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>>10032
(if you're mad about the ripped ground trace - the board was damaged by a previous technician)

>>10032
Impressive. What's your degree program if I may ask?

>>10033
I am ashamed to admit how many of my boards will end up having bodge wires for similar reasons

>>10034
Fundamental CS. Mixed bag of everything that has to do with computer systems - from low level hardware fundamentals, operating system development, compilers and code optimizations (DragonBook) to networking, web development, databases, writing MPI parallel programs and doing simple IoT projects with ESP32.
>>10035
The only mistake you should be ashamed of is the one that you can't fix. Bodge wires for ripped pads are par for the course, especially when working with old, corroded or low quality boards. You can always try lowering your iron temp, though...

>>10027
>Mark deleted the Neptunia thread and basically softbanned Neptunia from 8moe's /v/, but most of them seem to have gone to the /bv/ board there which is run by a much more swell guy.
Mark the man, the cuck, the mystery. Did he give you guys a reason on why he's doing this fuckery?

>>1653
i tried visiting the site from tor via altchans but i don't know if tor dereferers everything because it loaded normally without the surprise

Is there a full dump of every single fingerprint that all of the russian illegal porn spammers use? It may be helpful

CP is... LE BAD
fuck my nigger life man I just cannot escape haggots no matter where I go huh

USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST f*cking little kids is bad, m'kay?

CP is... LE BAD
fuck my nigger life man I just cannot escape haggots no matter where I go huh

USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST f*cking little kids is bad, m'kay?

>>1655
do you mean
>>1430

>>115076
Welcome back, /loli/ streamer!

>>115077
Thanks! Now excuse me while I'm late for everything again.
Here's the latest bits of Kyoukai and Onmyouji. Tomorrow we're streaming the last of Hi-Score Girl!

Kyoukai no Kanata - 05-07
https://mega.nz/file/JTo3zSaA#Nts1eS-F21nW6uQIhE4tJmnUbt9TIKcdIMQyWfhjljo
https://mega.nz/file/pKIBTChS#Q21-Ql_sedG9hgIjB6uV6a6foVIGfTgGs92yQHW6MqI
https://mega.nz/file/hWYDhKyB#ZGD_E-vpH-MijO1FyBM1SrJnt74dT1k9AG6VHXnh6HM
Sousei no Onmyouji - 49-50
https://mega.nz/file/QSBUwIZa#atMtknESAvNDLsXqqXdcez5RC4FeFBEdI6qrIy2cIhA
https://mega.nz/file/tLw0lSjD#upnejOxQjdsOiTVNu9MDN4rDDqw9OXc3JJK1qBsN2dw

>>115103
Can you please let us know when your stream runs? I always miss it b/c I don't know when.

BTW, there's the Webring Time Service that can help everyone be on time.
t.trashchan.xyz

>>115104
It's always on Sundays at 12pm ET, adjusted for daylight savings.
https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-05-03T16:00

>>115105
TY

>>76789 (OP) 
The /server/ CSS thread is a good place to find ideas and help about setting things up on Jschan.

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>>115059
I checked a little while ago and I saw it was gone. I'm 'pressed nao.

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>>115059
>straight up giving a 404 now
6 years in loleron's Outer Haven...

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>>115059
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>>115062
The Van Allen belt radiation zone. No one has ever passed through that zone or let alone, survived in that environment. Whoever told you otherwise were literally bullshitting you. If i'm not mistaken, long time ago they made an experiment where they launched an animal into Van Allen belt sphere. I'm not sure whether it was a dog or a muscrat but that animal died right after it went there obviously.

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>>39050
>mfw never got an xbone so no nostalgia for me

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I specifically made this thread so I'd have a good place to mention how much I love the new Technic F1 car sets. This one especially. They're huge and really detailed.

>>1522 (OP) 
Based OP.

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>>1523
With a bit more context to show how big these particular sets are.

>>1529
Wow nice. I love 1/8th scale. That this is Lego is surprising to me.

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>>18009
>>18016
Done.

