>>184487
ummm burgher is nuterients

moar(´π｀)

fat fuck

>>184530
mmm burgarh (´￢`)

>>184520
this is true but in a fully unironic sense (the burger is usually the least-bad thing for you by far in a typical fast food meal set, and the fries are generally the worst when it comes to calories vs nutrition)
it would be a problem if you only ate like this every day, but that holds true for most un-varied diets anyway

I'm planning to make cheeseburgars for this evening
I also have a local burger place that has reasonable prices, but I don't go very often because it's both scary to be around other humans and I end up drinking maybe a liter of soda each time...

>>184565
ヽ(´ー｀)ノ afiyet olsun!

rarely do i ever eat fast food instead i make my meals at home

it's way more expensive and shittier than it used to be, so i see no point in buying fast food anymore.
>>184565
>I'm planning to make cheeseburgars for this evening
yea, i'd rather take the time 2 make a nice burger @ home

I'll go to Culver's like once or twice a week. Culver's isn't particularly cheap, and it's not a huge burger, but it also doesn't taste that cheap either. A Culver's Deluxe Single meal is like, I dunno, $10.50 after tax? It tastes good and is made to a fairly consistent standard. I don't get the double stack version (in general, fast food burger patties anywhere aren't usually worth doubling up on; I'd rather get bacon added if I wanted more meat, although my favorite McDonalds burger when I used to go was the McDouble surprisingly).

McDonald's became too expensive for what you get, although the flavor is consistent.
I used to go to Wendy's (who were never as consistent, but generally tasted better than McD's), but by the time I stopped, the only thing I got was the $5 Biggie Bag (which used to be the 4-for-$4), and I remember them doing some shrinkflation bullshit with that eventually, I'd get a tiny-ass soda some days or a tiny patty in my burger, or way less veggies and way more mayo inside.

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>>184559
Thats a lot of hair

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Stealing this thread as we speak

(;ﾟДﾟ)

inazuma

Yusa Kozue

Yusa Kozue

Akagi Miria & Ryuzaki Kaoru

Rei no pool

in at least one of these noodle packets, is a shiny rare noodle

I used to eat that stuff .. then I stopped.

>>184550
i stil havent done degree ---> its student food along with soda and drugs

エロいなら観てみる

>>184534
I was featured in one of these lists a few times. To this day, i dont really know why, because i didnt think my artwork was worthy or even popular enough to make it into one of these. Baffling anyone would like it that much, but they still do even after multilple years of inactivity

>>184536
a doujin artist on heyuri?
do tell!

you're favorite lolita

>>184539
Loli artist. I was on the charts for western artists.

>>184549
draw a quick/non-style-revealing tegaki for us then! ヽ(´∇`)ノ

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>>184416
I dont understand what your problem is, can you post an example of "anime", is this not "anime"?

>>184531
can you also post an example of what "calarts" is?

Please remain seated, hairless ape.

money or freedom.
You could take teh job and do it for a few years untill you manage to burn yourself out from all teh daily commute. It will eat you inside as it will feel as all you do is work, as commute will be work. But if u haev teh mindset that its all for a purpose and as long as you don't waste all your money on stupid shit, it might be worth it. I had a 60min commute before i moved, and it was terrible. It was exhausting. Currentily i've a 30min walk, but that's something i find to be relaxing. So it's not teh time itself, but rather teh mindset. But still, while walking i can go in my own pace. I say, take teh job, you don't know if u will haet it before u start - and u might just find something to use teh time on teh commute that u find worthwhile.

lots of japanese people take the train and back in the 2000s I think they dealt with it by getting a DS or a PSP and playing games on it while commuting, which is what they would have been doing at home anyway. have you tried getting into monster hunter?

run

About a 10 minute walk.
I live in an urban area and the restaurant I work at is just down the road.
A long train commute isn't so bad if you can sit down and play games or watch anime on the phone, but if it's crowded and you have to stand it's hell.

>Should I take this new job? How can I make the most of spending 16 hours a week on trains?
Depends on how full the trains normally are and whether or not you like reading.
If there are almost always vacant seats such that you can sit down and read a book, it doesn't sound too bad.

a spider!

>>4951
sauce on song?

>>15708
I propose we model it on binary, but instead of 0s and 1s, we use C and P

>>15707
I think it's loads of fun to speak, but it is very cutesy.
kalama pi toki pona li suwi a!

It is also supposed to be some kind of primitive tribesman cave speak language (well, if you look at the word distribution, it seems to be a language of some imaginary primitive post-hunter-gatherer group, using things like mani (money) also meaning cattle or other farm animals, and having a word for bread and grain in specific when most other food categories are not so much (ko kasi would work for grain if pan didn't exist), and the writing system is also supposed to be a very primitive pictographic system that hasn't been mutated by time yet so the pictograms still look like the thing they represent

very unga bunga, but also cute

i learned bantese, even wrote a damn translator for it
WATA MION ETIN!!
WATA MION ETINNNNN!!!!

>>15729
the fuck is bantese?

>>15730
/bant/'s brand new language
only a handful of people care about it though and it has like 15 words

>i see heyuri when i search w*rld2ch on a search engine
LOL that's humiliating

LOL

Let's have a text-to-voice board that reads out posts for you ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

>What is lounge if not a textboard?
A bulletin board; or more specifically, a thread-float bulletin board. I wouldn't go as far as saying it's a 2ch-type board since it's not an exact replica of 2ch's system - but then neither are most Japanese bulletin boards besides a handful of direct 2ch/5ch spinoffs and clones. At the very least, kokonotsuba has most of the core 2ch features: nameless posting, age/sage, tripcodes, capcodes, etc., as well as other features like the thread list

"Textboard" started being thrown around colloquially around 2007 to describe 4chan's former discussion boards, as a way to distinguish them from the imageboards. It's not a term the Japanese ever used themselves, nor is it really accurate to describe 2ch/5ch and 2ch-type boards this way - not least because many of them do in fact support images and other media

can't even compete with heyuri's SEO...

this is sad...

>>184419
yknow now that i look at it, it does paint a certain aesthetic doesnt it? i can very easily imagine this all belonging to one very entertaining person.

the husband rates the ikigai book quite well iirc, and the negotiation book was apparently quite useful in his old line of work for dealing with tired, stressed out men having arguments.

I need an actual bookshelf

>>184431
Dream of the Red Chamber??

>>184432
I'm reading it right now, it's great

i sold 90% of my bookz, i read a lot of them but in teh end it was just memory and a vision of whom i thought i was.

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The suicide-obssesed g*rman faggot got back in. Mooooods!

I had looked this case up. He was a 30 year old young man, who worked as IT specialist. He pushed the hanging part too far during his perverted fetish pursuit and had accidentally strangled himself. His corpse was found like that about 2 hours later by a maintenance man, who was checking on leaking pipes.

necrofag u already posted these

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>>184412
>BIGGER = BETTER
NO IT DOESN'T!!1

>>184421
AHAHAH SHORT WITCH

I believe in mizore supremacy