>>130702
oh and unlike a flight we can all afford your mom

>>130314
i thought pittsburgh was in england, the name sounds like what a brit would call a city

>i thought pittsburgh was in england, the name sounds like what a brit would call a city
According to teh interwebs:
>Pittsburgh is named after William Pitt, a former prime minister of England who had Scottish roots.
>When Pittsburgh was named, it was to pay respect to both Pitt and his Scottish heritage.
>In Scotland, most towns are pronounced "borough" but spelled "burgh" -- which is how Pittsburgh became Pittsburgh.
https://www.wtae.com/article/happy-h-day-a-celebration-of-how-pittsburgh-isnt-pittsburg/10331478

>>130725
We also speak a separate language than English here in Pittsburgh (and the greater region) with it’s own vocabulary and grammar rules that is allegedly based off of some ancient scottish and celtic dialects

>>130661
learn to grow wings and fly!

FLY?
OK., here we go...
1,.. 2,...

>>130739
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!

Yoooooooo!
I realized i took teh wrong bike.

>den_v_polsku_2.jpg
very locked

>den_v_polsku_1
>den_v_polsku_2
Very funny, pepik ... as if that many locks would stop our typical polish Seba from stealing it in less than 5 minutes

baka kawaii ヽ(´∇`)ノ

>>130719
dont you call her a baka
she might have cirno's haircut but she sure as hell doesnt have cirno's lack of intelligence

>>130746
is she a genius or wat?

>>130747
her intellect is above average

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ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

...is THIS podracing?

we really are in teh future..

He's a mech warrior

zOMG!!1! /h/aruhi

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>6949
oh hey, there's a bigger version

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>>130720
MONSTER!

>>130727
*drinks it*

I found this thing

Can't get under ur bed but maybe i can get in it

>>130736
there's only space for of us.

>>130180
didnt u have a video or something, i would love to watch if u can share to us :3

>>130688
Sure. Check it out.
https://up.heyuri.net/src/4157.webm

>https://up.heyuri.net/src/4157.webm
AYASHII WORUDO GET!

>>130691
Holy shit, what is with that QUALITY? My cheap chinkphone from 7 years can record better video

>>130728
I shot it on my flip

>>130585
My strategy for finding friends in situations like this is finding a guy that seems similar to you, go to him and start talking about the things you like to see if he also likes them and just keep going until you are friends. Look for quiet and lonely guys as they are most likely to be looking for friends but don't know how to do it.

>>130373
Natural sciences students are into biology. The chans are places where you can find all sorts of gore and interesting media. You don't have to be a genius to put the 2 together.

>>130656
Boring post ahead! Caution!
I got one close friend during highschool. It is a long story so I will not bother, and I was mostly alone since early childhood so I don't mind being alone.

Early high school was the last time I could talk to anyone.
I don't approach because I must look annoying forcing my person on someone by merely talking.
It feels weird. I wouldn't open up again due to events from early high school because I was so open that even a local judge and police was invited by someone and I don't feel like trusting anymore. Those friends that I made before the court are the ones that would need to last me a lifetime.
I had a mechanics exam today and I exchanged like 15 responses today. It was a lot.
I felt alien. They are too open. And those who are alone seem repulsive mostly due to ignorance and filth although I cannot be sure since I never talked to them.

Majority in general behave like that big city westaboos kind (for lack of a better word), their emotions play a deciding role in their choices and responses which is just disappointing. I did successful things and they are not the people you can trust so I discarded them in general.

Hereby I accuse them of ignorance because they in general seem to be so mentally powerless they cannot attempt doing anything on their own.
For an anecdotal proof is my observation that they seem to believe that actually speaking english is some magic unachievable for mortals. Some are either orthodox about grammar despite failing at it in many regards and whatnot and some others who are so underdeveloped in that language that you simply get disinterested from straightening them up in any aspect.
More ignorance, some people seem too obsessed with imitating the west (or rather america) and that is a good portion of people, they are insufferable, it does not feel like home anymore where our normal local things are pushed out for a country half of earth away.
I did not change much since I was little, my surroundings became foreigners, it is hard to form bonds with foreigners.
One dude was surprised that samba is a thing and his brain blew up from disbelief during some basic networking class, it got to the point I did reveal a fraction of my power level and the dude offered me a max grade on the spot which was an unexpected heartwarming thing, yet another example how ignorant people were. They just copied commands into the terminal and still botched it. +20 seem to not even know how computers work despite being raised in it

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>>130658
Doesn't natural in this context mean anything that derives immediately from the primordial order of the world? Like maths, physics, chemistry with biology being in the gray zone?
Because it operates on fairly simple mechanisms that derive from typical natural sciences but there is such a multitude of possibilities to achieve the same goal (like basing life on carbon or silicon that achieve the same goal with an extremely different set of mostly mutually exclusive possibilities) unlike in physics or maths that can be determined by something ultimate.
I would put biology between natural (like maths, physics) and artificial (like literature, language, culture) because it fits truly both and neither.

>>130681
All the people that write long text like that like literature teachers are boring. I no longer want to be your friend.

>>130682
Where I'm from, natural sciences are a subdivision of the real domain that focus on biology and chemistry(and also a bit of physics). The real domain refers to science and math and IT and shit like that. It's counterpart is the human domain, which refers to history, art, and you get the point.

can u put me to sleep too?

>>130696
chher up emo kid

i see no blood so this may be true after all

Overdose on sleeping pills. teh gun is just to drive teh police on teh wrong lead. duh!

I don't remember much, besides fapping to starfire
I think there was an episode she was nekkid too

>>130637
I liked it. I didn't know about anime when I watched, but nowadays the style really reminds me of it. It was one of my favourite cartoons at the time.

The new one is an abomination. It feels like a soulless corporate cashgrab trying to latch on whatever the trendy thing is.

I liked it. It also has a lot of pr0nz, which means a lot of people also must've liked it (or at least they liked the charater designs )

>>130637
I liek it

i loved it as a kid, never finished it though
i kind of wanted to fuck starfire but I also kind of wanted to fuck raven

robot nurse type t is the best

>>130309
well she is not vocaloid exactly but a superior vocal synth

>>130267
i love kotonoha akane + aoi and teto and kafu, i cant really choose the best in those 3, the rest is okay i guess

>>130267
i love kotonoha akane + aoi and teto and kafu, i cant really choose the best in those 3, the rest is okay i guess

we got it the first time

SLAM

It's kinda funny how one of the reasons the original Space Jam was so well liked while everyone immediately forgot about the sequel is that way less people care about sports nowadays. It's weird, less than 20 years ago young teenage boys would almost exclusively talk about sports, their favorite football/soccer players, basketball players, boxers etc., while nowadays even some adults don't care about sports at all

>>130666
i liked space jam because lola gave me my first boner

>i liked space jam because lola gave me my first boner
LOL'd

>>130666
Are you sure? Here where I live people care so much about sports it seriously pisses me off.

this is offensive to my culture

I close my windows and enjoy ero all day long ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

with blinders down, who knows if its day o night~ ~

it's not a joke, it is a signpost written in blood to get laughs from the unwary (;ﾟ∀ﾟ)

>i want to see teh code ヽ(`Д´)ノ
Unfortunately Windows is a closed-source software, so we won't see teh code

>>130624
Nope
https://rentry.co/build-win2k3

>>130598
have you ever seen a 20k LOC program absolutely riddled with goto statements? well i have!

>https://rentry.co/build-win2k3
interestin ヽ(´ー｀)ノ