I like falling asleep to generic boring anime shows on my phone.
Does Bernd like to listen to bedtime story type of thangs when going to sleep?
I listen to Youtube horror stories or almost podcast every night, can't fall asleep without it
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Now that we probably figured the cause of the error, I open this thread.
Gonna stream Post Mortem, a Hungarian horror at 22 CET (21 UTC, 4pm EST).
It is about an WWI veteran photographer, who takes photos of the deceased and their families. Post mortem photos. I'm not sure what's the word for that in English.
https://cytu.be/r/endcorner
Also on request of her, gonna stream a short video of Ashley Jones, who owns board on Endchan (and who was/is an imageboard celebrity of sort I guess, now she makes OC), before the film, starts about 21:53 CET (the video is ~6m 30s long).
More also. Kyushu basho starts on Nov 13th. Gonna stream the recaps as usual every day about ~18:30 CET.
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Thinking of streaming a Hungarian movie in March (on the 4th). It very well might be Kontroll. Slov streamed it anno on Khantube, but not many seen it, most likely noone else from here. It's a dark-comedy thriller kinda thing, with some mystery. It was filmed entirely in Budapest's metro system, underground the stations and in the tunnels. Quite cool frankly.
I will never wake up next to a naked woman lying in bed with me.
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Why are females like this?
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Due to their physical inferiority to men, women feel a strong need to unite against threats. This is a reflex that can be triggered by convincing them that there is an oppressed or threatened group that needs protection. Funnily, this works just as well if the supposedly oppressed people are male. With this knowledge and a huge propaganda apparatus, certain people use women to fight for the rights of minorities of any kind and destroy the traditions and social fabric of societies to make them more easily exploitable through the means of big finance capitalism.
Which browser extensions do you use?
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To the many BPC users here, Mozilla removed it. So you have to install the .xpi from the gitlab of the devolper (link in article), use the ublock filter list (not as good as the addon) or the ViolentMonkey script
https://www.ghacks.net/2023/02/13/mozilla-removes-bypass-paywalls-clean-extension-from-its-add-ons-repository/
Bernds are even contrarian regarding relationships, When they have gfs, they don't want them anymore and when they don't have a gf, they want one.
Anybody watching the Super Bowel
https://www.brettygood.com/ for stream
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Went to ikea today for the first time in my life.
It was an interesting experience. It felt like a museum that exhibits cheap furniture. Didn't do much to me but I can see why females might enjoy this.
They put the same 4 or 5 ikea items in all rooms for decoration. Not a single empty space without some empty glas container or empty ikea vase. This makes everything look really untidy and unappealing to me.
I found it interesting that there is only a single lane that guides you through the whole shoppe. Which makes it a pain if you decide to go back to buy something and then have to walk several minutes against a stream of people to get back to the item. Still I wonder why not more stores do this kind of stuff tbh.
What is your experience and opinion on Ikea?
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No, that only happens, if you treat them badly (like scratching them). I've seen a few CDs owned by my parents which aren't playable anymore, because they're dirty and full of scratches, also some CDs from the library. But the ones I bought and own myself are kept in pristine condition. I always keep them in their jewel cases or digipaks, take them out once to rip them and then put them back, so there's not much chance to break them.
We need more serious and interesting discussion. Are you an expert in anything you could make a thread about? For example on Kohlchan there is a very interesting thread about biblical archeology (https://kohlchan.net/int/res/19093666.html) right now.
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