancient", but they are just... deeper. there's more depths, autiticism and worlds in them. conjugations? treat it like one of those hard games. it's all fucken daunting at first like "what the fuck this is all too much" but now that i literally can conjugate all latin verb tenses it's a very unique feeling. it takes time, and it won't be a day (unless you're one of those people from 200 years ago that just can) but it's worth it. and the end is far. u just know it'd be some years. but it's a long, long, slow and comfy videogame, and no one's forcing u to do anything.
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are you learning a dead language right now? i think if i were to learn one it would be latin or ancient greek.
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>>10117 op here, yeah, dabbling, its freaking hard though, you really need to memorize the tables or you'd walk limplegged like a lame when reading a sentence. not to mention all the other stuffs. to me i see three ways of going with these shits (latin, greek, etc) 1. u like the culture/ethnos quite much that u are fine if you are to larp as them 2. or u like linguistics in general as nerdy specific interest 3. or without any interest all u have to rely on is Sheer Pure Will, and u see how fortitous u are
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>>10120 the best way to learn a language is by using the language (speaking, writing, ingesting) so learning a dead language is doubly hard because there's nobody to speak to laugh best of luck hikarin
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>>10134 there's a certain charm to being quite alone with a language that no one speaks. imagine being lvl 999 in a completely dead unpopulated mmo, it's very solitary, but there's a certain romanticism to it "it's all mine, alone".

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BBS CHESS TOURNAMENT Anonymous 06/25/2025 (Wed) 19:25:34 No. 9621 [Reply] [Last]
Behold, the grand chess tournament that I have conjured. If you think yourself good at chess, then consider participating or deciding amongst yourselves. There will only be one participant per site. If you didn't know, gikopoi has a chess feature, that would also be easily accessible and viewable by all.
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>>9831 (Why use youtube..) I wasn't really paying attention when the game was happening, but hikari was very close to defeat. The hikarin spirit pulled us out of a loss
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When is our next game and who is it with?
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>>9844 Never
Your fortune: Bad Luck
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Reviving the thread to remind all anons to wish Uncle Anatoly a very pleasant day every day

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Anonymous 06/10/2025 (Tue) 07:50:25 No. 9403 [Reply]
How many of you guys are living life like this?
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>>9664 >his gifthub Huh?
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>>9664 It's obvious when you see picutres of him too snicker
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>>9667 Proof?
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>>9668 i'm afraid im not allowed to disclose :(
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>>9403 Close, but I'm also the guitarist for a band that mostly plays covers of 2000s pop-punk/incelcore

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Post in my thread Anonymous 05/30/2025 (Fri) 00:11:13 No. 9135 [Reply]
My thread :D What are you drinking? Are you practicing any hobbies? How is real life going? Me :D : grape juice I am rotting D: don't have any :p
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>>9265 if only it could be as simple as that, we split cause of circumstances and i still very much love him cry
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>>9329 laughlaughlaugh oooooooohh hikarin i really laughed at this one laughlaughlaugh
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>>9265 >I practice the art of vandalism but I haven't been out painting for a week or so if it aint racked then its not graff
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>>9343 Old school mentality. I mean i get it but in todays day and age where CCTV is so invasive and everywhere its a lot harder to amas a decent amount of tins any more. Gone are the days of doing loops around the city hitting everywhere and anywhere that sells paint. Plus im a grown ass man now, I can just buy decent paint and not have to worry. I still rack obviously but just the odd tin here and there. I use the racked tins for catching tags n bombing but if i was painting a piece somewhere chill and secluded Id be getting a few tins of decent paint online. Iv got a few friends that write so we all chip in and order big to get a discount.
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I am currently drinking a nice Coca Cola neco

Anonymous 06/10/2025 (Tue) 14:10:28 No. 9412 [Reply]
Do you find national costumes attractive? I drool every time I see the Young Polish club in real life seeing all the 20 year old Polish girls in their little white and red costumes love
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>>9433 agreed. not only is there negative pressure from anti-white rhetoric, most white Americans simply don't really care about their ancestry. which is not exactly their fault, the whole American idea is to cast off previous ethnic ties and dedicate oneself to being American above all else. >>9434 Pella, Iowa's population of 10k people is 94% white in a conservative-leaning flyover state. the tune would be much different in liberal areas with larger ethnic populations.
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>>9435 nah, pretty sure some big youtuber made a video visiting the place and everyone just finds it charming. it's genuine european culture without the racism
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>>9439 one youtuber making a video online does not represent or encapsulate the complexity of modern American race relations in the slightest. besides, the most viewed video when searching "Pella, Iowa" on youtube has 45k views which is basically nothing. not sure where you got that conclusion from.
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>most white Americans simply don't really care about their ancestry. because you don't have any. you conquered a land that never belonged to your through ruthless genocide and now you wonder why god makes you payskeptical
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>>9441 >because you don't have any i wasn't aware white Americans simply materialized out of thin air onto the East coast. >conquered a land that never belonged to you in ruthless genocide welcome to human history. the Natives warred against and conquered each other just as much as other regions of the world did. also an estimated 95% of Native Americans died from disease, which they did not have immunity for due to lack of citybuilding. so sure the aggressive nature of European settlers didn't help (which, once again was not abnormal even between other Native tribes) it was primarily the cocktail of European diseases that caused a large majority of the deaths. this was hundreds of years before germ theory. beyond that, Native stories about scalping, horrendous torture, and brutal warfare are not exaggerated. they were not peace-loving hippies living in wonderland until muh evil Whitey showed up. i am not proposing that the population collapse of Native Americans is a good thing or that European settlers are blameless, but your framing of the situation is intentionally in bad faith and is only proving our point.


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