>>2322 That's unfortunate. Were they blocking the way or something?

>>2231 I just walk alone because it’s fun arguing for your future self.

>>2353 Just don't let it become a habit otherwise other people might think you're slightly weird.

>>2355 and?

>>2356 I see that you too don't care about anybody's opinion of what they'll think or see you.

Just a reminder you have less than a week to finish up tactics and player cards. If you are having any difficulties or are worried no one will step up, leave a post here or in your thread on /icup/. I have an anon on standby willing to put something together for teams who need help. If you're a team who has participated in a previous Cup and you have not explicitly let me know you're sticking with your strats from last time, do so ASAP, as it cuts down on the work I'll have to do in the week after the Draw Stream. If you've already done so, kick back, take it easy and wait for the draw stream. Draw Stream is August 1st, 2PM PDT, 4PM CDT, 5PM EDT, 21:00 UTC. Mark that calendar. As well, we're still accepting adboards for use during the tournament, visit the dedicated adboard thread on /icup/ and post them there.

Just under an hour away, Draw Stream, be there! https://cytu.be/r/8cup

The Draw Stream is complete, and with only minor technical difficulties! You guys will play in Group C with /co/, /monster/, and /cluckquean/! I'll be by again later with official game times for your board.

Took a little longer than I thought to get it finished, but here's the schedule for your Group.

>>1590 I'd say it's a mix of both. Hollywood has had a way of compromising filmmakers' visions (for good or for bad), but they also provided the resources (financial, personnel, etc.) and an environment in which they can work.

>>1616 >but they also provided the resources (financial, personnel, etc.) and an environment in which they can work. Pretty much. Producers in many art industries fail to trust the vision of those they hire. They used to force laugh tracks into shows too (Peanuts show almost had to have one). You just need to find out to get the resources without the restrictions... From the page of Don Hertzfeldt's Rejected (creator of It's Such a Beautiful Day, neither is comfy but the second earned a well-deserved 100% on Rotten Tomatos): >A projector was purchased in an attempt to be able to view and edit the film in-house, but the idea crashed and burned quite literally in impressive plumes of white smoke - the projector was broken on deliberry. With no way to view any of the finished footage, the entire movie was instead spliced together blind, with proper editing sessions later taking place in the dead of night on the Warner Bros lot when nobody was looking.

Just finished watching Kick-Ass. I can see why this has/had a cult following. Something strikes home but I can't pinpoint what. Feels as it is a movie stuck in time. Wish I had this facility watching normal movies with human beings as with anime

>>1304 One of my all time favorites is brother where art thou, so many quotable lines, the characters are all memorable, and I adore the music. It's a nice old timey prison escape movie with a comfy ending, and I really just love the relationship between the three main characters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIR0CyW6-t0 The montage here is one of the best parts of the movie, its just so good.

>>2314 Maybe it’s the fact that it’s a normal person in a screwed up situation so you empathize with him.

>>2336 Being able to sit down and play a video game, whenever I have the time it’s like a switch in my head flips and makes me relaxed. Unless the game is designed to pump me up, anyway.

>>2317 Nice, but remember the most important thing is the combination of small achievements, water and proper slep. The energization process is tedious but well worth it.

>>2336 Im am most relaxed right after I finish working out at the gym. The endorphins that are released sooth me and not even the most obtuse tail gating can rock my sea of clam.

>>2336 Pretty generic answer but drinking coffee/tea playing some videogame that isn't that hard so I don't keep dying and sometimes eating something sweet.

>>2336 After a walk and while I’m walking I just talk to myself about random things making false arguments to arguments I’m probably never going to happen in the future and fantasizing about the future.

Hello hello

Who do you think you are? You think you can just come up and tell me to post in your thread because you posted a cute girl like that? Without even saying please? Not this time, suckers....

>>2276 No it's great. I didn't have to clean up any bad post since we did it. I think I should keep it this way. >>2346 Stop resisting.

>>2346 As time goes your resistance drops too with it.

>>2328 Who and why?

>>1847 Terry, is that you?

I think cargo cultism is pretty interesting- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult

>>1817 Years ago I remember someone posted on /x/ a drawing of a demon sighting looking a lot like the grey aliens, some occultist who's name escapes me. Maybe those are just supernatural phenomena we can't explain or maybe the human brain just likes to play tricks on itself. Who knows? >>1847 That's technically right but you're probably overrating what's being filtered. There are ways of interpolating info from what you know in order to prove what's observed and what's not aren't the same. I think anything we see that isn't reasonably associated with reality isn't too far off base.

>>1962 First time hearing such a thing made me chuckle. Have these breasts... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast-shaped_hill

I like this

slav music seems good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4szfWQ7Sspg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePgcgOipJPQ Tik-Tak-Tok.

>>2298 Don't be bad lol

>>2294 I know, I dedicate at least an hour a day to getting gooder, I will eventually.

>>2297 Yes. >>2298 You must first accept the true and bestest touhou gril >>2300 Resistence is futile as you can only get gooder

PEAK comfy. Hidden world, lost technology, nature and nicegirls.

>>2315 Yes. 2D grills fighting each other is berry comfy

Whats comfier: A small boat like >>2117 or a big ship like >>2129 ?

>>2117 small boats let you dock at comfy harbors like pic related but big ships let you walk around and stretch your legs, and are better at dealing with bad weather big ships are also equipped for long journeys, so you can leave the world behind for a while as you sail the open sea

>>2165 They're both ship.

>>2132 Indeed, imagine cruising the stars while sitting on a coach and observing them.

>>2325 I can hardly imagine anything comfier