/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I like Alice because I know she's white.

I'm only responding to your thread because it has an Alice picture.

/jp/ - Clinical Depression

Did someone say Alice picture?

This is now an Alice thread. Feel privileged, OP.

Alice is one of my favorite Touhous.

>>8524210
>horrible font
>hideous colours

>>8524232
>LCD
>shit colors

did someone say Alice thread?

>>8524254
Why yes, someone did say Alice thread.

>>8524252
>I don't know what I'm talking about.

>>8524233

>>8524252
Not this slut again! Jessica, right? Please get a tripcode.

>>8524261
No.

>>8524254
AliRei? Well, this is quite relevant to my interests.

>>8524233

You know what's funny. Romantic Children from KILLED DANCEHALL just came up when I opened this thread in foobar though.

I made a thread that fell of the board without a single reply a couple days ago.
It was a bit too much Japan/General maybe, but I didn't expect that.
It made me sad.

>>8524327

Well /jp/ is quite empty nowadays. And there is nothing wrong with that.

For me, /jp/ always was just /touhou/.

>>8524327
Late night /jp/ differs a lot from morning/evening one.

アリスったらしょうがないな－、あんたと今夜付き合ってあげるからそんな
に落ち込むなよ～

ほら、俺みたいに笑顔を出すと気持ちがいいぜ～

>>8524341
That never made sense to me.
Whose late night?
/jp/ users are all over the world and no one has a regular sleeping schedule.

>>8524367

What he means is that the regul/a/r /v/isitors tend to go home at night, leaving /jp/ with its normal inhabitants.

>>8524374
> regul/a/r /v/isitors tend to go home at night
> /jp/ users are all over the world
See?

>>8524387

So he's referring to late night /jp/ as in the state of the /jp/ board at late night.

>>8524367
>>8524387
12-5am murrican time
It's always murrican you dumbshits

>>8524407

Is it so inconceivable that Europeans and BR browse this site as well? I know at least 3 guys the post OC in the otaku rooms thread that are obviously European, and some of them talk about shipping to Mexico in the fig threads.

>>8524413
I never said they didn't. Just that the only ones who ever push their time zones onto everyone else is murrican. You should have known better.
It's always murrican.

>>8524426
because murikkans are dumb shits

>>8524476
Because the current populace mandated the system, Pure genius, boy.

>>8524476
Have you ever tried using the metric system in America?
>"The shop you're looking for? Yeah, it's down the next street up, about 150 meters."
>"... boy, you some kind of communist? This is America, we don't use that shit."

He wasn't being funny or ironic, either.

>>8524503
What do you expect? You're dealing with Americans.

>>8524476
Actually to me, the celsius system is still kind of non-sensible because the actual freezing temperature of water varies with altitude/pressure, not to mention would probably be totally different on different planets etc, which makes it need stupid footnotes to make it workable. Kelvin is the way to go. Seems that "common" people just don't get kelvin however, so water's an easier template.

Metrics are also based on arbitrary values, such as the Kilo is supposed to be the approximate weight of X atoms of X element (forgot the details). Then again I think pretty much any measurement system, no matter how perfect, would be based on arbitrary values taken from observed natural phenomena (such as light speed and atomic mass since that should allow for constant, replicable remeasurement values).

Metric simply scales in a far more logical order. Which of course, still makes it a shit ton more sensible than imperial, just know that it's not at all perfect either.

>>8524511
> Kilo is supposed to be the approximate weight of X atoms of X element (forgot the details)
1 gram = 1 milliliter = 1 cubic centimeter of water.

At a certain temperature and pressure, obviously. Can't tell you that.

>>8524503
Might be that way in the south, but around here (cali) pretty much everyone knows metric as well. We get taught metric several times over in high school science courses, so any American who doesn't know it either grew up before that started happening (not sure when) or they were dumbasses who ignored it probably 2 or 3 times over.

Scientists and associated researchers here all use metric. Engineers I'd assume know it, but, I'm not sure that they actually all use it here. Architects and hence civil/structural engies I'm pretty sure don't, but I'm not sure about mechanical does or not.

>>8524503
Worst I got was "Can you say that in English?" I hate it when people say that like they're in some bad movie.

>>8524518
The base measurement is the part that can be as arbitrary as you want it, base it off anything. What shouldn't be is the increments from there. Why the imperial system did what it did is beyond me, requires more complex conversion for anything and requires more memorization. Who thought that shit up anyways.

>>8524529
Many different people, none of whom had any business creating units of measurement.

It's an ancient patchwork of stupidity. Sort of like the Bible. Funny how Americans cling to both.

