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I don't know when it's appropriate to switch to winter clothes...
Every day that passes I get more uncertain.
/aut/ism is difficult. I much prefer /win/ter.
I don't know when it's appropriate to switch to winter clothes...
Every day that passes I get more uncertain.
/aut/ism is difficult. I much prefer /win/ter.
>>3828
vern needs to finish messing with a soundcard or something.
I could lock the board, but I can't change the UI for /win/ to show up, so I'll lock it once he does that
Since the next week is christmas, i think is a perfect time to watch a japanese christmas movie, is just about a Santa Claus that turns evil because he hates hags (reasonable), a 47 minutes film.
The stream will be NEXT SUNDAY DECEMBER 22 AT 8PM EST. As always on https://theatre.kissu.
Maybe it's a daylight savings thing?
thanks for watching!! maybe next time i continue with the rape zombies saga...
>>3816
thanks for being patient!
>In the winter, only 10 percent of the body is exposed, and nearly 2 hours of sun exposure at noon is needed to produce a sufficient amount of vitamin D.
>>3802
I believe current literature thinks Vitamin D supplementation doesn't help at all unless you have a severe deficiency.
As in you don't see all the positive health outcomes correlated with high serum Vitamin D if you supplement. You just effectively prevent things like Rickets.
>>3808
I had one enough for a doctor to say I needed to take it, so I guess that counts. It was years ago and I recently switched to these drops because I heard Vitamin D and K2 help the other get absorbed.
It's indeed hard to say if supplements work unless you were deficient. It's not like you wake up and appreciate having 3% higher usable Vitamin ___ for your ___ organ.
I've seen some people insist that multivitamins don't even do anything when you compare it to getting it from actual food.
DMM always has these nice ads on ascii2d
but I'll never be able to look at what they're advertising...
Step 1: Buy a heated blanket or mattress wrap.
Step 2: Give it time to get nice and warm.
Step 3: Open window on a cold day.
Step 4: Endure the coldness as long as you can, preferably for at least an hour. You should at least be in short sleeves and shorts.
Step 5: Lay in bed, wrapped in warmth to go from unbearably cold to a warm embrace of heat.
well I actually did in fact eat a corndog in Illinois but corndogs are good anywhere really.
This is a thread for random, passing thoughts that might not deserve their own thread.
>>3782
When I was around eight years old I was already thinking about this problem. I made a bunch of mental notes for future me to respect the thoughts, beliefs and actions of eight year old me, because you shouldn't dismiss kids just because they're young
It's been a lot of time since and honestly I can't find anything wrong with eight year old me's behaviours or ideas. I don't think I changed at all since them, I only got more experience and more loneliness.
>>3784
I still remember my siblings and I getting allowance and I go to buy soda at the store and then my dad bought everyone soda except me because I already bought soda. So now everyone else has soda and money and I have soda and no money. Injustice.
Children must be treated with a level of respect because while they can't necessarily explain why they are upset, they definitely can tell when they're being treated unfairly or like idiots. That soda is a trauma I will never forget.
I completely understood why my older brothers got phones and computers before me though, and I completely understood why it felt unfair to them that I got it at a younger age than them. I think they also understood that it's worse for me to watch them enjoy things they have that I don't have than
you're not going to make it
he will make it, he just needs to read loomis first
Copy existing drawings over and over to practice different shapes. It's not stealing, it's practice.
>>3775
>A proper "anime" artist still needs the fundamentals
A ton of mangaka have done nothing but draw manga. Not all of them are great at drawing, but their drawings are cute enough and they write good stories so people are happy.
tamers, a guy that made retarded (yet strangely well animated) ms paint animations of Sonic has switched over to ponies. It gets like 10-30x the views of his old Sonic stuff. https://www.youtube.co
I guess it's good that someone creative can make money from it now, but this kind of sucks since the Sonic stuff was so dumb and retarded and fun. I've linked it a few times here over the years, and it's just the right kind of old youtube juvenile humor that makes me laugh. I don't think anyone else here really liked it, though.
I didn't think this was still a marketable demographic, but going from 3k views on average to six digits is a pretty big leap in ad revenue. Bronies being a subset of furries means they're probably going to pay money directly to him too for more content. Good for him, but I'm going to miss watching it.
Such is life. The allure of furry money is too much for mortals to handle.
Is there anything good, I haven't really looked around much and Silksong's not out yet.
I didn't buy anything. It's for the best since I have other stuff to play first.
