>>399 I meant for Vietnamese I heard Hirangana was harder but Kanji is fun yes

English is my second language and Russian is third. Currently trying to grind Japanese as well since I was too lazy to do it a decade ago.

>I meant for Vietnamese laugh Oh, I'm actually Vietnamese myself and I learned from my parents and also took Viet school for some time.

>>402 Do you take Pho

>>403 No. I take BBH

>>13 I learned in my highschool choir class, although I don't entirely remember nowadays. I'm sure there are tons of resources online, but I don't know of any off the top of my head to recommend you. You'll have to go search them out yourself.

I think music and language are completely different things. The purpose of a language is to transfer information, the purpose of music is to express your emotions. I don't completely disagree with what the other anon is saying, I just think he's talking about a specific subset of music, the one with rules, as defined by music theory. But I don't think music should have rules, art doesn't have rules. Music is just noise, you can do whatever you want. Here, have some noise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUwJT2YgvlI

>>28 Has the golden ratio ever been applied to music?

>>28 Art doesn't have rules and because of this contemporary art has become worthless. The idea of art not having rules is romantic but in reality it should still have standards.

>>30 >worthless I disagree, they're great for money laundering mutual financial aid between my friends ! The black square is the most beautiful painting ever

I do not believe in karma, no. I believe in Christ and the just judgement of the Lord.

Idk where you live but for me, I've only ever seen the bad guys win. There was this bully who heavily taunted me as a kid and not only did the bully get away with it even after I talked to teachers about it, she also became a top student academically and had a massive group of friends. Compared to me who never got some sort of comeuppance or anything positive really out of it. I straight up lost while she got everything. It's why I dislike the concept of karma. Because bad people are more than likely to win in this world. You have to take matters into your own hands if you want change.

>>33 How does she live like now? These people have to be so insecure in reality

>2kilo charger Lol what I have 48w charger and it's super light. Another is 65w and it's barely a kilo.

>>1383 woaw

>>491 >>1354 Been nearly two years, damn. Here you are.

hello this is my desktop

i like lisp

no one play this game to talk about it with me

I've only played the FF games on the SNES After that I don't really find a lot of them interesting, although I'm not that much of an RPG guy. Because it needs a lot of commitment, and usually I prefer smaller games.

Please, begin. It's a nightmare to setup, write everytjing down, but please begin. FFXI is unlike anyother MMO I've played. Its scope, immersion, depth, and god it feels like a time capsule to the 2000s, instant comfy nostalgia. I've been playing on and off since 2020, it's worth trying! And, also look into private servers for a more cozy experience.

If a boys ass is called bussy, what is a good slang for girls ass?

>>11924 Gass

Just ate burnt ass and it tasted like bussy

Just ate burnt bussy and it tasted like ass

Just ate medium-well bussy and it tasted like chicken

After some months, maybe a year, I finally got the real ending from Action Doom 2. It's a first person beat-em-up that takes a few queues from Streets of Rage and other games. The story can be quite nasty however, so if you can stomach the places it could possibly go, it's a really good game. And the real ending is worth it https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/123821-action-doom-2-urban-brawl-reloaded/

>>1756 I'm having quite some fun with it, it still needs more content of course, but it actually exceeded a bit my expectations, I thought it was going to be way more bare bones, almost like a demo, considering how convoluted the development seemed to be, but there's already quite a lot to explore and to do. I've been playing in an anarchy server I found, want to play together some time?

>>1765 >I've been playing in an anarchy server I found, want to play together some time? I might have to consider it honestly, it's hard for me to keep track of online games due to me not playing that much really. It happens with a group of friends I got that they jump from game to game every few weeks and I assume this would be the same really.

>>1765 What server are you playing on?

>>11937 >Ignore this post, and your wife will leave you i'm becoming a pirate?

>>11871 yakuza hikarin......

>>11884 Proof?

i got a day off today

>>11899 Lucky hikarin, hope it was a well rested day!

i am off sick today

>>11675 I can't tlel the difference between her and Kagamine Rin

>>11671 good. I live for their 2D tardbrain content

tutte >>11678 ok that's just racist

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>>11927 THE TRUTH HAS COME OUT

This one book i found that is about some really detailed medical problems some people had in the past, mostly really stupid people such as a guy that swallowed 50 knives for fun. I take this book with me sometimes and i show it to people just to disgust them.

