please upload the final result to vidlii when you guys finish it

Took me a while because my voice is a little hoarse

>>11615 You have a beautiful voice

>>11615 moonman?? on my hikarinchan???

>>11615 what a beutiful voice

No to all of these questions. I'm too lazy to do anything.

>>11640 I'll gift you a big kiss on the cheek Hikarin

>>11640 I'm getting my neighbors chocolates. My relatives tell me I'm stupid for doing that though.

>>11604 >don't drink tea with sugar Why not? I don't use that much, only because of tradition. I'd like to know if I'll lose a leg in 20 years - then I'll stop, lol. You seem to be well educated. >don't ever use teabags So I'd prefer open leaf instead? Not sure I follow. It's a little hard to get my hands on the good stuff/ I naturally have poor nutritional health; I'll have to look at this more thankeys >>11607 >how and where can i find Chai rooibos? I'm American and I can find it in most grocery stores under the Yogi brand. It claims to be completely organic and caffeine free, so it's probably safe to consume a lot of. The other poster looks to know more about health though. The brand also has other stuff.

>>11607 colors are about how processed the tea is with oxidization, despite, for these "colors", it all being the same tea plant source that is Camellia sinensis. white->green->black. more oxidization leads to more caffeine and tannins. >>11608 >why no sugar? processed sugar is generally unhealthily a bad source of sugar and it gets in the way of tea taste. the sweet hints from dried fruits, berries, and herbs are just important and lose sense if they're diluted by sugar. plus no sugar in tea means you can drink teas nearly as much as you want. sugar is really subversive when it's in drinks (rehydration solutions rely on tricking the patient with the sweet taste so they drink up the sweet water quick). better snack on honey during your tea time instead, as it's gustatorially difficult to eat too much honey. or get yourself simplest, least "additive maxed" ice cream possible. I drink litres of tea a day, and I'd die of diabetes by now if I were to sweeten my teas. not that I'd recommend to consume litres of non-herbal teas, though. in this sense, non-tannin teas are good as tea mix bases. in my case, drinking litres grew into a routine habit as I'm also sometimes too lazy to buy water to drink, but I've been feeling rather good. possible fluoride accumulation could be bad, but my recent checkups and samples' tests didn't find anything unhealthy or off. possible caffeine overdose could be bad, but I don't feel different since before. iron absorption interference is a good thing since being a bit below "recommended" blood iron levels means you're neither anemic nor at risk of ferroptosis if you'd ever get sick (my levels were average though, somehow). >So I'd prefer open leaf instead? yeah! the more it looks like leaves and the less it looks like dust, the better. unless you taste-check how it's like as a drink first, and see that it's okay as-is, of course. I've only had bad experience with non-teabag "dusty" teas. some companies' teas just really never get good even if you make them extra strong. it's really some company processing and storage thing, as some waste the same teas from the same exporting country while others just get it right. by the way, rooibos is rather alright as minor bonus vitamin B intake. funny that it smells like tobacco, is related to tobacco by vitamins B, but has completely different reasons for smelling like that.

>>11591 Why tea over coffee? I never got why people were like that.

>>11591 Ginger Tea, bless. Just a few slices of lemon and maybe 2 thin slices of ginger with skin on (wash it), and just boil it. You can add honey, avoid processed sugar like the hikarin above said. Ginger is really good.

>>11591 Try different strengths and prepariations. I think most people add hot water to the bag then add milk, but sometimes it can be nice to steep the tea in milk for a while before adding the hot water (though don't tell anyone, they hate to hear this). If you really want to use tea to it's fullest, cook with it. Anything that requires hot water to cook will absorb tea flavours. I mostly use it in vegetable stews and soups, but it works well with freezedried noodles too (savory varieties). I even tried it in a wet stirfry once, was great. It's a strange ingredient that I can't actually identify in the taste of foods, but still notice how the dish is better for it. It must layer a base flavour, or maybe it's a caffine hit?

Neat, .mod support https://modarchive.org/module.php?103343

https://modarchive.org/module.php?138559

hey this is cool https://modarchive.org/module.php?32510

>>11146 This one I also like

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>>11622 Santa does exist sweet hikarin, don't let them tell you otherwise. Who else gives you presents and eats your cookies? Checkmate gaytheists.

>>11624 You're a nazi.

>>11626

>>11617 SANTA EXISTS! I BELIEVE IN SANTA

>>11610 And in a week I'm going face fuck teto to fucking death for christmas!!!

I am doing nothing this Christmas.

to be honest i wanna just enjoy some foods wich i know that people will bring, and rest, however im excited. BRING MY PUDDING!!

I will be spending time with my family for Christmas. I did not buy any gifts and I am not expecting any gifts, but dinner and quality time with loved ones is good enough.

>>11579 I'm gonna buy gifts for my friends!!

Merry christmas

>>11008 Fatty all the way >>11162 If her tits are obscuring her tummy you can always make her chubby to get the best of both worlds, you can have the cake and eat it (but it's best to give the cake to your favorite girl so that she gets even more chubby

fat chest ftw

large breast are an R strategy is generaly a waste of energy the point of which is to attract mating partner at the expense of wasting energy and resource that could be better used elsewhere. flat chest is a conservation of energy for women seeking partner for more long term relationship so they conserve the energy for the offspring instead of a pointless ornamental stack of fat

>>11182 But you see, if a woman has a large, thick, juicy, chest, she will attract men such as myself with more success than a flat-chested woman. Also, remember that fat *stores* energy, so the woman with fat breasts will be able to store more energy for our offspring (and more milkies for me).

>>11182 >>11187 Hikarins where did you get so smart

>>11342 people know that cigarrets and etc are bad, but still smoking and i never get why. if you wanna be relax, why you dont do a hobbie or just exercices?

>>11586 i cant do either of those things in a social setting though can i baka

>>11586 i have hobbies and i exercise, quite regularly. cigarettes are a stopgap from other, more self-destructive vices. if i didn't have the luxury of smoking a cigarette periodically i'd probably turn to marijuana or alcohol instead and i struggle to stop myself when i have those, whereas i have good control over my relationship with cigarettes. another thing to note is a cigarette is an immediate destresser. like the hikarin above said i can't just start exercising or doing my hobbies anywhere and everywhere. also smoking cigarettes in a group of guys shooting the shit is a pretty great experience. not saying it's good to smoke but just because you don't understand doesn't mean there are no reasons.

My drug is allowing myself to be autistic ADHD OCD obsessed over some specific topic. If I'm lucky enough I can psyop myself into becoming obsessed over some useful topic or skill. I even learned how to be obsessed better, as one of my past obsessions But when I'm obsessed with useless trash, I'm fricked. Will literally even risk my life over it, short term and long term I'm an onion of obsessions

>>11603 can you obsess over me

>>11541 "This is good stuff anon please send more"

>>11542 "Great job, I have more assignments for you to sign up for."

>>11527 He actually rated the accidental submission

>>11527 He graded it higher for the trap. You must continue sending him it to pass.

>>11583 You must deny it if he ever catches on too