Last night I stayed with my girlfriend at her parents' house, and I dreamt that I was having sex with someone, and I could push a button and my sexual partner changed through different people, and I flicked through until it was a fat old granny, and I was pumping away then I woke up and realised I'd ejaculated in my girlfriend's parents' guest bed.
I used to get around the filters at school by looking at porn through google images and rubbing my pants, until one day the window I was looking at suddenly closed by itself. I assume someone in the office monitoring them closed it but I never heard anything about it
My mother bought me a pair of mittens because she knew I liked them. I was slightly disappointed that they were the convertible type (with flaps that go over the fingers) rather than purebreed mittens.
I can't find a man-sized pair of purebreed mittens and had to make do with the same kind that >>102 has.
I misread the cuniculus of Oryctolagus cuniculus as cunnilingus.
When I was a kid, I thought the word "penis" came from that it was for peeing through. I also don't remember if I confessed this somewhere on the thread before and I can't be arsed to check.
I still lurk DQN.
I egged some VIPPER on too much and accidentally ruined an OK thread. Sorry OP if you're reading this.
I'm the OP of that thread, and no worries, sir! I remade the thread better than ever.
I was going to steal some girl's unattended underwear from the laundrette, but then I noticed that there was a security camera in the corner and got scared and left.
I once saw a chick with a huge rack wearing a T-shirt that said "LOOK BUT DON'T TOUCH" across her tits. I was tempted to ask her "Does that mean I can look all I want?" but I was too chicken to.
>>110 That makes me think of a girl I met. Her shirt said "Hello. I am ^ up here" She really needed it.
Whenever I see the word "Turducken" my mind wands to split it up as "turd-ucken".
I care more about the hibernating butterfly on my windowsill than about any real life people I know. If it doesn't wake up in spring, I shall be extremely distraught.
When I see something prefaced with "the truth about..." I mentally prepare myself for it to be a pack of lies.
I was really tired when I woke up this morning, and I thought "Oh no! I must have forgotten that it's daylight saving's time, and now I've had an hour's less sleep! But it wasn't daylight savings. I just wanted more sleep, as usual.
I still find myself beginning to type "iichan" in my browser's address bar sometimes.
>>115
The truth about things prefaced with "the truth about" is that they're all packs of lies.
(´・ω:;.:...
I watched the entirety of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98T985W1azM. I loved every second of it.
>>120
Got to admit those are some pretty pro moves, though I ended up pausing around the 7 and a half minute mark.
I saw a link to "The Thing with the Quivering Jaw" on that Yume Nikki wiki and thought for a moment it said "The Thing with the Quivering Jew".
*You know me so well, I'm going through hell
Won't you please, follow me?*
When I heard these lyrics without looking at the text, I heard it as "I'm going TO hell" and thought they were pretty poignant lines. I don't like the real ones quite as well.
>>123
I have experienced the same symptom, when I first looked up the lyrics for Pink Floyd's ``One of These Days''. It got so bad for me that I intentionally started listening to music in languages I couldn't understand. That way I can listen to singers with nice voices and imagine the words are better than they probably are.
The downside is that the names of artists and albums all run together after a while, so I can't remember what I actually liked and re-listen to it.
>>124
But then you might listen to a song about some trolls (the D&D kind) beating the shit out of a couple of gay priests in a sauna until the building collapses, and never even realize it.
>>123-125
For the longest time I had a hypothesis that popularity of J-Pop, J-Rock, their Scandinavian alternatives (and the rest) in foreign countries stems from the fact that those listeners are unlikely to understand the lyrics, no matter how awkward or annoying they are.
Whenever I've just finished cooking and the hob is still hot, I rinse my hand or a wooden spoon or whatever happens to be at hand and dramatically spray the hob with drops of water, creating a hissing noise and a puff of steam. While doing this I like to pretend to be a wizard, casting spells on things.
Sometimes I think I'm the only person who thinks that Half-Life sucked.
>>125
Better to have experienced such a thing and not known it than to have never experienced it at all.
Some dork with a clipboard intercepted me on the way to lunch to ask me if I'd help stop gay bullying. When I asked if he meant stopping gays from bullying everyone else, he got confused and I went and got lunch.
>>130
Knock yourself out, then:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRVMptEjbBk
...what? You thought I was just making up an absurd example? (Ok, so I guess I inferred the "gay" part rather than it being said explicitly, but otherwise, yeah...)
>>130
Impressive. If I didn't know the contents, I would have considered that unimpressive. With context, it was somewhat entertaining. I had no idea that Folk Metal was a genre.
>>138
I once got bullied by a gay guy in middle school and he wouldn't stop trying to touch my body.
I'm glad that I wasn't raped.
Tasting Faygo is still on my list of things to do before I die even though I'm not a Juggalo or even that much of a fan of the Insane Clown Posse.
(I do kind of like ICP just because they make me laugh, though, which I suppose is a lame confession in and of itself.)
yesterday i put a brand new, clean toothbrush in my vagina to see what it would feel like. i cleaned it off afterwards. today i might do the same thing again.
Sometimes I like to split the word "warthog" as "War Thog" when I read it, and imagine an orclike creature geared for battle.
