>>6023 Literally who?

>>6025 The painter

>>6023 Never heard of them

>>6014 The paintball gun might be low on air so there's a chance it will sputter and shoot multiple paintballs at once. I might try to refill it but if not just letting you know, it's still fun to shoot. Turn the volume up if you do because for whatever reason the audio stream is low volume.

>>6014 Also if you drive the cars then put them back to charge when you are done, drive them into one of the magnets sticking out of the charging box. If a red light turns on then it is charging, if it doesn't then it isn't. Also be careful not to get the cars to flip over or get stuck. Happy driving.

>>6015 The air has been refilled, so the paintball gun is at maximum capacity.

laser rifles? not far. you need a bolter

>>6009 Well, that depends, are you using that shitty Army variant from the war or the actual Wattz 2000. Prayer always helps though.

>>5605 No, but that sounds really interesting and I hope whoever posted it reposts it.

>>5656 I hope whoever posted it first sees this thread.

this has got to be it

>>6004 Who's mel? Why such an uncomfy image. This is supposed to be a somewhat cozy imageboard where anons should read the room at least a little.

>>5924 What is /late/'s preferred caliber of ammunition to use for a general purpose firearm? I've always been partial to the 9mm for light duty (those carbines are incredibly based), but I also like 7.62X39 for heavier tasks (namely fighting hostileniggers).

>and moving as far away as possible from dependence on electricity. what if we captured some nuclear scientists and took control over a nuclear plant and boom we are the new rulers now

>>5991 >inb4 it isn't that simple I'm in for the memes alone.

The aliens are ramping up the dream psychic attacks before "arrival" because 1. Fuck your life and existence, your brain aint off-limits to be toyed with, and 2. They can only do that from a close distance because theyre already among us, tough shit you don't get a vote. PSA: RE-TELLING YOUR ALIEN PSYCHIC ATTACK DREAM TO A WIDER AUDIENCE ONLY SERVES THE ALIEN PROPAGANDA PURPOSE. Even if your dream doesn't involve aliens, right now, this year, IT'S ALIENS. Don't read these, scan them, because any alien dream thats communicated through humans for other humans, is charged and intended propaganda. Here is more evidence of them ramping up their dream psychic attacks: https://www.[redacted].com/r/aliens/comments/gogckk/aliens_attacked_me_in_my_dreams/ https://www.[redacted].com/r/aliens/comments/gmv40m/communication_with_some_entity_through_a_dream/ https://www.[redacted].com/r/aliens/comments/gn7gm1/weird_dream_any_insight/ https://www.[redacted].com/r/aliens/comments/kx71xy/my_interesting_dream/ "My acquired insights sustain that ALL nightmares are varied degrees of telepathic attacks used by and delivered from a varied collection of negative-thought-entities who strive to ‘reside’ within such “core-images”, and at least, make ethereal connections from us to them by imposing traumatic, horrid imagery.

>>5461 I would have liked to see that dream anon

>>5639 just don't do it in real life, anon

>>5976 If you don't help the person and they die you go to prison but if you do help them and accidently injure them they can sue you in a lot of euro and some non euro countries. You are fucked either way.

>>5985 And you can even be charged with murder if you ignore a dying person despite you not being the person who stabbed them

>>5985 >>5986 Well, fren, that is pretty messed up. As a NEET, I can only advise you avoid normies as much as possible. Sadly, until Christ comes, we are going to be living under retarded laws for quite awhile.

>>5780 bro its just fanta and cola mixed that shit sucks logo is cool though

Like fanta/miranda but much more orangy and with pulp in it. Unfortunate name but very good.

>>3004 Cream Soda, specifically Sprecher cream soda.

>>3036 It may not be /comfy/ in the traditional sense, but Fallout 3 is one of my all time best escapist games. You can basically forget your life for a minimum of one week if you binge it.

>>4409 Hello, Red Dead guy here. I played half way through and put the Xbox back in storage at the end of the summer. I will get back into it soon, but still a good game.

>>5938 I just can not get into Todd's version of FO. To me canon Fallout is FO1&2, and FO:New Vegas.

god i wish that were me

>>3836 That faggot game drives me nuts whenever I see it. Good luck on that suicide OP.

Maybe the Fatal Frame games are...kind of like this style....

>>3367 There is a Blair Witch game that is kind of mediocre but it fits what you are asking for. I would also suggest Welcome to the Game 2 or maybe a conspiracy type game, there are more than enough on Steam.

>>3658 Resident Evil after the second game is fairly cancerous. Spend your money on something better, like gold or Minecraft.

>>3777 What is it?

>>3777 Checked and witnessed. As far as the question, market research is a common fact of life for businesses. You could do it the old way and survey people in person or online, but there are also firms that can help you with that for a fee. My advice is to avoid investment until there is a clear interest or need for the product.

>>3869 Based Nippon-poster

>>4570 I'm no expert and I doubt anyone here is if you have been waiting this long for a reply, but have a bump, fren.

I've never played gmod. Is it fun?

>>4531 definitely. i spent my childhood on that game, it's so fun to troll people in the RP servers. 1000 hours logged on steam.

