>coren
reported

>>>/kor/

Tadaima

let's play some brood war nida

>>52321
Why not learn, though? Would it not be better than avoiding blame?
After all, what's a man without thrills in his life?

>>52324
>Proud GSL subscriber
Made me laugh.

>>52325
A man without thrills is a man who is tame. Lazy, slothful; he pays no mind to the game.

Learning is annoying, avoiding is best. You never can fail if you don't take the test.

>>52326
Is that the man who you'd rather be? For some reason, it is a surprise to me.

Forgive me, if you will, for breaking off from the rhyme. It takes me some time, and, truth be told, free verse is where I'm at.

>>52316
our land abounds in nature's gifts
for we are young and free
let history's page
at every stage
P-P-P-P-P-POKER FACE

...sorry. Good night!

>>52327
Desire is fleeting. Hope always falls flat. To be honest with you, I'm fine where I'm at.

Don't worry, my man, it's all in good fun. Myself? I can't free verse, or even make puns.

>>52329
Nit cak

What's with the spoilers?

hi

>>52335
hi

>>52336
who u

>>52337
im me

>>52338
just according to my prediction!

Why's everyone going nameless all of the sudden~?

>>52339
Rail Tracer sucks. He always struck me as a sheltered, deluded child. You know, like he NEEDED to believe he was so great because deep down, he knew the truth.

>solipsism
Babby's first foray into philosophy.

>>52339
who you
>>52340
im not nameless

>52330
In that case, I will do no further to attempt to pry you from your current stance. After all, one can't just go around molding others, right?

I consider free verse to be easy modo, but of course it changes from person to person. You come up with rhymes with a speed I admire. Hats off to you, boy.

>>52340
They are cowards without honor.

>>52340
To be rebellious youngsters?

>>52341
I thought you were a solipsist? Or are you admitting that was your first foray?

BTW, for /limbo/ players, there is a map up now~

>>52344
Whatever you wish; your choices are yours. A libertarian stance is the stance I adore.

I'm not used to this, but I'm glad for your praise. This could be a fun way to pass boring days.

>>52346
Methinks the scoundrels will not fall for such an obvious ploy.

>>52347
Well, to be honest I am. Guess it just irks me to see it in action. I mean, I can't see many similarities between myself and that...guy.

>>52352
you're just aeroplane jelly of his skillz

>>52352
So you ARE still a babby when it comes to philosophy~?

>>52345
>>52351
What brings you back? HF movie?

>>52354
I'm not even a fetus.

>>52355
I regret that I have not heard of such an adaptation Milady. It is my heart that has brought me here.

>>52357
Why were you posting anonymously? Getting tired of Saber?

>>52358
I have strayed for the path for reasons unknown to me. But I will always serve my King.

>>52349
Too tired to spoiler; eyelids getting heavy. This has been quite the exchange, short as it ma have been, and I hope to partake in another one soon.
Goodbye, friend, if I may call you so.

>>52360
Pleasant dreams anonymous one.

>>52359
Well, as long as you aren't hurting anyone, it's fine.
I hope you are enjoying yourself and enjoyed Fate/Zero.

>>52362
Most verily Milady. My only regret is the screentime given to my King.

Is it Thursday yet?!

>>52363
What I have seen and from what little I read in the light novel, it stayed somewhat true to the source material. But yes, I would have liked more Saber.
I didn't much like seeing Kerry doing his whole emotionless bit most of the time. Though I did enjoy him cracking near the end.

>>52364
Wednesday
EESSSCAAAAAAAAAAPPPPEEE

>>52365
It is most regretful he could not act as her partner with honor even in the very end. Truly a lost man. I can only feel sympathy for a man who cannot appreciate the greatest of knights.

Why can't I sleeeeeeeeep

>>52364
not yet!! :D

>>52367
It's a great show, and AO is starting to get really good too~

Well, that's my opinion anyways~

>>52366
I suppose that was his sole purpose in F/Z and in F/SN as Shirou's mentor. To show some kind of absolute path that one knows isn't truly right, but is figured to be the most practical and simplest to follow.

Needless to say, he was Saber's polar opposite in that regard, but both seem to walk the path of justice.

>>52370
https://archive.seacats.net/image/res/768.html

>>52370
Very true. You have said it better than I could myself Milady. Even if they walk paths of justice, they say the path to hell is paved with good intentions. Needless to say I think that is where he ended up.

>>52371
LOOK AT THAT FUCKING COLLAR!!!

>>52371
the guy on the left loks like he has a kinda feminine body

>>52371
What have you done.

>>52372
True. After all, even if we feel like their is one kind of love or justice, there is actually many kinds. Some leading to the same results.

Though you said it better.
Farewell then, my knight in shining armor.

