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9542418 No.9542418[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

>Diverse niche japanese interests (trains
Let's talk about trains, fellas. You guys have any interesting set ups?

>> No.9542425

I think the sticky means things like Train-kun.

>> No.9542426 [DELETED] 

who r u quoting

>> No.9542432

There is already a train tread, faglord

>> No.9546718
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>>9542432

There are also 5,000 2hu threads.

What is your point?

>> No.9546728

This is NOT neo /jp related! I will be reporting this thread and raising this issue in /q/.

>> No.9546730

>>9546718
epic bump /b/ro

>> No.9546742

The guy my grandmother remarried had a train project he was working on in a shed in their back yard. He took me out and showed it off the one time I visited them. No one in my family liked him, but he didn't seem like that bad of a guy. He also gave me a nice Gerber multitool that he had and didn't have a use for for a reason I don't remember. Maybe he had an extra. He didn't seem like a bad guy. I don't think he had any reason to try to win me over either. I in my late teens or early twenties and they barely see my portion of the family. He seemed like a nice enough guy, but now he's dead. I'll always remember him by the distaste everyone had but also the effort and detail that went into his train project

>> No.9546770

>>9546742
Sorry, blogging isn't allowed.

>> No.9546777

>>9546770
Bro I was clearly talking about trains, trolling is against the global rules outside >>>/b/ so please c your way out thanks

>> No.9546794

>>9546777
Sir, I really thought through my thoughts. I really did. Twice. It appears you talk 80% percent about
>The guy my grandmother remarried
And I had urge to express my concern.

>> No.9546812

>>9546794
The moral of the story is trains are fucking awesome, learn to read into themes and context your worthless nerd

>> No.9546839

As nice as they are, I can't imagine trying to dust a train table. It would make my autism flare up.

>> No.9546865

>>9546812
I think that you should look into context you write more rationally and refrain unnecessary emotion.
Respect, order. Peace. /jp/

>> No.9546877

>>9546865
It's not my job as a writer to accommodate your shortcomings as a reader, James

>> No.9546891

>>9546877
Ha-ha, very funny Billy...

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