Thread 82264329

longing 4 my days as a chemist and taking it easy

>>82264329 (OP)
Longing for my (not yet gone) days as a NEET and taking it hard

>>82264372
r u gonna find a job anon?

>>82264439
Yeah... I got a call back and now just need to schedule an interview but it's tempting to just ghost them... I don't want a job ;_;
Gonna go outside for a walk and think about it, maybe that'll get me to take it easy a bit

>>82264474
>Yeah... I got a call back and now just need to schedule an interview but it's tempting to just ghost them... I don't want a job ;_;
but u'll get moneys anon! Don't u wanna get money?
what kind of job is it?
>Gonna go outside for a walk and think about it, maybe that'll get me to take it easy a bit
that seems 2 b like a good idea

Sleepy day today. I had to go out in the sun earlier and I daresay it was almost nice despite being 31C. Have I acclimatised now?

>>82264474
Part-time work isn't too bad. Is that an option for you?

>>82258580
>what if it's important, like a call from ur supervisor or smth?
If it's something like that they'll show up in my contacts.
>...like what?
Knowing how to post a letter feels like a good barometer for very basic life skills.
>u wanna gamble?
I've thought about playing poker there but the buy-in and blinds are very high. Plus people on those tables are probably better at poker than I am so it's probably a good way to lose all my money.

>>82264329 (OP)
are you studying chemistry?

Finding something to read and taking it easy!

>>82265259
>Sleepy day today. I had to go out in the sun earlier and I daresay it was almost nice despite being 31C. Have I acclimatised now?
don't get sunburnt!
>If it's something like that they'll show up in my contacts.
i suppose that's true
>Knowing how to post a letter feels like a good barometer for very basic life skills.
now i feel like even more of a failure...
>I've thought about playing poker there but the buy-in and blinds are very high. Plus people on those tables are probably better at poker than I am so it's probably a good way to lose all my money.
u could try smth easier like blackjack
>>82265271
i used 2 do it
miss those days...
>>82265384
wut r u reading?

>>82265442
Gay fanfiction!

>>82265740
is it about randal?
what else have u done 2day?

Took another nap and I'm feeling slightly more with it now.

>>82265442
>don't get sunburnt!
I wasn't out for too long and tried to stay in the shade for most of it. I should be alright.
>now i feel like even more of a failure...
Fortunately this stuff is very easy to learn and look up.
>u could try smth easier like blackjack
I don't know if I'd say blackjack is easier. It has a lower barrier to entry (financially) and the lowest house edge if you know how to card count, which is a lot harder than it looks. At that point just play Baccarat, which has the lowest house edge without advantage play.

taking it easy during lunch break
looks like this time i'll arrive a bit later at work, gonna hop off later as a result
had to order a new water gallon though, and the guy got lost on the way here, so kek
poor dude, having to go out in such harsh weather with a water gallon on his shoulder, i thank him for his sacrifice with a modest offering of salted crackers

>>82265259
>31C
and you find that hot? lol, lmao even
try 40c with uv index 11 on your head...
>it was almost nice
i agree, 30c weather is still pleasant, a little bit warm but still pleasant

>>82264513
>Don't u wanna get money?
Not really to be nanodesu... Money is the source of all evil etc etc. But you do need it in this gay society unfortunately

>that seems 2 b like a good idea
Now I am too tired to feel anxious so it did help a bit

>>82265259
>Is that an option for you?
Yes, this job is actually part time! Only 3 days a week. But that's still an [undefined] amount more work than I've ever done in my life lole

>>82266745
>try 40c with uv index 11 on your head...
I've been near that before and it sucks. My fragile English body isn't meant for these temperatures.
>a little bit warm but still pleasant
I think you're a madman...

>>82267029
I've mostly worked part-time jobs. Being a freeter isn't too bad. It's a good balance between making money to buy cool things and taking it easy.

I cant believe this is how TIE threads are ending..

