>>75083
Seacats is despair

>>75082
>>75082
>>75082

>>75084
There's no need to be alarmed. With the rate the board moves, there's plenty of time to prepare.

>>75085
Whoops, meant to reply to you in the past thread. Oh well, you got it anyway.

I'm not despairing, Seacats was ever a place of simple conversations and the occasional pretentious deep nonsense.

>>75086
Nothing is real.

We're all just pixels, and our brains are just numbers.

>>75087
As far as the government is concerned, you really are a number.

>>75088
No, I'm lots of numbers.

And an important asset to the socialist welfare state. Otherwise they wouldn't invest.

>>75089
You checked your privilege? It's white basement dwelling CIS scum like you that ruins the world #GamerGate

>>75090
Despite looks, I'm really localized Japanese. + transfluid aseuxal with mental disorders that make law more dramatic. #notyourshield

>>75091
If you can speak Japanese, be my sword and help me out by translating English to Japanese. #RallyTheForce

>>75092
I don't even... Just because I'm of Japanese origin doesn't mean I know Japanese. Stop with your cisnational privilsumptions. #yeseveryday

>>75093
What use is an Eleven that can't even into Japanese?! #UselessExistences #GamerGate #YouSuck

>>75094
That is racial slur loaded with years of oppression. You're saying you want my people rounded up in a stadium and shot? #deaththreat

>>75095
I'm saying I want scum like you who dishonour your family to be rounded up like cattle and then dealt with like porn downloads! #Erebun #GOEuphemia

>>75096
I almost can't believe what I'm hearing. #smokinggun #truecolors #gamergate #yesalllocalizedjapanesevideogamecharacters

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>>75097
It's the sound of your true destiny. 9/11 was obviously done by 9 erebuns! #Conspiracy

Check 'em.

Dub dubs confirm that your oppression can't hurt me, plus 1 whatever you say.

Isn't it just that you're hiding behind dubs in order to lull yourself into a fake sense of security? After all, no matter what you do, you're still a dirty erebun that can't even niponese.

>>75101
Just what one without dubs would say. A case of sour grapes? Anyway, taking the privilege of walking away the better woman/being/man

>>75102
Have fun, I'll be here when you need a verbal spar.

>replies in "that place" can no longer have a subject field
The end of an era.

>>75104
What place?

>>75104
You're just noticing this now? Slowwww.

>>75106
Maybe I never post much.

So you can't >>>/rs/hateyou, and you can't subjeorgefield...

>>>/rs/I_HATE_YOU

>>75108
Don't you mean ">>>/rs/I_HATE_YOU!"?

>>75109
...that's how underline looks here?

My poor wallet. Too many games I want are coming out this month and the oncoming months.

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>>75111
Despair.

>>75112
DESPAIRDESPAIRDESPAIREDESPAIREDESPAIRDESPAIREDESPAIREDESPAIRDESPAIREDESPAIREDESPAIRDESPAIREDESPAIREDESPAIRDESPAIREDESPAIREDESPAIR

>>75113
But also hope.

Hope is worthless, why beg for a future when you can carve it yourself?

>>75115
That's not right. The very potential the talented possess to carve their own futures... that is hope. It's a wonderful thing, you know...?

>>75116
Talent. Potential. Hope. Despair. They're all worthless limitations. Isn't it much better to not have any hope and instead have complete and utter certainty?

>>75117
You don't get the feeling that would be a bit... boring?

>>75118
Why would it get boring? Having zero doubt in yourself is the ultimate hope, isn't it?

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>>75119
The "Ultimate Hope"...

...

An existence like that might embody hope for others, but something tells me that for the person in question, it would only be "despair".

...I can't remember what that something is.

>>75120
So would that make you Lucky or Unlucky?

>>75121
That depends on whether I wanted to forget or not, doesn't it? Either way, there's nothing impressive about a bad memory.

>>75122
Could you trust yourself to do the right thing if your memories were wiped?

>>75123
That's a strange question, but...

