>>39
Ah I see you're a man of culture as well.
Yes, CDDA can be pretty addicting. Since everything takes its time and you have to do everything very deliberately and carefully it really sucks you in.

I reckon you found a safe plave somewhere and built a base with farming and stuff? For some reason I always was too impatient for that. [...]
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I recently completed Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya. I have no prior history with the Shining Force series, and barely remember buying the game, but there it was, sitting on my dusty old 3DS that I hadn't flicked open in years. On a complete whim, after spending a few minutes with some of the other random downloadable games I had spent entirely too much money on in the mid-2010s, I decided to [...]
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Yeah about meeting that girl; I might have the 'Rona so no meeting until my test results are there and if positive no dates for at least two more weeks. AAAAA but our first went so great and I want to see her agaaain fuck Covid nineteen! ( ≧Д≦)(╥﹏╥)

>>208

Update; The test was negative. I feel incredibly relieved. ⁽⁽◝( •௰• )◜⁾⁾₍₍◞( •௰• )◟₎₎⁽⁽ଘ( ˊᵕˋ )ଓ⁾⁾

>>10
So have I. There are little fleeting moments here and there, but overall I haven't been content in ages.

I forgot my umbrella. I have another one now but I still think about the old one. It's so incredibly easy to lose things you care about.

His mail adress is floating around here somewhere, also I think he's on the IRC sometimes or at least people there can give you the adress there.

I don't think a meta thread is that bad of an idea. But I could delete the thread after we fixed this issue if you want.

To be fair, I only drop by every other day to delete advertisements/spam and I haven't touched the TV page in years. It seems to be working for me, though. What kind of troubles are you having?
Other issues can be posted in this thread or you can reach me at saovq@gmail.com.

>>612
I felt way too much nostalgia when starting Workbench

>>613
not them, but orange bar site has gone to shit a long time ago. shame really.

Now that summer has officially started I've been getting back into city pop bog time:

"日本の80年代シティポップ - 80'S Japanese City Pop Vol.2"
https://youtu.be/IkTCa9m4chg

This is also a really good spotify playlist:

"City Pop シティーポップ"
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ZEY1gtao9eGzvAD3KEh2x

>>91
I've lately been listening to a lot of city pop, future funk, and some Shibuya-kei; it's really the best summer music.

>>61
The only cure for low-effort trolling on the internet is good moderation and an adherence to pre-established rules, both of which are in short supply nowadays due to automation.

>>61
>>62
Except even the things that aren't called low-effort trolling are just as low-effort and braindead.
There are subjects that you simply cannot touch because people don't have pre-established opinions to throw at each other or it's an actually unpopular view that people actually disagree with, so when [...]
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It gets hot there too, very hot. I just don't feel good when it's this hot. Nausea, headache, tiredness. Plus my birthday is today, it doesn't help. I don't celebrate birthdays.
I love early spring and late autumn. These months are usually rainy, which makes them even better.
And winter. You feel like a live being when it's cold and harsh and windy and rainy. A warm ball of a human, wrapped in a something warm and comfortable. And then you go take a hot bath or shower. What a bliss. Contrast that to the sweat so sweaty, it becomes sticky.

Even though it's summer it's been very cool these past few weeks. Kind of foggy and cloudy, 50s-60s. I don't mind because I don't really like how hot it can get during the summers.

>>47
Spring and autumn are my favorite seasons. Nice and cool. I agree completely.

Didn't you already post about this?
→/read/1593787981

Oh did I? Sorry about that. Completely forgot about it

I'm pretty scared and I'm not talking about covid.

>>26
Pretty sure we all are to be quite honest.

The closest thing would be to take an old vespa or lambretta and cut it down.

>>16
I don't think so, I looked up Alpha and I've never seen a Vespa or Lambretta with bike-style handlebars. They were always straight.

>>7
Yeah, that's another way to look at things. If it's archival separate the organized files like so.

>>1

For small digital media (e.g., music), I don't really worry about it, since storage space is pretty cheap.

For larger digital media (e.g., movies/tv shows that I download in HD), I don't usually download until I actually am about to watch. For movies, I keep a list on letterboxd of stuff I want to watch. It's pretty big, so sometimes I use [...]
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