Afternoon.
Taking a shower and nap.
Thriller, Mystery.
So far it's a tie between Carl Sagan and a certain teacher.
I like to think I'm decent at analytical thinking.
English.
I think I do when I see it prudent. And because it rewards hard work.

Afternoon.
Listening to music.
Horror, mystery, and adventure
Compassion
Organization
Yes, because every now and again people need to hear something nice about themselves from the words of others.

>What's your favourite time of day?
I love mornings most of all. Waking up early gives the impression of a very long day ahead of me, and I do enjoy spending my time with people... a lot!

>After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Curling up on the couch, watching Family Guy and Friends. Sometimes I watch Futurama, too. I also like to read, but I've been doing that a lot less lately!

>What're your favourite film genres?
I like RomComs. Yes, I've said it. There's no other genre that compares.

>Who is the person you admire most right now?
One of my teachers! She's not very good at it, but she's eager to learn and very open to advice. I think it's admirable to acknowledge you're not very good at something and allow others to give you feedback about it!

>What is your greatest skill?
I'm very confident in my ability to find something good in everyone!

>What skill would you most like to have?
I wish I could sing really well!

>Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
Of course! I think it's a right good thing to tell people of all the good things they do, because it inspires them to continue doing those things.

>What's your favorite time of day?
Any moment of the journey where I have nothing to do and plenty and free time. Morning on weekends so.

>After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Browsing that board, playing vidya and animu.

>What're your favorite film genres?
Historical and Science-Fiction.

>Who is the person you admire most right now?
No one.

>What is your greatest skill?
I don't have any clue. Maybe thinking ? Dunno.

>What skill would you most like to have?
Managing to stop lazing around. Have more energy.

>Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
Not really, I prefer to be honest. Might come up if a person does something good, of course.

What's your favourite time of day?
Afternoon




After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Drinking something refreshing or tea~

What're your favourite film genres?
Horror and Mystery

Who is the person you admire most right now?
Secret,ne~


What is your greatest skill?
Playing Violin

What skill would you most like to have?
Being good at math, and having the ability to think quickly.

Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
Yes, when they really deserve it~

>What's your favourite time of day? (morning, noon, afternoon, etc)
Night time!

>After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Doing something that isn't productive.

>What're your favourite film genres?
I don't have one.

>Who is the person you admire most right now?
Not anyone here!

>What is your greatest skill?
Drawing.

>What skill would you most like to have?
Composing.

>Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
I dunno.

>>62550
>not answering
>>62552
>look im edgy
>>62553
>secret
Is admiration really that weird between people nowadays?

>>62550
Who do you admire most~?

>>62552
Compliments aren't necessarily dishonesty, you know!

>>62553
No secrets! Just share it with us! :D

>>62555
Too many disappointments.

>>62555
Come now, don't attack Squitcher just because he's cynical. (Though he'll say realistic, wahaha~)

>>62556
Nobody.

Morning, since it feels like I have a lot of time to spend.
Talking with dokidoki nakama.
Romansu.
Lots of people but nobody to note in particular over the others.
Ability to take it easy.
High-speed programming.
Often, but always with good reason.

>>62558
Edgy it's not exactly and insult coming from anon-kun. In any case I was just saying it because his no one answer, but maybe I'm being too pushy, I don't remember really admiring a lot of people when I was younger.

>>62555
I don't have anyone I particularly admire, is that so weird ?

>>62556
Compliments have to be deserved, otherwise they lose all meaning and significance, that's the way I see it.

>>62554
Ok so what the hell brought up that question about attractive people ?
Also come visit me or I'll kill you.

>>62559
Nobody, huh. I see~

>>62563
Were you expecting something else~?

>>62562
Reading threads about feminism , ne!

>>62562
Well, if someone who hates waking up at 6 wakes up at 6, I think that's worth a compliment! I don't seldom see people who'd compliment things you do while not really meaning it.

In fact, I don't meet a lot of people who're comfortable giving compliments. It's not a matter of honesty, I think most if not all compliments are given honestly.

