No.24156
>>24150Games aren't just books with moving images. In a game you step into a simulated world and can alter it. You can't do that in a book, unless its scripture or something. Well, at least most books aren't designed that way.
>>24153That's nice but I want to be able to make it or at least get to work on it and I'm not sure how to do that or where to take it. And I just don't have the damn time ><
No.24157
>>24156Sometimes the things you want to do, the things you have to do, and the things you can do are different. Sometimes you have to accept that a dream will remain a dream.
No.24159
>>24157You don't know that
No.24165
are MAPs part of the LGBTQIA++ community?(No and they're not part of the sushi community either)
No.24168
>I can't get laid
>I'm an oppressed minority
The absolute fucking state of Western society.
No.24182
>>24179might be part of it, but I think another part is "the guy who coded this thought it was a good name and the existing users are accustomed to it now so we're going to keep using it even though it doesn't make sense."
No.24191
Why is it so hard…………. It's so hard……………. So so hard……………….
No.24239
>>24237If you really wanted that you wouldn't be posting here
No.24244
shame is the most oppressive feeling
No.24269
a hacker with a keylogger might think i'm crazy typing sushi + enter everyday. Why do i look at sushi everyday, like a narc googling poppies?
a random thought about a random thought
No.24270
>>24269i believe i made a grammatical mistake or a few. i shouldn't post unless i'm sure everything is correct. i'm sorry
No.24271
I've begun to self harm again. Its one of the few things that brings be relief.
No.24305
I didn't know electrical engineering was so complicated…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK2pZ_oVU1oYikes
No.24311
>>24271the workbook my therapist gave me says to use markers instead of a knife
No.24324
The halloween people are beginning to post about it now
No.24328
>>24327Gotta' get our Halloween fun in now before the Christmas sales start in October!
No.24330
>>24326it's almost
november the fifth, sushi roll!
No.24334
How was anybody even able to finish Tsukimonogatari because I remember I tried to watch it when it came out but Ononoki is so boring I just couldn't. I only say this because a few weeks ago I tried to rewatch it but gave up mid episode again.
No.24335
>>24334I don't remember finding Tsukimonogatari displeasing. I think I quite liked it back when I watched it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixFwo50AIrYThis scene, from 2:45 onwards to the end of the video. I used to replay this so much. I really, really liked it. I am a western child of Sub-Saharan African immigrants, and Araragi is right when he talks about how the idea of inanimate objects having spirits isn't strictly Japanese. It's in my culture as well. I've had an intermittent desire for years to study the similarity between Japanese Shintoism and the Animism found amongst the African peoples. Anyway, I really do like the music combined with visuals and speech in that clip. What Araragi is talking about isn't really what I care about, just that it matters to him, so his emotional weight in what he says matches the music.
Beyond that clip though, yeah, I remember enjoying the OVA, but again, I have to admit, I had a hard time following the plot of the anime series. I notice that me and my Mum seem to have some kind of problem with TV where it's not possible for us to follow nuances in the plot of the things we watch.
I can engage deeply with things I read as that uses my brain differently, but watching is hard, yeah. I have to be thankful to have grown in the West in that regard too, as I have family who think reading and writing is also taxing.
Back on topic, yeah, I was really surprised to see the depth of the analysis that would emerge in discussion of the Monogatari series, because I didn't see the depth others were seeing. There's quite a lot that really flew over my head, so perhaps me enjoying Tsukimonogatari isn't very persuasive of its goodness.
Additionally, while I've mostly never really been a lolicon-fan, I've always liked Ononoki. She strikes me as cute, and cool. That too, may have contributed to my desire to watch the series.
No.24349
>>24344Wouldn't recommend it, watermelons are the most annoying crop to grow in my experience. They are extremely horizontal, so instead of growing upwards along a trellis or fence, they grow short and wide, choking out other crops in your plot. They grow viney and prickly, which makes them terrible to tend and harvest, a lot like pumpkins. And on top of that, most generic breeds of watermelon barely grow any fruits. Even the breeds that are advertised to grow big ass melons like the black diamond (30kg+) barely return what is promised. Just stick with local market melons, and grow more vertical crops like peas, beans, and tomatoes.
No.24350
avatarfagging should be banned. Its annoying and dumb.
No.24352
>>24351I don't want to be part of gay propaganda no thanks. And this animated series sucked in hindsight. Very bad animation. Badly written dialogue.
No.24353
>>24352>Very bad animation. Badly written dialogue.Well it was marketed for ten year olds inbetween SpongeBob and FOP so that's not surprising.
No.24367
>>24349Thanks for the tip, sushi. I've had a good experience growing strawberries, they're really easy to take care of.
No.24382
I'm not watching Chainsmoker Cat but something about Yani cosplayers get me going mmmmnnnnnrrrrhhrrrrnmmmmmmghhhghhhhhhhrrrggghhffffnnmmmnmmmm….. hhhrrrrnnnmmmmnmggghhhrhhhhhghhnmmmmmmnmmmm………. nnnngghhhhrrrrrhhhhhhhhhhhrrrmmmm……..
