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No.643
>>642Do they last long or are they quick?
Whenever I get one I put pressure on my upper lip and it always stops, I don't remember where I learned that
No.644
>>643I just put in tissue and leave it for an hour, then take it out.
Usually over by then.
No.645
>>644I don't want you to run out of blood ;_;
What did you do last night
No.646
>>645Sat at home, rewatching LotGH and playing Civ4.
Thanks for the concern.
No.647
>>646Oh, also, had a nosebleed last night while pacing and thinking up this.
http://dreamchan.net/dr/res/588.html#635What did you do?
No.648
>>647:(
I went a friend's house and drank actually, it was a great time. definitely out of charactet, i needed it i think.
also logh is fucking great, makes me smile
No.649
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quak
BAVI poster, here.
Do you think BAVI in your everyday life? Do you notice them? I do, every day. Whether they're pigeons on a wire or a hummingbird flying high-up across a busy intersection
No.650
>>649I love birds so much. Even pigeons, I wave to them when I see them
If I didn't think caging them was a travesty, I would absolutely have a pet birb
No.652
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>>650>I wave to them when I see themHow sweet. I coo at almost anything living if I am not around people. "Hello, sweet flower." "Hello squirrel, your tail has a curl."
Many birbs are very happy indoors after building a relationship with their owners and being given freedom to fly around the house. I have met and heard of several such flying fluffs.
>>651Lucky! How lucky to see that bird for the short time that he was there, and hear his song that he sang so briefly across the scope of the day. Birds are a blessing.
No.662
>>661Eh. Spend a lot of time playing games, shitposting, or reading.
It's okay.
No.663
>>662I'm just asking out of curiousity, not malice
Do you like that or are you actively trying to escape that?
No.666
>>665Oh boy, here we go!
Hail!
No.668
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>>659I'm a maintenance electrician for industrial automation equipment at a multinational beer brewing company. It's pretty fun. One of the machinists has a very sweet Budgie and I ask him to send me pictures of her. She is a real sweetheart, from what I hear.
There are many people out there who realize BAVI, but many more who don't….
My #1 hobby is reading - I consider lurking reading right alongside sci-fi novels, it's just not critical analysis like you might approach a book by Nabokov.
No.669
>>668That sounds… Super neat! That pic is 10/10 too
Do u get free booze
No.672
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>>669My mistake with the thumbnail, I'd thought it was this one.
It is pretty neat, and yes I get free booze, but I don't drink much, so I give the majority of it away
No.673
>>659I'm an EMT.
I save hobos
No.676
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>>675I would love to, Anon.
No.677
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>>660>>659recent neet here, too
working in warehouses has ruined all the hope i had of finding peace in a parttime job
i feel like a leech a lot of the time but i try to clean up the house and stuff, so I feel a little less guilty
No.678
>>677Warehouses are soul sucking, I'd honestly rather work at McDonald's
Hey as long as you contribute
No.886
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I know this sounds very negative and possibly rude but I dislike negative deeds a lot.
Saying you want to die or you skipped work for anime is not a deed. It's something you want to stop doing, a bad habit that can be changed by doing improving and doing deeds.
No.887
>>886I agree that I like to see deeds for true 'deeds' more than anything
The general blotter it's become is interesting, I still want to hear what they have to say
Maybe a daily "how are you doing" thread would be better
No.888
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>>677sort of an update, i started working at a friend's coffee shop and i've never felt better about the way my life is headed. i'll be able to afford a car soon and i just really enjoy working now in general. the difference between grinding through a shitty part-time job at a corporate convenience store and working over-overtime at a place your love is huge.
No.889
>>888[Lucky get]
That's fantastic man, congratulations. It's amazing what just having a routine can accomplish.
What's your favorite thing to eat there
No.923
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>>918I am. My parents are drunkards and I feel like I can't draw. Back to lurking
No.930
>>923My parents were fucked up too. I spent a lot of time in Al-Anon and Ala-Teen growing up. I'm not sure if they have those in your country, but it's basically a group of people who have addicts in their lives, who talk about how it affects them.
You would be surprised at how much common ground you will find yourself having with those total strangers. The most empathetic thing in the world, when you are ashamed or saddened about something, is to hear the words, "Me too." and you will find that and more in those groups.
