imagine getting that shoved into your throat forcefully

>>191349
as long as a cute girl is doing it

do you like making music?
also what music do you like aside from vocaloid?

>>191377
>do you like making music?
I don't make music.
>also what music do you like aside from vocaloid?
I like classical and romantic. I also opera arias and duets, if you classify that as music.

i loved watching dear brother as a kid ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

miku will collab with anyone these days, she got no standards

youtoozs look like shit. even japanese companies like good smile are falling off making nendoroids for hazbin hotel of all things.. as well as starting to make figures and nendos for every popular western ip as well, which wouldnt be that bad if every single time it wasnt something not a soul asked for like minions

furries

THE HORROR

also this thread is part of many reasons i hate women

Piss in that bible

Too bad nobody actually played Mario Kart 8 until the Switch version.

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you could be friends with necrofag

>>191301
sex with corpses ! !
sex with corpses ! !
sex with corpses ! !
(σ･∀･)σ

I hate men a lot

>>191326
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this is going to be you, dyke-san (´･ω･`)

i really do not like men

(USER CHOKED ON A PENIS FOR THIS POST)

>>191330
i used to have fantasies about beating the shit out of curious george and making him cry the gender doesnt change anything

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>191330
go to the man hate thread on /j/

>>191291
Probably. Unfortunately fumos have become another victim of brand-ization, with "official" merch being more expensive and sought after from the sole fact of being "official" [even tho there's no official Touhou merch, since it's a doujin franchices].

i took her to her home country

this is my patchy fumo

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

phumo

you mean hallo sexy knicks!

>>191302
you mean hello sexy kids

dumb cat
take it to the vet

I refuse going to the vet.

You, a fat.

Look, I'll admit that things *are* happening, sure, and they will continue to happen, because in the end, that's how the site works, that's how it has always been, I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing. I mean, does it really matter whether or not posts are being made and threads are being replied to? I don't think we NEED to do something about it at this point. I'll be honest, I find the changes that are taking place a bit scary, but in the end, you know, I think we can learn to make the best of it.

Not to put all our eggs in one basket here, but i think Kaguya has managed to impliment stability in dynamic posting ecosystems such as heyuri and we will continue to see threads and posts and replies to said threads and posts as well as "Yeah"s within the near future

While I agree that changes have been made, frankly, some of these changes have been talked about- not just by me or you, but by all of Heyuri. And when things are talked about, that means something. Really, this just shows the magnitude of the changes that have been happening. And for people to be talking about it- that shows real change is happening. Not just minor things, but something significant. And that's really interesting. So interesting, in fact, that people are talking about it. And the people talking about it have things to say. Talking about changes- now that's important. It really shows how much difference is being made. And when that much of a change happens, people will be talking about it. It will be discussed, not just by me or you, but by all of Heyuri.

I want to be clear that I am not opposed to change in principle. Things evolve, interfaces change, and familiar arrangements inevitably become different. My concern is not with change itself, but with the overall effect of these particular changes.

I understand that change can bring improvements, and I am not suggesting that everything should remain exactly as it was. Nor am I saying that every aspect of the current situation is negative. I simply don't think the overall result has been an improvement from my perspective.

I feel that, at this point, something really needs to be said about the changes.

I want to be very clear that I am not necessarily referring to any one particular change, because that would be far too narrow a way of looking at what is, in my view, a much broader and more difficult-to-define situation. The issue is not really one individual thing. It is the general nature of things. The overall direction. The feeling. The sense that, somewhere along the way, decisions have been made, things have happened, and we are now expected to simply accept the consequences of those decisions without necessarily being expected to have any particular opinion about them.

And I do, in fact, have an opinion.

It is not necessarily not a positive one.

I want to stress that this is not because, necessarily, I am opposed to progress, innovation, development, improvement, refinement, evolution, modernization, advancement, progress, enhancement, upgrade, update, revision, modification, alteration, change, shift, variation, difference, novelty, newness, invention, creation, production, construction, assembly, arrangement, organization, structure, system, method, process, procedure or any of the other broadly positive, or perhaps negative, concepts that are usually associated with making changes (positive ones). I am perfectly capable of appreciating that things necessarily cannot remain exactly the same forever. I understand that circumstances evolve. I understand that approaches change. I understand that what made sense previously may not necessarily make sense, or not make sense, indefinitely (or definitely).

That is not the point.

The point is that there is a difference between change occurring and change being *good*.

There is also a difference between something being different and something being better.

These distinctions seem increasingly important.

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