>>4519 Assuming you aren't baiting for attention, this could be interesting. I suppose it could have been a joke or Halloween map glitch, but stranger things have happened too. Unless you have a screenshot of it, there are more pressing matters.

>>5849 And this warrants a thread because...?

>>4594 don't let dreams be dreams, anon being inactive will only feed your sadness, which will fuel inactivity, and so on. find something worthwhile to do, some kind of skill. work on that, master it, find happiness in achievement. be with the people you love and find happiness in community. i'm fairly certain people on this very board are going through the same kind of feel as you. hell, i have episodes where all i feel is despair and sadness about my life and the world. it's normal to feel like that, but to simmer in it will only harm you. happiness must be earned, anon. go after it.

>>4594 create.

>>4594 Anon, just remember it most likely isn't your fault. Things are so messed up right now that most sane people are reduced to mental illness. Just bunker yourself down and remember that the people who truly matter will find you if you just keep on trucking.

We're live! https://anon.cafe/christmas/res/267.html >>5905 We're all a community at the end of the day and I hope I can share some of the festivities and cheer with anon. >>5906 >>5907 >>5908 >>5909 It's gonna go for 12+ hours. Stream information is in-thread if your work doesn't mind you listening to music. >>5910 It's all good, friend.

>>5911 >if your work doesn't mind you listening to music. They'd mind, but I work at night so I'll be listening to a bit of radio before I go to my jerb. Thanks 'non!

>>5901 i'm on rn, this is nice i usually use 4chan, so it's cool exploring anon.cafe again

>>5869 Here's a broadcast from some cult I found.

Late night college radio program from the 90's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kstXE0hamiU

>>5871 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Stair Man's dead. Pretty wild history.

I'm not really good with poetry but I like to pen something at random times. Here is something I wrote the other day at night: Lying in an unkept bed in this night, Slow and soft sounds from the window speaks right, What can one do at such a time like this, The rest of man enjoys a sleepful bliss? I am not the same as the rest of man, Many thoughts have come and eventually ran, The sun was slain from inability, The moon needs to see opportunity.

so i made a couple bumps for /ltv/ if we ever have a livestream going, these could be put between programs and/or "commercials".

>>5878 oops, i sent the mp4 version of the first one. my bad, here's the proper version.

Hoot!

Hoop

>>5863 Fuck I mean hoop

At some point in life, should realise don't really need a lot of things. Don't even need 3 meals everyday (which is kind of bull unless you work in a heavy labor environment). One heavy meal and in-between snacks should be enough. Cutting down what are the things that makes you more hungry, thirsty and poor. Junk food, sugary drinks and the latest unfixable electronics. Will definitely feel terrible and FOMO anytime you're out in the streets and see others spending money and not giving a hoot about it. Might even be told that you're torturing yourself for not enjoying life.

I work a warehouse job. I can't afford to NEET.

>>5853 >Cutting down what are the things that makes you more hungry, thirsty and poor. Very true, I know a coworker who works hard but has a poor money sense.

>>5818 The '90s were better than the decades that followed in most ways, but a lot of people overdo it with the praise. Also, Buffcoat and Beaver is easily one of my favorite shows. >>5824 I was crapping my diaper in the early '90s, but I've always kind of agreed with this. Even as a kid I noticed how sterile things started to feel as the end of the millennium came closer. There's been a resurgence of interest in the Y2K aesthetic in the past few years, but I still can't really appreciate it. I've always been drawn toward '80s and early '90s pop culture, but the second half of the decade always seemed like a step down to me in most aspects. A lot of the things I was fondest of as a kid were considered old hat at the time, so my positive memories of the '90s are tangled up with the earlier media I enjoyed during my childhood. Since I was in elementary school, I've oddly felt more nostalgia and affection for '80s pop culture than what came later (despite not having lived through any of the decade).

hate to lie, but yeah, the 1990s were pretty nice if you compared it to current times. maybe because was a kid back then, and there aren't constantly more and new distractions. There isn't a desperate need to push things away and slow down your life - life is as slow as you want it to be. Many, if not most, of us poor kids didn't have a computer, less so dial-up internet or cable TV. Bored is only felt after you realised you have rewatch or re-read the same thing for the umpteenth times and literally can recite the whole thing at any given point. There is also, for the most part, a sort of naive-ness that doesn't seem out of place.

>>5845 I used to go to the library and get new books to read. I used to ride my bike around town, hang out with other kids who had bikes, even go ride to a place on the other side of town that had trails for dirtbikes. Or I'd go to the park and skate (board or rollers, I had both) or kick a ball around. When we went to the countryside for summer vacations I'd go on long bike rides on mostly empty backroads in the mountains. There were other kids there usually to play with also, and fields and farm animals all over the place. Back in the city, I'd go to the track and run, or visit some friends and play D&D. There was basically always something to do, and the only time I was bored is if my family went to a place where they did things with other adults and there weren't any other kids and I was basically expected to sit around and be quiet. I soon learned to bring books with me, or else I'd end up spending hours looking out the window and daydreaming. Also we had these books and other gamebooks long before I got a computer. Kids at school passed them around.