>>196760
water

>>196874
why would that matter?

>>196885
You don't see a problem with the smell of shit coming out of your mouth?
Do you eat shit for fun by any chance?

at least I don't find coffee smelling breaths unpleasant, compared to other kinds of breath smells
PS: I would totally eat shit for fun!

>>196886
i mean i am already unlikable. it wont change anything

what was your favourite part of the game? mine was the replicants' AI!

>>196905
The best part about the office is overhearing phone conversations—they crack me up

>>196905
(OP) replicants' AI It makes you press hard

SSHHHHHHIIIIITTTT!!

OH SHIT

>>196818
>I was under the impression that the japanese generally love america
this used to be true but since the yen dipped and every moron from the US can afford to travel there the opinion has dropped sharply. outside of popular tourist spots people don't really care, but if you're anywhere near another tourist, you get lumped in with them and met with immediate suspicion from all but the nicest people. privately they still think english sounds supaa kuuru though

>>196805
glad you got past the tourist shit and had some real moments

>I was under the impression that the japanese generally love america
maybe 30 years ago

>>196805
>onsen
I’ve long been curious about visiting an onsen. How was your experience? In particular, how does it compare to a traditional Western nude sauna?

It was a private one at a ryokan, so I can't really answer that sorry

Ok, Heyuri. I am lying It's not my photo. I've found it on the webs. But how cool it would be. There is an abundance of love in me... with no outlet!

>>196881
step 1: find gf
step 2: marry gf
step 3: have child with gf
step 4: see your perversions disappear into thin air as your child is born
step 5: swear to protect your family at any cost
step 6: live a happy life
step 7: die surrounded by your loving family
step 8: wake up from the simulation and immediately get gunned down by the robots that invaded the world and kept us in dream-pods for being the first and only human being to escape the programming

>>196890
>step 4
inshallah

rori motorcycle gang

Should've used Wi-Fi 7.

why would I ever buy a machine that steals petting from me ヽ(`Д´)ノ

The kitty bought it themselves

我爱猫！！

just watching thi5 made me relaxed

She's a stray I befriend through my manko acquiring skillz. Her name's Amber. I'll have to find her again for more pics.

she was never yours it was just your turn

>>196876
Story of my life, man. :)

Just saw her climb onto the lap of another man. That's it, guys. Thread's over.

Here's a fat dog instead. I'm gonna go cry now.

>>196878
I feel like that dog just gets bigger the further out of shot it gets, like some kind of snake.

maybe...

desk-kun we must return to the sky

when i was a child i would stare at the sun without blinking because it would turn black if i stared at it long enough

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>196749
i know that! i have a theory why it happens sort of, id have the same thing except when i stare at my screen too close and dont move my eyes, id see crosses blinking but no screen

the fuuka night theme is unreadable with the saya wallpaper
regular fuuka text is readable with the wallpaper

is this a heyuri official image hosting site?
hachikuji is this ur first project, or have you made sites like dat before?

OP, do you want your creation to eventually be widely used as Catbox or any pomf derivative was, and how soon do would you want that to happen if so? i think this is cool and i'd like to share it on other sites, but i don't want to overwhelm your server in case you're not prepared. ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

>is this a heyuri official image hosting site?
nope, entirely separate except for some borrowed js and styling from kokonotsuba
>hachikuji is this ur first project, or have you made sites like dat before?
i run a pomf-like instance but thats mostly just used for temporary uploads in Chat@Heyuri - this is my first serious attempt

>OP, do you want your creation to eventually be widely used as Catbox or any pomf derivative was
yeah ^_^
>and how soon do would you want that to happen if so?
whenever is fine, it always feels good to see something get used
>i think this is cool and i'd like to share it on other sites, but i don't want to overwhelm your server in case you're not prepared.
go for it (plz do ), I'm prepared for stuff like needing to upgrade

>go for it (plz do )
understood ヽ(´∇`)ノ
already shared on two sites

>>196741
nope, this is awsumm

biting into that egg yolk would be like eating sand

give me them im hungry

>>196759
well.. thats how i like them okay!

I just skip the noodles and eat the eggs ..

Reminds me of this ..

http://www.ukresistance.co.uk/2005/11/blue-sky-in-games-campaign-launched.html

But this game does have blue skies, so uh ..

for once, I want to suck on big b00bz now

NO NIGGA

i am going to read The Ice Palace by Tarjei Vesaas tonight

and i will make it my entire personality for few days and i will spam it here

i saw Society yesterday, it was a pretty good movie.

Vesaas's The Ice Palace

I read it with great pleasure over two October evenings.

Style really struck me - the way Vesaas wrote this is unlike anything I've seen. Short, descriptive, and a touch pretty sentences allowed for an abundance of quotable phrases. It clashed so strongly with the crude, uncanny way the characters talk. I wonder if that's just what you can expect from Norwegian prose in translation, but I wouldn't be surprised.

There are two girls - Siss and Unn - who grew close in just one bright evening. Siss is the popular girl; Unn was recently orphaned and keeps her distance at school. There is something terribly sad and queer and secret about Unn. The intensity of their meeting left them both embarrassed.

The next day Unn skips school, as she is not ready to face Siss yet, and wanders into an ice palace - a fantastic, giant structure of ice formed by an ever-freezing waterfall, the water still roaring inside. She is losing her way in it, and as far as we know, never leaves.

The book describes how Siss handles her sudden gain and loss of a friend - that's really the core. I read it as a mystery, and was better for it, although I might have been too hasty. Nevertheless, fundamentally it is a story of overcoming, written in a curious way. I don't think I've experienced cold this vividly.

I checked other reviews and really didn't like how they make sexuality play a part in the book. I didn't see it.

Maybe because I am simultaneously repressed and perverted? I am a bit weird in that I have a specific key in choosing my recent novels, but I am rather aloof to those criteria when reading. Well, I did enjoy certain scenes in the movie, though.

>>196496
w-what's wrong with haibane renmei?!

>>196762
i think its the anime for tiktokers who grew outta lain

Don't bring the "that's the <japanese media> for that <western community> people" crap on heyuri plz

I tried watching haibane renmei many times (before tiktok was even a thing I think), but I could never get into it. Maybe I will try again soon.

>>196801
this is the best season but also its the best marathoned while a little sad. i think i watched first episodes in a 1.2 playback speed

Looks like normal cat behavior to me.
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