I have been reading a lot more lately, which is good. I am almost finished with Yukio Mishima's Sea of Fertility series. It's nothing short of beautiful. I am not the same person after reading Runaway Horses. Temple of Dawn piqued my interest in Buddhism, so I checked out a book titled "Essence of Buddhism" by Traleg Rinpoche from my library. It's a good introduction, and I'd like to read into Buddhism further. I enjoy political science but have read only little about it. If anyone has recommendations about anything (I'm interested in Mao or Showa Japan) I'd be grateful. >>374 It's not a novel, but a rather touching short story. "The Dandelion Girl" by Robert F. Young. I haven't read it yet but I have "When Sleepers Awake" by H. G. Wells on my list, so I'll throw that out there.

>>374 >I don't know much about the pioneers or well established authors of the genre. This is going to sound weird, but Tolkien was an inflection point for science-fiction just as he was for fantasy. Much like in the fantasy genre, authors before Tolkien focused on exploring an idea or making a point rather than building an open world just for the sake of doing it. So bear in mind that those pioneers were nothing like 40k or really any of the modern sci-fi franchises, which have more in common with Tolkien than with Phillip K. Dick and such. H. G. Wells is a good starting point, I read almost a third of his bibliography when I was in high school and from what I remember, I liked his earlier work from "The Time Machine" to "Kipps", his later stuff was badly written, preachy and so optimistic and utopian that I couldn't take it seriously. I think it is completely valid to prefer modern, Tolkien influenced sci-fi over the old guys, so don't feel obligated to read Asimov or Wells if you don't like them.

>>378 Noted. Thanks for the analysis. I do prefer the worldbuilding for the sake of worldbuilding, I enjoy getting invested into and enthralled by a fantasy or sci-fi world. Honestly, using 40k as an example, I really prefer the idea of the galaxy that 40k builds more than I enjoy any specific storyline within the galaxy. The larger framework in which the authors use to lay out specific stories. Do you have any recommendations for authors that do good worldbuilding?

Very mainstream book recommendation but i reckon that this is the worst book ever read. It's legitimately just torture porn disguised as something deep. While the setting descriptions are amazing, the character development is (in my opinion) extremely subpar. Upsetting because I wanted a good read that would toy with my emotions.

>>11751 I joined and then left the military, it was a horrible experience but also the only interesting thing I ever did in my life I then moved to the capital to further my education but had to move back home as it was clear that I would have no money left by the end of it I am now a NEET struggling to find even downie-tier employment or an affordable car and my parents want to kick me out but hey at least I passed the JLPT N1 last year I don't think I even spoke to any women let alone handholding any

>>11928 Sounds like someone joined the wrong branch with the wrong job. I'm living like a king and almost like a neet with how little I work

>>11929 I wouldn't know, I didn't even graduate from training. Pay-wise I would barely have made more than my past job

>>11930 Thats crazy. I was making 19 an hour at a factory and I make twice that now with so much PTO that its crazy.

>>11931 yeah I would have been a sergeant and making nowhere near that much. it wouldn't have been worth it when I would realistically ended up doing myself in

>>189 really good taste. I downloaded their music thank you!

luminous orange: drop you vivid colors https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs9zwqXsceUg2_usOYnMGBeVvwS339kdQ&si=9OSct7nKJV-xBe62 sakura swirl https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8VJB1siF9WxockqnAZMIUEtf8zcalXJW&si=gsaDw__U1h-rkC71

>>571 thank you very much, I like it very much!!

tokenainamae yuragi tokyo shoegazer pasteboard the first album of kinoto teikoku

Here are some selected artists, and my fav tracks/works from them. Lemon's Chair - I Hate? I Hope? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKAdDTilUE4 I typically listen to this album all the way through Tokyo Shoegazer - Awake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpVSDzO_P5A Most of there stuff isn't very mellow, but this track has a nice rhythm Niz - Stone EP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhWpOKC9cAo I listen to the whole EP at once, each time Cruyff in the Bedroom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLYZ3eNgKYg

