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No.1 Stickied  [Reply]  >>2, >>104, >>2114
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¨ No.2351
>>2258
Yes we do
>>2335
Thank you for the suggestion! shino001
¨ No.2393  >>2395, >>2413
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i think its cool how heavily you have modified tinyib here, even adding post flags, i wish i could do this to the same extent on mine but i suck at coding. i like your site.
>>2223
trying to advertise a dead altchan is such a double edged sword since it comes at the cost of having some 34 year old guy still living at his moms house spamming the site with CSAM. from what i have heard from other imageboards, theres someone with mostly central asian ip addresses manually spamming link shorterner urls to CSAM, theyre allegedly on during peak moscow hours which would make sense since child porn is legal in russia, gross.
¨ No.2395
>>2393
>i like your site.
Thank you!

>i think its cool how heavily you have modified tinyib here
I chose tinyib because it looked like the simplest one, meaning it should be easiest to modify and maintain by myself

I hope you will make yours a cozy place for you too
¨ No.2413  >>2414, >>2430
>shamiko emojis
Very cool . All of the emojis are cute though.
>>2393
>from what i have heard from other imageboards, theres someone with mostly central asian ip addresses manually spamming link shorterner urls to CSAM, theyre allegedly on during peak moscow hours
All of that is true.
https://trashchan.xyz/meta/thread/374.html
¨ No.2414
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>>2413
Congrats!
¨ No.2430
>>2413
Thank you!

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No.31  [Reply]  >>64, >>65, >>92, >>1827, >>1915, >>2003
Bump this thread anytime you want
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¨ No.2145
shamiko006
¨ No.2551
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>>2550
Are you sure about that?
¨ No.2558
It's been too long! Bump.
¨ No.2564  >>2565
§(* ̄▽ ̄*)§
¨ No.2565
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>>2564
Are you sure about that?

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No.537  [Reply]
I think existing threads are enough to blogpost in but I make this thread just in case
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¨ No.2549
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This year I enjoyed seeing a lot of swallow nests and chicks (I took the appended picture myself)
I hope I will be able to see them again next year
¨ No.2553  >>2554, >>2555
>>2499
Hope you got the job anon I have two jobs now myself I miss the NEET life but need money
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>>2553
Amazing!
¨ No.2555  >>2556, >>2557
>>2553
I did get the job! karen004 Sending this on my furst break of my first day. I don't think I could ever handle two jobs, but I get 40 hours a week plus occasional overtime here so I don't need to worry abkut that.
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>>2555
That makes sense!
¨ No.2557
>>2555
Why does it think I'm from Colorado? ranpha005

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No.41  [Reply]  >>54, >>1566, >>1624, >>1626, >>2185, >>2391
How are you today
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¨ No.2489  >>2490, >>2501
Feeling pretty good. Just ate a big meal after finishing work. I finished digging a trench that I've been going at for three days now, and the wife of the guy who I dug it for gave me banana bread! karen004 I'm worried about next week though. It's going to be so hot and I will really struggle to bear it I fear. No air conditioning or even consistent shade.
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>>2489
Holy based!
¨ No.2501
>>2483
Thank you! I wish you good days too shino002

>>2489
I've never heard of banana bread and I searched the web for it, though I might have eaten it before unknowingly
I'm happy to hear that you feel pretty good and ate something tasty

I hope you pulled through hot days! Heatstroke is deadly shamiko006
¨ No.2539  >>2540, >>2543
I'm feeling rather euphoric after finnally getting a job. I shall be homeless no more!
God is good!
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>>2539
Awesome!
¨ No.2543
>>2539
Congratulations!

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No.15  [Reply]  >>114, >>235, >>236, >>534, >>1126, >>2191
What happens in your country
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¨ No.2487  >>2488, >>2496
I'd say, life happens every day

I love life, even when it's not easy

And the most important thing that may happen, I think, it's the new morning and new day.

