where streem 4 dnd talk

>>19902
If you're really so despondent without a stream, let me see what I can do.

>>19906

>>19907
moshi moshi?

>>19338

Wheres stream

http://www.livestream.com/teapartyofcertainty

>>19915

>>19916
Hi.

>>19919
Why is there a crosshair are you going to get shot

>>19920
It's not trained on him, so the shooter must be aiming at something behind him.

>>19921
maybe bad shot

no stream again huh.

I guess it can't be helped. I'll stream.

Come along to the Velvetroom now etc.

>Slept in this morning
>Body aching all over due to current exercise routine
>Broke a glass when washing the dishes
>Burnt the food not 5 minutes ago
Goddammit. Today is just not my day, huh.

>>19926
whats your current exercise routine?

>>19928
20 sit-ups, 15 press-ups, 50 repetitions of 4kg dumbbells with each arm, and various stretches twice (or as many as four times if I get bored) a day, in the morning and at night.
It's not really that much, but I haven't done any kind of physical exercise in years, so my muscles are screaming at me to stop torturing them like this. But I need to get back into shape, or at least put on some weight, because as it is I'm only getting thinner by the day.

>>19929
>exercise to put on weight
H, have I been doing it wrong all along?!

>>19929
If the problem is than you are too thin I believe you will soon regain a better condition, keep going.

>>19930
I think he means building muscle mass.

>>19930
I'm trying to put on muscle! As muscle weighs more than fat, it's the most efficient way to gain some weight since at the minute I'm like a skeleton wearing a layer of skin.

>>19931
My weight recently dropped to 44kg, so I decided I really need to start working out. I need to become more manly! I already have the beard and chest hair, after all.

>>19933
>44 kg
W, what?!

>>19934
I was 46kg not that long ago! It's just that I eat 1 meal a day and get zero exercise, so I'm continually losing weight no matter what I do.

>>19933
You also better start eating more regularly.

>>19935
Eat more often. Having just one meal can't be good for your health.

>>19935
>you're lighter than I
You're also taller. W, what.

>>19936
>>19937
A-alright, already! When I say "one meal a day" I mean one cooked meal, usually cooked by my cousin. I still eat cereal every morning and night. I just never have any appetite besides that, so I only ever eat when I'm hungry.

>>19939
As you start working out and becoming a little more active your body will start asking for more food. Your metabolism is probably quite slow.

>>19938
It's not my fault I have a decidedly feminine figure! Goddamn, I should just try to convince people I'm a woman from now on whenever someone asks about it.

>>19940
>Your metabolism is probably quite slow.
I highly doubt that's the case. I used to have a healthy weight back in primary school, but around the time I entered high school I started losing weight no matter what I did. I used to eat a fair bit (3 meals a day + junk food all the time), and still didn't put on any weight at all. In other words it's not just because I'm not eating very often, it's that even when I do stuff myself I still don't put on weight.

>>19935
Gross.

Ah, what a satisfying nap~

>>19941
Baka, the human metabolism is not static, considering how you usually spend your time your metabolism surely have slowed down. The low energy you feel and the lack of appetite is proof enough.

At any rate, I need to stop doing that. Every time I bring up my weight, threads always seem to turn into /fit/ without my even realizing it.

What's a kg?

>>19945
Its okay, I prefer this to lonely board.
>>19946
Go to a hole and die, you uncultured swine.
hi feenie

>>19948

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNEoTzGj5a0

>>19912

>>19933
Eat junk food 24/7 and get fat like george.

Gooooooooooooood morning everyone! How's everyone doing?!

>>19953
What you talking about? It's 11PM.

>>19954
Silly bloo, it's 7:15 AM in the better part of the world.

>>19955
T-There are other parts of the world?!
Which Sharin are you gonna fuck?

>>19957
Of course!
The superior one, clearly.

>>19958
Sachi is great! I also really love Touka. I don't hate Natsumi but she's like...w/e. Still, her ending is the only one that feels right.

Be sure to get Sachi's bad end too.

>>19959
Sachi is perfect. Touka is fun, but she can get pretty irritating. Natsumi is... okay, but any scenes centered on her aren't exactly the most "well-written" of the thing, so I'm having a hard time doing anything but laughing at the sheer awkwardness of it.

