/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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[Anonymous No.]

yes

[Anonymous No.]

How do these work? Five-in-a-row? Some number or more? What?

[Anonymous No.]

Man, it always feels bad to see so many of these actually apply to my life.

[Gogeta SSJ5 !s.90000/nc No.]

What's the result, doctor ?

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>>2372958

5 in a row is bingo.

But generally get a number out of 25 by fillling in the squares.

[Anonymous No.]

Kinda like millions of people have symptoms for x infection.

[Anonymous No.]

I guess not.

[Anonymous No.]

Not bad, I guess

[Anonymous No.]

That's a pretty dunb chart. Also, does it imply that living with your parents increases your loneliness?

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>>2372993
This + no girlfriend.

[Anonymous No.]

why are these /a/ threads not deleted?

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>>2373015
I personally found that funny too. Not having a job and living with parents are even side by side. I lost my job during the downturn and went back home. If I still had a job I'd only have 2 instead of 4 (>>2372993). I'd still spend all day on the computer at work.

[Anonymous No.]

Awesome.

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>>2372917
???

[Anonymous No.]

Meh. Not too bad yet, I guess.

[MANkoto !/uhtKOHuio No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I fail at bingo

[Anonymous No.]

JPEG ARTIFACTS

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[Anonymous No.]

Take this low-level shit back to /a/.

[Anonymous No.]

not ronery
just a loser~

[Anonymous No.]

Could be worse, I guess.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't care what girls do, so I don't care if they've had sex or not. I also don't see how personal hygiene fits into this, I can't stand the smell of my own dirty body.

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[Anonymous No.]

This is /jp/, why am I one of only 2 people that owns a dakimakura? and I don't even think >>2372977 is being serious.

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>>2372917
Am I ronery?

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>>2373138
Too expensive bro, seriously.
Also, notice how most live with their parents? How can you own a dakimakura with your parents nearby?

[Anonymous No.]

What do I win?

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I'm an anti-social weeaboo, but I have a job and have never felt ronery.

[Anonymous No.]

What gives? Not many have hug pillows.

[Anonymous No.]

9/25 = 36% lonely

[Anonymous No.]

Wow.... I fail.

Also the only reason I am on the computer for most of the day is because it's kind of my job. It's impossible for me to avoid touching a computer for a whole day.

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I got banned for this in /a/ a year ago.

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>>2373149
Not sure, my father isn't at home most of the time anyway. And my Mother likes it when I tell her that I'm going to fap.

They simply don't care about dakimakuras.

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>>2373149
>Also, notice how most live with their parents?
Fuck, I was about to bring that point up. All expect 3 people live with their parents so far. One of them has one, and the two others aren't virgins, so they're normalfags.

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>>2373158
I'd rather buy figs.

[Anonymous No.]

Bingo!

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>>2373119
>>2373127
>>2373131
>>2373157

Looks like I spoke too soon.

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>>2373166
>And my Mother likes it when I tell her that I'm going to fap.
wat

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[Anonymous No.]

Am I cool yet?

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>>2373161
Oh wait, I guess everyone posting here should have "participate in ronery threads" marked off

40% lonely

[Anonymous No.]

plain ....

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>>2373157
You know, that's the nicest looking chart so far. I like how you put a little effort into making transparent crosses, even though you didn't have to at all.

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so... how does not having a sister make one "ronery"?

[Anonymous No.]

That was motivating.

[miles !LLLLLLLLL.!!yEv/ZBcowB8 No.]

Better than I thought.
Now go away.

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>>2373196
Most of the time it makes you long for an incestuous relationship seen in anime and VN. Therefore, you become lonely.

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>>2373176
I don't know. She's weird, I caught her once licking the cum stains on my bed. But she's nice and kind to me.

[miles !LLLLLLLLL.!!yEv/ZBcowB8 No.]

>>2373196
My sister is my best, and only IRL friend.

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>>2373196
are you fucking serious

sometimes i want to kill myself hoping im reborn into a family with a sister

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>>2373206

i.... see....
i know where you're coming from and understand what your telling me... but still...

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>>2373168

I find that very sad. I may have zero experience with women but at least I have a really good job, house, car, etc.

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[Anonymous No.]

None of the above

Except maybe the "do you participate in ronery threads", since I'm participating in this one.

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>>2373015
You still living with your parents implies that you haven't settled down on the world yet. If you have had the change to move on your own but haven't done it, it just means that you don't feel like you need to and continue to live with your parents who take care of you. Most young people at the 18~ age atleast feel that it's a sign of independence and maturity to live on your own. People over the age 20 still living at home are seen as weird, and they aren't really respected on the social ladder.

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>>2373149
My parents have seen my dakimakura. My mother just thought it was a cool pattern for a pillow and wanted one too (until I mentioned its price) and my dad laughed and just said at least it's cheaper than a real girl.

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>>2373251

Which girl is on it?

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>>2373228

and why would that be? as i see it, the grass is greener on the other side. i haven't a sister, but once longed for a sibling, but never happened. now that im a bit older, i can understand what kind of hardships, embarrassments, and anger could have happened. what IF you had a sis? what would you do? think man, think.

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>>2373269
Make tender love to her vagina.

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lol

my dad 'd have said the same i guess

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>>2373267
Eruru

[miles !LLLLLLLLL.!!yEv/ZBcowB8 No.]

