No.6537
>>6536well, there's this place.
No.6539
>>6538hey, still no normies. am I right?
No.6540
>>6539yep, I'd agree this desolated swamp of a website is fairly normalfag free
No.6541
what's up with the wizchan hosting problems lately? even this site loads faster
No.6542
what's up with the wizchan hosting problems lately? even this site loads faster
No.6543
I played Skyrim all day. It's getting to be a grind and I wonder if I should just go back to finishing Oblivion.
Skyrim, SSE, legendary difficulty, alternative start. Started as a thief and just started grinding to make god items and avoid the vastly more powerful enemies who could one shot me. If not one shot, three shot. I'm level 90 now and I have the items and skills to craft gear to survive and to level up quickly. At least I did it.
No.6545
>>6541>>6542Dreamhost sucks. Plus there's a lot less to load here.
No.6615
I'm really hungry right now. I have food in the other room but I'm too lazy to get up and make anything
No.6698
Deposited money and it hasn't arrived on my acc yet.
3 hours have passed and I'm getting nervous.
Banks suck
No.6699
>>6698I'd be getting nervous too. it's like your money got sucked into a dark void, never to be seen again
No.6722
I don't know why but my place smells like a swimming pool. Did I spill some chlorine somewhere or something?
No.6724
>>6722Do you live near a body of water?
I don't know what a pool smells like so I don't think I would even notice it.
No.6727
>>6724A river but the smell is more pool like. I've been smelling all kinds of strange things recently, maybe I'm just losing my mind
or not showering enough.
No.6778
I love it when no one else is around and I can go up stairs in full beast mode.
No.6797
Got sick on Saturday , coughed my lungs out and had waterfall from nose.
It was okay untill Monday, now my head hurts.
No.6798
>>6797did you get the covid?
No.6799
>>6798Nah, wet cough so I'm safe.
I think it's getting better, nose is less runny, not coughing that often.
Unfortunately I'm feeling tired more and more.
Haven't had cold for like 2 years. That's a nice score
No.6800
>>6799lucky you, it seems like I get a cold at least once a year
No.6801
weather here is cooling down and it feels like I can finally relax again. hopefully it will be a long cold winter
No.6807
>>6806What do you work as lizanon if you don't mind me asking?
No.6808
>>6807I have a dreary night watchman job
No.6856
tried cheetos mac n cheese for the first time today, the jalapeno one. a little bit underwhelming, but I guess I had high expectations. the jalapeno taste came through well. would get it again
No.6860
I had a nice chill day hope you lizzies are well
No.6882
following up on
>>6856 I've tried all three flavors of cheetos mac n cheese now. my scores are as follows:
bold & cheesy - 6/10 an all right kraft dinner alternative
jalapeno - 7.5/10 best of the three, great liz grub
flamin hot - 4/10 weird as fuck, definitely not something I would eat on a regular basis
No.6948
Made some exercises for few minutes.
Felt super powerful, tho it disappeared quickly.
Now I feel sick :-d
Just trying to keep my spine in shape since it's fucked and my legs started going numb
No.6953
>>6948what kind of exercises?
No.6955
I forgot it's Christmas today :x
Well we can take the group photo on New Year's Eve, like year ago.
Ah dang that was so comfy, no wonder why today felt so lame
>>6953Some kind of crunches and push-ups.
Well that's basic stuff but it's better than nothing.
It's hard to motivate myself to do this.
Gotta work on this, it will pay off for sure.
Since spine can only get worse with age.
No.6957
>>6955Christmas sucks. It just means I have to go to the crowded mall and buy gifts, only to get judged later on because the gifts I bought are cheap and uncreative.
>crunches and push-upsWhen I get the energy (not often) I like to run laps around my apartment and do push-ups.
No.6958
>>6957Gift giving can be lots of fun if you have money and are willing to look for creative gifts.
No.6962
>>6958>if you have money:(
No.6994
>>6992I don't even remember when was the last time they I did / encountered something satisfying
Everything around here looks like shit so there is no point in going for a walk.
I wouldn't go out even if it looked nice so just ranting haha
I enjoyed walking in the city or parks after midnight when I was 13 but then stopped around 16. Don't know why
No.6998
>>6994>Everything around here looks like shitPretty much the same here but I can appreciate bad aesthetics. I have some bad stress issues and going for long walks, especially at night, is very relaxing for me.
>I did / encountered something satisfyingYou should go down to your local pond and feed the ducks, that will probably lift your mood. It sure does with me.
No.7012
man do burger king nuggets suck. if they weren't so cheap I'd never buy them
No.7023
>>7022Glad you're enjoying yourself Liz but smoking is bad for you, financially and healthily.
Rolling your own tobacco is somewhat cheaper but makes you cough a lot more.
No.7024
>>7023We all gotta die sometime liz. I might give it up after a while but right now I need to enjoy myself a little.
A cigarette rolling machine and some tubes would probably be a good investment that I will be looking into.
No.7033
>>6992Where I'm at in the USA I live in Suburban-Urban hell. Once you get out of the Suburbs, there's a road where cars go 45 mph with no sidewalks in sight. If you manage to walk in the grass near the road, the nearest things are a Walmart and a highway. All other places lead to the same or converging roads that are 45 MPH or more. 45 MPH is pretty much the slowest too. To top it all, it's not even a stroad where there are crappy sidewalks that are super dangerous since the speed limit is still too high and the stroads might to lead you across the traffic roads itself.
Hope that makes sense. Also, parks aren't open past 5PM in the winter time here, and even if I could go for a night walk, I'd be afraid of getting mugged.
No.7035
>>7033Yeah, American cities are pretty shit when a it comes to being walkable and having bike lanes. Everything was designed with cars in mind.
>afraid of getting muggedIt's the same here, but for a couple of days there was snow on the ground and it seemed to keep all the normies inside. Leaving the park clear for my night walk.
No.7036
>>7035It's not even the cities. The entirety of the USA is car-based. The cities have a bunch of stores spread out so it takes longer to get to them. I've only been to Ireland and I could see a huge difference in how cities were handled. The shops were close together and you could walk anywhere. I believe you could also take buses to different cities as well. It's not like that here in America.
Also the closest park nearby is a few miles - maybe five - away. Also the good parks close up as in they gate the parks at night.
No.7037
>>7036>the good parks close up as in they gate the parks at nightProbably either because of the gangs or homosexuals in your area. Those groups have to ruin things for everyone.
No.7039
>>7037I think they're also nature reserve or something. I mostly go to nature reserves because they're the biggest parks without much infrastructure. There's one about 30 minutes away that's like that but you can still see the roads nearby in certain places. Sad. So it's not really gangs of horny homosexuals buttfucking at night but rather state laws that close them down.
I've gone to pretty much all, if not all, nature reserves and such near my house. The closest one's I've not gone to are an hour away at least. I don't know where to go any more without dedicating a huge amount of time going to a different part of the state three hours away, renting a hotel or airbnb, and spending multiple days hiking and looking at nature. It's new to me too. Never done it. It's scary.