I also have a pretty araucaria, count that itt many of flowers karen002 Will take a good photo if you want, my friends
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>>2487
Amazing!
¨ No.2496
>>2487
I love your mindset and I often try to see things that way too
I like appreciating little things in ordinary life so I've been going to see swallow nests and been entertained by huge summer clouds in the sky coming in various shapes

>I also have a pretty araucaria, count that itt many of flower
Cute! I'd like to see it
¨ No.2522  >>2528
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The way to work used to be so dull, but today, small things kept greeting my eyes. There were many crows, and all kind of little friends, such as pigeons and seagulls early on the morning.

A feather fell from a seagull above, and by sheer luck, it landed close to me and I could grab it with my hands. I kept it with myself for a while, as a gift for the rest of the day.

It gave me enough energy to not be overwhelmed by work, which can be a very toxic environment at times. It's the little joys who are the most meaningful and heartfelt, our withered and neglected eyes suddenly light up again as soon as we look to the sky, and we start noticing the clouds or the summer's sunshine.

At day's end, I saw a full moon on the night sky, along with many stars, which invited me to hurry outside with my telescope. The moon was partially hidden by a few clouds, which made a beautiful painting on the night sky. Here's a low quality picture (I don't have a set-up for a camera on the telescope, so I could only get this by pressing the phone against the eyepiece, sadly..., but I'm still happy with it.)

It was a simple day, in the best way possible.
¨ No.2528
>>2522
Hi! I appreciate your lovely prose which makes me conjure up images of the beauties and liveliness in ordinary life

It's cool that you see many birds, especially seagulls which I rarely have opportunities to see!
A feather is a handy form of intricate art of nature, and it is miraculous that feathers still encapsulate enigmas and wonders of evolution of life karen004

Thank you for sharing your beautiful picture of the moon! It's been long since I completely gave up on trying to photograph the moon with my smartphone cameras ranpha003

I hope you'll stay safe and healthy at work
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The leaves are starting to chsnge and it's finally starting to cool down. Fall is arriving at last.

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No.2411  [Reply]  >>2412
Hello. I am a long time fan of Magipoka and Liru in particular. I've been around imageboards since '05/'06. I frequent Japan quite often. Usually twice a year and would like to share and talk about adventures in traveling and just have lighthearted fun in general here.
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¨ No.2476  >>2477, >>2493
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Anyone here?
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>>2476
Maybe?
¨ No.2493  >>2494
>>2476
noone's here
board empty
¨ No.2494
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>>2493
You did nothing wrong!
¨ No.2520  >>2521
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Too bad :(
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>>2520
That makes sense!

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No.1985  [Reply]  >>1986, >>2166, >>2455, >>2457
Do you read books Ikouchan?
I really like history books
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¨ No.2461  >>2462, >>2475
>>2334
When I read it in senior year of high school I was surprised he was a super smart, evil, cunning guy too. It's so wildly different than the grunting "fire bad!" oaf Frankenstein's monster is portrayed as pretty much everywhere else. I was even more surprised about the scene (or lack thereof) where the Doctor gets his creation to work. I didn't expect it to be lightning bolts and chewing on the scenery like the movies, but that part really sticks with me because it so portrays the moment of success in a long technical project where you're half-way not sure what you're doing, then suddenly the thing works, and you can hardly remember what you did to make it happen, and whatever it was was profoundly uninteresting in comparison to the result.
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>>2461
Good to hear!
¨ No.2475
I finished reading Dracula in English which I've never read before shino001

Also I learned that Frankenstein has several editions and the one which I has read seems like the 1818 edition

>>2461
I was surprised how the unconscious body of the monster ready to be awakened just popped out without anatomical explanation of the creation and reanimation too, which the Del Toro version was really trying to flesh out
¨ No.2485  >>2486, >>2495
I like classic mostly... Last one was Guy de Maupassant's novel, and before finished Mishima's opus magnum.

What's most important in books for you?

