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Japanese bird browsing /jp/

>>41239896
I miss /jp/ so bad...

>>38179705
If you mean the DJT people make other threads about japanese language advice and common resources often without any sort of containment occurring, with those threads just continuing until page 10. This isn't different, same with basically every other general on /jp/ if someone decides to make a one-off thread.
You don't have to personally like or approve of a thread for it to be topical or allowed, but that doesn't need to be said on a site as nonrestrictive to personal taste as 4chan. nel.

Also it'll probably archive quicker if you ignore it, and will get more attention if you give it attention. Again, clearly how this site works if you've been here a while, and you can't stop others from giving a fuck.

>>35382026
Rude but probably true.
I have more than a few online acquaintances which fall into this category, where I have no reason to push them away and am generally amiable, while they tend to lack any attractive qualities even for casual discussion. Generally just know them from being in the same chatroom now or years ago. Humorless apart from cynicism, no real OC or works of interest, and lack passion apart from maybe consuming porn or vidya. Those who can acquire/afford drugs generally lean on them for escapism, booze being the most common.

This doesn't make them "bad people," but they probably won't change their ways much if they haven't in the past 10-15 years, and if they ever end up being a source of negativity in my life I will likely just passively cut ties. I have a pretty long fuse, but it's happened at least twice. Looking at you tokiko

Just consistently being a little interesting, mutually helpful, amiable, etc. makes a big difference in casual online relationships.

Japanese bird browsing /jp/

very nice japanese bird thread.

Does anyone else repeatedly post pictures of themselves?

>>19527988
Look like Japanese bird is too busy shitposting on 4chan at the moment.

ESPECIALLY Japanese birds.

>>16821580
Sometimes a silly distraction is all I need to avoid depression, but who am I kidding? I'm depressed anyways.

>>16535719

japanese birds are very important

Japanese bird browsing

>>13884485
agreed

>>13711006
Once a NEET, always a NEET. I say that because I was NEET then EET and now NEET again soon to be EET!

Did we ever get a continuation of the japanese bird?

>>13030342

A group of helpful bilingual birds who help us English speakers appreciate bird media. Introducing, [SpgtiBrd] subs!

Japanese NEET refreshing the front page

>>12238653
dude you were supposed to say nice first

>>12159550
More accurate.

japanese bird is..

a NEET!?