>>3459
>In the 2010's they've lost everything that made them muscle. Every single one of them, except for the Challenger - it is the only one that still looks like a proper muscle car.
And they cancelled the production. End of an era. Muscle cars are dead, again.
Well, it was good while it lasted.

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i made a post a long time ago saying how i tought 90s/00s cars were ugly and weird >>3443
i'd like to personally apologize since they've really grown on me since then and i like them way more than the boats from the 60s and 70s that boomers jizz themselves over and the new giant fibreglass behemoths that various shades of browns obsess over.
i think my dream car would be a bright red C5 gen corvette, specifically the 99 or 2000 model. i've always liked how they look and since most boomers have a disdain for anything that came after ronald reagan they're fairly cheap on the used market. there's a local guy selling his for $14k and it's in pristine condition and low mileage. unfortunately none of my cars last more than two years on average and i'd probably kill myself if i totaled a 'vette. maybe when i have fuck-you money i'll get one but for now i'll just stare at them.

>>5255
Nice choice. She's a beaut.

>>145 (OP) 
80s cars (and their earlier prototypes) welcome too?

>>5255
> i like them way more than the boats from the 60s and 70s that boomers jizz themselves over
I'm not a car guy, but I think I might agree with you there. I don't think they look bad or anything, but '60s and '70s muscle cars and the like have never done much for me.
>most boomers have a disdain for anything that came after ronald reagan
For me it's more like George H.W. Bush or Bill Clinton.
>>5257
I don't think so, but check out the '80s nostalgia thread. There's been a bit of carposting in there.

>>114767
>>114768
Thanks, I'd been looking through more "sciency" terms and not finding a match.

jiten.moe has been pretty good for finding new shit to watch, which was one of the most annoying things about intermediate japanese/immersion.

Found a Nippon broadcast TV channels playlist for immersion-maxxing.

>>115097
what is it? I've been meaning to start with higher level immersion but my plan of listening to JP radio might be too advanced.

>>115099
>"Download and install VLC player.
>"Then click file -> open network stream -> and paste this address: https://iptv-org.github.io/iptv/countries/jp.m3u
>"To change channels, go to view->playlist, that will display all channels (some will work, some wont - results depends on servers so may work now and not later).
I recommend a detached playlist view on vlc.
>Set "random" on the playlist, then click "next" for a rando channel.
Save the playlist out w/ any name you want for quick access later. Good luck, Anon.

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>>2609
https://nosystemd.org/
https://github.com/BryanLunduke/DoesItAgeVerify (some of the distros in this use systemd, but if they keep it they'll likely continue using forks or outdated versions when this gets pushed through)
The first site has a decent selection. I'd advise avoiding Chimera Linux though, as it's run by a seething, FOSS-hating tranny who makes really stupid decisions (like trying to force Gnome as the default UI on a non-systemd distro) and apparently gets mad at bug reports because they necessarily imply his work isn't perfect. He's such a lolcow that previous versions of his website declared suckless software users were to be banned on sight for being dangerous software extremists.
>>2610
It is absurd, but this is Poettering and corporate tranny devs we're talking about. They're currently trying to frame people who don't go along with this as "MAGA Linux" and censoring complaints on leddit.
It's happening. It's absurd, and obviously won't infect distros that won't comply, but it is coming. Be ready.

>>2612
Thanks for the resource, anon.

I made a game...

...April Fools haha I actually didn't!

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Quad instancing with nine patch textures
>it's literally nothing
I'm getting there!! This part is neat:

  // create a flat list, and sort by image type
  struct rq_quad *flat = flatten(arena, queue->quads, queue->num_quads, sizeof(*flat), alignof(*flat));
  struct groups grp = group_by(struct rq_quad, arena, flat, queue->num_quads, cmp_quad_node);

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Grouping by texture breaks rendering order, TIL.
Next: input (wip), button textures, texture atlas for gui, text. It will take a week at this rate.

