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Welcome to the new /late/!


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Already have a coffee thread, and I think alcohol is just as /late/.

What’s your drink of choice, anons? I’m basic and go for rum and coke most nights. Cream soda instead today, can’t say i regret it.
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I'm not much of a liquor guy myself. I think the last bit of liquor I had was a shot of straight everclear, just to see what it was like. I honestly kind of like it
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Chilled water on warm nights. Warm tea on cold nights. Not a fan of liquor.
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Be careful with the fucking alcohol, I opened my finger because of being drunk the previous night
>>1047
Kind of the same deal for me. I've tried all sorts of mixes and combinations to mask the alcohol flavor but they always end up tasting too much like alcohol. So I've decided just to take one or two shots of straight vodka if I want a buzz. If my mouth is going to get assaulted by alcohol I might as well get it over as quick and efficiently as possible.

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post any ethereal nighttime shots from any "night" movies/tv/anime (if it makes nighttime look cool or comforting). the more obsure it is the more points you get
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This immediately came to mind for me. It's the opening of "The Rabbit Who Ate Las Vegas," an episode from the first season of The A-Team.  This scene takes place in L.A., but I think it has a similarly grungy feeling to depictions of '70s New York.
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>>1167 (OP) 
The Indian Runner had some good ones.
>>1167 (OP) 
L'Eclisse 

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I host TV nights every Wednesday night if anyone's interested (including Babylon 5, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, The X-Files, and Miami Vice), we start in two hours from now.
https://zzzchan.xyz/vhs/thread/715.html#2296
https://cytu.be/r/ZZZTV

there used to be a thread like this on og /late/ - post every time you're on late!
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>>1840
I can't stop dancing furiously!
>>1838
I appreciate the warning anon, I was able to suspend my outrage just in time
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Listening to Transilvanian Hunger.
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Hello /late/, let's be friends...

Is it late yet?
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>>1835
Gettin' there.

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Hello again /LATE/ !

What's up?!
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>>1756
real joycultists hours
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>>1760
schway and joypilled, real psyop hours
kitsch PSRcucks nowhere to be seen
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>>1763
My argument Vs Y0U!!
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>>1791
please refrain from generating this type of content, there is enough of that already out there
thank you
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>>1803
it's more like a parody of it tho

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Hello everyone! I was talking to someone the other day and we discussed hikki things. One thing he mentioned that I never really considered is that solitude can become loneliness depending on your perception of yourself. 

What I've come to ask you all is, do you enjoy your own company? Do you make yourself laugh and enjoy being alone with yourself? It's proven that, too much time by yourself will make you go mad, but in short bursts it's actually very healthy. This leads to striking a balance between human interaction and solitude being the best way to live life. How do you feel when you're alone? How do you feel when you're around friends? Do you look forward to the transition between being alone and sharing a space with other individuals and vice versa?

I enjoy my own company and although I'm very timid and nervous when it comes to imminent human interaction, I enjoy it in the moment and am glad it happened after the fact. I look forward to being by myself at the end of the day and maybe even for a full day to detox from the world, but after a few days of not seeing anyone or hanging out with anybody I become more and more lonely and seek interactions, even if they're just phone calls. I grew up with many friends in my neighborhood, but they all ended up moving away by the time I was in my teen years and the only friends I had up until recently were people online that I'd speak to almost every day. These days, I have a large circle of good friends in real life, so I m
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I make myself laugh often, even all alone. I'll break into bits too just for myself. 

I'm often alone, but almost never lonely. I do feel very isolated, if that makes sense as a different feeling.

I don't see a lot of people.

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What keeps you up, late at night, while the world quiets down ?
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>>1665
Yes, and all too soon the nauseousness of the world comes back as it stirs awake.
>>1659
I'm the monkey.
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>>1683
You bastid.
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>>1685
Damn it, I knew it! I knew it was you.

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I come back here a lot hoping for that same magic I felt on the original board and I hate to be a debbie downer but it's nowhere near as strong as the OG vibes.

Late City felt like a real place sometimes. The discussions on that board and the type of content you could find was nothing like any board I'd ever been on. A prerequisite to visiting was a nice somber almost Silent Hill esque ambience I'd play through my speakers, no lights on and of course it had to be night time. It felt like I was in another world and no board has ever made me feel like that.

