/comfy/ - A place to relax

>>16310
GG /RECOLA/
Thanks for the longer webm too, Anon. Makes it easier to watch the playback of the puzzle.

>>16312
Naicu!

zadyku seems to have taken an unintentional step upwards.

>>16327
>tfw "Joker: The Birb" takes center stage for the camera...

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Doggery Days of Winter
Thick furcoat edition

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We had an owl visit!

>>16329
Ha, the derpy dogs are the best :D>>16329

>>16333
Rather a distinguished looking fellow. A fine chap!

>>16246
>It just gets stressful for me when they suddenly expect to chat eberryday.
Heh didn't think it was habbening to someone else too. Can relate.
>use and delete when, again
Interesting. I've never managed to befriend anyone on traditional forums, at least never to such degree, that they wood want to message me more often than once in never.
>irl life gets on the way
I'm bretty sure it's the other way around. People surrender themselves to IRL completely, because internet life is too unfulfilling for them.

>>16209 (OP) 

I made friends with a pair of brothers online, over minecraft bedwars. nice times.

I imagine you could knock up a game you enjoy and just start enjoying it with others. 
I like games which inspire co-operation against common obstacles, for common goals. 

I hear arc raiders is making a ruckus, might be promising.

>>16214
I've had one friend. It was the best. He made me leave social media shrimply by saying.

 "I'm leaving. I wont talk to you anymore. And I'll miss you and your art."

Made me realize he was the only one to give a cap. When he left. It was kinda meaningless. 

This was 10 years ago.
I still do my stuff. he hasn't taken anything with him.

Just a moment of introspection

My theory is most good ones have already left and remaining are usually silent and leaving.

So even if you find people dont expect it to last long unless you have other methods of communication.

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>>16209 (OP) 
One of my long time friends introduced me half-assedly to Planetside 2. He was just quacking around with his friend but I decided to take the game more seriously. I tried to learn about how to actually play the game and not teamkill each other in tanks.
I got into a big clan but it was bretty much cacae. One of the berry large and always open clans. No communication, no cooperation, just some guys placing markers on a map and hoping the randoms actually go there. The game started to frustrate me because of how ineffective I was alone.
Then I found an open squad with people who just by how they communicated sounded like they have a modicum of knowing what they were doing. Actual quacking coordination. Then they advertised themselves at the end of the day and I decided to join their discord.

I had a blast. I played religiously with them for almost a year during covid. I felt like I never met so many people I wanted to be around with for so long. The leader went on a power trip though, since the rest of the group stopped playing the game. Some shifted to other titles. The leader decided to make a rule so that the discord server is only for playing Star Citizen, a game most of us weren't interested.
Some other guy just made a discord of his own so we could play anything else. The leader got mad at some point and kicked 90% of the original clan members.
We still chill out with eac

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>>16246
>I still miss nanochan, that's where I started loving the anon lifestyle and where I made most of my recent online friends. Sometimes you just find a place that fits with like-minded people for your (you) of that time.
yea
the end of nanogelion was an incalculable loss
i dont think we will ever see another perfect storm that creates an environment like that

>>16296
>>16297
Neat! Thanks Rail-Anon.  :)

>>16297
>RailHorseGuy
I got the reference ;)

Spoopy fog! Last night there was a really dense fog where I live and the large factory where I work nights was completely enveloped in thick fog, it had a berry dreamlike quality to it.

>>16296
>>16297
Cool. Too bad lately my vision is getting worse so I'm slowly becoming uncomfortable driving at night.

>>16305
NTA. Just to clarify, when you say "driving at night", do you mean driving trains?

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Rube Goldberg + marbles = comfy

>>16185

understood.

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>>1300 (OP) 
Glad to see this place still exists.

I've used to sit on this board 1-2 years ago. My boss fired me because I told him his coworker bullied me. (It was better to not extend my contract than lose an employee that did more important things.) Looking for jobs eberry day was extremely painful. I remember sitting on a bench one day with barely 200pln on my account thinking my mother will kick me out soon.

Found a new job the next month. It took me about 4 months before the honeymoon period ended again. It's just as cacaty as my previous job except it pays better, but the amount of work makes me constantly tired. I have to drive 40+ minutes from one place to the other to get there. They keep expecting me to do unpaid overtime all the time. I wish I did more physical stuff with fixing computers, but maybe it's a good thing, since most tech is starting to become unserviceable.
When I come back home I'm so tired I immediately go to sleep. It got me to a point where I failed my uni year because I didn't submit my engineering thesis in time. I'm not sure I'm going to submit it again because I'm so demotivated to do anything. I keep telling myself I'm gonna update my resume and find a better job, but I'm just so tired I keep delaying eberrything to another date.

