>>10525 Tbf interacting with neighbors/individuals like that is the most socially awkward thing even for social butterflies. I'm glad you're working on your social skills hikarin!

>>10525 part of your learning experience is pushing through the nerves and embarrassment and just doing it anyway. godspeed hikarin.

>>10530 stable relationships are overrated

>>10522 Poor Hikarin. Sorry you're genetically inferior and a little ragweed almost killed you. Glad you lived long enough to post it on Hikari though. (Just messing with you)

>>10522 try some heavy metal detoxification.

>>10524 metal = ragweeds?

Eh, as a UK netizen I'm honestly not too worried. Our government does not understand what a computer is, and all of its prior forays into teh intarwebs have failed and been quietly swept under the rug. For example our previous prime minister made a big song and dance about his intent to replace our money with a cryptocurrency called "Britcoin" which has obviously since been completely forgotten about. Basically if you can crack a torrented copy of Photoshop without burning your house down then you're twelve steps ahead of Westminster when it comes to the Internet. And f it does come to the Great British Firewall, the hard work has already been done for us by our Chinese friends, who have 30 years of experience in evading technofascist surveillance and have gotten so good at it that the CCP has pretty much given up on trying to stop them. I'm sure they won't mind us borrowing their tools lol. (hopefully this shit will lead to there being far fewer people online and monolithic SNS "platforms" not being as omnipresent in the '30s as they have been in the '20s since the people mainly affected by these "child safety measures" are riajuu...)

>>10502 the chinese have what tools? i wish to have us all see what these things are currently, as preparation, before the uk shit go full force.

>>10503 proxy networks with many different names

I was feeling nostalgic for some cartoons I watched when I was younger, so I watched some clips of it on YouTube. Can they use this to flag me as potentially being underage? I'm not exactly sure how they determine this. Said cartoons are from the late 90s, mid 2000s.

>>10512 I was doing something similar and I haven't seem to be hit by it yet

no tf u won't

>>10495 Nuh uh

I will eat your ass

>>10495 do not kick my ass he gets my farm working and has a family

I tried it once, had no idea what I was doing but my dad was really good at it.

>>10198 yup it was fun >>10199 seen this too. all boomers have a buff in their ability to play it

In high school I had a pool table in our garage. We fixed the garage up as a hang out spot and a bunch of friends would show up every weekend and sometimes everyday. I'd wake up in the afternoon and there would already be a party going in our hour. We played a lot of pool and I got very good at it. I could make really hard bank shots, was really good at english and could do trick shots. But I stopped playing years ago and now I suck compared to how good I was back then. So it's kind of frustrating to play. Pool isn't that hard. It's all angles and putting spin on the cue ball. You just have to play a lot and get a feel for it. We played a lot of 9 ball usually with 5-6 people. My friend's neighbor was really good at pool and let us hang out in his shop where he had a table. He stayed out there most nights because his wife was addicted to the internet/computer. He had a bunch of friends that were pool sharks. We learned a lot playing with them. They were so good that if you missed on your turn you were likely not getting another shot for 20+ minutes. Sometimes we'd have 8 people playing one game. Since we were young they didn't play for money when they played with us. They just practiced their game. They'd all go to pool halls and play for money. They took us a couple of times and I won a few games. I lost a lot too. The pool hall was really cool they had tons of tables and a bunch of 9 foot tables. You wouldn't think it'd make much difference but that extra foot really makes things much harder. I loved playing on those tables. They let you smoke and drink inside. You could bring your own liquor and everything. There aren't any pool halls here anymore now. When our state passed the no smoking inside law most of them closed up within a year. I think they're closing up most everywhere now. Young people don't go to them. When I went I was by far the youngest person there. Most people were 40+ years old and a lot of elderly guys. I think the pool hall sub-culture is dying off.

>>10465 pool halls are terrifying i'd reckon people lose lots there to boomers >no smoking inside law grim, the people still remains must've had fun seeing new people come in though

>>10474 Back when I went to pool halls in high school the pool hall was a really smoky place. It looked like a fog bank in there. Same goes for the arcade. The only place I know of where people still play pool in public are some local bars. I've played a few games for money but never like in the pool halls. In the pool halls they played a lot of 9 ball and rotation. Rotation is really hard game and you can lose a lot of money fast. They also played a lot of 7-ball which is a lesser known variation of 9-ball. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-ball Really hard game to play if you aren't already really good.

my fortune is ass mannnnnnnnn

Sometimes just having a new set of eyes or hands on it makes it work itself out. As an IT Specialist I know that happens alot

greentext storying on my hikari chan?

honestly, I didn't think it'd actually work

>>10257 atp i just shut it down and switch it on again

Best answer I got for ya was Teto's Synth V bank. Very much so worth my money.

>>10375 I wanna put my baguette in her V bank

>>10377 I could take all of triple baka at the same time

>>10365 rin forever >>10372 same i feel like i've only seen her recently

utau teto is handholdingo

>>10439 Jesus did cannabis right https://allthatsinteresting.com/jesus-miracles-cannabis-oil

>>10431 I'm not Muslim. Those rules do not apply to me.

>>10439 Many Christians may rail against marijuana but there isn't necessarily anything in the Bible against marijuana explicitly. I'm no theologian or spiritual leader but I would guess that as long as you are practicing MODERATION, likely more moderation than is required for alcohol (which too many weed smokers are incapable of), then it's a similar rule to alcohol. Most theological arguments I hear against marijuana is that the frequent usage of such makes you retarded (which is true) and inhibits your ability to pray and foster spiritual connections. Any form of substance addiction or dependence is inherently bad, especially from a Christian perspective. >>10440 This is highly debated, not widely accepted, and should not be taken as fact or necessarily used to prove anything.

>>10440 Also something else to note about this is using cannabis extract in an anointing oil is not NEARLY the same as smoking weed or otherwise ingesting it recreationally.

>>10441 revert to islam nao hikarin

>>10423

Curious about what Frieren would think about the armpit hikarin who was the 10,000th post

>>10432 Well anon she wouldn't think anything as she's a fictional character who doesn't exist.

>>10433 i think we had a mandela effect happen what it wasnt frierens armpits

>>10434 >hiding armpit kino Low T.