I appreciated it so much whenever I'd visit, but damn I wish I would've known it was all just gonna disappear one day. I don't go on boards too often, so every time I had that feeling about coming to Late City on a nice cool night, it was an event.

That's all. I don't have more to say if you even consider anything I wrote as saying something. Just wanted to vent a slight frustration and post for the first time in forever. I miss it, lads :/
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>>1576
I googled it and looks like they are on 8kunt. I'm sure as hell not going anywhere near that site to check it tho.
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>>1577
Sad, absolute honeypot. Explains why I never found them in my travels at least.
>>1577
dubs of truth
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>>1562
seconding this.
When I was NEET I was a regular on the original late and it was such a unique experience. 
Playing deep lofi, lights off, in my room, everyone asleep it was magical. I love the magic unique asthetic that /late/ is. I loved to post in the visit thread and giving updates on my life situation, reading others posts and partaking in the friendly and kind convos. I hope we can make the new board akin to the original one.
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>>1562
>hunting for pixel art
Here you go

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Happy New Year, /late/!
With the coming of a new year we are presented with a perfect time both to reflect on the past and look forward to the future.
>What were some of your favorite memories of 2023?
>What did you accomplish?
>What have you got planned for this new year, anons? 
>What are you looking forward to? 
>What do you want to accomplish? 
>How do you intend to move forward on your long term goals and dreams this year?
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>>1489
Hey, I don't really have much to respond with but it's fun reading your opinions on this stuff. I would like to hear the story of the rotary powered japomobile you owned. How you got it, some misadventures, the mods you did and how it ended up out of your life again.

>>1523
I'm glad this conversation sparked interest in someone. Rotary engines are fascinating, even if you're not into cars. It's a widely misunderstood motor that has it's drawbacks, but they're incredible engines that have a cult like following all thanks to Mazda and what they did with them. Mazda was the only car manufacturer willing to take a huge risk in investing in them for decades despite many companies like Ford and Suzuki experimenting with them early on and deeming the rotary a failure. Mazda never lost faith.

Because of modern emissions standards, rotary engines will likely never be the sole power output of a new car ever again, but that makes them all the more fascinating to me and was a big reason why I bought the above car. The story and legacy of the rotary engine inspires me.
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Happy belated new years everyone, here's to a good year for my fellow owls.
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>>1433 (OP) 
>What were some of your favorite memories of 2023?
Some video game nonsense news. The world is becoming more crap. 
>What did you accomplish?
I've learned more about myself
>What have you got planned for this new year, anons? 
Learn more to being sorta normal. 
>What are you looking forward to? 
Vidya games
>What do you want to accomplish? 
More internal struggles that show to the surface. 
>How do you intend to move forward on your long term goals and dreams this year?
Good question
>>1433 (OP) 
>What were some of your favorite memories of 2023?
Visiting a beach for the first time with my brother

>What did you accomplish?
Not much outside of the norm

>What have you got planned for this new year, anons? 
Hopefully a better future filled with knowledge and guidance for the situations that arise

>What are you looking forward to? 
Having my "own" place for a quadrennial term

>What do you want to accomplish? 
Learning a new language and reading quite a lot of books on theology
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>>1582
Happy New Years ; final Cafe edition. May /late/ move to a good home soon!

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Do you like Strek, anon? What series? What characters?

(nuTrek Need Not Apply)
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>>1530
This. I wonder if there are any other campy shows that fit this bill?
>>1383
DS9 is the only Trek show I accept. It's grittier, it has a focus point with the station, nice space battles, multifaceted characters, rogue ones, religious themes and some very intriguing alien species. You pretty much learn to love and hate the Dominion. Cardassians are fantastic.
Older Trek movies were OK before they turned into Space Rambo. JJA's stuff is a waste of reel.
>>1385
>the empath alien from planet hedonism "not get/understand anything" is canon to the entire run of the show, she's a useless bimbo and bad counsellor
She's ugly.
>>1426
>Harry Mudd comes back for a third time in the cartoon, if that's something that would be up your alley.
It depends on the width of his alley.
>>1467
At the very least TNG introduced the Borg and Earl Grey. That has to count for something.
>>1472
Maybe but it's a true point. That, or having the dead vote.
Technically it's the same.

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