When people say "the right thing", what do they mean in the first place?

Last edited at 14/09/08(Mon)15:57:36

>>75124
The right thing...hmm, perhaps being "yourself"? Could you trust yourself to do things you'd normally do?

>>75125
A "Nagito Komaeda" with his memories wiped... that wouldn't be me, don't you think?

After all, we're made up of our memories. And not all of them. Can you expect pitiful humans like us to remember everything?

What I'm saying is, even the person I am now is an incomplete record of memories. Trash like that can't be trusted to do the right thing to start with.

>>75126
I'd be able to trust myself 100% if I lost all memories. Because you will still have muscle memory to carry you through things.

>>75127
So he's not including that in a memory wipe? Even though he called it "memory"...

Well... leaving aside others, for unthinking nobodies like us who don't deserve higher brain functions, that might work out.

>>75128
The more you know! Losing your memories does not mean you lose your muscle memory, depending on the damage done. You could find the name of a person who is suffering from amnesia by asking him to sign something. His muscle memory will kick in and you will have his name.

>>75129
Provided their handwriting is any good, that is.

And sometimes you just can't read the fancy signatures people have, you know?

>>75130
That was only an example however, it'd be even easier nowadays with the texting age as you could make them type out info.

>>75131
But does that theory really work?

I mean, even someone like me who's no good with computers can type their passwords quickly. That might be better depending on your goals, but setting that aside, is there any evidence someone would enter their own name enough for it to become second nature?

>>75132
Enter your username and password. Sign here.

Both of these are extremely common, common enough for you to do it as second nature.

>>75133
So there was something simple like that that I missed...

Sorry. It just so happens that I don't use my real name for that stuff, you know? But I guess guess someone with talent wouldn't want to hide.

>>75134
Even someone who doesn't have talent uses something that can be used to figure out their real identity.

>>75136
For example?

>>75137
Hope for example.

>>75138
That isn't what we were talking about, but...

Do you really think hope is a cheap thing like that?

>>75139
A cheap thing like what? A limitation?

>>75140
Actually, never mind. It's not important. I'm getting tired, so I'll see you around.

>>75141
Night.

MULTI-CAST POSING

Pretty cute little flying dragon mount I got myself.

Did anyone said...

Dead seacats?

Your love for the memories of me and Poirot revived us!

No, seriously. We are talking right now about everyone here and our game we played once here.
MAGIC IS REAL!!

So this is truly the end of another board which I'm witnessing then? Such a melancholic and yet familiar feeling.

>>75147

If by end you mean the same level of activity as normal on skypecats.

Seacats didn't die, its just that most activity is on Skype and gameboard... (it have been a while since I posted as me)

>seacats [the imageboard] isn't dead because there's a skype chat where people who used to post there talk

There's one board of interest to the public that isn't dead, at least.

>>75150
Well, the point is that the community "/seacats/" isn't dead. They've just moved to a different location for the most part, but the community is still intact.

>>75151
Put the same community in a different context and they no longer perform the same function.

Your non-dead seacats is seacats in name only (and not even that since it's actually skypecats).

>>75152
Not really. It's the same group of people doing the same things that they always did, just using a more convenient format. /seacats/ is still alive in every way that matters.

Of course, it's all semantics, but by your logic, /seacats/ has been dead ever since the ib4f site went down.

>>75153
Doing things other than they normally did in a worse format.

Of course /seacats/ died when ib4f admin went to Mexico. To be technical it died every moment of every day before, and kept doing that afterward.

But since we never take notice of the small things, the point we're concerned with is when those deaths build up so much that it's despair-inducingly obvious even to us that the new thing isn't close the old thing any more.

>>75154
If you say so. I'm only here for /gameboard/ anyway, so I wouldn't know, but it seems like most of the /teaparty/ people seem to be okay with it. I have no idea what they're doing in there, but the level of activity, at least, is incredibly high. Certainly far from 'dead' by my estimation.

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>>75155
pls sit on my face

Mmhm~

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