One thing I'm habby about, though, is the first car I bought. (pic related) I love the little guy. I think I'm going to drive i

>>16283
If your parent can support you, please make yourself a favor and finish your thesis.
I didn't at the time and never finished it. Now, at nearly 40, I am starting my degree again because it feels like a burden to not have finished it.

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>>16283
I had a Megane I like picrel.
Damn I miss this car so much.

Keep it up anon, try to refocus and take some time to work on your resume. Then, once you've found more stability, don't give up on your thesis if it's something important to you.
One step at a time, anon, we believe in you.

>>16283
I hope you succeed anon, i really do.

Fermenting garlick. The previous batch was too good my daughter ate it before i could save some brine and take a pic so im starting over (again)

>>16273
isnt making botox is really hard unless youre planning for it?

>>16269
Anon that pic made me laff so hard!
thanks! Sounds like you love your mustard

>>16281
>isnt making botox is really hard unless youre planning for it?
It was a joke. It's berry easy to accidentally grow clostridium botulinum in improperly preserved foods.

>>16286
It just didnt sit right with me anon.

Besides i just use plenty of salt,oil and vinegar. The holy trinity of pickling. My cousin once made it deliberately (said it was to kill rats) and his method was rather forward. Hmm. Will look into it. Thanks

>>10756
I just felt like mentioning that I've been eating this with dried chipotle peppers lately, and I find that it works much better than the Tien Tsin and Thai peppers I was using earlier. Those ones were so hot that I've been having problems eating them. I'd get hiccups, runny noses, and was drinking a ton to try and counteract the heat and wood have to stop eating. The chipotles are both milder and add a more noticeable flavor due to their smokiness. The others just felt like they added pure heat. I've never had a problem with the chili peppers that I've had in meals from Chinese restaurants, which I think were Tien Tsins, so I don't know why that is.

>>15928
I feel like it needs CL4P-TP noises in the background.
>Check me out, I'm dancing! I'm dancing!"

>>16288
Berry nice. I stuck Gymnopédie No. 1 in a puzzle playlist recently and, also, the Yann Tiersen piece immediately made me visualize Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain.  That's such a cozy movie.

>>16291
>also, the Yann Tiersen piece immediately made me visualize Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain.
Yeah, that one's a fave.  :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaXKf0JEzEA

It's Caturday night let's have some fun.  :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bvxGvGdKWM

Comfy borderlands enjoyers. I need to play the first installation some time. Kinda burned out playing the second.

>>16289
This is pretty wild stuff ngl.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l15PDRSTn7s

>>16258
I think that looks great! Any chance you could do some variations on the branding. Maybe including on in the left/right center (and maybe just a tad smol'r)?

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>>16262
Like this? Sorry I'm not sure what are you talking about xD

>>16264
Yeah, that looks really good!

@BO What do you think? Anons have created a nice banner for the board. Think you can add it?

I like the snow, BTW!  :)

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>>16249
>>16258
>>16264

This looks bretty good anon.

>>16265
OK added :)
>snow
I was thinking about it lately and an anon on /christmas/ shared the right GIF so, here we go
Glad you like it..

>>16249
Are you fine with the banner tweaks birbro?

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>>16197
>>16211

Yes, the fury of the chronian is of great grandeur.

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>>16107

> Be the comfy you want to see in the world

Lovely

Let's tackle that challenge!

>>16219
Good idea. I linked that comment in the thread in case the OP comes back.

>>16213
I've always been berry interested in tornadoes. Stems from me being so scared of them as a kid and then learning about them to try and get over it.

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>>16250
I get what you mean. I remember having to go in the basement as a kid during tornado warnings and getting nervous. Earlier this year I took a trip with my family near that area that just habbened to have been hit by a tornado not that long before we went through and saw damage and people cleaning up after it. What really sent me down the rabbit hole was lurking Twitter and seeing a post from someone talking about how creeped out they get by tornadoes. They had an image of the infamous Jarrell, Texas “Dead Man Walking” photo accompanying the post.

Seeing The Wizard of Oz as a kid might have something to do with my interest too. I associate tornadoes in my head with 19th- and early-20th-century Americana like that, which is something that interests me. I remember first learning about Henry Darger and how on top of writing his most well-known work of over 15,000 pages and making hundreds of pieces of visual art, he ended up writing an autobiography for a few hundred pages that then veers off into several thousand pages about an account of a fictional tornado. Something about the insanity of that stuck with me. Especially considering that he was a guy who was born in 1892, ran away from an orphan asylum as a kid, and supposedly saw a tornado himself around that time. His life story to me is like an eerie intersection of old-timey bleakness and an Oz-like fantasy world being used as a coping mechanism. It