I'm personally like the words itself. The feeling, when you dissolve in the book, and even plot doesn't matter anymore. Because author's style, vibe, atmosphere is so... tasty. Every sentense like a masterpiece. And why I even told that, Mishima is one of such authors for me karen003
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>>2485
Good question!
¨ No.2495

>>2485
Though I'm a miserably slow reader and I haven't read a lot in my life, I agree that one of the enjoyments in reading classic literature is to appreciate the beautiful phraseologies shino002
Recently reading Frankenstein for the first time has taught me how different literary English was from modern ordinary English because English literature is hardly read in school in Japan
I've never read Mishima but Dazai's Run Melos is often read in high school here and I think its dramatic literary wording is beloved by people nationwide

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No.2310  [Reply]  >>2311, >>2453
how to work with http://tululoo.com/ like, planning all the code for a console-like game, or whatever not in its samples? It's manuals and tutorials are all sparse.
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¨ No.2376  >>2377
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Bump!
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>>2376
Lovely picture!
¨ No.2382  >>2383
Bump!
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>>2382
You are right!
¨ No.2453  >>2454
>>2310
op is gigamuslim indonesian niggerfaggot
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>>2453
Holy based!

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No.183  [Reply]  >>501
I learned MSM stands for the mainstream media
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¨ No.2274  >>2339
>>2266
Hello!
>Japanese, Korea, Chinese, and German
It's great that you are passionate about becoming a brilliant polyglot
Though I know nothing about Korean and German, I believe it's not a stretch to say that you can simultaneously learn Japanese and Mandarin by striving to be knowledgeable about Chinese characters

>>2268
I agree that Latin is unquestionably one of the most rewarding languages to acquire for how it shaped present-day European languages
I've been enchanted by learning the differences between English and Spanish so learning Latin must be fascinating too
¨ No.2316  >>2317
How do I learn every and all language, very very quickly then?
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>>2316
I've always wondered about that!
¨ No.2339  >>2340, >>2372
>>2268
>>2274
I've decided to go for it and after the first chapter it does seem to live up to it's reputation. This book has convinced me Latin'll be easy.
Not really but it was pretty easy and very satisfying so far. It's great to start learning a language and immediately be reading it.
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>>2339
You are right!
¨ No.2372
Speaking of Latin, though I've been trying to discipline myself not to be distracted by the temptation to start learning another cool language, still I'm clinging to the fantasy that I would collaterally become acquainted with Latin in learning Spanish and archaic English shino003

>>2339
I'm happy to hear that you are enjoying learning it!
I hope you will master the art of deciphering the timeless wisdom of the ancients

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No.2370  [Reply]  >>2371
A couple years ago, late at night, I was mindlessly scrolling through DeviantART without realizing that in just a few minutes, I would discover something not just good, not just great, not just amazing, not even 'perfect', but something so good that it feels like it shouldn't even possible to imagine in waking reality let alone have it actually exist. Something beyond perfection, transcendental. Almost like a divine gift that could not be crafted by human hands.

This also started about a week earlier (the fateful day was the night of March 9, 2024). I had been doing that was becoming something of a habit for me. Which was to go to deviantart and keep clicking on art that interested me in the sidebar section that's supposed show similar art, and keep doing this recursively until I had accumulated a ton of tabs. I would then go back and download all of the art. I had done this on March 3rd, and I was now doing it again on March 9th.

Suddenly, I caught something very peculiar in the corner of my eye. Even though it was just a thumbnail, my eyes became immediately fixated upon it. Not just that, but it almost felt like my visual perception had been changed in that small spot in some way. Almost like I was seeing new patterns and textures that you shouldn't be able to see, and at a much higher intensity than I previously thought imaginable. The closest analogy I can think of to describe it is image looking something beautiful shining in the light with a lot of caustic and refractive shimmers (like glass or ice) and then just imagine turning the sharpness up and up to unimaginably high levels, but without it bleeding out. Imagine doing this to such an insane degree that you begin to perceive new colors and textures. Additionally it felt almost like time had stopped, and that something very monumental had just happened. Just a moment before I was carefree, now I was suddenly intense.