I kind of admire the way George has managed to keep us all together, and I admire Rin for keeping the D&D game going for as long as it has.

>>62564
Not really, I just wondered. Since there's just so many things people do I can admire in them I generally assume everyone has someone they admire for something.

>>62566
I like garage for being a silly baka, also he sells his blood to pay the server.
>>62565
wat

>>62567
Public speaking's not hard though. I've done it a bunch of times.

>>62565
>feminism
Well there's your problem. Now promise me to not do this ever again.

>>62558
I don't like how you but if I had to say what I am, I'm just unconcerned. Offended people are the funniest people I've ever encountered.

It's not like admiring someone equals the assertion that you think they're without fault. There's no person who's without faults, but it's the good you do that makes you stand out.

>>62569
And for all that, there's a bunch of people who're deathly afraid to ascend that stage and try to convince people with rhetoric alone. Not everyone can be so charismatic or captivate his audience.

Public speaking may be easy to you, but that doesn't mean it's an easy feat for everyone.

>>62566
I don't consider that a compliment, that's just... Encouragement ? Not trying to play on words here.

>>62568
>>62570
"Most females love to look sexy and slútty in game and you're just here sounding butthurt and tries to defend the two females on the entire who don't like skimpy clothing. Go away, scumbag.
Yes I'm a misogynist."

"he wins what? The most embarrassingly mysoginistic and also utterly unprovable statement of the year award? This place is a cesspit of awful opinions and the entire forum should probably be deleted."

"You're right, sexy is a bad thing. All men want women with stomachs bigger than their boobs and all women want dudes who can't find their wangs."

>>62566
>>62568

>>62568
He's capable of insight if you bug him enough.

>>62555
>>62556
okay okay...
My current girlfriend...She had also a cheating partner like me,Her parents are divorced and her older is dead but despite everything she is cheerful and always smiling and dont let that trouble her.
I want to be with a person like that

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>>62576

eye'm capable of insight all the teyem ok

>>62577
Note:SHE USED TO HAVE A BOYFRIEND that cheated on her
I love her AND I would never cheat.

>>62574
Yep, it's shit.

>>62572
I like that kind of thing. Must be because of my enormous ego.

>>62578
Nop your bonus it's like -5, but rolling a lot of times you can manage a 15
>>62574
oh god why
>>62577
ok that was obvious but I wanted you to say it

>>62580
>>62581
Exactly. And that's why I'm reading it. I've expanding from bad art to bad threads.

>What's your favourite time of day? (morning, noon, afternoon, etc)
Night, so I can be awake while the people around me sleep.

>After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Drawing lots and lots of stuff and watching vids online. Drawings including stuff I'd like to get going on like my mystery vn and dating vn.

>What're your favourite film genres?
Not sure. I was into horror a long time ago, watched a lot of that. Nowadays? Maybe adventure. More specifically anything that appeals to my anime liking side or my comic liking side. Last movie I watched was Dark Knight Rises in theaters.

>Who is the person you admire most right now?
Admire? I'm not entirely sure what you mean by that. It would be obvious for me and everyone else who I'd pick, but I don't want to mix love and admiration together like that. On pure admiration, I guess it would be those still creating stuff like Kinjo, Rosa, ect since they continue to pursue what they like and make it into a reality.

>What is your greatest skill?
What do I think my greatest skill is or does this include the people around me to? If it includes others, I'm not really sure, probably nothing. If it's from my own perspective, probably not giving a fuck about things whenever I want. Many years of refining this.

>What skill would you most like to have?
Probably to care even less. But if I have pick something else, I guess it would be, if it includes a skill that I do have but do not do well, drawing, I guess...?

Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
Not really. I give compliments sparingly because usually the people around me have a higher view of them selves due to studies showing that... blah blah blah I take psychology blah.

>>62581
k~ heh~

Heh, So far Little busters seem to be enjoyable but since its a Key novel, The sad mindfuck parts have yet to come~

Good night /seacats/

>night

>reading

>comedy, adventure

>dad

>I don't know... mb being a "walking dictionary," even though my vocabulary isn't all that vast

>identifying music chords by ear

>yepp

These questions are an invasion of privacy.

