>>17598
Not really.. mouth feels funny, and feels weird when I swallow. Also there is a strange little bump on the roof of my mouth. Also feels like it is impossible to swallow.

>>17606
That sounds like an infection, why don't you go and visit a doctor later?

>>17607
I don't want to though. I'm worried it will be something serious, like a abscess or something.

>>17608
Afraid of doctors? can't blame you there, I despise hospitals.
But just waiting could make it worse, so please if the problem continues don't hesitate too much to pay a visit. Who knows? Most of the times you just need to take some antibiotics to control an infection.

>>17603
Card games where?

>>17608
It would be better to go sooner than later.

Also, why Testie stream lag so much?

I don't like emerald warden

>>17605

It's fine, I can appreciate them as a zombie~

>>17610

In a minute~

Good... Oh wow why is it so late?

>watch old dragon ball z movie with decent audience this time
>lmao at voice acting panel
>meet takahata101 and ask him to be a part of project
>get autograph and photo with toshio furukawa
>Get some sweet bargains on swa
>day only half way over and still going to kalafina and miku concerts

Between a 1 and 11, i'd rank today a 34 so far...~

>>17614
Tell him I said Hi when he rocks up~

shud i buy bs avartar?????????????????

>>17617
do eet is moe

>>17617
yes

i buyed it

whos playing hon?????????

I think that no one..

I don't duel seacats anymore, you trolls.

Just finished Zaregoto in one sitting. Aaah, what a nice book~ time to get volume 2. It's certainly not a literary mystery masterwork, and at times the dialogue and action is dragged down by the intense introspection and philosophy, but the story paced itself well enough.

I think the only shame is that the characters, outside of Ii-chan's relation to Kunagisa, were never really presented as being meaningful to me. They were there, but inaccessible.

Oh well. A good read is a good read. I haven't devoured 300 pages of novel in one sitting in a good while.

>>17623
I spent six hours just reading? OhgodhowamIgoingtofillthisgapinmylife.

>>17623

Hey, my deck is cancer-free!

>>17624
Sometimes you just get really wrapped up in a good book.

>>17623
>>17626
The new seacats banlist clearly states no cancer.

>>17628
what cards are considered cancer by Seacats standard?

>>17626
>>17628
You don't understand, seacats are the cancer.

>>17627
I have six hours in which I did nothing productive and had no social contact at all. I realised I have eight missed calls, and three text messages that I didn't even realise despite my phone being ON THE TABLE IN FRONT OF ME AAAAAAAAAAAH

>>17630
That... I cannot relate to. Sorry.

>>17630

No u.

>>17629
Every card I play.

>>17630
You're just old and can't keep up~

>>17630
Clearly, books are cancer.

>>17631
>no one calls him
I'd... I'd tell you to give me your number, but I admit I wouldn't ever call you either.

>>17635

>>17632
If I were popular I would've had twice as much. This is just two friends being stupid and I should call them back except it's midnight.

>>17633
I can keep up with FTK cancer, it's just not interesting to let everything come down to luck and denying the other party of doing anything just because you're too pussfooted to actually compete.

Of course, nerds like you wouldn't understand.

>>17636
Don't you Americans have dating websites?

>>17639
cheaper alternative etc.

>>17638
For money, yes. But it feels weird anyway.

>>17641
Why not put an ad in the local paper or something then? I recall there was this program we had where people'd arrange speed dates that was pretty fun to participate in. It's not just for love, also for making friends!

Why don't you try that?

>>17642
The places are too far away.

>>17643
Humour me. How far is far?

>>17644
Sixty miles.

>>17645
Look, going out and making friends'll be good for you. The more you socialise the better you get at it, and if you're good at it you can make a girl fall for you.

You're getting on in years, too, and no one wants to date the 40-year-old virgin who lives in his mother's basement and has never held hands with a girl before.

Despite what anime tries to tell you.

Also, sixty miles should be doable. Else, try to find other local areas where you're liable to meet people and dare the plunge. You'll miss out on so much if you don't go, and honestly people aren't half as judgmental and harsh as you are wont to think if you yourself are harsh and judgmental of yourself.

There's nothing weird about putting yourself out there for friendship or more.

>>17647
I could... Try?

>>17649
Trying's good, but you should do. Don't "try" to make friends, but "go" make friends. Don't "try" to get a girlfriend, but "get" one.

There's something subtly charming about a man who knows what he wants. There's a subtle attraction to men who aren't let down by disappointment, and don't show it. There's something cool about a man who'd approach you in a café to show you something new, or tell you something funny.

What was it manga says again? "Crossdress your mentality". Except try to dress your mentality!

>>17648
It only counts if you do so by phone. Else, shut-in status, young lady.

>>17650
That part's the easy part. Confidence in speaking comes to me surprisingly easily. It's getting to that part that's hard.

>>17651
What's the difference between being a shut-in with the phone, and being a shut-in with IM? I don't see it.

>>17651
She could use Skype. Or voice chat. Or vent.

>>17652
So what's keeping you back from being motivated to go out?

>>17654
No way, voice chat is for people who are not me.

>>17645
>>17647

If you're going to go that far anyways, you might as well just go to England ne.

>>17650

I'll have you know, I just got a text earlier inviting me to go out, ne!

>>17657
No passport.

Also, new thread
>>17658

>>17653
Keeping in touch with friends only by desktop or laptop clearly shows a dependency on digital communication to establish links with people. Doing so by phone shows you're a modern person, and if you do so by phone it means you're either comfortable or outdoors, both of which are antagonistic to the shut in, who prefers to be hunched over a screen.

>>17654
>>17656
Voice chat is the superior way to talk to people because they're closer to you.