>>52371
Where did you find that Willard? And did you ever find that one guy who randomly took your picture? It was Chen, right? Voyager?

>>52373
That's a pimp's collar. Just ask Protag.

>>52374
Is that you, makk? Either way, makk said the same thing.

>>52375
Illusion breaking 1, /seacats/ 0

>>52373
I know right, it's got Ryukishi-like proportions, to stay true to the original sprites.

>>52374
Reported.

>>52375
What, it's just a 3D Kinjo sprite!

>>52376
Will was at the Umineko gathering. That's also where the random guy took my picture.

>>52377
>3d kinjo sprite

>>52377
There's no such thing as a 3D sprite.

>>52378
>>52379
There are. 3D sprites are all the rage nowadays.

>>52381
It's gotten quiet, hasn't it?

>>51774
is anyone still here

>>52383
I am always here. Some humans are just too full of toxin to see.

I'm back.

You guys can ignore this chart if you wish. I'm just kicking Kinjo in the nuts.

msn/[email protected]: I see.
msn/[email protected]: Man.
msn/[email protected]: I'm not doing anything wrong am I?
msn/[email protected]: With Mion that is.
msn/[email protected]: She seems to ignore me off and on.

Testing to see if it lies.

>>52388
Even if he say that, it's rude to post private conversations.

msn/[email protected]: You haven't been online for a long time.
msn/[email protected]: I see.
msn/[email protected]: Man.
msn/[email protected]: I'm not being a faggot or anything , am I?
msn/[email protected]: With Homura that is.
msn/[email protected]: She seems to ignore me off and on.
msn/[email protected]: I hope she's safe.

>>52389
Tales from a bygone era.

>>52388

>>52391
First time in a long time that I show up on /seacats/, and I'm still being harassed. And people wondered why I didn't show up much.

>>52393
Well, you know how your reputation is. Chen likes pushing everyone's buttons, and the people who actually have something against you would rather not fight about it.

>>52394
How can one press my buttons if there are no buttons to press? Lack of memory makes things I've done in the past seem like someone else did them.

>>52395
Heh. I know what you mean. If you were a guy who got caught up in regret, there's no way you'd earn a reputation like that to begin with.

>>52396
Zero requiem aside, to be 100% honest I don't actually hate anyone here. I more or less hate the boredom that spawns from the lack of motivation to do anything than to stream or talk about inane shit. That's a big reason why I don't come here often, nothing to do and no one to do whatever with. An endless perpetual cycle of boredom, which is sometimes disrupted by the occasional drama. It's way more fun to just be the guy everyone hates in the end, at least they're proactively doing something instead of circlejerking.

I hate you all.

>>52397
Zero requiem, huh? I don't know if I could call hating someone universally being proactive.

I didn't think you hated anyone, though. It's not like you. You don't care enough for that. Seething with hate doesn't mix with apathy.

>>52398
Well, not that what I say matters anyway. It'll all be swept under the rug like usual, "It's just Meta, pay no heed".

>>52399
I wonder. I think things have changed. There's no problem with you posting here, and old members are in the minority. The majority of people here probably don't have a clue about you.

>>52400
I'm not looking to post here. This place still should just be finally put down, its usefulness has been outlived. If you want to go play games with your friends, you should already have their contact info, etc....

>>52401
No thanks. I don't have the need for anyone's contact info anymore. And I don't play games with them, either. Unless you can call the playing around we do on the board a game.

You're posting here, right? How long's that going to last? And what made you decide to pay us a visit, anyway?

>>52402
Everything I do is fueled by boredom. I doubt I'll still be posting by tomorrow.

>>52403
Very well, Meta. Don't waste your time here. There's nothing to do. Boredom is a man's way of telling himself that he needs a project - it won't pass away even if the time does as you discuss sweet nothings and the goings of your day unending. I'm sure you know that.

Indeed, I never expect you to stay for long. You wouldn't be you if you did.

>>52402
Fuck. That made me think on a seacats themed Life-styled board game. Each roll represent a post:

>Your theory was destroyed by terrible wordplay.
>It seems your lesbian joke wasn't very good. Try again.
>You caused a logic error. Stay for an eternity inside Batler's room or accept a horrible title.
>It was my first day it's not a valid excuse, get a new proxy.

>>52405

>>52407
So soon, huh? Sayonara. I hope we meet again.

>>52408

>>52406
If that were made, wouldn't playing the game have to be part of the game?

>>52409
?

>>52411

>>52412
Not leaving after all?

>>52410
Don't make stuff any more recursive, please.
>>52409
>keikakudoori

>>52413

>>52415

>>52416

>>52417

>>52418

>>52419

>>52420

>>52421

>>52422

What's going on here?