>>62586
Daddy's girl detected.
How rare.

>>62586
Therrrrre you arrrre.

>>62588
I don't see how why it's wrong to admire your own father. I admire mine but he acts weird sometimes.

>>62586

>night

As expected of delinquent.

>>62587

Is it because all the answers are lewd.

>>62590
Did I say it's wrong?
No.
I said it's rare.

"a superhero based on a particularly naive and idealistic form of libertarianism"

>>62591
No, there's no benefit in sharing personal information on a board that values secrecy and non illusion breaking.

aaaa i got rained on and melted

>What's your favourite time of day?
Evening~!

>After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Depends. If I have a new game I'm interested in I like to do that, or browse the web~!

>What're your favourite film genres?
Fantasy adventure!

>Who is the person you admire most right now?
Hmmm, that's a toughie... there are a lot of people I admire, but to pick just one... uhh, Albert Einstein! He has a lot of good quotes~

>What is your greatest skill?
I dunno, I think it's hard to judge oneself's capabilities correctly~

>What skill would you most like to have?
The skill to make people happy!

>Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
I try to! At the very least, I say "thank you" a lot, sincerely~ I think it's good to let people know their work is appreciated~

>>62594
>Implying the illusion isn't broken

There is trust among us, I don't see the problem.

also I don't mind mantaining the illusion.

night
drinking
action
no one
nothing
none
no because

>>62594

Don't misunderstand illusion-breaking ok.

>>62595

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

>>62595
We can fix that by pouring more water on you.

>>62597
No, I don't trust you.

>>62599
I think I have divulged more than enough personal information.

>>62601

nop wrong you haven't even been tracked down and photographed yet

Huh, should've mentioned that I give compliments when I deem it appropriate, but the frequency of it might seem excessive to many.

>>62585
Night.

>>62588
I'm actually not all that close to either of my parents, but I have considerably longer conversations with Dad.
I admire that he was able to go from being a kid who didn't even know Spanish and lived in a highly uncivilized community to being a learned cardiologist in a city thousands of miles away from his home.
I guess I don't mind being called daddy's girl, though.

>>62589
omg i post soon ok i keep getting distracted

>>62591
I like sleeping through the night, since it gets me ready for the next day!!

>>62591
Cirno is moe and pure not a delinquent

>>62603
I'll be doing the same too soon enough. Learning japanese, living in Japan, marry perfect waifu, living the dream, ect.

how to unmelt cotton candy???

>>62606
Put it in an ice cube tray and throw it in the freezer.

>>62606

blowdryer obv

>>62605
Good luck!!

>>62606
Cotton candy doesn't melt with water, it dissolves completely!!!!!

>What's your favourite time of day? (morning, noon, afternoon, etc)
Night.

>After a long day, you like to unwind by...
Reading things on the Internet.

>What're your favourite film genres?
Psychological Thriller and Documentaries.

>Who is the person you admire most right now?
anon-kun.

>What is your greatest skill?
Being able to take a pre-existing idea and improve upon it.

>What skill would you most like to have?
Social skills.

>Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
Only when appropriate. People should earn their compliments.

What's your favorite time of day? (morning, noon, afternoon, etc)

Late night, (since it is the time my creative side is at its fullest, writing comes easiest.)

After a long day, you like to unwind by...

Depends, sometimes anime, sometimes video games, sometimes manga, tv-shows, music, drawing, writing, painting, just goofing off, I do lots of things, I guess.

What're your favourite film genres?

Mystery, Fantasy

Who is the person you admire most right now?

I admire a lot of people, for different reasons, so it is hard to just pick one person.. I'd say some person I admire a lot are Kinjo, Lili, and quite a few other seacats, for they have such strength. Whatever the end result they keep trying, it is that kind of courage I wish I had.

What is your greatest skill?
I'd have to say writing.

What skill would you most like to have?
Drawing and Painting

Do you regularly compliment people? Why (not)?
I believe I do, or at least I'd like to think so.