>>11922 >I spent the last 10 years enclosed in my room, and I'd like for me to get some good memories that are not just four walls. >I already got a job so that may be the least of problems for now. But I still live like a neet, never really ever going outside. Lucky I dropped out of high school when I was really young.. I wish I could get a job but it's so hard where I live. I don't know if a GED will be hard. It's hard to make friends now that everyones on their phones, maybe go outside to community places, public transport for example, strike up conversations if you see the same people over and over again, and if they ever invite you somewhere, go there. You could go to a coffee shop and hang out with old people, or to a bar which is a bit less exciting, and keep going there to have fun. I've always been frightened of the gym despite being around 60kg You could always volunteer, which country are you from? You could look at apartment posters, or whatever poster is there in the community. The phone kind of made everyone a NEET in a way, and university is probably the last place to make friends officially. You could check out sites like Tagmap(even if it is dead) with weird anons. Try going to conventions, anything. I've felt that the feeling of being a NEET leaves you once you regularly develop a habit of studying. Good luck hikarin!

>>1732 the L3 cache size is just so insane for bideo games i cant imagine myself without my x3d chip, i think its worth the little extra $$, (if youre getting brand new) they're easy to find cheap

Alright, so I think I've managed to narrow it down between two builds. The first one that I've already talked about that's on the lower end... https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/6gx3xg CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8 GHz 8-Core Processor (£139.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler (£36.95 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Motherboard: MSI PRO B550M-VC WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard (£110.09 @ Amazon UK) Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory (£90.00 @ Amazon UK) Storage: Western Digital Black SN770 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive (£109.69 @ Amazon UK) Storage: Seagate IronWolf NAS 4 TB 3.5" 5400 RPM Internal Hard Drive (£106.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Video Card: Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB Video Card ( @ Amazon UK) Case: be quiet! Pure Base 600 ATX Mid Tower Case (£89.99 Overclockers.co.uk) Power Supply: MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply (£89.99 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Optical Drive: Asus BW-16D1HT Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer (£88.03 @ Amazon UK) Case Fan: Thermalright TL-C12C X3 66.17 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack (£18.07 @ Amazon UK) Monitor: Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ3A 27.0" 2560 x 1440 180 Hz Monitor (£198.95 @ Overclockers.co.uk) Keyboard: HP HyperX Alloy Origins Core RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard (£66.70 @ Amazon UK) Mouse: HP HyperX Pulsefire Surge Wired Optical Mouse (£42.98 @ Amazon UK)

>>1733 here! i love both builds!, imo, if you feel comfortable i cant stress this enough, check ebay or facebook for second hand barely used or new parts, people throw stuff away for insanely cheap! especially right now. if youre worried about money you might be able to pick up a part or two youre interested in that someones throwing away for pennies, only downside is that you may not get warranty, which can be a deal breaker for some. not to blog on but if i used my build for example, brand new would have cost me over 4k AUD, but i bought 3/4 of it off facebook either brand new or barely used and i only spent around 2.3, just food for thought

>>1708 I buy thinkpad G50 from street vendor for 10 eurobuck and it just work, it even upgraded to the max by previous user, even SSD. What more need?

Are Thinkpads really worth it? I have the opportunity to buy one for 387 USD, around 8gb of RAM and refurbished

yongle civilopedia https://www.civilopedia.net/rise-and-fall/civilizations/leader_yongle

>>11672 Hikarin, have you been playing Civilization VII? Do you know if there are any good mods for Civilization VI? I wonder if it's received updates I learned about the Chaoshan region of China, it had been the origin of a lot of derivatives of it's culture, as it had been home to a lot of migration overseas. It had a lot of impact on Singaporeans, along with Indonesian Chinese, who were often the majority landowners, strangely often. Quite a few people there speak a variety of Mandarin that is the closest to ancient Chinese, and they're often referred to as the Teochew people. They also have a coming of age ceremony. Interesting people. https://www.omniglot.com/chinese/ A useful page for people trying to learning languages, a lot of documentation I'd recommend the movies, „An Elephant Standing Still” and „To Live” on https://kisskh.ws/ which I found a lot of East Asian shows in Also try out https://lightnovelpub.org/ for quite a few webnovels, albeit in English, Qidian would be better for Chinese https://www.konglongmandarin.com/ Another interesting website I came across to learn Mandarin from Peppa Pig

