/britfeel/ - Feel Britannia

>>3102
its still weird to hear everyones ages, I know we all grow old and die but I still imagine everyone is roughly 21-23, where did the time go lad?

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>>3108
It's mad to think that all that UKIP/election stuff, greenfag, lupus, the party hats, the halfchan meetup, snake and sam, /guildfeel/, the fighting fantasy streams, etc. was all 6 years ago. Over half a decade.

Equally mad that I'm still NEET and sitting in the same spot in the same room as I was back then, even most of the objects around me are the same kek.

Who's got a new phone arriving this morning then? Oh yes, me of course.

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>>2082
What are some devilishly indulgent vegan foods then? How many of the meat substitutes do you like? I've tried quorn mince, chicken, sausages, and bacon, and found them all very bland. I'm sure they'll bring out more convincing alternatives eventually because it's such a fast-growing industry, but I feel like it's still in the growing phase artificial sweeteners were at 10-15 years ago when they all had synthetic chemicaly tastes.

I saw that shot policeman was only a few weeks from being able to retire. Like something out of a bad film. Can you imagine being a few weeks from retirement and just being shot dead for asking someone about whether they'd been following toothless local lockdown laws?

>>2077
I actually nailed the hydration bit. I've been keeping a 2L Tesco bottle of water on my desk (probably not the safest place for it, considering this is my only PC, and I can't afford a replacement), and I've been drinking from it in between meals. I've never drank this much water before, and it feels pretty nice.

>>2083
Not him, I tried some of the meat substitute burgers from Iceland a few weeks ago, and they were okay. Very bland meat, is what they taste like. There's a better kind, though, that they used to serve us in later high school when they got them, but I can't find them. They're pretty good nutritionally, and there's no grease for the lot of them anyway.

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娼婦、しょうふ、'shoufu' - prostitute; harlot

>>2084
Who shot him?

>>999
That's funny, I'm the exact opposite now, though started out with both a shit memory and shit navigational skill. My memory has gotten really good since I've been studying Japanese. I'm learning 10+ words a day now. I felt almost braindead before though, in fact wanting to sharpen myself up a bit was one of the reasons I started. Neuroplasticity GOAT.

>>1001
My navigation ability is still awfu thoughl. I bet I could improve it if I worked at it but I'm not terribly bothered. Some people seem to have an innate capacity, like you it seems, but that's not where my stats were distributed.

>>1002
>Stats distributed to navigation.
>Sit in a single room all day.

Maybe I was destined to be an explorer or a sailor.

>>1001
You're brain dead now and gook women won't want to fuck you any more than British women do. Classic fat loser going to Japan to reinvent himself and failing.

>>1004
I really, really like your posts, they're always so thoughtful and full of insight. It's like posting alongside Plato.

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