I have largely fallen out of love with gaming, so my only purchase was Death Stranding, which gifted to a friend who mentioned they wanted to play it.
https://www.theguardian
CAUSE I FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>3727
You can totally read on your phone, though. I use ReadEra.
I heard about some company that was claiming to use AI to automate stuff like filling out legal forms and then it turned out they were actually just hiring a bunch of Indians to do it manually because that was cheaper and easier, which was another good PP moment.
>>3724
If the people who can lawfully order such surveillance believe it to be a credible source, yeah.
>>3724
No because I'd murder the head of the AI company and blow up their servers so they wouldn't be able to function at such a high rate of confidence.
>>3729
amazon also did this
https://www.washingtontime
wouldn't call it a good pp moment though since sybil is still horribly complicated and exponentially more expensive than regular employees
How was everyone's Thanksgiving?
Did you stay home? Do anything special? Eat a lot or in moderation?
I watched the Macy's parade with my family and thought it was pretty subpar. The Goku and Luffy balloons were neat, but it was a strange feeling seeing anime bleed more into the western normal sphere. I wished the floats were actually matched with the singers in theme. A lot of past prime singers in awful outfits on floats that don't have anything to do with the theme of their float, I remember the lego float standing out because whoever was on it just sung some unrelated pop song. Other than that I had a good time.
>>3679
Had the same thing happen to me and it sucked. Power flickered the night before and apparently it screwed up my router and modem. I couldn't even buy a new one to troubleshoot due to the awful timing. At least the internet company were willing to send out a tech I thought they would just pass it off until Friday.
>>3713
Playing the good old Mario Kart with family sounds wholesome (I'm kinda envious). That game has its very own kind of approachable feel and atmosphere.
I was convinced by a strong influence in my life that astrology is very real, and more over, can also apply to more than just biological life, but the births of institutions, movements, and buildings as well as these things take a life of their own.
I plugged in the birthdate for 4chan as posted at >>133807 and now that it's Kissu's 6th birthday I think it's long time we take a deeper look.
♑ Capricorn in Saturn
>Saturn in Capricorn keep track of their goals with unquenchable determination regardless of time and they can be compared to the Rock of Gibraltar without exaggeration.
>In spite of all the obstacles and failures, they eventually achieve great success and they are respected by others.
>Saturn in Capricorn have to learn to know their place. They tend to succumb to what society expects from people of their social status, class, belief, race etc.
>Yet, a compensatory reaction may occur, that is, they may want to avoid and resist all that is expected of them on the basis of their social status, class or race, and they do not want to be put in a box.
I will only be using the traditional seven "planets* so I suppose this can conclude now.
Some things to note:
I messed up when making the thread too quickly and as you may have noticed: I put the constellations in the planets by word order, which is nonsense. I noticed this by post two, but instead of remaking the thread or correcting midway, I just doubled down on the mistake for aesthetic purposes.
I tried to edit or remove most mentions of "people" or relationships" where it didn't seem to apply. Making these more brief as well.
There is also the Lilith, a somewhat debatable dark and vague point in astrology, but I think it fits Kissu quite aptly so I will include it:
Lilith was in Aquarius ♒️:
where'd you get this stuff from, mr wizzurd
>>3716
I just plugged Kissu's known information into Astro-Seek.com which is my typical go to for this sort of thing.
Despite my fascination with it and often doing it for people and concepts that I'm curious about, my overall knowledge of it is a bit shallow. There are various systems some prefer over others, the merits of which I am still learning.
There is also the 12 Houses, which, since I did not know the the specific time of Kissu's creation, I skipped. These would paint a more complete picture.
Do Kissu friends set up Christmas lights? Apparently, according to the Technology Connections guy, a company finally started making Christmas lights that use a warm white LED under colored caps instead of using colored LEDs under colored caps.
https://www.seasonsreflect
Mistaken for a girl. Ambivalent feelings.
Probably only because I was wearing a mask. Ambivalent feelings.
>>1422
as a femboy with feminine eyes, i assume it is because it is hiding the jaw since the jawline always indicates if one is a female or male even if he or she dresses perfectly as the opposite sex.
here is an example, although it isn't the perfect example, you can clearly see that the dude is a male due to his jawline.
>>1422
Old post, but it's because of beard shadow that doesn't go away without hair root removal(painful). It's a bit of a political argument, but lots of women look like men or non-feminine so with long term hormone treatment there's basically no difference between genders.