I can barely keep my eyes open. Good night /seakittins/.

why is reading conversations between mostly old seacats always so entertaining

>>48672
sleep well

Good morning /seacats/.

>>48674 Good morning ~

Ugh... I'm finally in vacation, but I'm so tiiiired... I'm sleepy even though it's only 6pm here.

>>48675
How did you sleep?

I didn't sleep well. It didn't feel like sleep at all. I woke up just as tired as before.

>>48676 Well, it's been 10 hours since I woke up and I didn't sleep as much as I would have wanted, but I guess it was enough for the day.

Do you need a hug or something ?

>>48677
No thank you. I'm not into hugging. It personally seems scary to me , having another person so close to you.

I don't sleep well when I forget to listen to music when I sleep. Music helps me to sleep and live my life. It's why I'm happy to be able to hear.

>>48678
Then a cyber-hug ?

>>48679
That's slightly better. Would you like to know what's even better?

Money to fund my collection.

>>48680
It would need two impossible things : me having money and me not being a greedy jew.

Isn't a cyber-hug enough ? Money lacks love ~

>>48681
Chen? Who was that again? It's probably some faggot.

That's enough for now. You've better bring me some money tomorrow. You don't need to bring me money if you have some good news that I can make money off.

>>48682

>>48683
That jew looks autistic. That face. Really.

>>48684
You're jewer than him.

>>48685

>>48686
Fixed

>>48687
That file name.

>>48690
Ossu.

>>48691
morning

>>48689
Pu-pu !

>>48690
>>48692
Morning, sleepyheads !

>>48693
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY3zoerVsT0

>>48694

>>48696

>>48694
Talking about murder and mysteries ? Actually talking about something that may be a bit Umineko-related ? Nope. You're silly.

>>48696
Oh god, I don't remember that picture

>>48699

>>48698
At least /gameboard/ , I guess. /teaparty/ is just us all being faggots. It's great and that's what matters the most.

>>48700
Oh, I think Riri did that one.

>>48698
But even I don't understand.

>>48703

>>48703
They spelled beginner wrong.

>>48705

>>48707

>>48708
Oh damn it, we actually did those charts ... how embarassing.

>>48709

>>48710
moe

>>48711

>>48638

>>48712

Is this nostalgia general?

>>48714
What, what did you ruin it with that~?

>>48696

>>48705
>>48717
Th, that's so mean. Why did you post those things...!?

>>48720
I didn't realize it'd make you sad!

>>48718
What's wrong with Alpacas?
>>48720
>Ilya crying
Icantwahahahatothis.png

>>48720
I don't see any problem with the 2nd picture.

>>48721
>>48723
W, well, isn't it ugly? It's ugly, isn't it!? That old thing, if I ever find the original, I'll burn it!

And Bulleta is not Chen. Chen is autism incarnate. This Bulleta person is actually posting in coherent and reasonable sentences.

>>48724
You don't need to be so critical of yourself. You should let yourself take a break sometime and just be positive about things.

>>48724 Is there anything to be ashamed of ?
If you really think so, it will be the simplest thing to torment you with it.
Or you could just sit back and chill out.

>>48728

>>48727
Good evening Piece.

>>48730
But it's morning.

>>48731
good morning piece

>>48731
Good morning

>>48732
Ohio go say must.

>>48732

>>48734
ohio
>>48735
hi panda, stop moe or i die

>>48736

>>48731
Alright then. Good morning Piece.

How did you sleep?

>>48738
are you making bunny apples
i tried that once
they were kinda moe
jez b.b. hood's pretty cute

>>48738
Briefly.

>>48739
I don't just make bunny apples.

My peeling skills goes into "something else" , too.

>>48740
That doesn't seem very good. I slept , but I woke up the same as before I've slept. It kind of sucks.

Being awake after sleeping only 8 hours feels strange. I've gotten too used to sleeping twice as long.

>>48741
Disagree. Waking up refreshed after only five hours is good. Sleep is a necessary waste of time. Kind of like eating. I'm going to throw up.

>>48743
So you hate sleeping and food? How outrageous. Salmon is a delicious and staple food. Lucid dreaming is a great experience. Even if you don't lucid dream , dreams can be great.

I guess you don't agree with me.

>>48744
Tuna is superior to salmon in terms of weight:protein and works out to cost around the same per gram as WPI.

I've never had a lucid dream where I felt in control, despite realizing I'm dreaming before. Dreams are mostly horrifying or confusing. If lucid dreaming was so great, it'd be a much bigger deal. Because it's like being God.

If I had the choice to never need to eat or sleep, I would take it.

>>48745
I guess I can understand your stance on sleeping, but why is eating bad?

>>48746
Isn't a pain to work out the exact amounts of micro/macronutrients you in particular need to get from eating for optimum function? What happens if you mess up and half your liver melts. Such a hassle. It'd be better if the body just ran off oxygen and left it at that. Besides, food is a waste of money. It wouldn't improve the situation if everyone didn't eat, but if only I didn't need to eat, then I'd have the upper hand.

