One more: play one of those browser games where you have a limited number of actions per day, or something of the sort. You can't waste your life on it, but it's yet something else to look forward to.

You could read online for free too, if you'd like.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search.html/?default_prefix=titles&sort_order=downloads

I use the library.

>>2277
I play Urban Dead whenever I get bored. Always satisfying to break into a house full of survivors and bite/infect all of them

Fuck I love Pokemon.
Sorry for off topic post.

>>2278

I'm all for downloading books, but that sort of defeats OP's point, doesn't it?

If you enjoy buying books (I do), you may love this site: http://www.bookdepository.com/

Imagine Amazon but completely free shipping, no matter how much you order and they have everything you can imagine save a nice manga selection. I can't read on a computer screen cos I like to get comfortable with a book, and this is a nice site to find good books cheap.

>>2288
Oh, man, thanks a lot for this. They have a pretty decent selection of Mishima books. And they're not that expensive, either...

>>2288

>Free shipping worldwide.

FTFY, in case other people might be interested. Also, thanks for the link, they really have a very nice selection.

OP here -

>>2288
thanks, that's amazing. Usually the shipping runs me about as much as the books.

>>2285
I do too. How come they don't make a god-damned Pokemon MMO? It's the only thing that could compete with WoW.

>>2277

>One more: play one of those browser games where you have a limited number of actions per day, or something of the sort. You can't waste your life on it, but it's yet something else to look forward to.

Oh boy, I remember discussing this topic on a forum back in the day. It was an advice I've given to people in a similar situation: try to do something on a daily/weekly basis. With this you will have something to look forward to every day and you will finally regain your grasp of time (I think this topic started when I recalled I wanted to watch a movie that aired on Monday and sat down before my TV on Wednesday thinking it is Monday -where did my two days disappear?). I would copy that post if I could but it wouldn't be of much help to you as I wrote it in my mother tongue. Overall, I recommened webcomics (I'm also the guy who created the webcomics thread on /ot/), short story compilations (read a specific amount of stories daily, never more, never less), books (same as above but with specific amount of pages instead - NEVER MORE), some tv dramas (specific amount of eps; anime works too but obviously it wasn't exactly the best idea to recommend it so nonchalantly) etc.

But it's a 'do as I say, not as I do' situation. For the time being I have a good grasp of time due to my circumstances but I don't really do anything on daily/weekly basis anymore (except for following 2-3 webcomics and checking the NBA results).

>>2299
Webcomics, huh. It's a shame Achewood's all but dead, but there's always Jerkcity.
About the post in your mother tongue: I have a hunch you might be Brazilian, are you? If so, me too.

>>2301

Nope, Eastern Europe here (and if you're wondering whether /tc/ might be getting invaded by eastern Europeans after reading the /ot/ thread about tsunami aftermath rest easy, I'm the same guy; also, easily recognizable due to writing more in parentheses in one sentence than one person should in lifetime). I don't want to name the country, though.

I'm also the OP of the books thread in /ot/. I feel bad about neglecting it for such a long time but I did my best to keep it alive for a while. I wanted to make people read something because it really does feel like you're accomplishing something (even though you don't). Later I noticed a similar thread was also created in /mt/ and felt bad about bumping my own thread.

So yeah, if you read anything interesting and feel like sharing it post in one of those threads.

>>2301
>I have a hunch you might be Brazilian, are you? If so, me too.
So since he's not Brazilian, does that mean you aren't either?

>>2324
I'm now an illegal immigrant to Brazil of all places.

>you may love this site: http://www.bookdepository.com/

I do love that site. its much cheaper than anywhere else. but "free shipping worldwide" is kind of a joke because the purchase price changed depending on what country you access the site from.