/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Are you comfy today, /jp/?

I would like to be comfy under my blankets all day with my laptop, but I am having trouble finding a comfortable position.

[Anonymous No.]

The cold weather is biting at my old joints and bones, probably not going to be comfortable for a few months.

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Such horrible hands and feet.

I want to be awake and not comfy, but I am sick and can't stay awake for more than a few hours a day.

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My feet are really cold

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I wash my hands a little too often, so in the winter, they get extremely raw.
Applying lotion, hopefully that will help.

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>>10021444
Yeah, ABe must have been a little rusty when he drew that.

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It's been around 90°F for the last week here.
I will never be comfy.

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It's friday, motherfucker! Time to get real comfy.

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No I've had this stomach ulcer since may. Pretty sure I can feel it bleeding inside me right now. Not even games can take my mind away from the pain. Don't have health insurance so I don't want to go to the doctor.

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>>10021435
>>10021512

who is that boy?

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Fridey night comfy.

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>>10021435

I don't understand how people can use their laptops in bed for more than a few minutes at a time. My neck always hurts and I get way overheated being in bed.

I wish I could just float off to a dream world in bed... but it never works out that way. I can never seem to forget that I know that I am in bed with a laptop, not in a spaceship soaring through space in warm comfy stasis headed towards a paradise world impossibly far away from Earth.

Y'know, just sayin.

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>>10023526
it's dangerous, laptop batteries can melt if you use them on a bed or worse even, on your 38 degree hot body.

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>>10023526
>I don't understand how people can use their laptops in bed for more than a few minutes at a time. My neck always hurts and I get way overheated being in bed.
Trackpoint. Yeah, that little knob on certain laptops. It's the answer. You lie on your back and just nudge away. If I had to deal with touchpads I wouldn't compute on the bed either.

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>>10023556
How can you evade that

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Very comfy, I just came down from a hydrocodone high. It was nice and fuzzy, I spent it listening to sadcore/slowcore and shoegaze, watching an episode of a tv show, and looking at pretty pictures on the internet.

Also nice choice in image, OP. Lain is my favorite anime, and ABe Yoshitoshi is one of my favorite contemporary Japanese artists.

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>>10025237

You shouldn't abuse hydrocodone or oxycodone, they can cause deafness.
Heroin or morphine would be better from a recreational perspective barring overdose.

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>>10025296

Oh, and if you have tinnitus of unknown etiology that is obviously a sign to stop immediately.

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>>10025296
Hydrocodone is easier to get my hands on, and I'm pretty familiar with it because I've used it quite a bit in the past. Though, given an opportunity for morphine, I'd jump on it.

And what is this about causing deafness? I've never experienced that in all the times I've used it. The only side effect I've gotten from it was short-term memory loss, but that's only during the 1st day or so following the comedown, then everything goes back to normal.

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>>10025321

It was simply a warning, you can search for more information if necessary.
That said, if you have been doing it for years and haven't noticed anything it probably won't happen to you.

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>>10025332

Regarding "never experienc[ing] that in all the times", it is not a temporary deafness. What you would be looking out for is a decline in hearing levels with time.

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>>10025332
I just looked it up, and most of the patients that had hearing loss from it were taking significant amounts of it daily. I will only take it once a week at most. I do that because I would have to wait for my opioid tolerance to go down a little bit before taking it again anyway, or else I won't get much of a high out of it.
And tonight was the first time I've popped any hydrocodone in 3 months, so I think I'll be okay.

Also, I don't plan on taking heroin anytime soon because I'm too broke to afford it and it's pretty addictive as is. I think I'll just stick with opiates like codeine, morphine, oxycodone, and hydrocodone because it's what I'm more familiar with.

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>>10025358

Cool. Like I said: just a warning; very unlikely to happen to you.

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>>10025362
I know. Thank you for the heads-up though.
It's better to be responsible and promote harm reduction than to be careless or radical in consumption/lack of consumption.

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It started raining earlier this evening so I put on pants, socks, and a longsleeve shirt. I'm also drinking some tea. The smell of the mixture of rain and tea are making my room smell great.

I am very comfortably but something sweet to snack on would make me more comfortable.

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Lying in bed, lifting your knees up, and resting your laptop such that the keyboard is pointing almost straight up, with the monitor tilted almost parallel to the keyboard, is actually pretty comfortable, both for browsing and typing.

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>>10026728
I do this too, also having your keyboard tilted slightly, and having the display at 90 degrees is good too.