>>82266622
>I wasn't out for too long and tried to stay in the shade for most of it. I should be alright.
how intense was the sun?
>Fortunately this stuff is very easy to learn and look up.
maybe i should send u smthg as practice...
>I don't know if I'd say blackjack is easier. It has a lower barrier to entry (financially) and the lowest house edge if you know how to card count, which is a lot harder than it looks. At that point just play Baccarat, which has the lowest house edge without advantage play.
what's baccarat like?
>>82266745
>modest offering of salted crackers
that doesn't sound like a good snack 4 hot weather...
>>82267029
>Not really to be nanodesu... Money is the source of all evil etc etc. But you do need it in this gay society unfortunately
yeah that's true... I wish i could do stuff without moneys...
>Now I am too tired to feel anxious so it did help a bit
that's nise
what r u gonna do now?
>>82267716
i didn't hear no bell!

>>82267845
>how intense was the sun?
Pretty bad. I needed to wear my shades so I didn't go blind.. Even then it was still really bright.
>maybe i should send u smthg as practice...
Might be a good idea. But you'll have to figure out how to do it on your own otherwise you won't learn.
>what's baccarat like?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3HPFoKrOPY
It's basically just a coin flip.

>>82266378
Yeah, obviously.
Not much, met my parents, we rode a long car ride home then I ate 3 slices of pizza for lunch and had a nap.

>>82267194
>My fragile English body isn't meant for these temperatures.
fair
on the bright side, you can withstand much colder temperatures than me, so there's that
>madman
nah, just born and raised in hell, and recently escaped it, lol
air conditioners are definitely god's creation

>>82267845
>that doesn't sound like a good snack 4 hot weather...
it's all i have, and all they can afford to eat since their employer exploits the shit out of them
they often don't even have time for a proper meal, so that's at least better than nothing, right?

Also, if the weather tomorrow will be fine I'll go fishing with my dad. Pretty excited, never fished before.

thread ded long live the thread

>>82268348
>Pretty bad. I needed to wear my shades so I didn't go blind.. Even then it was still really bright.
at least u looked kewl!
>spoiler
i shall probably ask my dad 4 help lol
>It's basically just a coin flip.
It's that simple? Sounds like a simpler version of roulette
>>82269012
sounds nice
do u live with them now?
>>82269479
>it's all i have, and all they can afford to eat since their employer exploits the shit out of them
what about a cold drink?
share a coke!
>>82269827
sounds nise. Good luck on ur fishing trip! Fishing is fun!

>>82269479
>on the bright side, you can withstand much colder temperatures than me, so there's that
That's true. It was pretty funny in winter seeing everyone in big coats while walking around in a t-shirt.
>air conditioners are definitely god's creation
I don't know how people can live without them.

>>82271535
>at least u looked kewl!
That's not the word I'd use...
>It's that simple? Sounds like a simpler version of roulette
Pretty much. Better odds as well. You still lose in the long run, just less than you would on roulette.

Take it easy, anonys!

>>82271535
I'm so excited man.. I'm so excited.

>>82267194
>It's a good balance between making money to buy cool things and taking it easy.
Yeah. I imagine once I'm used to it I'll be able to take it easy, but the adjustment period will be brootal...

>>82267845
>what r u gonna do now?
The same thing I do every night, Kaggy. Watch YouTube slop!

>>82272092
>That's not the word I'd use...
Y not...
>>82272092
>Pretty much. Better odds as well. You still lose in the long run, just less than you would on roulette.
Ofc
The house always wins
>>82272111
So true!
>>82272971
Rly? Well then enjouly ur fishing trip!
>>82273705
>The same thing I do every night, Kaggy. Watch YouTube slop!
What you2b slop have u watched 2day?

