A question of why, a what if.
People consider death the end of pain, while it may be start of it.
Maybe you wonder why did it all have to happen, simply why did I even have to exist.

Probability tells us the likelyhood, history tells of what has happened, but very few things tell us the why.

To exist is one thing, to live is another, it's a misconception that both are the same.

Working for a living and living for a working, both may sound similar, but are not the same.

>>54232
Religion tends to tell the 'why'. You could look into that.

https://chatwork.wodemo.net

>>54233
They don't tell, they speculate.

https://chan155.wodemo.com

>>37159
The great /general/ wipe was almost 9 years ago. That blows my mind.

are bunbun still making music

>>54199
Can't speak for the others, but I stopped making music ages ago.

>>54202
why

>>54205
At first, I was just frustrated with how samey all of my stuff was starting to sound and how I was dissatisfied with the stuff I was making. Then over time my life started getting busier and more stressful, and I was no longer willing to spend the time or capable of dealing with the frustration of failing to make something decent.

Sometimes I miss making music, but looking back there really was no point to it all beyond doing it for myself - there are countless people making music out there, all hoping someone will enjoy their music (many of them better musicians than me), but in practice there's more music being made than there are people interested in listening to random people's music (and those people can only listen to so much music - neither time nor interest are infinite) so it's not like I'm really adding anything to the world by making music (and arguably I'd just be dragging attention away from more deserving artists). So if I'm the only one really benefiting from it, it makes more sense to spend my time on something that brings me more enjoyment with less effort, like playing video games.

>from 7:00 AM to about 4:00 PM Central Standard Time
In other words, when everybody sane is at work (EST), having breakfast (CST), or asleep (PST)...
NEET scum!

This is F.S.G. again. I have taken a hint from complaints and stopped posting everywhere for a while.

Many things have changed. To make the stream more friendly towards non-NEET scum, Japanophobia now runs Saturdays only. The previous schedule was to to having to fill time and share.

Japanophobia now begins from 7:00 AM Central Standard Time and continues for 24 hours. Schedules are integrated into the broadcast.

The thread on OPERATORchan /dmz/ seems to be doing well, just so you know we are not evil.

As for where I heard of Bunbunmaru, it is listed on allchans.org, and I made this post especially for you to show my appreciation.

Keeping F.S.G. alive by inviting new people is very important to me and image boards are the only means I know of. If this is not welcome here, I understand, and I am sorry.

>>52033
fuck off, literally nobody cares.

>>52035
I have talked to people from Bunbunmaru on the #fatstupidgarbage IRC channel, so frankly your statement just is not true.

>>52036
Sorry dude, I'm gonna have to go with
>>52035
on this one.

A story about a insane sniper working as a vigilante killing bandits in a post-apocalyptic world with a broken android. Soon everyone wants the android.

Good shit

>>53890
god damn, that was an interesting but painful read. Marathoned all 6 volumes. I'm just glad that Eliza somehow made it out alive.

The manga shits all over idealism in multiple cases like how Kenji's party in C area just results in a bloodbath, how Makilda still has to make compromises by agreeing to give over Alice to Kenji despite her self-assumed position as Shuu's guardian, and how the idealist Kenji meets his end after giving Shuu a hug as promised. It's so fucking twisted.

Also, while looking for a cut of Eliza that I could post, I noticed this line again. I wonder if Shuu could have been steered away from the bloodbath had Eliza come to Alamo together since she seems to be the single person in this world that he cares about.

>>53910
Check out some other works of the author. He really has a knack for this stuff. Becchin to Mandara and Joshi Kouhei especially. Even if the later is still not completely translated.

I've stumbled upon a true gem haven't I.

>>54182
Heloooo!

Привет.

Where the HELL are we?

>>49604
I am here!

It's a little hard to explain because it's completely different from a standard orgasm. You get these sweeping "waves" of pleasure that go throughout your body and they get more and more intense until your body is shaking and convulsing violently, like electricity is shooting through your body. Then you feel overcome by it like you're paralyzed, but your whole body is shaking and quivering while your prostate releases a bunch of precum.

That's just from my experience, though, and I actually doubt that I achieved full orgasm because I kept feeling like I could feel even better, but was too tired to get to that point.

If you masturbate normally while you're doing it, you'll have the best ejaculatory orgasm you've ever had.

in addition to this shitpost, i thought >>49480 and >>49481 were a little witty and I smiled. thanks! :)

>>49616
I wanna feel the orgasm

The other guy left, I joined instead.

>>54065
I suggest going on an imageboard, any you want, and getting into a long conversation about a topic you like with someone. Once the conversation looks like it's about to end, tell the person you enjoyed it and would like to talk to them more, and leave a mean to contact you. Most of the time, this works. I've met many long-term friends that way. Alternatively, you can become a really active tripfriend and wait until someone asks you for contact info; I've had that happen to me as well.

>>54079
Not him, but does that even still work in 2019? The internet has changed, and while 4chan was already terrible a few years ago it's become far, far worse since then. Other imageboards are, and always have been, too inactive for conversations like that.

>>54080
Admittedly, I haven't tried this year because I already have too many friends, but I can guarantee it would work. I've been on 4chan since 2007 and I can tell you that, apart from an influx due to the election, it hasn't changed that much since 2015. There's a bigger amount of normalfags, but most of the cool people who were there back then are still there today. You just need to find someone that you'll get along with. Sometimes you might add people and end up having to delete them for whatever reason, but just don't give up and eventually you'll find one.

Every Internet friend I come across only lasts for as much as a few days or weeks when it comes to sustained conversation

I know love comes from unexpected corners at unexpected times but it's going to be a bit shite this holiday season

internet friends are fleeting and you can never be sure that they're not posting screenshots of your conversations in some discord circlejerk wehre everyone laughs at you. Be your ofwn friend, Like me.

>>54155
Absolutely right

>>54155
Day-month-year can be confused for month-day-year during the first 12 days of each month. Year-month-day (written with full year) is unambiguous, in addition to making more sense when combined with a time indication (2020-02-15 03:00 is ordered from most significant value to least significant value, while '15-02-2020 03:00' is not and '00:03 15-02-2020' would make no sense).

>>54158
You will never get confused if it's the only or primary system you use, in addition the most significant value should not be in the foremost position in this case as it is the value we use the least. I know what year it is, the day is what changes most so it's the information that I would rather have at the fore so I can see it easier and faster.

>>54159
>You will never get confused if it's the only or primary system you use
But I'm not the only one writing dates and timestamps. At some point I'll be looking at both my own timestamps and someone else's timestamps, and I don't think we're ever going to convince Americans to move away from the dumb month-day-year system, so having unambiguous timestamps eliminates potential for confusion.

>I know what year it is
>>53534 was posted in 2017, >>53697 was posted in 2019, >>54124 was posted in 2020. You know what year it is right now, but you don't know what year it was when the date was written. If you don't specify the year, timestamps have an expiry date of less than a year before you need to reference external information to find out when that was. (This problem is most apparent when seeing a December timestamp in January - was this posted on December 1st, or January 12th? You NEED the year.)

>the day is what changes most
But that's wrong. The millisecond count changes most, after which come the number of seconds, minutes and hours, all before the day. By that logic, full timestamps should be written 003.20:26:16 15-02-2020, which is very confusing as HH:MM:SS.mmm is the universally agreed upon format for hours-minutes-seconds-milliseconds. To fit that, the date should be formated as year-month-date. You can then just read from right to left if you want to check the least significant values first, just like you do with numbers.

>YY 20
>Europeans still seething about MM/DD
God bless