>>7340 Woohoo! Keep going anons. :)

>>7324 That's good news then, Anon. May your new place become berry, berry comfy for you! Cheers. :)

I miss my anon friend who liked architecture, sports cars, and dark fantasy. I hope you're OK wherever you are.

Is anyone here big into tea? It's been keeping me comfy while the seasons change. What are you favorite types?

>>7339 I use to be but I haven't had the time in several years. >What are you favorite types? I'm not sure if these count as "tea" proper but I always use to enjoy herbal and fruit teas like mint or chamomile or combinations of raspberry and roselle (usually just referred to generically as hibiscus.)

>>7339 >that steeper tho Lol.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleistocene_Park https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mammoth_steppe

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackass_Flats Heh

>>7038 I've seen a post on /doll/ about this. Glad to meet her :3

>>7038 >>7041 Oh, wait ! It's a full size doll ? It's a love doll ?!

>>2251 OK, but what shall we do to make her happy ?

Liru deserves our love and respect ❤️ 🫡

>>6654 my dog kinda acts like a cat but is dog sized so the best of both worlds

>>6668 I was going to say that I've found some of the best cats are the ones that are a little bit "puppyish".

>>6693 Canine and feline energy in the same animal is a good mixture. My dog lounges around and refuses to interact like most dogs do (tail wagging, greeting you at the door etc.) but he sits in the room near me like a cat does. I'd call it "aloof companionship". In other way's hes like a dog especially when it comes to begging for food or going on walks. But sometimes I cant tell if he was raised with cats originally because of his behaviour - hes a rescue dog I bought from a shelter when he was 7 years old so no idea what his upbringing was like.

>>7197 >It's all fun and games until the kitten grows into a cat What could possibly go wrong?

berry cool, thanks

enjoy

>>1341 I'd say my build is thin in an athletic kind of way. My body fat percentage isn't at Bruce Lee level or anything though. Now that you mention it, I used to regularly wear long sleeves on sunny summer days when I was a skinny kid. Nowadays I'll usually wear short sleeves on days like that or will sometimes resort to wearing a wife beater if I'm just sitting around indoors. Part of that is due to keeping a dehumidifier running that's made for a bigger area than I use it for, so it really heats things up.

>>23 >I can feel deep into my soul and my body the rebirth of the nature. good. you are true to yourself and the world. Our people will go far. I too love walks in the snow. That gentle crush and crunch from the powder, the eerie silence in the night, the biting cold on your skin to remind you of your humanity. It's truly beautiful. It's really a shame that all the cold places in the US have been overindustrialized and the snow isn't white anymore. I like me some autumn vibes. I ride a motorcycle primarily for transportation and there's no feeling quite like taking a trip down a forested road while the orange and red leaves fall beside you and under your tires as you feel the crisp and moist breeze wash your worries away.

>>1345 This Anon gets it. Shiny-side up bro!

September approaching. I like this month because it mark the end of summer and the coming of autumn. Hope there will be rain. Nothing more delightful than the smell of autumn rain.

>>7049 The heat is trending down. I hope it's going to be cooler berry soon.

>>6388 Where I live I never seen the flying ones, and even the crawling specimens, I haven't seen a lot. I heard there a good indicator of environment quality yes. It's always a good moment when nightwalking in summer to see these little folks in the nature.

Hope eberryone's having a good night

>>7094 Thanks Anon. Yes, and hope you are too! Cheers.

>>7094 Clearly not enough sleep and now I'm at work for the entire sunday. But comfy I remain :)

>>6385 I love fireflies but have only ever seen them once where I live. I'm guessing they're not as common here as they used to be. I have seen them in other places a few hours away that are more prairie-like though.

Watched (again) Lost in Translation this night. Nice movie, slow and aesthetic. It moved me emotionally, even more because last time I watched a decade ago it was a special moment.

>>4819 I like that show too :)

>>4833 For me movies from the '80s and early '90s are like cinematic security blankets, but I find movies from the '20s and '30s to be the most aesthetically pleasing in terms of things like camera work and editing. Eberry decade prior to the 2000s after movies really got going in the 1910s had tons of good stuff to watch, but there's something about those decades I find really appealing.

Watched this yesterday. For some reason Jennifer Lawrence never fails to portray a struggling woman. From Winter's Bone, the Hunger Games and now this (and probably some other movie from her I've yet to watch). It's a basic but well made flick. Like all other movies from her it always let you wonder what will habben to the characters when the movie ends. Don't want to spoiler anything but it's a worth a watch in my opinion.

I'm watching Fear and Trembling (Stupeur et Tremblements in its original language). It's based on a book by Amélie Nothomb, a popular french writter. I msut admit I never read anything by her but the movie is berry kino.