What are some things that really bug you? Things that genuinely piss you off? I thought it would be nice to have a thread to vent about any little annoyance, no mater how big or small. Any and all complains about the world around you are welcome here! Old one reached bumb limit I think.
I hate computers. It's ironic because I spend most of my time with them, but I hate them with all my heart. My PC just stopped working today. I tried to connect two screens at once that I've been using before, and because reasons all stopped working. I just hate how random are informatics. You need to change your hard drive, you open the box to install it, and, oh, you got no computer anymore. Why? Because fuck you. Computers. This has happened to me so many times. Just doing the most basic things means a really serious chance of causing irreparable damage, and this happens with anything electronic. Now I will have to spend X money to get it repaired because I don't want to deal with it, I don't know how to do it and it makes no sense. It's the equivalent of occult and dark magic of our times so I need to hire a shaman to exorcise the stupid machine.
>>35586 This is how I feel about cars. The one thing that greatly annoys about living in the USA is that one must own a car unless he lives in a big city.
Metal and metalfags. Even the ones who pretend to be sophisticated. When metal tries to be artsy it's especially annoying because it ignores the importance of aesthetics. No matter how technically complicated something is in theory, if it sounds like ugly shit it doesn't have value in my opinion. Prog does it better, but gets stale for me. Macho metal heads are also plenty annoying. The kitsch obsession with "demonic" imagery is terrible too. Classical music can express every single emotion while sounding pleasant. It also doesn't need the crutch of theoretical complexity as plenty of classical music is really simple. Despite being associated with ostentatiousness, it's less materialistic and image obsessed than metal inherently is.
>>35597 >When metal tries to be artsy it's especially annoying because it ignores the importance of aesthetics Metal is all about aesthetics, I have no idea what you mean.
What's yours?
>>29143 My demon is over-scrutinising scenes to the point of forgetting the rest of the movie.Currently the slow-mo archery in BRAVE is stuck in my mind. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWbxhKTbTkA&t=1m30s Twang. The animators must have watched lots of video to get that one right.
Presumptions and an inclination towards talking about stuff in which I possess little insight and knowledge. Every time I do the latter, I chastise myself, but I keep fucking doing it. God I hate myself.
PRIDE
Candy. I can usually manage to avoid buying candy during my trip to the super market, but when colleagues bring cake and big bowls of candy to the workplace, or when I have to wait for more than 10 minutes in a place with a vending machine, I end up stuffing my face with all that unhealthy, fattening sugary goodness.
the link to the ever growing collection of TC banner images went away recently, so here it is again http://tohno-chan.com/ban/ anyone who wishes to add to the collection is probably welcome to present any entries in here, but don't push your luck
>>35589 Original frame
>>35589 Attempt at using a recropped version that moves bocchi slighter more left to give increased room for the tc logo.
>>35591 looks good anon!
>>35591 I like it; thank you for redoing it!
Which other imageboards do you go to? desuchan? uboachan.net/ot/?
>>35547 I only use wizchan for the anime board because I like to share my thoughts on whatever I'm watching, sometimes I also use the hobby one to share my figures. Anything else is not worth browsing because they immediatly get angry if you don't pretend that you're a virgin purely by choice.
>>35551 Tohno-chan has an anime board. Why use two? >Anything else is not worth browsing because they immediatly get angry if you don't pretend that you're a virgin purely by choice. How does that ever come up in conversation?
>>35552 >How does that ever come up in conversation? It's the only thing you can talk about since literally everything else in existence is "normalfag shit".
>>35532 Uboachan has been dead for close to a decade. I don't lurk wizchan, but wasn't there a huge controversy with data-mining and ownership transferal there? >>35552 I'm not the person you're responding to, but the rate of posting on /an/ (and Tohno-chan as a whole) is not sustainable enough to be my only source of information. The posts here are more insightful and well-spoken than other imageboards, but that comes at the cost of being able to essentially 'finish' the board once all 24 pages are read because new threads are a rare occurrence. Either way it's better than the alternative, since larger imageboards have zero quality control and their /a/-equivalent boards are almost always filled with children and secondary otaku.
They say you learn something new every day. Let's see if that statement is true! ITT post something new you learned today. Trivia knowledge is more than welcome.
>meditate while chewing bubble gum I was under the impression that the whole point of meditation was to minimize/avoid conscious actions. Chewing bubble gum would seem to be the opposite of that (unless you mean meditate in a more colloquial sense of focus deeply?)
>>35477 I do a lot of practice but I'm not good with the terminology. When I meditate I cycle between trying to be aware of every single perception and trying to tune out every single perception. I guess trying to minimize conscious action fits in the latter. I still wanted to try because when you are doing something else chewing bubble gum becomes an unconscious action.