I clicked on the image (for reference, it was this image https://www.deviantart.com/avchonline/art/Octavia-the-world-of-my-own-777725763)
, and I suddenly felt a very perplexing feeling. Very timeless, innocent, and nostalgic. But also very 'atmospheric', something about I started to feeling in this very surrounding and close way.

I noted the name of the artist, 'AVCHonline'. I then searched his name only to discover a plethora of related artwork. The art piece I had seen was just one of a miniseries, which itself was a precursor to his main series, 'Canterlot Royal Ballet Academy'. I searched this and felt yet another feeling, however this feeling was much less sensational and much more just confusional, almost laughter. Here I had discovered something utterly bizarre: A massive series, spanning hundreds of artworks, all consisting of anthropomorphic ponies dressed in tutus, and in incredibly intricate and striking detail. The amount of details (and the presumable amount of effort involved just as much) amazed me, and I wondered why someone would dedicate so much time to something so strange.

Within half an hour though, I would not only no exactly why, but I would feel at such a deep level that almost felt like my life mission. Soon, this feeling of confusion faded into a feeling of utter amazement, bliss, and serenity. I would begin to feel similarly feelings as the first artwork, but much more vivid and rich. I felt as if nothing else in the world mattered, everything else had completely vanished from my thoughts. Even the thought of this happening had vanished. I also began to experience an intense supernatural feeling, most closely resembling what you may know as a smell. The closest smell I can describe is like some kind of perfume. But it was not just a smell - it was all encompassing. It felt like rather than breathing it, I was flowing through some gigantic ethereal wind that was passing through my body. It could feel it in my chest, nostrils, and as a slight sensation all over my body. It felt like even when I was breathing out, I was breathing out this ethereal substance instead of breathing out air.

For reference, I have never experienced anything coming close to synesthesia in my life. And the only thing that has triggered this feeling is CRBA, and it wasn't just once - to this day, I can still get this feeling sometimes, though to much less of a degree, by looking at CRBA.

I also soon discovered a sub-series of CRBA, 'AcademyLIVE'. AcademyLIVE was themed as a hybrid of an anime of CRBA and of a fictional TV network that would report on the academy, both broadcast by PonyStarTV. I became completely enamored, I was willing to sacrifice anything for this to have been a real thing. I also began to cling immensely to the name 'AVCHonline'. I would repeat it constantly in my head.

I think part of the reason why was that I felt almost like I was in a dream. I have long had a specific kind of dream, where there is something unimaginably (in the literal sense) special in the dream. I feel like I must protect it at all costs. The special characteristic of these things are that they are unimaginable, the kind of that can't even exist in your imagination in waking reality, something special. And they alter your psyche in very special and also unimaginable ways. Sometimes in these dreams, I even become self-conscious of this fact and desperately try to somehow export or move it out of my dream and into real-life. I usually wake up right after this, and then I can't remember the special object. Not because I have forgotten, I can often remember the rest of the dream in perfect detail, but because it literally cannot exist when you are awake.

And this all had felt exactly like that, but I was awake, or at least I thought I was? At some deep down level, I had an anxiety that I was actually in some very deep lucid dream, probably why I felt so attached and tried to cling on to it so much.

CRBA is immensely special to me. It is atmospheric-driven, that is, the story is driven by its abstract aura rather than being character-driven or plot-driven. And that's thing, there isn't a story, and yet by getting into the CRBA trance you know the story. Not in the sense that you know what the plot is, but that you can picture this rich emotional atmosphere that extents far beyond each individual artwork, both spatially and temporarily.

One big component of this is seasons. CRBA is at its core very seasonal. The other aural and emotional effects contribute and define the seasons. The seasons are less 'seasons' and more emotional and spiritual tapestries. While there are four seasons in CRBA, they are not the same seasons as in this world. Two of the CRBA seasons are winter and spring, but the other two are far more unique and harder to quantify. Both of them are kind of like these magic spring summer hybrids, the difference between them being that former is 'lighter', while the latter is darker and 'richer'. There is absolutely nothing like autumn in CRBA. CRBA is the antithesis of autumn.

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¨ No.2371
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>>2370
I've always wondered about that!

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