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>>76901 
You can't hide from the truth

>>76909
>Progress is likely to be glacial but I'm going to keep at it, likely just tinkering around the edges for now. 
Keep notes on what things you change. Don't just download beescene.hx, change a bunch of stuff, and post it. Label which scene it is, and briefly what you changed in it.
>Is there any particular workflow you have or a way you keep organised or are what we see in the pastebin files representative of how things look whilst you are making them? I used to use OneNote back when I was GMing but it seems to have changed for the worst.
pst.moe links are representative of how the submissions should look. For managing your projects, do whatever works, though use plaintext, not rich text.
Can't speak for anyone else's workflow, but I manage things by having multiple docs with names like "CharacterName Encounter.txt" and "CharacterName Victory Anal.txt" or whatever and just have them in a folder with everything else
And I have one giant note.txt file that I jot down to-dos, ideas, and so on.
This is likely not the best strategy, but it's simple and it works. All that matters is that you have something that works for you.

Intredasting. Who knows what you can figure out here, @Admin. Good luck.

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>>1646
I know the image viewers sxiv and its successor nsxiv support apng because I've used both programs, and now that I've tested the latter, I can confirm that it supports animated webp images as well. ImageMagick has supported apng since late 2020, according to pics related ( https://web.archive.org/web/20211205042057/https://imagemagick.org/script/changelog.php ).
As for apng filesizes in >>1647, some of that like has to do with whatever compression ffmpeg is (or isn't) doing. apngopt, for example, offers to compress the format with either zlib, 7z, or zopfli. The last option produces the smallest files, but takes long enough that it's definitely a bad fit for compressing post thumbnails.
Really, if animated apng thumbnails end up being too big of a headache, you don't have to bother. It's likely that no imageboard has offered that yet for a reason.

>>1649
tested the latter for it*

>>1649
>sxiv
Intarasting, I have sxiv, and it definitely doesn't play apngs (or animated webp or gif for that matter).
>imagemagick
Yes, but jschan uses graphicsmagick, which is a fork of some ancient version of imagemagick, and it doesn't seem to support apng. (And even imagemagick needs the user to explicitly specify the filename as apng:filename which kinda defeats the purpose)
>ffmpeg
From a quick look it looks like they don't use libpng but built their own png encoder which sucks. There's a -compression_level flag, but setting it to 9 (the supposed maximum) just makes encoding way slower with minimal filesize changes. apngopt with -z0 (to use zlib, not the slow 7z) seems like the best compromise, but even that's hovering on the being too slow for thumbnail generation.

>>1651
Huh. I must be misremembering that detail about sxiv then, as I only used it years ago when it was actively maintained-
>or gif for that matter
Okay, I know for a fact sxiv had them, as its github page says so. It just doesn't autoplay gifs: you have to hit control-space.
>From a quick look it looks like they don't use libpng but built their own png encoder
Classic ffmpeg.

>>114719
Theres a difference between "working to live" and "living to work"

>Kadokawa & Aniplex Launch New Joint Anime Film Distribution Company “ANIMEC”
https://archive.ph/DxzD1
<Kadokawa and Aniplex — both major players in anime production and media — have created a new joint venture called “ANIMEC.” The new company will focus on distributing theatrical anime films, with the goal of improving planning, marketing, and release strategies both domestically and internationally.
<Anime theatrical releases have become a growing business segment in recent years, with titles regularly earning strong box office results in Japan and overseas. However, competition for screens and market share has also intensified, prompting Kadokawa and Aniplex to formalize their collaboration. By pooling resources and expertise, ANIMEC aims to better support titles throughout the full lifecycle of a film’s distribution — from initial planning to promotion and global rollout.
<...
<In addition to Japan’s theatrical market, ANIMEC is expected to play an active role in expanding international distribution networks, particularly as anime films see increased demand in overseas theaters. Strategic alignment between Kadokawa’s content portfolio and Aniplex’s global promotional capabilities could give the venture an edge in coordinating multi-region releases and marketing campaigns.