>>62602
>tracked down
>Check IP

Nigaa you srs

>>62612

IP is too vague ok.

>>62611
Oh wow, I feel flattered now.

>Whatever the end result they keep trying, it is that kind of courage I wish I had.

Some might call my persistence blind stupidity, or even insanity at times. I don't know if you would really want that.

>>62614
To some the ability to do something despite the risk of failure is stupid and crazy, but I believe this mostly stems from the fear of failure and fear of the consequences.

But how can you know you will fail before you try. If you let a fear or failure or backlash stop you from doing something you just failed it, and in the end did the same thing you were afraid of doing.

The ability to rush into something and keep doing through it and trying, even after have been kicked down. The ability to try to do something to muster up the effort to complete the task, is admirable.

I am happy that this party turned out to be something positive~
hehe~ it fulfilled its purpose~

Afternoon.
Watching anime while drinking whisky.
Comedy, cyberpunk.
Myself. If that's cheating, then Feenie.
I am skilled at enjoying things. And making people laugh, apparently.
A skill for learning languages.
Not unless they're deserving of it. So almost never.

>>62613
Your face is vague. I could be from Africa if IP didn't exist.

>>62618

Y-your face is vague!!

>>62615
Without risk there's no reward.
Often times the risk isn't as bad as you think it is, however.

For a long time I used to think making mistakes was a horrible thing, so I always tried to be a perfectionist. However when I did make mistakes I would always get upset over them, I would feel bad for making them. I'm sure I'm still a bit like this today.

But that was only because I was needlessly paranoid. I'm learning that the world isn't really that harsh. Mistakes should be encouraged, as long as you learn from them. That way they won't happen again.

>>62620

is that why you're okay with dying so much in mario

>>62621
Or I guess, to put it another (shorter) way, "practice makes perfect".

>>62622
Actually that's mostly because I like attention, which is a completely different topic.

>>62621
Exactly, well said.

>>62624
Kinjo is pure, ne?

>>62626
What do you mean by pure?

Sometimes I feel like a stubborn fool for forcing /limbo/ to continue, but as long as my players put up with me I will probably continue to do so~

>>62627
I think he means honest

>>62629
I would put it between honorable and honest~

>>62629
>>62630

Well, that's nice to hear.

>>62628
That's not stubborn ok

>>62632
Well sometimes I feel like it's only continuing because I want it do and some of the players are just going through the motions. Maybe I'm wrong about that~

>>62633
On the other side I feel grateful for you for keep this game for so long, with just a small DM exercise I understood how much work lies behind the screen. So I think it's great you spend so much of your time on it, (including questions, requests and etc).

>>62633
To be honest I don't know anything about Dungeon and dragons, but I have been on RP forums.
and sometimes the reason some campaigns manage to be long is due to the skills, creativity and quality of the GM~

>>62617
Oh stop!

>>62636
hey, you has cake already, don't take john as well

Night

Video game, anime with Cirno, music

Science fiction, comedy, adventure, moeshit, shonenshit, even some haremshit.

Same answer as George.

I can do a bunch of voices and wiggle my nostrils without moving any muscles on my face.

I'd like to have a Stand.

Yeah

>>62633
I enjoy it. Otherwise I'd have quit.

Anyhoodlydoodly, I'm gonna wait for Gogo to react, then maybe for Misha to react to that, then the bad guys do stuff.

>>62637
Wouldn't that be:
Hey John, Feenie has cake already, don't take him.?

>>62641
John's my bro and Cake is a close friend okay?

One that hasn't bothered iming me in all these weeks.

>>62640
I won't be home until early evening tomorrow, but I'll try to get a post in at that point~

>>62641
John is a pure waifu, it's clearly under evil fenie influence

>>62643
>Take Australia
Good luck with that.

>>62645
In Risk, Australia is like 4 spaces isn't it~?

>>62645
omg piece and cake are spiders.

>>62646
4 spaces of poison.

>>62644
Stop with your lies and slander!