Wooden poplar SHIELDS don't stop waxed broadhead ARROWs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6IlEUm_Eo4
Let there be Dragons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eXAPwjASEQ by Overly Sarcastic Productions
Let's talk about every terrible thing Netflix has done. Purely as a service, it's a mediocre, roundabout way of getting access to shows. There's some committee of people deciding what gets hosted and what doesn't, which is almost entirely decided by market demand rather than quality. Good movies get booted to make room for cape shit. You also have to wait a year longer to watch new seasons of shows that already aired, even if the season is being hosted in another country. The monthly rate for streaming has gone up over the years. Streaming as a paid service is also ridiculous because if you're paying money for data, you should have unlimited access to that data. With that out-of-the-way, the more important issue is with Netflix's goal of controlling the anime industry, at least in the west(for the time being). Buying up streaming rights is one thing, but from a cultural standpoint, they want control too. They make live action adaptations and new dubs with changed translations to control the image of these shows. They get exclusive streaming rights to new shows while they're in production, which means they will definitely get some level of creative control, which inevitably means censorship and ideological injection. This kind of things actually is a slippery slope. People who cheer and get excited when they announce the next show they'll butcher are so naive I can't believe it. I'm dreading their Ghost in Shell reboot.Post edited on 23rd Oct 2019, 5:19am
Eden looks good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i8Ds2nVVXE >>33529 I think that Netflix is trying to be as different as possible to TV. Hence no weekly eps. Although weekly eps work better if your subscription is based on time.
>>33526 Money makes the work go round
Carole & Tuesday anime stuck in Netflix jail.
>>35583 A fate that befits such a westernized series.
Lets play a bit of a game. Say the first word that comes to mind when you see the previous post's word. "Start"
>>35493 foot-long
>>35513 Boyfriend.
umbrella
dance
Because the last thread, http://tohno-chan.com/ot/res/15686.html, is now on auto sage.
Necro
>>35403 what game?
>>35404 Female necromancer from Diablo3 dlc
Shield & Spear
Should governments make laws to protect people from hurting themselves?
>>35566 Yes. A person's life and meaningful freedoms aren't harmed if you prevent them from eating corn syrup shit and using meth. Both of which being harmful, addictive substances which exist solely for profit. There's no exact formula for these things, just a "I know what's killing people when I see it" approach.
Yes and no. I wholeheartedly agree with >>29487 >>35567
>>29485 Just let them. People hurting themselves seems like an issue that solves itself sooner or later.
>>29485 No. Who decides what's "harmful?" You trust the same governments that wants to ban encryption and file-sharing with the power to outlaw arbitrary things? Also this thread should be in /tat/ I think.
ITT: Methods to make money online or from home for our bros who refuse to be wage slaves.
Now for some other stuff copied from the soon to be deleted /$/; "A nice way to start. Its not work but if you're smart with whatever money you get you'll have a nice savings to start"
All of these options are pretty terrible, mostly since you're competing with third world agencies by working online, but i might as well list them >transcription work high wpm will help you but you still won't make much, will eventually be replaced by a computer. >art freelance Any freelance site that takes a cut / blocks interaction outside of the website (i.e. fiverr) isn't worth the effort. If you know the software well and have a bit of experience you can find desperate small jobs, of course being paid little for a lot of work, and the people are sometimes very hard to work with >code freelancing probably the best bet, though I haven't tried it. Knew someone who basically got paid to do some kid's programming homework. As with all freelancing jobs your advantage over the third world is your ability to english >other with no real skills or abilities, but with some luck or networking, you might end up managing someone's wordpress / wix website. Old people feel good paying young people small amounts to do shit they don't want. Downside is all these jobs require social interaction, but with personal jobs like this you might get someone who is at least understanding. >be a phone rep at home this is legit work but it's the worst shit ever. Most stressed out I've ever been. in any case your best bet is going through family members / friends because networking will get you 10x what a forum will. but everything (except transcription) requires social interaction to a large extent
>>31147 Be born rich. Then you can fail at everything & still be "successful" like PoTUS 45.
With the recent trends due to el virus, I guess almost all software engineering jobs are indefinitely "work from home." Of course at that point you just have a full-time wage-slave job.
What triggers you?
>>30550 I think that was the point.
-porn of my waifu. someone just uploaded giantess fetish art of her moments ago and im trying to avoid an autistic meltdown so that's why i'm writing this, actually. (its not working im going to cry) -people with shit taste. this is largely why i have no friends. i fucking refuse to hang out with someone with no standards. everyone i talk to, "dota 2", "shitty marvel movie", "shitty anime about talking about snacks and making squeaky noises for seven hours", "modern nintendo". no thanks. shit taste doesnt just lower my opinion of them, it actually ruins everything for me. why are no good things made anymore? because the world is full of shit eaters who are happy with garbage. -normalfag's cruelty. it makes their dicks rock hard to make children homeless and downplay mental illness. -retards that defend demonstrably shitty things for no reason, sometimes at their own expense ie. ignoring crime statistics, buying pitbulls just to be contrarian
when tohno gets sad i also get sad
>>29489 Studio TRIGGER
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