>AnimeJapan 2026 Reveals “Manga We Want to See Animated” Top 10 Ranking
https://archive.ph/zOwqT
<The ranking is based on fan votes collected between December 24, 2025 and January 30, 2026, with each person allowed to vote once. Only manga that have not yet received an anime adaptation were eligible for the poll.
<1. The Mortifying Ordeal of Being Seen – mmk
<2. Shogakusei Emumoto Emumi no Kattekimama Life – M-fujin
<3. REAL OTAKU LIFE – Maron
<4. I Think I Turned My Childhood Friend Into a Girl – Azusa Banjo
<5. Ugly Duckling of the Entertainment District – Naru Kariya

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>High School of the Dead Returns With “DAY 0” Browser Game
https://archive.ph/WXqJw
<After years of silence, High School of the Dead is making a comeback with a new game launching April 28, bringing back its zombie apocalypse setting with a fresh story, new character art, and the usual fanservice-heavy appeal the series is known for.
<Titled High School of the Dead: DAY 0, the game is a browser-based RPG that blends survival and tower defense elements. Players take on the role of protagonist Takashi Komuro and fight to survive in a world overrun by zombies while building and defending a base.
<The game features an original storyline, meaning it avoids major spoilers while still bringing back familiar characters such as Rei Miyamoto and Saeko Busujima.
<The title also introduces newly drawn character artwork and original outfits, including additional collectible content and scenes not present in the original series:
<As a free-to-play release with in-game purchases, DAY 0 is designed to be accessible globally, with multiple language options planned, including English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.

Its baka manga updates down for anyone else?

>>115092
works for me

>>115074
Your post kinda makes it seem it was some kind of coordinated choice between the two sites. Not really. Things went just as this Anon states ( >>115075 ); the process however was bespoke, with boards migrating here once some BO/Anon stepped up to BO the cloned board here on Trashchan. Thankfully, most were saved in time.

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So this is the place.
Time to continue my bad drawing streak.

>PLW is finally dead
Sad times

>>115094
Well with some wisdom:
*  Loleron gave advance notice, and *  Anons moved here to Trashchan in time.

Sad to see the old site go, but glad to have a new site to go. Simple as.  :)

is osfie still having tea after all these years?

Good morning.

>>18003
>spearmint
I think it wood take a bunch of it to cause issues. When women use it to try to control androgen levels etc., they are typically drinking multiple cups per day. 
>Sleepytime
I like the regular Sleepytime quite a bit. How do you keep the bags? I wood have guessed that trying to keep them wood make them mold or something.

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>>18010
I keep it in a metal bottle and am finished with the bag within a day or so. As the weather gets warmer, I might have to change that. I have had tea in the past where I couldn't get away with it. It ended up tasting like crap after the first refill.

Right now I'm finishing up a bag of pic related, which I recommend, and I'm going to dump the bag tonight when this bottle is gone and then fill it up with Sleepytime Extra.

About to mek cup of basic bitch green tea.

>>5249
Are you the same anon as >>2070?
That's pretty cool honestly, I wish there were scans of that book online even if in low quality.

>>5250
NTA. It's on Wayback for """rental""".

>>5250
>>5251
yeah that's me, i've been considering doing scans of it with the CZUR book scanner and uploading it somewhere besides IA, but it's not very high on my list right now. if there's enough demand for it i'll probably do it but the scanners go for a bit too much right now.

>>1186
> I did however find the CD-ROM that came with the book and found some cool hi-res wallpapers inside!
I know it's been five years, but judging by the filenames of your images there are quite a few of those wallpapers. Do you have the rest of them, or a source for the CD with the images?

>>5253
see
>>2071

yo

Typesetter checking in. If anyone reading this is a competent redrawer/stitcher, let us know. We could use your help.

Was watching the 1993 OVA of “Crimson Wolf” earlier and got curious about some books seen in the background of a scene. Two of them, “Kontan no Shiro” (混沌の城; “Castle of Chaos”, I guess?) and “Chousou no Yama” (鳥葬の山; “Mountain of Sky Burials”?) were books written by Baku, both having released something like two years before this OVA was (same year as the "Labyrinth of Green" Kouya quotes from). I don’t know if I should be surprised or not, because I'm pretty sure this actually hasn't been the first time something unrelated I've watched or read has made reference to him. I suppose he really is renowned out there if this sort of thing has been happening, even back then (and in the case of Crimson Wolf there, featured alongside a pair of books from Yasutaka Tsutsui). And no, he didn’t actually have involvement with this OVA to my knowledge and the synopsis of the book really didn’t seem relevant to the OVA’s plot, so I guess someone on the team was just a fan of his works and wanted to make the girl in it one too.