>>19960
Also - goddamn, at first Houzuki was intimidating, but now he's like some kind of demon. The manliest demon I've ever seen.

Wakamoto can make me watch an animes in Japanese dub.

>>19960
The writing in this VN is pretty eccentric and autistic sometimes but I love it. I love like, everything about it. So entertaining. Well okay, there's a flashback that drags on too long after something awesome happens later. That sucked. And I thought the ending was a bit weak..but still!

>>19963
This thing has so many flashbacks it's like a Vietnam veteran. Some of the conversations are amusing as hell though, and the soundtrack almost always fits with the mood pretty damn well.

Nope it's 3pm in the better part of the globe.

>>19962
Does Hope know you raided his wardrobe?

>>19964
Yes, fantastic soundtrack. Yes, be sure to get all the bad ends, etc. Touka's creeped me out actually.

>>19967
Feeling tired? Or maybe just bored?

>>19968
A little of both.

>>19969
Yeah, I know how that feels.
When I get like that I feel like there's nothing to do, but I really want to do something, and yet despite there being nothing I don't really want to go to bed (just yet), and even though anything would be more interesting or amusing all the "somethings" I can think of turn into "nothings" when I realize those somethings weren't really somethings at all, but were really just a bunch of nothings on par with staring at the wall blankly or carrying a meaningless conversation with anybody (or nobody) in particular, and then any of the anythings I can think of turn out to be somethings that are really just a bunch of nothings not worth actually doing (and yet I often find myself doing them anyway).

Do you get what I mean?

Gooood morniiiiing seacaaaaaats~~!

>>19970
Here's an idea: try ten words or less to describe how you feel.

But yes, I do get what you are saying.

>>19972
...Tche. What a weak tsukkomi that was.
Ten words or less, huh? Let's see... how about, "The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain." That should satisfy the criteria, I do say.

>>19971
Good morning, Lion-man. Try not to eat anybody's head when you're mouth's open that wide, now.

>>19973
?

>>19971
Morning~

>>19973
Hey! I can't help it if I'm stupid!

>>19974
Ah. Looks like lions just dropped a rung on the food chain.

>>19975
N-now it's a reversed-tsukkomi?!

>>19976
I'm no comedy act! What gave you such an impression!?

>>19977
Why, the whole world is a comedy act, so it's only natural of course. It is the duty of society to raise the greatest performing clowns, in the hope that one day they may change class to Jester in preparation for their becoming a Sage and battling the Demon King Z*ma to return peace to the world.

...Hmm. That second half doesn't actually sound as comedic as the first. I guess it's a tragicomedy instead, then. Like a stand-up comedian act except the comedian is poor at telling jokes, so it becomes quite tragic to watch.
Something like that, at least.

Good evening seacats, or should I say morning?

>>19979
Everyone always seems to be at a different time of day. If we had a Dark L*mp then we could probably get around that, but in its place I suggest we simply combine all the times of day to unite the world under one banner. Henceforth when referring to the time of day in this place, we shall greet each other always with the same phrase "Good Evetermorn."

>>19979
Good day, anon-kun.

>>19978
... what?

>>19979
EveMorning anon-kun~

>>19981
>>19982
No, no, no, that's not the phrase we agreed on at all! You're supposed to greet him with "Good Mornterneve."

Salutations seems to work fine as well.

>>19981
>>19982
>>19983
... right. Good Good Mornenever ...

>>19983
I didn't agree to anything.

>>19984
Well that just sucks all the life right out of it.

>>19986
I think you're going to need a R**lity M*rble to accomplish that one, you know.

>>19987
I rewrote the screenplay.

>>19988
...Are you Dr*sselm**er?

It seems more people are awake at this time than usual. Hi etc.

>>19989
Semisortakindamaybe.

>>19990
Good mornfterwhatever. How are you doing today?

>>19992
So-so I guess. I don't think watching Monster is helping either. With each episode I find Johan's mindset more appealing.

