/late/ - Late Nights

fix the radio, anon!

>>3214 (OP) 
Campfire? Sodium lighting? Do you see flicker in it, or is it steady, Anon?

>>3214 (OP)  update??

>>3214 (OP) 
arson attempt?? anon did you contact the police

>>3217 apparently just some drunkards have been acting up in the area, playing with flammable substances, nothing special

though did look creepy

It look like an orb.

>>3151 (OP) 
I've had crushes, but they never went anywhere. There were girls who were into me, but I was too much of a homebody loner to act on it.
>>3181
I think romantic love might be the most superficial form of love there is. Raw erotic passion seems to be fleeting for most couples, so a lasting relationship is generally going to have be built on more than that.
>>3201
Feminism is spreading even outside the West, and women in those countries will just end up the same way if you decide to bring them home with you. There's also the possible genetic difference aspect to consider.

I just don't think that's any kind of solution.

>>3201
This is the worst advice you can get from someone who has zero experience with women. You can't take those third worlders out of their natural environment or they'll turn into a worse version of western women. They need their families around to function so your only option is moving to their shithole, Asians and Africans only care about your money, Arabs are batshit insane, maybe South America could work but they are whores too. And don't fucking mention eastern Europe they are the biggest whores in the entire world.

>>3205
That's right modernity makes women unfeasible. I think kikes do it deliberately so smart guys recognize what's happening and are forced to die off and then kikes get to rule absolute cattle at their leisure. Atrocious race.

>>3206
Lol. History shows us time and again this Khazarian Mafia you speak of, typically find their quietus at the end of a rope (or similar). Your games can only work for so long, friend, and then it'll all come tumbling down on your heads as usual!.  :)

>>3205
As you stated yourself, women are a function of their environment. They are supposed to be submissive and easily bend, it's a feature not a bug.
So the responsibility always lies on society (men) not to let them go haywire and ((( their ))) job is to ensure you are too busy, tired and demoralized to even care.

I definitely second the advice of not shipping thirld worlders out of their habitat because that will not end well.

So is the corollary that, instead of looking for the right woman, one should look for the right social environment where women behave ?

>>2502
>Why don't you look into taking it over from the other radio anon?
This thought has come across me more than once. /late/station is one of my favorite things on the internet, I listened to it all the time. I know radio-anon is extremely busy and its made it hard for them to manage /late/station. Currently I'm in a similar boat. I can't reasonably take over or make a new one, at least not yet. When I get my work for the next few months out of the way and if the radio is still not up and running, I might just put together a new radio for late. I'd get in as many of the OG songs in as I could, use the old wallpapers, and include a counter for how many people were listening in.

these always remind me of /late/, i suppose for obvious reasons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ594IL_wyw[Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SMgUlZrQ-o[Embed]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AumYP6Np1eI[Embed]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyX7K9eBsQQ[Embed]

>>2746
Time is a scary monster.
My daily prayers help me get a grasp on it but as soon as I open a book or start working on something or start thinking time just dips.

>>2679 (OP) 
>What do you guys do before going to bed?
I turn off my PC and take medication. Sometimes, I work out. While in bed, I feel myself dip toward dreams as my mind wanders as a form of hypnagogia, so I try to think about pleasant or interesting things or nothing at all. It doesn't always work, and I have something like Exploding Head Syndrome when I feel myself going into dreams I know will be bad.
>Do you guys sleep well?
I only sleep well when I'm exhausted, drunk, sick, or injured. I think my bed is part of why I have this problem. I haven't had a consistently comfortable bed in years. I would be more comfortable sleeping on the ground or floor. When I wake up, I've forgotten who I am and feel free until I remember my responsibilities. With these responsibilities comes remembrance of who I am and what I have and done, and I'm suddenly pulled by a suffocating weight. At least my dreams are sometimes entertaining.
>I'm just thinking my own thoughts and I can't fall asleep
I have this issue when I'm on my back, yet I sleep best and have the most pleasant dreams when I'm tired enough to sleep that way.