「 衆鳥高飛盡 孤雲獨去閒 相看兩不厭 只有敬亭山 」 「 The birds have vanished down the sky. Now the last cloud drains away. We sit together, the mountain and me, until only the mountain remains. 」 A poem about the Jing-Ting mountain, related to Zazen in Buddhism, which is related to the meditation. It's interesting how Japan diverged from Chinese Buddhism with schools of esoteric Buddhism with skull rituals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachikawa-ryu Chinese esoteric Buddhism never really flourished because of the persecution that arrived shortly after it began to be taught, and the name for it is literally related to the Tang dynasty - 唐密 It seems to be undergoing a small revival, with the designation of these temples by esoteric monks as important sites, because of their cultural influence outside China

>>11918 >if any of you hikarins knows how i could stop thinking like that or some other way to fix my issue, thatd be nice. i dont know why im writing this like im having a tech problem and am asking on reddit well... do you think poems are corny? even if it looks corny, what maters is that you made it, and that you made an experience. think in the flow, the best thought is infact, no thought is your game an rpg? i believe in you hikarin!

about 3 fiddy

>>11909 the weak shall inherit the earth

1 or 2 probably

id probably say 2... i can barely carry a chair for longer than a minute

>>11902 Probably around a 7. I do work out but I do the bare minimum. I can easily move 40 lb bags of salt around so idk

I spent my teenage years working with my dad running around on roofs, though I was mostly doing brainless lifting and not much tool work. But it was a lot of fun. Right now I'm just slowly working on fixing up and maintaining my car and getting tools for that as I need them, which is also a lot of fun.

>>11885 Cna you teach me about how to fix cars I have a drivers test soon

>>11889 you don't need to know how to fix cars to get your license silly hikarin you should learn how to do basic maintenance like change oil, replace air filter, replace tires, maybe change brake pads, etc.

>>11890 wait is changing oil easy can i do it myself i dont know how an air filter looks like....

>>11901 yes, the basic idea is: >put car on jack >unscrew cap under car and drain oil into pan >close cap >replace oil just be sure you are putting the right kind of oil as well as using the recommended amount (don't want to overfill it). most of the time you can just look it up. the air filter usually is just something you simply pull out and slide a new one in. that can also be looked up and easily done.

>>11892 Saturday is perfect, I have SO much vitriol towards Mondays

Monday because it's the day of NEET dominance Sometimes I'll go get groceries when all the wagies are trying to get home from work, to add to the traffic and slow them down, while appreciating the environment and looking at school girls, because I have all day. It's comfy.

Sunday, because I still have to get busy in school during Saturday.

>>11331 GUILTY! Hang that nyagan now! I got the rope right here

Bit of a late response but how did that case go?

>>11759 No, not done with uni. Still a few years to go, i'm a part time student so it's taking some time. Working on it tho! >Any routines you recommend to get fit? Honestly I have been lifting so long I make my own routine based on what lifts I enjoy. There are plenty of beginner routines online, as long as you're doing compound lifts (aka exercises that hit multiple muscle groups, bench press, leg press, and lat pulldowns for example) and hitting all of your muscle groups (push, pull, legs, core) you'll be off to a great start. >And have money by the end of the year! Don't we all...

>>11766 Sorry hold on I didn't explain that well. Compound exercises hit multiple muscles. Like a pull up targets your back and bicep muscles. Compared to an isolated lift, like a bicep curl, that really only targets the bicep. And you want to work out different muscle groups. Push is chest and triceps, pull is back and bicep, legs and core are self explanatory. In the beginning it is common to do full-body days where you do an exercise that hits every group each day, but later on weightlifters usually switch to doing each group on separate days to hit them more intensely. If I were to create a beginner routine, it would be something real simple like: 3 (sets) x 8 (reps) dumbell chest press 3x8 lateral pulldown or assisted pull-up 3x8 leg press and three sets of however many crunches you can manage. Don't fall for the meme of autistically optimizing your lifts, do whatever you enjoy within reason. Lifting is in art as much as it is a science.