>>8524532
Cling to a derivative of an old Europian system despite denying any connection to Europe, how tsundere.

>>8524511
Are you literally retarded?

If you don't even know that Kelvin and Celsius are essentially the same fucking thing... wow.

And what you say about the gram is complete bullshit. As least use wikipedia or something.
>On 7 April 1795, the gram was decreed in France to be equal to "the absolute weight of a volume of water equal to the cube of the hundredth part of the meter, at the temperature of melting ice."
It is not arbitrary when it is based on something that doesn't change and is replicable. And don't give that bullshit about pressure and shit, there are standard environments used when referring to these.

When talking about measurements obviously there is no such thing as perfect, but the most logical is all that should matter.

Can't believe you trying to say that because neither are perfect both are shit.

>>8524536
Have you HEARD what Americans think of the French? They're the people to whom they owe their freedom, but you'll never hear a kind word.

>>8524537
>RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGE I CAN'T READ RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGE
Calm the fuck down, man. He may have gotten some details wrong, but his general point was fine.

>>8524539
I know perfectly well what they think of the french, I was in their education system considering I am American. History class in anything from kindergarten to graduation is just propaganda 101 unless you have a decent instructor. I have dismissed the majority of it as shit. It is a dick move indeed, especially with how they get joked and scorned today.

Why did this thread turn into this, can't we just be losers together without caring about or nacionalities.

Why did this thread turn into this, can't we just be losers together without caring about our nationalities.

>>8524549
Something about timezones. I find it personally amusing since it will mostly be europeans at this hour so all of their nationalists will be in here.

>>8524508
>>8524517
>>8524522

To be honest, I'm an American. This happened in Georgia, a southern state with a reputation for conservatism.

>>8524539
Have you ever actually been to America? I'm asking seriously, here. You sound like somebody who's had all their information spoon fed to you, or somebody who deliberately visited America's shittiest states.

In either case, you have only yourself to blame.

>>8524555
Been to America? I live here.

Everybody in /jp/ lives in the United States.

The people who say otherwise are trolls. Ignore them.

>>8524549
But we are losers together. Nationalist jibs are just fun and games.

Also, from now on, this thread's topic will be Alice's legwear.

>>8524537
>If you don't even know that Kelvin and Celsius are essentially the same fucking thing... wow.

From a mathematical point of view, what makes separation of Kelvin and Celsius (a linear shift of 273) any more or less arbitrary than the separation of Celsius and Fahrenheit (a magnitude change of 5/9)?

>>8524562
The K/C° shift is a translation, but the C°/F° shift is a translation and a linear transformation.

It's double bad.

>>8524560
Why is it that I will get more aroused when they wear something rather than just being naked, where is the logic in this. I know I'm not alone in this...right?

>>8524566
Because the act of undressing is more meaningful than the state of being undressed?

>>8524566
You're using your imagination to see the hidden skin. This excites you more.
And no, you're not the only one.

>>8524566
more clothes, more better

>>8524565
If you use -40 as your point of reference (the point at which Celsius and Fahrenheit are equivalent), then it's just a change of magnitude.
Its not double-bad, it's just bad in a different way. It's orthogonally bad.

>>8524562
>Fahrenheit (a magnitude change of 5/9)
Unless you're talking about delta T, you just went full retard.

>>8524583
Then you'd need to change both scales so -40 is the new 0. That's far too much trouble.

>>8524566
Because humans are objectively ugly but hormones distort our sense of reality to force us to copulate, this is why lots of people find porn disgusting after "finishing"

That or a fetish.
You should try to look at nude 3dpd after fapping and you'll notice this. Since my libido is dead due to my medication I feel like throwing up whenever I see naked humans.
2D is other thing, clean, perfect and smoth.

>>8524593

If addition and subtraction are such pains in the ass, I can see why somebody would be reticent to change from Celsius to Kelvin.

>>8524566
It depends on what they're wearing for me. Naked apron is a big yes. I'm also into sweaters because of how clingy and curve-accentuating they are. Also some amount of clothing, particularly socks, during sex is nice, as though they couldn't wait to fully undress.

>>8524654
I actually can't say I like depictions of intercourse. As for what they wear, naked apron or ribbons, camisole, or sukumizu I guess, those are the most consistently interesting to me.

>>8524659
I find the first three things very agreeable too. Also love stuff like this, but prefer it to be not-yuri. And during sex.

>>8524685
I don't like yuri either. Honestly my favorite is just them being suggestive. Then again I have a nearly nonexistent sex drive and am seldom aroused.

>>8524696
I _prefer_ hetero. But am occasionally fine with yuri.