>>82993933
>sounds cozy! expecially if you were tired and that's how you decide to relax :]
can confirm: it is! ;D i think i just needed it after the last few weeks.
>tomorrow's exam is easy it feels like a break so it's okay.
that's good. you've definitely earned one, but you do need a real one at some point, too.
>tuesday's exam gonna be a problem. i hope it goes well
wish i could support you in any meaningful way, but all i can do is wish you good luck and tell you that i'm rooting for you.
>>82993983
>mainly just who i am and what my place is in the world
i see. sometimes i feel like people are placing to much importance on this stuff. you're you and you are where you are. not like you have to be someone or somewhere anyways. you're good enough as you are, at least to me.
>was it fun alteast? I tend to not really watch tv a lot
it's basically a youtube format that became so popular it got picked up by tv and is also available on amazon prime and yeah, it's fun. ^^
>good job man
thanks. gotta be patient with that game for the good runs.
>don't think I've ever eaten that before.
both are fermented drinks. tepache is made from pineapple, sugar and spices like cinnamon, cloves and ginger and kombucha is sugared tea that's fermented by bacteria and yeast. both can be pretty good and are very easy to make, though you need a starter for kombucha. the ingredients for tepache you can just get at the store.
>>82994045
>I'm very glad you are, comfy that is
thanks. i feel like you need to be tired to really appreciate being comfy, so it kinda goes hand in hand.
>maybe sure you have a glass of water next to you so you don't have to get up and have a good time
have a bottle next to me, but i think i'll need another one. had some rather salty and spicy food.
>Mammoth, from 2006
i don't think i ever heard of that one before. the trailer looks like they tried to put in some men-in-black characters.
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>>82300706
>happy stretchin
thank you. it was a bit rough today, but i haven't been doing it for a while, so that's what i get.
>I mean modeled
that's what i thought you meant. ^^
>maybe we could :]
looking forward to it. :>
>how is your evening going btw?
not bad, not bad. just watching streams now that i did my routine. yours? btw, meowster says hi.
>happy stretchin
thank you. it was a bit rough today, but i haven't been doing it for a while, so that's what i get.
>I mean modeled
that's what i thought you meant. ^^
>maybe we could :]
looking forward to it. :>
>how is your evening going btw?
not bad, not bad. just watching streams now that i did my routine. yours? btw, meowster says hi.
>>82204761
>spoiler
never heard that argument before, but i believe that people like that exist. i mean, if they need action all the time that's fair enough, but i appreciate the quieter moments as well. i'm watching sakamoto days right now and it's one of those shows were death just happens and nobody cares, so i'm not sure why i should. it's more like one of those dynasty warrior games. as you said: it's just silly. you need to strike that weird balance where you feel like your main characters might actually be in danger without necessarily pulling the trigger. you don't want to end up like dragonball where at some point even the characters just say "oh, if anything happens we'll just get the dragonballs."
>I don't think I cared much about Zero Two. I am okay with the waifu people I have my own favorites , but eh just wasn't that into the character or anything about her
me neither. these types of characters either click with you or they don't and if they don't, they *really* don't. i'm trying to remember what the last character was that i was really into, but it's hard. i think im more of a shipper than waifu/husbando person. like i'm rather rooting for characters than fawning over them. maybe mithrun from dungeon meshi. what's yours?
>>82204817
>I watched it, I liked it well enough to be entertained, and I can appreciate it's importance and influence on anime
absolutely. i'm sure i'd be really into it if i had watched the show when i was younger. i think it's the perfect gateway into anime as a genre.
>I do feel like there's this thing we're you're supposed to pretend to like it more than you do or people get mad
i kinda get it. it's very important to a lot of people for many different things and some of them have been trapped in the shipping war trenches of that franchise for 30 years now, so telling them that it isn't as important might light a very short fuze. best you can do is nod, agree and get out of there.
>spoiler
never heard that argument before, but i believe that people like that exist. i mean, if they need action all the time that's fair enough, but i appreciate the quieter moments as well. i'm watching sakamoto days right now and it's one of those shows were death just happens and nobody cares, so i'm not sure why i should. it's more like one of those dynasty warrior games. as you said: it's just silly. you need to strike that weird balance where you feel like your main characters might actually be in danger without necessarily pulling the trigger. you don't want to end up like dragonball where at some point even the characters just say "oh, if anything happens we'll just get the dragonballs."
>I don't think I cared much about Zero Two. I am okay with the waifu people I have my own favorites , but eh just wasn't that into the character or anything about her
me neither. these types of characters either click with you or they don't and if they don't, they *really* don't. i'm trying to remember what the last character was that i was really into, but it's hard. i think im more of a shipper than waifu/husbando person. like i'm rather rooting for characters than fawning over them. maybe mithrun from dungeon meshi. what's yours?
>>82204817
>I watched it, I liked it well enough to be entertained, and I can appreciate it's importance and influence on anime
absolutely. i'm sure i'd be really into it if i had watched the show when i was younger. i think it's the perfect gateway into anime as a genre.
>I do feel like there's this thing we're you're supposed to pretend to like it more than you do or people get mad
i kinda get it. it's very important to a lot of people for many different things and some of them have been trapped in the shipping war trenches of that franchise for 30 years now, so telling them that it isn't as important might light a very short fuze. best you can do is nod, agree and get out of there.