Rough times for these threads...
At least the bakatachi seem to have left

booog stop stalking aisu and play epog with us
>>82274663
were lurking waiting for our time to strike

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXHjVGaHkW8
I love this time period. Is like Tolkienesque in a way. Bizzare primodial stuff that actually ties into our own lore, even if it is through the Jews so often. Alos wonder if our own horses drinking from the Black Sea mythos comes from this. Heckin' fascinating. Don't you think so, OP?

>>82274770
Albert here just baiting hos to confirm their loyalty.

>>82274663
it's okay
tell me about ur day, anon!
>>82274964
did sargon's horses drink form the Mediterranean or smth?

>>82275240
No, but the sea to sea motiff seems shared. The writers of that myth as well as such icons as the iron wolf were Christians who wanted the country to appear to have had a Christoid tradition. I thinkt he only unique untarnished mythos we have is the one of Sovijus cause it explains cremation in a way that doesn't really make sense to Jews, but idk.

I was at the gym and someone thanked me for something and instead of replying "you're welcome" I said "thank you"
>>82274770
I used to play wow private servers because I didn't want to spend the money and the game is fun. I'd drop it after like 20 hours most times because I'd start to get addicted and I'd feel guilty over it...

>>82275268
Feel free to ignore this btw. An old man better get used to it.

>>82274770
At least you know you're a baka
>>82275240
>it's okay
Maybe things will go back to normal in 2 weeks if you keep pretending it is
My day is fine, just chillin in bed and taking it easy. Deciding what vidya to play next
EU5 coming out in 2 months, are you excited?

>>82275559
>Maybe things will go back to normal in 2 weeks if you keep pretending it is
so true!
>My day is fine, just chillin in bed and taking it easy. Deciding what vidya to play next
r u done with metroid then?
R u enjoying ur hermit arc?
>EU5 coming out in 2 months, are you excited?
I sure am! Hopefully i am skilled enough at games 2 enjoy it!
>>82275268
>The writers of that myth as well as such icons as the iron wolf were Christians
wdym
the legend clearly speaks of pagan magicks
such things would've been no bueno 4 christians in those times
>>82275272
how long have u been attending the gym, yuki anon? How was ur day over all?

>>82275268
I thinkt he only unique untarnished mythos we have is the one of Aisus cause it explains procreation in a way that doesn't really make sense to Jews, but idk.

>>82275596
Well, the irn wolf specifically is more of the grey area of Romantic mythos (as it's when it was first written) when Roman myths were kind of okay (i.e. Palemon myht etc.). Yeh, you're right. It's not straight up Christian itself, but made somewhat acceptable to them. I think a better example of what Im talking about would be Romuva. The concept looks good for modern Balt pagans, but it's more akin to something Christids invented to make baganism look more diametrically opposed to Christianity by giving it some mirror characteristics. Like I know you mean Lizdeika isn't shown in a particularly negative way, but I think the very position of kriviu krivaitis might be invented to make bagans seem more like a threat and was later taken by the writiers of the Bychowiec chronicle I think to give a sort of Roman/Christian origing to the Lithuanian state to make it seem more civilized maybe. So as opposed to this the Sovijus mythos was written by ppl who had no close connection to the people (neither positive nor personally negative) seeing it as just a simple curiosity, weird and unacceptable as it may be. K just ignore me now siiiiigh... I got way too much drinks for my burial ritual.

Also, a lot of this stuff was written like just a little over a century after official conversion and the most important thing to them was beating the Moskals over any Christian larping. De moribus tartarorum, lituanorum et moscorum could have pretty much been written for today's political climate. ''We are so Western and civilized, we basically speak Latin'' but also ''The West is doomed we need le strong leader to put the degenerates in place just as the Asiatics got''.

>>82275596
>r u done with metroid then?
>R u enjoying ur hermit arc?
Damn, are you in my browser cookies? I didn't consent to getting tracked...
Anyway yes to both. Couldn't become a hermit sadly, but it's quiet enough that I don't mind
>skilled enough
It's just a reskin of EU4 isn't it? You'll be fine

>>82274770
kiss my butt

Taking it easy and setting up Obsidian so my notes can be properly tagged and not just scattered around. Hopefully that should make writing stuff easier in the future. You can have it copy annotations over from Zotero which is very handy.

