>>114420
reminds me of west side story.

wait, is partybus actually filtered to look cool?
hell yeah

im on the retardbus ;(

>>114452
>im on the retardbus ;(
so am i

sure ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌
I'm over 30, does this mean I get the money now?

I feel like knowing I'm the one who did it would finally erase any trauma, plus I get 100k for my trouble,so yes.

Already been through it, Its not worth it

It depends on if we're talking about enough molestation to turn me gay or just a little bit of molestation. Does it count if I just teach myself how to wash my balls and ass crack like my parents never did so I wouldn't stink and itch so much as a kid?

Nope, but I would like to fuck 16 y.o. self.

I would dress my past self as a girl and we both would be having lots of good time I was an emo boy, with a slightly feminine look, and I was much prettier than I am now. There were no social media like TikTok back when, so I had no clue about so-called "femboys" or cross-dressing or anything like that. In other words I was quite innocent, and that makes things even more exciting

my point is; not unnecessary on a weekend.

do how u liek, but I like to study like work 10 mins, take 3 mins break (eg. refresh heyuri after solving a math problem to see if there is a thread I want to reply to, o I'm doing it now) and I can't drool to lolis or LOL in public spaces. If I don't do that I get too bored and end up wasting my time

>>114283
>teh biggest issue is either way, nr.1: having to go outside.
i haevn't left my house for months

headphones and light jazz are all you need
nothing distracting or complex, just something to tune out the world...

Headphone gets in the way!

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ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

ss-she escaped her prison!?

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>114441
sad ending. was expecting catm00t to fuck the brown girl.

This reminds me of something interesting I read on Foucalt here:
https://www.compactmag.com/article/the-bleak-genius-of-michel-foucault/

"Tuesday marks the 40th anniversary of the death of Michel Foucault. Four decades since complications from AIDS brought his career to a premature end, the French philosopher—a role he both embraced and pushed away—continues to top rankings of the most-cited scholars in the humanities. This is to the chagrin of conservative critics of higher education, for whom his influence is synonymous with the perversions, figurative as well as literal, of the academy and of modern life. His vast authority is equally lamented by many orthodox Marxists, who hold him responsible for the shift away from class as the central fact of social organization and the proper locus of radical activism—and toward boutique “identitarian” causes and the emancipation of the self from normative structures of all kinds.

To even mention Foucault these days is to get tangled in these crisscrossing lines of critique. Not only that, but it is increasingly difficult to assess his body of work on its own terms, independent of the institutional structures that bear the imprint of his ideas, albeit in bowdlerized form. From third-rate college courses in which students who can barely read a novel are taught to “problematize” and “interrogate” this or that classic; to dormitory sexual-safety workshops that reject “normativities” and welcome subaltern “sexualities” (always with the silly pluralizations); to sundry h.r. trainings and corporate Pride messages that present even more rudimentary versions of the same rhetoric and conceptual framework—our institutional landscape can often look like it was designed by the Frenchman.

But if so, then it is all the more reason to consider these discourses in the light of Foucault’s own insights into the workings of discursive power. There, in his writings and lectures, we find a philosopher of unquestionable genius. Michel Foucault was perhaps the closest figure the 20th century offered to the European ideal of the Thinker Who Had Read Everything. He philosophized with a healthy and daring disregard for disciplinary boundaries, drawing freely—and commandingly—from history, theology, classics, literature, jurisprudence, political economy, anthropology, medicine, and psychiatry, among other branches of study.

Unlike most of his academic imitators and putative heirs, moreover, Foucault was capable of crafting sparkling, highly ironic prose (“my aim is to examine the case of a society … which speaks verbosely of its own silence”). Roger Scruton, of all people, was a fan of his style. And it is right and just that Foucault should be posthumously crowned the citation king of the humanities: After all, he inaugurated a systematic and highly original science of modern power, one that was bound to catalyze new fields of inquiry, even if many of those who took them up weren’t up to the task. This new science benefited greatly from Foucault’s refusal to be confined to philosophical abstraction, from his limitless curiosity about power at the most concrete and granular levels.

