I will kick your ass 
do you guys have any ideas for a comfy job i could take? i am worried since i do not believe my neet life is sustainable any longer ... 
>>9988 Security guard is the ultimate comfy NEET job.
>>10491 Absolutely true, if you get the right site. I mostly just read, study, and watch anime with little actual work to be done.
>>9988
I have a NEET job with a high entry barrier. I'm mission essential and just babysit the other crew and make sure pc's work 
>>9988 if u can face people for few seconds each time u meet them, then a delivery rider. the comfy depends on weather and orders luck. it's literally the best for people who dislikes coworkers' bullshit for there's none. besides, you are -always- on the move, always kinetic, opposite to sitting in one place which have an effect on other wageslaver's mind (you don't understand it if you haven't done any) if u do not mind messing with your sleep cycle, then a nightshift bodyguard. the downside is this is already very close to police shit (and as we know police are people who sells their souls to whoever in power, so... up to u, depends on your morals and ideology), and there's a small chance of danger with criminals. coworkers' bullshit is also based on luck; if u get the alone one. then there's kurt cobain, worked as school janitor before he got big as a band. i bet that must have a certain solitary comfiness.
Ever played Pool before?
I tried it once, had no idea what I was doing but my dad was really good at 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.
The userbase here are such twinks.
>be me >become tech support for my entire family >mom I'm just guessing >Computer fixes itself >I couldn't figure out what happened. fml
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?
Which one of the Triple Bakas is your guys' favorites?
Mine is Teto 
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
utau teto is handholdingo
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>>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.
will it happen?
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 
How much facial hair have other hikarin grown 
>>10222
>facial hair is completely alterable
oh really? how come I can't grow a beard then
I've grown quite a bit on my neck. I should try to remove that.
>>10223 cos youre pure soul. pure soul guys usually produce no beard.
>>10223
Guess you're just destined to be a twink or femboy for all eternity, sorry bro 
this place looks cool
i come from the 4chan ad
may i stay? 