Uploader here, I'm in.
>>115053
>I don’t know if I should be surprised or not, because I'm pretty sure this actually hasn't been the first time something unrelated I've watched or read has made reference to him.
Principle of Mentalism. We attract like a magnet what we think of (i.e. what we fear and love). If it's in your thoughts and/or your mind eye (le spinning apple), X gets "closer" to you. Happens to me all the time and I can assure you it's not confirmation bias.
It's worth noting that after we wake up, we often forget our daily, mundane dreams (this is technically a skill issue but I'm not going to explain this now). In those dreams we might think and experience a few things and that still counts to the overall magnetism in our lives, because the "message" sent to the universe is immediate.

>>115090
Glad you made it, Anon.

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>>115090
An important part of this is that if you orient your attention towards something, you are more likely to notice it or opportunities for it in the real world. And because the way you pay attention to something can affect how you act around it, the way you attend to a thing or a person can create a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. For example, a psychologist who rigidly thinks of the human mind as a machine will naturally notice the more mechanistic aspects of human behaviour, and following his advice will work with those tendencies and likely amplify them.
As to whether your thoughts themselves can subtly influence the outside world, well, that's another matter. In my own tradition, a good number of Eastern Orthodox monastics and saints insist the answer is yes. And from what I understand, their contention is not that manifesting per se doesn't do anything, but that a lot of it risks turning people into greedy manipulators. You get a bunch of people who think the path to happiness is forcing the outside world to conform to their own desires at all costs. This seems to work at first, but breaks down after a while. Sometimes their desires have unexpected side effects. Sometimes their desires don't make them happy when they get them, or outright ruin their lives. And sometimes their desires make life miserable for everyone but themselves.
If you've ever watched The Vision of Escaflowne, near the endin

Helia's morning scene where she becomes a Lover temporarily and gives you access to the tower, which is supposed to override other scenes, is overridden by Isabella's morning blowjobs. You can't get the scene unless you ask Isabella to stop the blowjobs.

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>>76895
never played it, I just like parasitoid wasps
>>76894
>do it for the parasite people
I don't like parasite content though, I'd only do it if I really liked how Nettles was coming together.
>Nettles
She's holding a faerie by the neck with her foot, swinging it around while she sits on a branch, playfully enjoying it. She makes an offer to pass the faerie off to the player so they could have fun with it, expecting that the faerie would suffer even more in a larger being's hands. Whether you take the faerie and free her or you do what Nettles expects, you shift things toward the good or corrupt path.
Corrupt path lets you and Nettles be sociopathic on the tier of animal killers in kitten-crush videos but with sexual options not just violence (a lot of violence would be locked behind the gore toggle)
You become this monster she's playing with, like the muscle that far exceeds her(even a child is 3x her size) that she can throw victims away to. She'll even set up situations where she causes a problem with something much more powerful than her and draws it to you, expecting it can't get through you, and even if it can, she can just get away from it.
You can be more of a good person though, if you're weird like that. She still won't trust you and will spite you in mean-spirited ways as she can, hoping to upset you for fun.