His, however, was a bleak genius. The normative and metaphysical void at the heart of his science of power created the conditions for the bastardization of his thought. The result is that today, some of the most powerful institutions in our society deploy his concepts and vernacular to perpetuate themselves in a manner that is downright, well, Foucauldian. Or put another way, Foucault’s ingenious methods for analyzing power have now emerged as but one more strategy for the maintenance and expansion of existing institutional power. This, even as these institutions themselves remain susceptible to his critique of what he called the “devious and supple mechanisms of power.”

damn.

There wasn't a single counterculture in the 60s. There were lots of different movements with different aims and ideas with most being contradictory. But yeah, everything else you said is true. Stuff that's at the fringe slowly gets colonized by the mainstream. Its what makes the system so insidious is its capable of taking its most fanatic enemies (Che Guevara) and commercializing and neutralizing them (Che shirts) or turning them into entertainment (Saddam memes from like 20 years ago).

>>11769
If you were to show Focuault today how his ideas have been institutionalized, he'd probably say he doesn't really have the right to tell people not to use his work that way and it wouldn't even matter if he did. He took the death of the author seriously. He saw his books and ideas as tools that anyone should be free to use for their own purposes instead of him imposing or dictating a bunch of ideas or having to refer back to what he said on any given issue the way communists do with Marx. Foucault was a Nieztschean. He didn't want to be an anchor holding us back but for people to go ahead and create their own movements and ideas with his work. Pretty much the opposite of the bleak nihilism morons accuse him of.

>Foucault
Dead french faggot, not worth anyone's time

probably for big tits in the future

>>114344
>probably for big tits in the future
maybe they will pop out when she gets hit on the back a bit

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/b/rutal
/b/arbaric
/b/raindead

/b/eautiful /b/londe /b/oo/b/s

vanira icecreamu

what is this game/animay?

>>114408
>what is this game/animay?
galaxy angel https://img.heyuri.net/a/koko.php?res=1522

saucenao saves lives galaxy angel

Still using XP-tan Professional for shit like drawing/listenign to music/watching movies, playing emus etc. I'm never ever upgrading, I got traumatized by how bad was Wangblows V*sta.

>>114239
what browser do you use, supermium

>>114239
I used Vista deeeeep into Win7's lifespan. Not even SP1 lol, which I updated to very late. Only reason I even updated to 7 is because my Vista install just stopped booting one day, so I grabbed a 7 ISO and upgraded.

I've seen way too many machines absolutely choke and die on it (one of my IRL friends had the absolute worst Vista machine I'd ever seen, just a balls slow, super unstable piece of shit), but my machine ran great. A lot of it is the massively inflated system requirements vs XP (like 10x the disk and 8x the RAM for a useful system), but a lot is shitty drivers from early in the OS's lifespan.
What a fucking mess of a release...

Former Mint and Arch user. Currently on Windows 10. I did try Windows 11, it was complete shit. I'll continue using Windows 10 even if supports dies out next year.

I'd use Linux if more softwares supported Linux and also if I didn't need it for projects.

>>114326
older versions of Firefox still work on XP but it's a pain in the ass to browse teh modern bloated interwebs with so little RAM, so I don't use it often, for dedicated internet browsing I use a lappy that came with Winblows 7 already installed. Still, I'll stick with XP-tan for a looooong time because my drawing tablet is ancient (from 2001) and they never made any drivers for it that work past XP.

>>114330
It's a shame, I really liked Vista's aero interface, but the bad drivers, bad compatibility and unstable performance was too much at the time.

>>114336
ehh? I can't read that, what does it mean?
......
perhaps flip it?

>>114338
flip it? surely you dont think i'm THAT stupid

BREAKING!
A new break away force has established itself within the territories of the Japanophiles and the Anime Fapcircle. Not much is known of this new force other than a telegram sent directly to Heyuri HQ reading, "DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, BANZAI!".