>>48744
Is it really so strange? I don't really like either of those things myself. I always find myself wishing there were more hours in the day so that I'd be able to get done everything it is that I want to do without having to waste as much time sleeping when I could be doing one of countless other enjoyable things. As for dreams, well, I can't remember a single dream I've had in the past 10 years that wasn't a nightmare.
Food, I've never really liked. Most of it doesn't really taste like much of anything to me, so I just end up eating whatever's "healthy" without really caring about the taste. To me, it's just another meaningless ritual that keeps me going.

>>48748
Weird. Normally it's the greasy stuff that gives you nightmares.

Maybe your normal dreams are just boring to the point that you can't remember them?

☆*:.｡. o(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆

>>48749
They'd just be a bunch of notes about dreams someone else had.

I don't think keeping notes would actually help you remember dreams. Eventually, your only memories would be from the notes. So your experience of the dream is akin to your imagining of another author's work. Am I wrong?

>>48745
>>48748
There's a reason people have nightmares.

It has to do with what you think and all that. What are you guys even thinking? It must not be positive.

My friend used to have nightmares all the time when he was horribly depressed. His loved one pulled him out of that ditch.

>>48751
It's not like you can take photographs. Memories, even those you think you'll never forget, are distorted by time and suggestion anyway, so if you write it down, you're more likely to get it right.

>>48752
I'm too grimdark to be positive. And personally, I ignore dreams and hold them to be of no significance, even in general terms. If I took them to be reflections of my own thoughts, then I hardly know myself.

>>48753
For memories in general, I agree. But it seems to me that memories of dreams can't be put in the same category. They are much more volatile, and can disappear in minutes after waking. Or even before waking. Or maybe the dream was such a vague experience and the vague memories take after that. Writing down might help you remember what you wrote down, but not the dream that made you write it down, I think. I haven't tried it.

>>48749
If I even tried to do something like that, it would quickly turn into a horror novel the likes of which would leave Stephen King afraid to turn the lights off at night.

>>48752
I once read a theory that dreams are the brain's way of sorting through one's memories, to decide which ones to keep and which to discard. If this is true, then that would probably explain it.

>>48754
Why do I find you calling yourself "grimdark" to be so funny.

>>48755
Who gave you that theory anyway? Taki? That sounds silly.

>>48756
Freud, Jung, Zhang, I'm pretty sure it was one of those guys anyway. I couldn't quote a source, but it is one theory on it.

>>48755
Write book, make millions.

>>48757
I've heard the same thing. I don't have an opinion on its truthfulness.

The best thing about dreams is waking up to realize that they were only dreams.

>>48757
I've always found theory making "odd". It reminds me of tinfoil hats too much. Don't forget the paranoia. Always the paranoia.

But that's just my experience. Theories can be used for the good of science and such. My reasoning should not be taken seriously.

>>48760
That's a seriously stupid thing to say.

>>48761
It is. But my brain refuses to not think that. It's like a click.

>>48762
What are you supposed to have in the place of theory?

>>48763
Nothing , really. It's hard for me to explain. How much do you want my answer?

>>48759
>>48760
Well, I don't usually like to fall back to theories anyway if I can help it. I prefer concrete, provable - or at the very least testable - information over some dead old guy's speculation on things.

>>48764
It's a rhetorical question. I don't want your answer at all, because I can't comprehend it making sense.

Divine revelation, and that's it.

>>48766
Oh , sorry. Are you angry at me or my words?

>>48765
Most things can't be truly proven. You need a theory to tie evidence together, it won't do anything by itself. And then you can test your theory vigorously to see if it holds.

You can barely even have knowledge without theory.

>>48767
I'm not angry, I just think it was stupid.

Perhaps your concept of theory is different. A theory isn't inherently baseless.

>>48769
Ah. I thought that I've offended you , due to your love of theory crafting. Deep apologies , Piece. Isn't being different beautiful?

>>48768
Right, but stopping purely at the "theory" stage is meaningless if you don't do anything with it. What I mean is, I'm reluctant to rely on something that's purely speculation and either has not, or can not, be applied or tested in a way that provides consistent and reliable results with which to build an understanding around.
I just have little interest in the purely theoretical if there's no practical application for it, that's all.

>>48770
We were talking about theories on the nature of reality. If you say you don't really 'get' theorizing about fiction then I wouldn't react the same way.

However, your own understanding of a work is your theory of it. So therefore, while reading Umineko for instance, I think every reader is theorizing. It's just the level on which they are prepared to do it that differs.

>>48772
I don't mind theorizing fiction like how I mind reality. One can make you look crazy , the other just makes you look relatively normal in most cases.

>>48771
However, sometimes it's impossible to move beyond that stage, so that it becomes an indivisible issue of opinion.

>>48773
Once in a while, you have to put up with looking crazy in order to make progress, because it just so happens that everyone else is wrong. That doesn't mean that theories are crazy, because the reason they view your theory as crazy is because they have deeply invested in another theory.