>>136
Faygo is nothing special. In the Detroit area it's just a brand of inexpensive soft drinks that the supermarkets sell.
I have a different problem. I'm stuck in Michigan for the foreseeable future and I crave birch beer. Birch beer is a soft drink manufactured and sold only in Delaware, New Jersey, and eastern Pennsylvania. It's sort of like root beer but less sweet, with a stronger, sharper flavor that has overtones of ginger and mint.
Interned at Kass, Shuler Law Firm for a year. Direct experience with scheduling litigations/court dates, file work (on and off the computer), and assitant work.
>>137
So? How did it feel? I would imagine you wouldn't feel much.
>>136
I am not a juggalo and I don't live anywhere near detroit(like 4-5 states away), but faygo is excelent. I drank a faygo redpop once and it was life-changing.
I'm eating hot dogs with ketchup on them for breakfast.
Where does the whole "never put ketchup on a hot dog" thing come from, anyway?
>>144
It comes from the fact that ketchup on a hot dog is disgusting. Mustard, absolutely. Onions, sure. Relish is good too. But ketchup?
>>143
In southeast Michigan, the REAL "ghetto" soft drink is a brand called Towne Club. That and cheap store-brand/generic Kool-Ade.
I still prefer "same fag" over "jisaku jien".
>>144 I have never heard of this...
>>145 what??
>>147 I distance myself from all those -fag terms used on imageboards (newfag, samefag, tripfag etc.) because I always picture it coming from those kind of people who think they're really edgy being part of the 4chan club, using other offensive terms just to sound hard or something. And while I sort of agree, that words are just arranged sounds, and that any meanings or offence found in them comes from within the person hearing them, it just seems immature to use them so lightly.
>>142
It was really bristly and pokey and kinda hurt the side of my vag, lol. I have a relatively small vag, I think. I couldn't really maneuver it in there as well as I thought I would be able to. I guess it felt about how I would have expected.
I used to think that Lo Wang in Shadow Warrior (the fuckin' original, not the remake/reboot/what the fuck ever) said "EAT THIS, PINCER DICK!" I'm pretty sure now that it was probably meant to be "pencil dick", but the mental image of a "pincer dick" remains with me.
He also said something that always sounded to me like nothing quite like "Sucks on balls, squashy penis." I'm still not sure what that one's really supposed to be.
>>150
I kind of want to try that now. I don't want to waste my toothbrush though. I wonder what I should do...
>>153 Just use one at the end of its life. Who cares if it's a bit minty?
My lame confession is I'm half kind of only posting this to get a more usable-in-a-sentence captcha than cholbile.
Add "Mr. Brain's Pork Faggots" alongside Faygo to my list of food and drink I want to try before I die. This one may be more difficult as I don't think you can get 'em stateside.
>>156
Faygo is alright, Juggalos mostly buy it because they are unemployable manchildren and it's cheap. There are better cheap sodas out there though.
Also, my lame confession is that one time my mother almost walked in on me washing an onahole in the bathroom sink.
Listening to Pachelbel's Canon in D makes me feel more sad than relaxed.
Up until about 5 minutes ago I thought narwhals were creatures of myth.
Instead of just moving my mouse from one place to another using the shortest path (typically a straight line unless there's an issue with the placement of my mouse on the mouse pad), I actually make it dance around, like in circles and patterns.
Sometimes I listen to music and play around with the cursor in time with the beat.
>>161 That makes me think of something many Mega Man players do. Sometimes they fire the megabuster in synch with the game music.
I tried it, but I never do it right.
Sometimes I worry I'll destroy my penis with too much masturbation.
I sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter. Ever since I was a boy I dreamed of soaring over the oilfields dropping hot sticky loads on disgusting foreigners. People say to me that a person being a helicopter is Impossible and I'm fucking retarded but I don't care, I'm beautiful. I'm having a plastic surgeon install rotary blades, 30 mm cannons and AMG-114 Hellfire missiles on my body. From now on I want you guys to call me "Apache" and respect my right to kill from above and kill needlessly. If you can't accept me you're a heliphobe and need to check your vehicle privilege. Thank you for being so understanding.
I sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter. Ever since I was a boy I dreamed of soaring over the oilfields dropping hot sticky loads on disgusting foreigners. People say to me that a person being a helicopter is Impossible and I'm fucking retarded but I don't care, I'm beautiful. I'm having a plastic surgeon install rotary blades, 30 mm cannons and AMG-114 Hellfire missiles on my body. From now on I want you guys to call me "Apache" and respect my right to kill from above and kill needlessly. If you can't accept me you're a heliphobe and need to check your vehicle privilege. Thank you for being so understanding.
I take a guilty pleasure in making gaynus jokes (which I first learned here). I also had my interest in Uranus renewed by a lecturer who tried to avoid negative implications by calling the planet "Urinus". This is utterly worse. The brain is already processing "Your anus" and then it gets peed into.
I avoid contemplating about impression left on my peers by these jokes.
>>166
Please be careful with bristle hardness. I thought this was all about the wider end of an electric toothbrush at first.