>>2373250
>Most young people at the 18~ age atleast feel that it's a sign of independence and maturity to live on your own.
And then the make the huge mistake of moving out on their own, only to find out that it's hell to be able to support yourself at 18.
Then they either keep on living alone and never go to college or move back and go to college.
I don't plan to move out until I'm at least 22, after I've completed college and found a job, I can't believe the number of idiots who move out when they are still kids.

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>>2373242

Adding okane would have made it better.

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>>2373250
Yes thats partially right if you're trying to be a wannabe psychologist. The problem is that I live in a Country where work is hard to find, even with the best education and grades. The payment is horrible and the tax takes away 49% of what you earned. It's not so uncommon here that apartments cost like $800 a month just for a single person. It's not a problem of I FEEL SAFE WITH MY PARENTS LOL, I just dont have more income than the apartments would cost.

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>>2373275

i see. best of luck to ya pal

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>>2373298

lucky! that's the cost of apartments there? that's the price of trailer trash round here

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i have ~2700$ for to play with every month, but im bored too...

life is boring. r/l girls are boring...

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>>2373298

Cry me a river. My condo costs me $1500 per month here in Seattle. Living expenses suck ass.

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>>2373323
But you usually don't rent a trailer. So you pay only once for it. And you don't need to pay for any property on site.

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>>2373349

PFFFFFFFFT!!! shit is fucked up round here, thats RENT per month im talking about. and when i say trash, i mean trash. mold, leaks, and all that good stuff.

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>>2373341
>condo
I'm talking about trash apartments. Nothing near to a condo.

Also my fault, I had assumed that € had the same worth as USD. 800€ = about 1100$.
For working at Daimler I get about 1900$ net income.
Food or anything isn't cheap here. The only good thing that comes from that is that I have a free car that I can refuel on the company expenses.

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Do I win anything? Like pity?

[Anonymous No.]

（・▽・）My life isn't that bad after all

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in gainesville here in Florida if you split up expenses it's completely possible to get as low as $400 with utilities included. But you wouldn't be living in any penthouse, and of course you'd be sharing a room with one, maybe two people.

[Pygmalion !rNk8s6TM.Q No.]

>>2373410
On /jp/? No, probably not.

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this thread

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>>2373417
Dont you have taxes where you must pay into welfare (So some junkies who dont want to get a job can live on your money) or must pay into a pension tax that gives your money to old farts too?

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This is depressing.

I hope you're all like this by choice, 'cause it's terribly sad otherwise.

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>>2373469
In all of America, yes. Social Security.

And the program will be bankrupted as soon as the "baby boomers" retire. Fuck that shit.

We need a final solution for the elderly.

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no regrets

[FA☆BU☆LO☆U☆S !U5yUZtVwaY No.]

>>2373298
>It's not so uncommon here that apartments cost like $800 a month just for a single person.

If you're not particularly uncomfortable with the idea of living with someone you don't know, you could always get a roommate or two. Instead of $800/month you'd be paying $350-$400.

(Yes, more bedrooms = higher rent, but even $100 per extra bedroom is very high. Plus your utility bills won't increase proportionally, so you save by splitting those bills too.)

Though personally I would think of living with a normal person I don't know to be a step down due to the lack of comfort + decrease in privacy.

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Guess I'm not so bad.

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>>2373498
I guess Germany isn't the only shithole then. Too bad that Social shit existed here since over 50 years now.

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>>2373469
If you're working, yeah, but as far as I know it's not nearly as high as some other countries. If you're working part time, earning less than $10k a year, it's only like 30% of your income, tops. I do alright.

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I pay $1250 a month on rent. It's on the expensive side, but it's a pretty nice place (~975 sq ft) and only a few minutes from work. I'd rather pay extra than have to:
-Deal with a long commute (traffic sucks).
-Deal with roommates.
-Have no room for my wonderful junk.

[Anonymous No.]

my single app costs
~1150/month

not vry luxory though
but its ok

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>>2373511
30% of your income should not be spent supporting criminals and the elderly.

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I feel accomplished.

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>>2373506
Im not sure if you're familiar with, but talking about apartments for 1 person usually implies that it only has about 3 rooms (Including bedroom. toillets etc arent rooms.). There isn't much to rent for other people, except if you like the idea of sleeping together with someone.

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I actually have 3 hug pillows, haven't been bullied in 6 years and I might be unemployed, but I a member of the local volunteer fire-department.

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dirk? is that you?

xd

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>>2373570
Al?

Go back to bed, lol

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>>2373570
No it's me Thomas.

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My apartment is $800/mo which includes reserved covered parking, washer/dryer, and cable. very new apartments, pretty much best location in town, 800 sq ft. Texas cost of living is nice.

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>>2373570
>>2373585
>>2373595

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SO RONE-WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!

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>>2373607
lol

Well done, sir, you made this thread worthwhile.

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>>2373607

hahaha orky rage. nice one.

[Anonymous No.]

Herrow, somebody say, "Ronery"?

[Anonymous No.]

Eh, not bad.

[Anonymous No.]

i scored 18/25, in optimistic case 16/25.

[Anonymous No.]

I feel happier now, because it's spring where I live. I can feel it in the air, even if I'm in my room. This is also the first spring since I found my waifu.