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Its March 4th, bros
You know what to do, lads.  :^)

>>3077
have you tried working out in the morning instead ?
this + cold showers substantially increased my sleep quality

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>>2971
can  you tell me what you like about them ?
im not an avid reader so i just stick with tolkien, i love how heavy it is on the world building, it got several cool ages all in the same world

also every character seems to be written as an archetype that needs to mature and overcome some flaw
>bilbo needs to overcome fear in the hobbit, then greed in lotr
>merry needs to mature and learn to face consequence
>boromir needs to be in control of his unyellding loyalty to gondor so it doesn't tempt him to take the ring
>faramir needs to grow out of his brother's shadow by fighting a temptation that got the better of boromir
>elrond needs to accept change and be more trusting towards men
etc etc
it is so densely packed with symbolism and morality

>>3104
>like a parrot, though a hatchling now would probably outlive me.
When my grandma passed, we had to find a home for one. Cool pets but very noisy and messy!

Mine died a month ago. It didn't come unexpected but I still can basically think of nothing else. The death was very sudden.

It hurts like a bitch

Yeah, it does.

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>>3179
my condolences anons. I find that having another cat helps with grieving and moving on. Just don't think of the new one as replacement, but a new member of the family.

>>3040
LMAO. This one looks like a fever dream.

>>3047
https://youtube.com/watch?v=018o0enjGOs[Embed]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j800SVeiS5I[Embed]
It speaks for itself

I have a couple that I really like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN64qgptQQA[Embed]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe_k_2QEBMc[Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF2Fx90oO1o[Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTrlRXRnzho[Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq66jYoFx_c[Embed]

>>3209
Nice. Thanks for sharing.

This classic from my childhood. I was convinced they were real Natives, but I think it's a German production. Anyway, I love this record.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo5eCMSMr_w[Embed]
Sampled in this excellent DDS track.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2fiorrijE[Embed]

>>2267
When I was little bugs freaked me out so bad, so my mom got me to learn a bunch about insects and arachnids, and eventually the fear was replaced by curiosity and admiration.

>>2268
I remember my brother chasing me around the house with a toy spider when I was pretty young and being freaked out. That was the first time I ever recall being scared of them. Even though he was doing it to frighten me and had no problem with them at the time, he soon developed a fear of bugs too. It's really weird.

>>2272
Sounds like you've both developed selective amnesia to save yourselves from the madness inducing memory of the...
NIGHT OF THE HEXAPOD

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getting a bike to ride out could be nice
shortens grocery runs and commute in general if you used to walk
and the breeze you feel while riding at night is heavenly

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>>1966 (OP) 
You need to learn to casually socialize. No drink, that's cheating.
In the beginning just learn to strike up conversations at the park, in the bus, at the shop. This is something every child should learn, but schools and spoiled children permanently ruin it for some kids.
Not everyone will like you, and you need to learn to accept it. Some people won't have the time, some are autistic, but sometimes a quick casual interaction can make someone's day, at virtually no cost if you learn to make your peace with the fact that everyone in the world will want to befriend you.

Have you considered going to church ? To a library ?
A girl I knew in hs used to go to a shelter and volunteer to walk the dogs. The idea sounds unpleasant to me but it may suit you.

Garry's Mod. Shit's addictive, even though I'm on a shitty laptop so it crashes often.

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>>2025 (OP) 
I've been playing Return to Castle Wolfenstein, the environment and art is pretty good, I like old games...

>>3169
Been there. Spent less than $100 over a year or two but the time sink was insane. It started cutting into work and family and I was grinding battles while driving - had to pull the plug.

>>3177
Well I caved and installed counterside. Mixed feelings about it so far but it does seem to be what I'm looking for, with my coplaints mainly being things inherent to gacha. Plus I've head its one of the most free to play riendly gachas, and I don't think I'll mind grinding it out with out relying on rare units. Time will tell though, might drop it still.

I'm thinking about getting back into SNES games again. I used to play a lot of them on my laptop in high school but kind of stopped over time. Last thing I played was Chrono Trigger. If anyone has any obscure SNES RPGs worth suggesting I'm all ears :)