>>82274440
>The house always wins
They wouldn't be in business if they didn't.

>>82275272
>I said "thank you"
That's much less embarrassing than a "y-you too," so you at least didn't do that.

>>82276065
How did you find Metroid Prime?

>>82276881
>Obsidian
Did they improve it?
Last time I checked it felt like using a glorified text editor, so I switched to Logseq and never looked back
>How did you find Metroid Prime?
The first half was good, then it starts to become a chore by making you backtrack and item hunt all the time while not having enough variety in the gameplay to justify the process. Overall not a bad game, but not that great either

>>82276065
i am in ur walls haha
>>82276065
>Couldn't become a hermit sadly, but it's quiet enough that I don't mind
y not?
>It's just a reskin of EU4 isn't it? You'll be fine
It is a LOT moar than just a reskin of eu4. It's pretty much a completely different game at this point. It's a lot moar similar 2 vic2 and imperator rome than eu4 methinks
>>82276881
wut's obsidian?
wut r u gonna do 2day?

>>82277436
>Did they improve it?
I'm not too familiar with it beyond the tinkering I've done today but it has Zotero support, I can do cross-referencing, and I can back everything up in plaintext with syncthing, which is all I need.
Some people seem to go completely overboard with it and document their whole life using it but I just need it to make work a bit more organised.
>it starts to become a chore by making you backtrack and item hunt all the time
That's the biggest complaint I've heard, which puts me off playing it.
What's the next game on the docket?

>>82277444
>wut's obsidian?
A note taking application with a bunch of organisation features.
>wut r u gonna do 2day?
Faff around with Obsidian.

Fished with my dad for the day, caught a couple decent-sized perches, had an amazing bonding time. Overall, a 10/10 experience.

>>82264329 (OP)
Biochemist/molecular biologist here, the work is indeed quite comfy

Cognac to prepare for bone aches.

>>82277444
>i am in ur walls haha
I-I do not consent to that...
>y not?
People, people everywhere... And also my parents being insufferable normoids
>It's a lot moar similar 2 vic2 and imperator rome
I haven't played either of those, what should I expect?
Do you think you'll like it more than EU4?
>>82277592
>Zotero support
Never heard of it but there's a plugin for it in Logseq. Might be worth trying it out
>What's the next game on the docket?
Technically it would be Dishonored 2, but as a hardcore gamer I have about 15 other games I'm currently playing, some casually and a bunch to which I'm trying to stay committed, including Death Stranding

>>82277958
Glad you had a fun time!

>>82278672
>Might be worth trying it out
I'll give it a look. It seems like it's more of a planner than I'd be using Obsidian for (more like a personal wiki) but I can always stand to be more organised.
>Technically it would be Dishonored 2
I've not played that, but I did enjoy Prey and I assume Arcane's other games are fun too.
>Death Stranding
Keep on keeping on

>>82277592
>Faff around with Obsidian.
how is that going 4 u?
>>82277958
glad u enjoyed it!
wut r u gonna do with the fishes?
>>82278094
ughhhh i wish i didn't fail my course...
>>82278672
>I-I do not consent to that...
i see eburything!
>People, people everywhere... And also my parents being insufferable normoids
what r they doing?
>I haven't played either of those, what should I expect?
very in depth stuff. Lots of mechanics involving trade, population, etc. eu4 will be childsplay compared 2 it
r u intrested?

>>82279343
>how is that going 4 u?
I managed to get a template that works well for me. Now it's a matter of going through all my Zotero annotations and adding them to it, tagging them properly, and writing a little summary.

Still living the neet life, helping my mom, taking care of my cats, and TAKING IT EASY

>>82279639
what kind of summary do u write?