>Monster
Lunge is olev

>>19993
I remember feeling the same way. Johan has a rather persuasive viewpoint, after all. In the end though, it was neither Johan's nor Tenma's ideologies which won me over - but Grimmer's instead. Probably because I've been exactly as he was for the longest time now, but I felt a connection to his way of life and realized - that way of living is probably best for someone like me, after all.
I can still see where Johan was coming from; the logic behind Tenma's reasoning; and even Lunge's steadfast determination; however Grimmer's way of life simply made the most sense to me of all of them. There are things people can do and things they can't, but the one thing all people should be capable of is wearing a smile no matter what happens.

At least, that's what I took from the whole thing anyway.

>>19995
Grimmer was probably favorite character for most people, however I'm still in Lunge boyfan club.

>>19994
I love the way he moves his hand as if typing information into his brain.

>>19995
I'm not that far in (just finished episode 13). I'll be sure to pay close attention to that character though.

In regards to Johan though.. His charisma, the way he uses people etc. just seems right.. It just feels like it would be the best mindset to adopt if you really wanted to be successful in life.

>>19997
You realize he's a murderer, right?

>>19996
I never really liked Lunge at first, since he just seemed like a stubborn and persistent guy who was being led around in circles by Johan all the time.
Then when it went in-depth about his family life, his puzzle-solving methods he used on the job, and his reasons for being the way he is, I gradually started liking him more and more. I realized that it wasn't so much that he was being "led around" by someone else, but rather that he was just completely confident in his own abilities as an investigator. And then it was this scene right here that won me over in the end, with the last few episodes putting him all the way up to "Bro-tier."

>>19997
I know exactly what you mean there. There were times I couldn't even continue to think of him as simply a "sociopath," if only mainly because of how successful he seemed to be at... well, life, I guess. He was always able to act so smooth with people, always managed to maker the most logical decisions that would benefit himself the most.
Not so much a "killer," most of the time I could only think of him as a "survivor."

>>19998
Of course but that's also what is so great about it. From what I've seen thus far, if it's of any profit to him, he can easily take a life without a second thought.

>>19998
He could be a murderer or a window-washer, it wouldn't really change how impressive he was in any way at all.

>>20001
I do not trust you, Teatime. You murderous manchild.

>>20002
...Thanks for that, I never even noticed the similarities before. Now I'll never be able to get it out of my head.

>>20003
You're welcome.

>>20004
The movies weren't half bad, actually. I should really get around to reading some of his novels sometime.

Mmm, it's 13:00 and I've been talking to myself since the little comedy routine earlier. Such a slow day today.

>>20005
I'd lend you mine, but distance, postage, etc.

Also I'd need them back. All 40+ books.

“And you, kid. Who are you? Haven't seen you around here before."

He looked over to me, probably examining how I fit into this situation.

I guess since I'm in front of his shop, I should make an attempt to show some courtesy.

The guy scratches his stubbled chin, waiting for an answer.

“Huh?"

“Um, my name is David Knights. Who are you?"

Suddenly, a shimmer can be seen in his eyes.

“Oh-boy, you done it now child."
“Brace yourself!"

The two stepped back for a moment.

I also take a slight step back, readying myself for what the baker was about to do.

"Me? My name?! All these things such as self is useless in the eyes of the universe! Can you not see that all of man is one? Naming one another is an act of vanity and unnecessity that existence forces upon the human race! My name is your name! Your name is my name! And both of our names are everyone's name! And yet there is no name for any of us since we all posses the same name. This name is existence itself! Can't you see? We are no different than
the grass or trees or rocks or stars or bread or paints or ovens or clothes or any other entities out there! We are existence and existence is us! Meaning even we are the universe! We are the vastness of space! We are the
nothingness, the stars, and even the dead! We are the everything! And we are the nothing! Therefore, we have no name!

But if you need to ask, it's John. John Smith."

... then what was the point in telling me all of that?!

>>20006
>40+
There are that many?! Ah well, not to worry about the postage costs. I'll simply wait until you move in with Lili, then you'll be within distance that a simple trip to visit would enable me to borrow perhaps a fraction of what I now assume to be a considerably sized library of fantasy novels.

>>20000
>20000

>>20007
I have to admit, that was pretty good. Hit the nail square on the head, as it were.
How's it shaping up so far, anyhow? Everything seems to be going quite well from what I can gather.

>>20009
I'm as impressed as you are that this site ever managed to garner 20,000 posts of "How was your day?," "Stream where," and "George fatfatfat."