I had a resolution that I was going to keep my room clean. I even did a deep cleaning of my room shortly before new years but I'm already failing at this since my room is already becoming a shithole again. How the fuck do people keep their rooms clean?

>>11834 On the other hand, im wondering how people get it dirty. The worst I have is desk clutter from a lack of room. I put my clothes in my hampers, make my bed every morning (it takes 30 seconds at most). I clean sheets and vacuum maybe... once a month lol. could be better. What the hell are you doing to get it so dirty? Is it like... food dirty? Like plates???

>>11766 >>11767 how much can u do n00bz?

Never been to one. What books did you get?

>>11882 I got Paradise Lost, and How Markets Work for far less than they were worth since I bartered with the shopkeeper, it was fun. I really wanted a manga they had in a shop but was really expensive.

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>>1570 i think i would prefer the 16th since i know for sure i will be free. what game should we play?

doesn't seem like there is much of an interest this month. before i try to organize the event, i should probably ask how many are interested in joining? if the interest isn't there then that's fine, i just would like to know so i don't plan for it and nobody show up.

surely next game night is coming back... soon

>>1744 My college term ends the middle of next month. If there's enough interest we can try for either the end of December or January. That is, if people want to restart the game night.

>>786 Does anyone wanna play tf2

>>11843 Eat your greens baka Hikarin

>>11841 why not melatonin?

>>11863 doesn't that need a prescription

>>11865 nah, its over the counter. I highly recommend against relying on it to sleep though

>>11866 I once tried to purchase it and they wanted a prescription should i try again in another pharmacy i don't like in America

rolling for kawaii skoolgirlz

>>11851 LETS ROLL

rolling a breedable azunyan for my fellow hikarins!

>>11857 Thanks, anon! I got 7 and 5 from your numbers indeed, so my cock is happy with the result!

:)

>>1111 Wow! Four same numbers Yukari must be very lucky.

Yukari... I imagine cuddling with her while she pats my head calling me a good boy...

Hikarins do you know any manga that's super cute? I need a rainstorm of cuteness with nothing to distract me from it. Like that anthology comic

>>599 Yukari, when properly fed and watered, will put when cuddled

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:^)

https://modarchive.org/module.php?180455 not bad

would be cool to have a board that uses the /f/-like layout for tracker modules

>>11829 Could be a unique board in the future if we get more people here but we're already suffering from a pretty severe case of board-bloat

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>>1 Test this nyagan

>>11818 We can be roody-poos together, hikarin

>>11813 roody-poos on my hikarinchan???

>>11822 More likely than you think!

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>>11828 What are you testing hikarin

>>1378 tomoko my beloved watamote is one of those mangas that kinda changed my life, somehow i guess.

watamote harem arc isnt real, I refuse to acknowledge the existence of femcel harem

I personally didn't like WataMote, mostly because of it's humor. I felt embarrassed af when she lied about things then it was revealed to others that she lied. I didn't find it funny at all, just embarrassing. But yeah she was really relatable otherwise.

>>249 I used to dream of a lover like Tomoko and thought I'd just kms without her, now Tomoko is a dyke and I'm convinced I'll have to live out my lifespan. Tomoko is best when she is a greasy gremlin

>>1805 She looks like a goblin

>>22 Is entropy randomness? How can I make use of it?

I think people focus on negativity more, which in turn means it spreads faster. Seems like an evolutionary thing. It makes more sense to focus on things that are dangerous as a survival mechanism, but this sense has become something unintended. The same phenomenon has happened with stress. I think a good way to spread positivity is to embody it. People respond to someone with positive attitudes, behaviors, and actions. Putting it simply, the best way to spread positivity is to be positive yourself!

>>24 >The same phenomenon has happened with stress. Can you tell me more about this? I know a lot of people who are unable to be stressed

>>25 What I mean is stress evolved as a survival instinct to help us escape and avoid danger. But it isn't meant to be something you experience often or for long periods. Stress in the modern day comes from long-term issues like financial struggles, overwork, relationship issues, etc instead of like.... running from a bear or something. Stress is the silent killer because it wasn't intended to be experienced how we experience it today.

