>>7451 What are you going to use it for once it's ripe? >>7470 What kind do you think it was?

>>7470 >pic kek'd. Fruit bat? I hear they get bretty big sometimes.

>>7472 >What are you going to use it for once it's ripe? Well it's just the vine. But when (next year LOL) I get some pumpkins I'll have to look up some recipes. It's an odd pumpkin. The flesh has no carotenoids so it's pure white and it has jet black seed. The only things I know to make from it is a jam called dulce de alcayote and as a substitute for shark in shark fin soup. >What kind do you think it was? I don't know but it's a lot bigger than the kind we usually have around here. >>6803 I see your ancient Norse gondolas and raise you Neanderthal loss. >inscription(?) found in one of the last known Neanderthal habitations in Europe

I found a fat little tree toad in the road tonight and rescued it. It was all colored like lichen. I placed it into a furrow in an old boxelder and it snuggled right in.

>>7476 GG Anon, thanks! BTW, if you don't recognize an amphibious species you should consider donning sturdy protective gloves before handling them.

>>7477 None of the toads, whether arboreal or terrestrial, around here are overly toxic so all's required is to thoroughly wash afterwards. Now some of the newts are a different story. Especially the little orange ones with red spots. I'm always cautious to not have a cut or a scrape if I have to pick those up barehanded.

I'm roasting some walnuts, it smells good in the house :)

>>7482 Sounds super-/comfy/ lad! GG :)

>>7482 What kind of walnuts?

I discovered this site last night and thought someone might like it: https://www.beepbox.co/ It's really easy to use and has a .mid export function, so it looks like you could actually make some solid music with it.

>>7488 Neat. Berry cool Anon, thanks! :)

>>7486 I guess Juglans regia, it's the common species you can found for consuption here. I don't like them raw I use to roast them, it's far better. >>7488 This one is fun to : https://sonantlive.bitsnbites.eu/

>>7493 I see. That might seem like a silly question but when you live in a region where black walnuts and the rare white walnuts grow naturally and abundantly it's not automatically automatically clear. Have you ever tried the red colored variety of those? They look berry festive.

>>7498 tbh never tried anything else besides the common local walnuts because I can find them easily in the wild and supermarkets. I think I've never seen other kinds of walnuts (black, red, white...) but if I can, I will try them.

>>7501 Red walnuts are just a variety of common/English/Carpathian walnuts. Black walnut and white walnuts are their own particular things. Black walnuts have a much harder shell and their nuts are really strongly flavored. They're probably bretty expensive in areas where they don't grow wild. The shells are so hard that as a kid I never understood how anyone was suppose to use nutcrackers. You really have to use a hammer to break them. White walnuts also known as butternuts are bretty rare in my area due to a disease. They have a hard shell like black walnuts but it's a but thinner and they have a milder taste.

On new meds and feeling a lot better this week. Socialized with my coworkers and even though I 'tismed out a bit I think they found it endearing. I also wasn't awoken by screaming outside at 6am for the first Monday in about a month. I hope the guy who does that is also doing better. Keep going /comfy/ :D you're doing so well!

>>7515 Thanks for the encouragement, Anon! :)

>>7175 >>7178 >>7236 >>7301 >>7306 >>7370 >>7441 Pumpkin update: It was in the low 30s last night and I had to tarp the pumpkins. The vines inside the tarp made it but the ones outside got burnt. Tonight it's going to be in the 20 so I harvested my little pumpkins just to be safe. They should be mature by now. Looks like pumpkin time has come to an end this year. Photos will follow as soon as I can find the charger for my camera.

>>7527 Congratulations, Anon! Looking forward to pics of your pumpkins, and the meals you make of them. Cheers. :)

Holy cow Jupiter is bright this week. I thought at first I was seeing a supernova.

>>7540 Neat. I used to be an ardent amateur Astronomer for a while. The heavens are amazing and profound. Keep looking up! :)

After a berry short night I went for a walk in the countryside and along the river this morning. It was rainy and windy. Now I'm in my pyjamas, eating a bowl of cereals while watching some old Mythbusters episodes. Hope anon have a nice sunday, here things are really comfy :)

>>7549 Thanks Anon, you too!

This city's heart's still beating! The Sun will rise, I swear it! I know the weight you're feeling! You're strong enough to bear it!

>>7554 thanks i could use that encouraging word

I'm playing map games to test my geographical knowledge. Africa and Oceania are bretty hard for me to remember.

>>7563 >Poast moar.

Lovely. Thanks kindly, Anon! :)

The screaming guy was back this morning. Took it as a sign to take the day off work and spend a comfy day watching the EVE Online documentary that just dropped. Do any anons have some comfy easy listening recommendations for my dark Northern European apartment?

>>7570 >Do any anons have some comfy easy listening recommendations for my dark Northern European apartment? I like Mr. Sheeepy's 'Peaceful Solitude' mix

>>7570 The Glow Pt. 2 or any other The Microphones album really Phil's music is just so calming :3

>>7572 Great idea anon. I'm going to cook up some dinner and listen to Mount Eerie (album) :3 Also if you haven't listened to the Other Songs and Destroyed Versions of The Glow Pt. 2 you're missing out on some interesting stuff. Also, in case you missed it, this addition to The Moon is godly. https://youtu.be/yt6ZfpUhTvs

>>7573 >this addition to The Moon is godly The Moon is one of my favorite songs from The Glow Pt. 2 so I'll have to check it out! Thanks for the recommendation, Anon

>>7567 Some of them sort of remind me of Korean patterns.

>>7575 Berry bretty stuff, Anon. Thanks. :)

Phoneposting because bad weather have broke the internet. Can't sleep this night so I've watched some long time no see movies I keep on a hard drive. I'm drinking my coffee while the rain fall outside. I'm happy.

>>7590 >rain outside >warm & dry inside Good recipe for comfy-ness tbh.

Recently been struck with a bretty compelling idea for a novel. I've had many ambitious false starts when it comes to writing but I'm liking my chances this time around. Has anyone here got a creative project on the go?

>>7614 >Has anyone here got a creative project on the go? Robowaifus, but that's a big, multi-man, multi-year set of projects of course.

>>7614 I've been messing around with music on and off for a long time. Right now I'm learning how trackers work.

You are now aware that there are vining mushrooms. I hope this brings you happiness.

>>7625 That's really weird. It seems like the kind of thing that wood be made up, like something out of a sci-fi movie set on another planet.

>>7629 Fungii can take some weird forms tbh.

VOYAGER SOLAR SYSTEM VIDEOS Leaked Videos With Audio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_JIDcoAZBI Leaked from 4chan. These videos are from the 1970's. There's lots of UFO activity captured on them. Maybe that is why NASA kept them secret from the pubic for so long. Remember that NASA means Never A Straight Answer!!! Be sure to thank the Leakers at 4chan.org/pol/ and look for more there eberry day!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_JIDcoAZBI

>>7632 I know this is spam, but I guess we can leave it ITT for the lulz? I'll dispose of it properly if you'd prefer, BO.

>>7590 Internet still broken. They say it will take 15 days to bring it back so they lent me some sort of 4G tiny box you can use to connect your device with wifi. And most of all, by pluging it to the USB port of my tower desktop without wifi, it... IT WORKS. I wasn't aware you can use a USB port like some sort of networking port. Posting again from the tower feels comfy guys.

>>7633 Let it there, I was thinking exactly the same XD As soon as I've seen 4chan + /pol/ + leaked + UFOs I knew this needed to belongs here. Sorry for late answer, see >>7640

And as we have reached 400 replies and springtime can't last forever... New thread >>7642