>>114342
damn it! i want men on the ground right now! we can't yield! think of the oc! think of the wins!

>>114342
We should call them: KKK (Kaguya's Killer Kamikazes)

GOOODO JOBBU

You must not have found the one yet. When you find the perfect anime girl you will start fantasizing about making love to her no matter what's on your screen while you're fapping.

>>114316
damn it... i already love my wife so much i have fantasies of her very often, but does this moment of weakness mean something...? i do not want to hurt my wife!

accept it
embrace it
enjoy it


that being said, she's too dumb for me -- I'm into dumb anime girls but everyone in Gintama is actually too stupid

I went through Magical Pokaan recently and I am obsessed with Uma right now (I think her name is a pun on the acronym UMA lol, unidentified mysterious animal, like a cryptid).
she's so cute...

I am currently playing To Heart 2, which there is a character named Yuma. They made just that joke (pun with UMA)!

since the last two fortunes were bad mine will surely be good

Your fortune: We don't know what happens next

I will show you.

lul

I did it!

Your fortune: （　´_ゝ`）ﾌｰﾝ

wait i thought danbo was a good robot!

>>114313
>wait i thought danbo was a good robot!
HE IS EVIL NAO

>>114317
this will lead the hero, yotsuba, to have a conflict of emotions, but ultimately she will have to put an end to danbo's evil rampage, it will be a tragic ending with yotsuba losing her friend

>>114254
:I i dont know what else i expected, thanks for the history lesson though

it sounds like something out of hentai, with teh protagonist using it to find a group of horny lolis or something

well it doesn't have to be lolis, but that's what I would do anyway ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌

I really like to browse Iruyeh on 9/11 on Friday the 13th. So emo...

>>12163
I almost said I 'love' it, but love is for foolish mortals.

9/11 was a dynamic event in world history and so was the coming of Futaba Channel. Sadly one outshadowed the other. What is the significance of 9/11? It plunged the world into endless war which has lasted until today. In fact, war will never end. Metal Gear Solid 4 has become our reality. Endless war everywhere all the time. A global war economy where peace is the real enemy. Truth died in the social media hyperreality. Nihilistic bots populate the earth. Original content has also died and fun is non-existent, aside from simulated fun of course *wink* What an exciting time to be alive ヽ(´∇`)ノ Since Heyuri is a simulation of Futaba, I call upon Kaguya to stage a 9/11 reaction thread so we can pretend we're reacting to it live and play our role as reenactors on this imageboard equivalent of Disneyland.

I don't know about futaba, but 2channel has a bunch of threads on it.
https://web.archive.org/web/20090603062928/http://www.geocities.jp/mega_fepus/911.html

>it's addaptation which teh GIF is from - has zero ero
WROOOOOOONG!
it comes from the OP of the visual novel which has moar than panchira... many eroge had awesome animated OP

>>114051
has anyone else fapped to miitan's butt at 2:07 ヽ(ﾟρﾟ)ノ

uh~ i was wrong, certain i seen it in anime op!

i really wanna play it now!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FQEyfQgOm4

>>113645
>I knew it was rotten the minute I saw the 'steamed hams' reference as the first line.
That's a dumb reason, do you realize the episode is from the 1990s? Yes I know it became a fad a few years ago but I remember people still quoting steamed hams on forums long before the fad, golden age Pimpsons are timeless.

>>114238
You don't sound very convinced yourself.

every thread deserves a reply
(*^ーﾟ)b

Okay whole thread is pretty gay but I was 14 till I could cum so don't worry OP :3

>>11476
I'm sure you could cum earlier than that, you just didn't figure out how to beat your meat properly until 14.

OP is quite literally a faggot

OP is quite metaphorically a straight

>>11480
Actually i learned how beat my dick the correct way when on 4chan at 12 because it was a video of a Argentinan jacking off.