>>167
During my upbringing most people pronounced it the "Urinous" way, so it took me a while to figure out why Uranus jokes were supposed to be funny.
Also, I was very disappointed to discover after downloading it that "Ubangis from Uranus" is just generic interracial porn, and not a sci-fi spoof.
>>168
If they really want to refer to the planet between Saturn and Neptune without also referring to anatomy, they could pronounce the name /ˈjʊərənəs/. That would at least give some kind of historical credence.
>>168
Keeping with an old tradition of omitting "os" in those old words, the planet is called "Уран" ("ouran") in Russian. Can't really make a pun with it.
I find XKCD unfunny.
>>171
That's not lame. I never found it that funny; I stopped reading quickly after I realised just how many strips were about breast milk and Megan, the only female ever depicted. It got weird fast.
>>171,172
Not to be that guy but I really think it was funnier a few years ago. Maybe The Big Bang Theory just ruined the whole "nerdy science joke lol so quirky" format for me but it seems like Randall really jumped the shark after he tried to do that Megan cancer story arc thing. But once every few months or so I'm reminded that it exists by a post like this and forced to go look through the new comics, hoping that maybe they stopped sucking and started being funny again and I am disappointed every time.
> The Big Bang Theory just ruined the whole "nerdy science joke lol so quirky"
I don't really see how. Most of the jokes have more to do with how socially inept they are. The whole "nerds" thing is just a backdrop (granted, an easy choice to make for the premise to be believable), and you don't have to "get" "nerdy science" at all. There's even barely any pop sci references, which is an achievement considering how much "nerdy humour" is about referencing things.
Conclusion: "nerdy science joke lol so quirky" probably ruined itself without any help from Friends v2.0.
>>172
I think I stopped reading before any of that even happened.
>>172,173
I really have no recollection of said strips. I heard something about them and that they were very personal, but I don't think I would be left prejudiced against xkcd after that. AFAIK, Megan is just a name for a generic female character. Large portion of his jokes are related to computers and space (be it science, engineering or "average user's problems"), and I find them entertaining. I haven't checked the site for a few weeks, but I like the last few comics. Plus Randall makes amusing diagrams like https://xkcd.com/1461/ or megaprojects like "Time" or "Lorenz". Sometimes his comic require a little extra explanation but mostly he does a good job keeping them simple.
[Lame confession?]: I usually take months-long break between checking various comics. The longest was Homestuck of MS Paint Adventures: I enjoyed Problem Sleuth (driven by user suggestions), so I was happy to see a comic about some homely kid and weird things that started happening to him. But a year without it (suggestion box was no more), I just felt completely left out. It seems that Homestuck is a great success for the author judging by lots of music, art and all sorts of crap for sale, but I just shrug.
TBBT played some classic science jokes and geek stereotypes well, but in just a few seasons it slumped from nerdy comedy into romantic comedy (catering to "target audience"?). One of the biggest problems is that characters are "Mary Sue of nerdom": they are scientists, programmers, gamers, comic fans, etc – all outstanding. Yet these ultranerds are inconsistent with their own biases, often contradicting themselves for the sake of making another joke (best example is Sheldon). Plus the time frame feels weird, apparently a few years have passed since season 1, our heroes are more mature and experienced now, but at the same time they look and act the same. I would have liked it if it was about perpetual (like Bart Simpson!) "young scientists" getting on with their peaceful lives with more old physics jokes.
>>177
A man earned himself his own antagonist. Now, that's a success.
>>171
everyone here feels this way i thought
my lame confession is that i think dinosaur comics is somewhat better (but still overuses jokes often)
>>171
The only person I know who actually likes XKCD is a pretentious pseudointellectual twat.
>>179,180
Not enough murder and rape in that comic to get the blood going, isn't it?
>>171-182
Yeah-yeah, your irrational and disproportional love and hate of xkcd is lame. Let's get this THREAD back on track.
Why do XKCD fans get so booty-bothered and defensive when someone says they don't like it?
I can't think of any other shitty webcomic following that gets this upset over differing opinions.
I haven't been here in a while, it's been maybe 2 years and even then I only stopped in for a second
Whenever I attempt to grow moustache, I start nervously biting on them once they are long enough thus making them look very uneven.
I tried to edit a wiki yesterday, and couldn't find the edit button for a moment because I was expecting it to say "raep", as on tanasinn.info.
>>186 Don't grow a mustache. Little girls with mustaches are not cute.
My lame confession is that I purposely derailed the grinding noises thread for a few posts with that free software argument just to see how our beloved maim master would incorporate it into the story.
>>188
It's moustache with beard – so it isn't that "your quiet weird neighbour" thing – but biting the former is much easier, it's like biting your upper lip... and then pushing down the upper lip.
Lame confession: I constantly pose as other people on anonymous boards just so I am able to post what I deem as witty replies in their stead. I can't help it.
Lame confession: Sometimes I use the "ITT the previous poster is a nerd" to confirm my nerdiness.
>>191 Shave your beard. Little girls with beards are not cute.
I meant beards but yeah bears are pretty moe too
Today I made out with my mirror image while masturbating.
I made this guy:
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sometimes I google things just to post it in the "post your most recent google search" thread