Off-Topic@Heyuri

Are there still public webcams of this stuff?

>>126187
Not of the Aizu Wakamatsu Station, unfortunately. Not since ~2019. Which is a shame since that station holds a lot of memories and a warm place in oldfags' hearts [moot himself was visible on that cam once]. Since ~2019 4chan /jp/ threads had to find a different station. They chose the Yunokami-Onsen Station, but it's not the same

what's so cool about stations anyway

>>126188
I'm feeling cold just looking at this.

Your fortune: Bad luck

>>126188
>moot himself was visible on that cam once
Was that during the same trip he met with ZUN?

>I'm feeling cold just looking at this.
And Japan doesn't even haev teh district heating system! When the winter comes, you're basically on your own. Just imagine seating under a kotatsu for a whole season...

I'm glad to have these Soviet things in my apartment, thanks to them I can post on Heyuri all winter long while wearing women panties only (and sometimes not wearing anything at all )

>>126591

My solution to heating is getting a shitty computer and overclocking it beyond it's intended speed range

Guaranteed heat

>>126648
when it's cold out, I will fire up an old C2D machine from maybe 2008; it running modern software means it is always running hot lmao

>>126336
when was that? was that before people found out robert bopkins was a psuedonym

I have a 2006 Pentium D machine, which can adequately warm my room in the winter just sitting idle

Train thread on Heyuri died after 2-3 days, just like train threads on /jp/

because no one cares about stupid trains. find better hobby than one from autism starterpack

I don't have much to talk about trains.

I live in a big city and I ride a train every day I go outside. If I'm lucky and it's packed, there will be young girls I will be able to have an "acceptable" physical contact with (´・ω・`)

In hot summer days, I will be able to smell them too.

>>127190
ur autistic for getting so worked up over a thread on an imageboard

>>126188
I was never one to call /jp/ my home board, so what's the reason or cultural significance behind /jp/ fixating on Aizu Wakamatsu station then Yunokami-Onsen station?