>>131196
I'm subscribed to three papers: A local one, the financial times (japanese), and the WSJ (American). I also pick up severeal of the free papers around my area since they print so goddamned many of them. For online news, I expect that in my few interactions over the Internet, I'll get news relevant to my interest and will decide if I want to look further after that initial "discovery". The whole system has worked out well so far
>>131255
There are a lot of levels between local papers and social media, just to let you know :^). Local papers tend to be pretty biased towards your local politicks/the editor's choice since there's not much review for the quality or diversity of articles and, at least relatively so, any Tom, Dick, or Nancy can send in an article stating their non-critical opinions.

all my news is shit said in passing on imageboards or YouTube being like "plane crashed in ___ yesterday" instead of showing me the usual

I effectively live under a rock, and I'm fine with that.

i think developing the skill of noticing what a particular news agency or article is trying to project onto you is more useful than anything.

So much of it, is an attempt to control your mind via framing the information in ways that make you have a specific opinion about the news. The news information may be correct, but they present it to you in a way that makes you come to totally different, sometimes unstable conclusions. Avoiding that is incredibly important.

If you get good at noticing "What are they trying to get me to think about this?" or "Who benefits from making me think about this topic in this way" you are inoculating yourself from a lot of what is ruining societies right now.

A lot of that is just reading comprehension...

>>131347
I've been told that before simply because I'm not as hooked up to the news cycle or any other trends as most everyone else. As long as you can process the information given in a conversation and relate it to a bigger/historical concept then you get a pass for being "stuck in the past"

>>131339
the financial Times is british it just belongs to a Japanese company

>lmao, what kind of name is that
a buddy of mine told me he thinks it's a badly retranslated version of "national treasure" and I 100% fucking believe him

>>13455
treasure -> bounty -> booty?

>>13456
yeah
it really feels like they went through a thesaurus without really knowing what the words meant

I avoided the pillows all this time cuz it's frequently recommended by youtube and I tend to avoid whatever youtube recommends me, but this is really good.

honestly, I was one of the many people who only got into the Pillows from FLCL
and I got into Bump of Chicken because they did the Tales of the Abyss theme lol

>>131317
Good, beating lolis is the wrong way to correct their behavior. Anal is the correct way to administer discipline and VAGINAl is for rewarding good behavior.

lol the lady in the background crying "child abuse!"

>>131317
i posted a palestinian loli with blown off jaw and visible nipples. no ban :)

>>131331
>Anal is the correct way to administer discipline and VAGINAl is for rewarding good behavior.
I was eating cereal for real :D when I read this post and I laughed so hard that milk bursted out of my nose

>>131331
uhh, that's a shota

your dad

i wish i could tell you

i left the seat up on the toilet (´ー`)

>>131310
WTF

>>131310
BUT DID YOU FLUSH?

I hate that stupid oblivious often portrayed in lewd artwork. Of course I am gonna burst, don't act so surprised..

>>3498
oblivious look*

>>3498
ヽ(`Д´)ノ EROTIC RAEG ヽ(`Д´)ノ

>does a cat remember every rat it killed in its life
i LOL'd

UMARU KOMARU

My queen i wish they would make a season 3.

>People have already forgotten me
it's not surprising considering how lame and forgettable your anime is

>>3335

Fuck you Umaru is the queen.

I haet this meme

explosives are no joke!!!

>>131256

Kaguya will be furious when he finds out you burned all of his hair again!

>>21407
you probably think Simpsons isn't anime
but it is, and Japanese people consider it anime.

>>21417

This is an English-speaking website not a JP website.

>>21418
a medium doesn't become a genera because of the language you speak.

>but it is, and Japanese people consider it anime.
It's true... it's anikore's most recommended anime of fall 1989! Eat my shorts, Patlabor!
https://www.anikore.jp/chronicle/1989/autumn/

everypone is thinking about little girls
but who would think about us ossans?!

>>131226
what about jiisans?!

>>131221
Same here

im struggling to find anything interesting or entertaining, i should be feeling good about my accomplishments but i feel blah about it. I'm doing my best to find enjoyment in things despite that...

i dont know how to do rss things... (´･ω･`)

I like nyaa (´･ω･`)

What's the point in having nau if you are going to have a cum jar

I believe in you.

>>131300
bridal veil + bondage gear is amazing. i dont think thats real semen but i'll believe (;´Д`)

>>131234
i would suicide my live stream befofe doing that
>>131281
WIN
>>131286
she approves, any time some one or me drinks milk or something, she asks if there is a toy in the bottom and if she can have it.
>>131301
i believe it. just as much as i belive in tub girl or any other JP eating shit and eating vomit.

udon is pretty good
unfortunately for me he seems to have an affinity for raep

>>21400
here now it's 96 KB

lol wow, i can really fap to THOSE pixels!

>>21405
(;´Д` ) huff huff huff

>tinyurl
datamining threda

>>21309
it’s just a link to this image lol

up.heyuri.net FTW
https://up.heyuri.net/src/4149.jpg

>>21310
man, there's https://v.gd

>>21322
thanks m8

Where should I start if I want to read the X Men? When Claremont picks it up? What issue is that?

The safest bet is reading Grant Morrison's New X-Men and then Joss Whedon's Astonishing X-Men run that continues it.
I love New X-Men. Morrison pretty much took 30+ years of comic books history, gave it a fresh coat of paint and doing so defined the next 25 years of mutant shenanigans. Whedon picks up where Morrison left off sans the punk spirit and a bigger focus on action; pretty much what you probably think of when you imagine a standard superhero comic.
Chris Claremont picks up with Giant Sized X-Men (Followed by X-Men #94), but I wouldn't reccomend it as first contact unless you're used to comics of that era, it can get very wordy. The material gets exponentially better after the first couple of issues, though, so whenever you get around to it simply start on GSX-M and enjoy the next 140 books, give or take

I wish they made comics about stuff like Inspector Gadget. The existing inspector gadget comics are absolutely abysmal

(´ー`)

>>131243
Definitely gay sex

a lot of gay sex0rz

that's funny, i'm on the opposite side here, was just about to fap to GL right now

>>131214
grandpa love...? Σ(ﾟдﾟ|||)

>>131167
koe dashicha barechu kara!
I will not check his other works, or it will be completly over for me

>koe dashicha barechu kara!
Trap on trap? Don't worry OP-san, that doesn't count!

>>131215
>grandpa love
AHH, I DON'T WANT TO THINK OF THAT