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70s-90s J-Pop. Post your favorites. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sOKkON_UnQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChQaa0eqZak70s-90s J-Pop. Post your favorites. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sOKkON_UnQ
god I love 80s jpop so much it's unreal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP9JBYk2Mcsunironically
They know about it and you should too!
Each orgasm makes you weaker and stupider, avoid them as much as possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcV0CY6Xerw
They know about it and you should too!
Each orgasm makes you weaker and stupider, avoid them as much as possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcV0CY6Xerw
i know it's wrong but i do this
you shouldnt do it though, take my advice
Memes aside, he does have some great stories.
All of Lovecraft's work is freely available here: https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/
Memes aside, he does have some great stories.
All of Lovecraft's work is freely available here: https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/
what country has the best curry?
god i love not being able to afford basic living conditions
who has the best flag?
honorable mention>>26
>>13
The American Stars and Stripes in the style of the Venetian flag by JasonSummer. This makes redditor vexillologists rope.who's been playing?
>>8 (OP)
I'm still playing the first one, on and off, in phases. I'm very far from beating it, and I heard mixed opinions on the second one. It's also pricey. I would maybe consider buying it with a huge discount or after a lot more time spent in the first one.
>>11
It's not technically complex game at all, it just needs a lot of painting work. It would have worked even in the most simple engines, like those used for VNs. Even the worst engines rarely struggle with changing 2d images on screen and supporting variables, arrays, loops and basic math.>>8 (OP)
I'm still playing the first one, on and off, in phases. I'm very far from beating it, and I heard mixed opinions on the second one. It's also pricey. I would maybe consider buying it with a huge discount or after a lot more time spent in the first one.
>>11
It's not technically complex game at all, it just needs a lot of painting work. It would have worked even in the most simple engines, like those used for VNs. Even the worst engines rarely struggle with changing 2d images on screen and supporting variables, arrays, loops and basic math.>>8 (OP)
I'm still playing the first one, on and off, in phases. I'm very far from beating it, and I heard mixed opinions on the second one. It's also pricey. I would maybe consider buying it with a huge discount or after a lot more time spent in the first one.
>>11
It's not technically complex game at all, it just needs a lot of painting work. It would have worked even in the most simple engines, like those used for VNs. Even the worst engines rarely struggle with changing 2d images on screen and supporting variables, arrays, loops and basic math.>>8 (OP)
I'm still playing the first one, on and off, in phases. I'm very far from beating it, and I heard mixed opinions on the second one. It's also pricey. I would maybe consider buying it with a huge discount or after a lot more time spent in the first one.
>>11
It's not technically complex game at all, it just needs a lot of painting work. It would have worked even in the most simple engines, like those used for VNs. Even the worst engines rarely struggle with changing 2d images on screen and supporting variables, arrays, loops and basic math.soon bitsocial will be the only non kyc social media
is coffee good for you?
animals, animals being dangerous
It’s Brown Internet Theory.
>>1918
Seriously though, back in the 90s, if you wanted some kind of presence on the internet(and that's if you were even into such an idea in the first place, given that the internet at the time was seen as a niche interest) you had to know html, css, and js. You actually had to learn something. As a result, you came in contact with unique and generally smart people. Social media broke that barrier, making it easier for retards to fill the net with their brainrot. Why learn how to code when you can just fill out a corporate internet profile? Especially when you can always access it on a smartphone?
The internet should've never left 2001.>>1785 (OP)
Sup. Whats going on here? Is this where I can be racist and radical?
>>1918
Seriously though, back in the 90s, if you wanted some kind of presence on the internet(and that's if you were even into such an idea in the first place, given that the internet at the time was seen as a niche interest) you had to know html, css, and js. You actually had to learn something. As a result, you came in contact with unique and generally smart people. Social media broke that barrier, making it easier for retards to fill the net with their brainrot. Why learn how to code when you can just fill out a corporate internet profile? Especially when you can always access it on a smartphone?
The internet should've never left 2001.>>1785 (OP)
Sup. Whats going on here? Is this where I can be racist and radical?