That said, it's a bit weak and far far undercooked. I considered for one thing: making her an accessory to Jojo's content. Jojo is profoundly forgiving, a monk with a heart of gold, he'll try to direct a corrupt player onto a good path even if they tried to rape him. There's a soul to save in there, so if there's any chance to save it, he must try. Nettles could be a chance to challenge his philosophy, and also let in more glimpses of Jojo's deep survivor's guilt that goes back to him being the only survivor of his village. He doesn't deserve it, this weird asocial kid that would rather read than do anything kids do. He wasn't the best monk, he wasn't a beloved child, he was just him. Loving parents sure, accepted and liked by the monks, yeah, but he's just him. They told him to flee, and he did, and they are all gone. Forgiving the worst in others to see them become something better is a bit of him trying to forgive himself by being as good as he can be. Who is he to condemn another when he is this guilty?
Nettles would not be redeemed in any timeline. But she could start on the path and look like, eventually, she'd get there. But she'd die before that (I don't think she can be redeemed in a convincing way in a reasonable amount of time, so killing her off can give a little sting of "if only there was more time" and stop bothering with it)
So, Nettles is dead. But, before she died, at some point, for some reason, she'd have shared various things about her history and her kind, and the player would have the chance to get eggs laid in them. Just one egg if parasite content is off, and it'd be like a tumor, very boring, but works. Either way, you eventually end up with one named daughter that I'd probably name after a pretty flowering nettle species or maybe after a thistle, another prickly family of plants but they don't sting like nettles do.
And she'd present the opportunity for a kind of what-if scenario of would Nettles have been such a disgusting, awful person if she was raised in a better situation? If she didn't experience what she did? Or maybe pixies are just dangerous parasites and their original world is right to do everything they do. Pixies may be horrifying parasites in a clinical sense, but rats are awful pests too and you're still fucked up if you torment rats. Shove a wild rat in a small cage and hurt it, play with it like a toy, underfeed it, overfeed it, throw it. Doing this in response to an infestation of rats in your town speaks ill of your mental state. But, then, these pixies are pretty grotesque, they do infect wounds with eggs and fester inside you, eating your flesh from within. There's a bitter sense of justice to abuse them. But raise your own pixie and find out. Nettles was bad enough you probably don't sympathize, but what of the innocent and untainted pixie? I bet she tastes like crab with a slightly eggy element, worst case scenario you made lunch. Well, also you made an ecological nightmare with an invasive wound-infecting species in the case of parasite being enabled. But that's not your problem.

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You know, despite liking the idea of a cute mesugaki dominating me more than I like the idea of dominating the cute mesugaki, I somehow tricked myself into writing the victory scenes for this Mina fight before writing the defeat scenes.

...I don't know why I did this. Nobody made me do that. Why did I do that? What a dummy I sure am.

Anyway, thread, I want to ask if you think it's okay to declare a battle scene "complete" if it only has one defeat scene written, even when there's planned to be about 6 or 7 options in the end? Should I wait until I have at least 2 or 3 of the options written? It might take me another couple weeks to do that, since these seem to insist upon a greater number of conditionals, and those are kind of a pain in the ass to write while maintaining flow.

>>76906
As a random anon who has no say on what gets in or not ideally there should be at least 2 or 3 but i suppose that if it is too much of a hurdle you could do less now and do it later if it is gonna burn you out

>>76881
To be clear the 10ft queen I was referring to is her mother, a case of if it exists you can fuck it I guess. I have no desire for the cute spider waifu to be like that.
I've started looking through the files for the bees and I'm beginning to suspect I'm more than a little over my head. Creative writing is a skill that I have so far neglected to cultivate. Progress is likely to be glacial but I'm going to keep at it, likely just tinkering around the edges for now. Likely I'll work on something smaller concurrently to get the practice in and to have something to show.
That being said if anyone else has any interest in doing something with the bees don't let me stop you.

Is there any particular workflow you have or a way you keep organised or are what we see in the pastebin files representative of how things look whilst you are making them? I used to use OneNote back when I was GMing but it seems to have changed for the worst.

>>3973
Excuse me. The pack has 15 patties in it. They're about 5" - 6" across.

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fuck, working out is so fucking annoying, i want to just stop doing it so often, but i know if i stop even for a day, i'll stop completely. have an avery

>>3977
Stay strong. I just got my new pullup bar & setting it up today. I'll stay strong with you, Anon!  :D

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well i did it, after only 3 something hours of procrastination. 290th day i've worked out by my program's count, first time in a couple weeks i've fully completed my sets too. man i could go for a chicken sandwich but i'm already at my calorie limit for today, have another avery

>>3981
Great! As promised, my pullup bar is now assembled, and I've begun my own routine. Glad you're counting your calories, Anon. I'm improving my own diet rn too. I have an excellent wok/steamer shipping to me rn and plan to increase my natural veggie intake.

Thanks for the based Avery! Cheers.  :)