>>24 I, in fact, do not find anything interesting in positivity.

Man. I thought the links to the torrent would work but what can you expect from an abandoned site.

>>1797 >>1798 >>1799 wait, maybe they could be in a private tracker? not in any myself. good luck! nyaa is the closest i could find... maybe there're raws with better quality? idk

>>1795 If you give me a little bit, later today I can use Jacket to find virtually every torrent of it to find a hq rip

>>1795 after using Jackett, the best i could find was the 44.8 GB DVDrip of the series. Unfortunately that may be the best you can find without private trackers or restoration projects as a Blu Ray release/anything official is probably never going to happen

>>1799 Hey Kujify, I've ended up taking the HD rip with chinese subtitles and adding English subs from an old and defunct translation group (Kiteseekers). Lmk if you'd like me to forward you the series in as high quality as you can get

>>1749 I lvoed it when i played it so long ago i still remember the music it was so good despite being garage band loops

btw a new chapter will be released soon

how does one cuddle? phone, i imagine? i have a body pillow i can hug. this sounds like a must-do, very essential experience that MUST be shared with a fellow boy.

>>11810 HIKARIN I AM STRAIGHT

>>11815 Straight as a dick

>>11816 WHAT

hm.

>>11757 Is anime real yet

>>11764 yus

How does it end?

Possibility of a 2nd season of Blend S?

>>11772 The night comes off

i will be majoring in political science. i want to be one of those people who write papers all day

Currently in 2nd year of BS Information Technology; graduating by the end of 3rd Year. I only got 2 GitHub projects, both of which are crappy and nothing to show for. I don't know whether to apply for an internship early, or wait for the school to offer/assign one for us.

>>388 >I only got 2 GitHub projects i relate to this so so much. do companies usually want 5+?

>>335 My luck was against me when I picked my uni because they never told us we would need to grind certificates or show off some github as portfolio. I never had any well untill I finished my master's

>>389 Jobbing at a tech interview is a bigger concern and would invalidate even 10 projects

Recently, I started by using the 1.5k Kanji beginner deck. It seems incredibly useful and I've been supplementing it by starting on Wanikani as well as the Tofugu guide for Hiragana

>>11798 Do you use FSRS with it? I'm using a 1k Mandarin deck to get better Make sure not to press hard with FSRS, incase There're some addons you should get with Anki, there is one that covers each day of progress https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/939347702 heres a cool one Good luck-a Hikarin! Whats a Wanikani and Tofugu

Can't say I even know what the FSRS feature is but cards seem enough for now Wanikani is a Kanji learning website and Tofugu a website with an incredibly detailed step by step guide for learning Japanese

>>11794 Don't do it. Think of all the steam games you bought and never played yet.

>>11794 If you are going to do it, what's your method? Hope you can find peace. I'm suicidal myself.

>>11754 I like to prank people like this. I can only guess their reactions will be delightful.

>>11787 Evil Hikarin

probably the kizumonogatari series for me. the animation was really good imo.

Top 5 anime that I watched in 2025: 1. Nichijou 2. Welcome to the NHK 3. Azumanga Daioh 4. City the Animation 5. Girls' Last Tour Honorable Mentions: - Darling in The FranXX (rewatch): Motivated me to watch more anime again - Uma Musume Series - Rascal Does Not Dream Series: Rewatched Bunny Girl Senpai and Dreaming Girl, then continued onwards from the movies after, and then Santa Claus

>>1793 I need to watch welcome to the NHK\ >>1791 LOTGH

Yeah

>>11783 An "anima projection" phenomenon. I wouldn't worry about it. Because I don't.

>>11785 >anima projection First time hearing about this, seems to be a Jungian thing, thanks Hikarin

>>18 Same software

>>2 There shouldn't be any constant of numbers (like how this post is no. 20). I know everythread starts at 1 as it should, but this should be the only numbering system(that is shown anyways). I'm testing to see if replying to in thread posts works too.