also welcome to /text/

>be finnish
>45 year old
>movement teacher
>student are 12-13
>they had tight cloth on
>today was after class
>the girl go into a shower
>can see more nudism body
>her breast grow to the fuck
>little hair look has the trim
>erect my penis
>"do you have ok"
>she look out to me in wet shoulder hair
>cover breast growth but can both nipple
>"yes"
>turn to go into a shower
>"don't look the shower"
>"but your body can't say yes"
>she run out to nudism
>hear she tell to the head master
>he invited me to the office of his
>"stop never again or you get a shoe"

I don't want a shoe for my money but what can stop the girl look time? I can see every day the girl when she into a shower and all had a body of good look to make resistence hard for penis

every day I have tempetation resist, I can the future too but the head master can give me a shoe if I look more to the girl shower

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Me

Sinbad the Sailor and Tinbad the Tailor and Jinbad the Jailer and Whinbad the Whaler and Ninbad the Nailer and Finbad the Failer and Binbad the Bailer and Pinbad the Pailer and Minbad the Mailer and Hinbad the Hailer and Rinbad the Railer and Dinbad the Kailer and Vinbad the Quailer and Linbad the Yailer and Xinbad the Phthailer

Why do they have "bad" in their names if they're so good at it

>18-30, 52-99, 101, 103-185, 192, 195, 218, 235, 236
These are mostly CP, right?

>>2
Probably.

>>1
Don't forget those on the other side who died in the /pr/ conflict!

I don't think we lost any threads from board merges.
Just spam threads that got deleted and also some threads got pruned a while back. There was brief period where I had threads being pruned with an external script and cron job.

This list is going to get much longer, huh...

>>5
RIP

My favourite game is Dark Heresy.

I wish I could play the tabletop RPGs more regularly. Never found a group around my area so instead I play EDH.

depends, is (online) mahjong tabletop?

>>4
Well yes, tabletop does include board games and such.

I've been playing battletech lately. Its really cool.
Pretty much entirely through megamek though, I dont have a group to play irl with.

Nevermind, it works. Only when I right-click and select "Save Link", not when I use this browser's built-in downloader.

>>212
I can only assume that you haven't put those changes through yet. As one example, https://22chan.org/f/ appends "&=FILENAME" to the end of each file. That might work as a quick and dirty solution, which isn't required here, but you might want something more elegant.

>>210
>>211
Actually that makes me think that we could do both. Since setting that download attribute seems to prevent it from opening the image for viewing inside the browser itself anyway, we could make it so that clicking the thumbnail will open the image inside the browser as normal, but clicking on the filename link above the thumbnail could have the download="actual_filename.jpg" attribute.
If that works then that's an easy 10 second fix. I'll do some testing with a few different browsers and if it works then I'll add it to the new server.

By the way, the new site is basically ready to deploy. But I'm also switching hosts from A2 to DigitalOcean (which has more up-to-date servers, A2 is still using kernel version 2 on their VPS's), so the site may go down some time tonight or tomorrow, and be off for several hours as I move all the data to the new server and update the DNS info.

>we could make it so that clicking the thumbnail will open the image inside the browser as normal, but clicking on the filename link above the thumbnail could have the download="actual_filename.jpg" attribute.
That sounds good, it would've been bad if you couldn't expand the thumbnails anymore. I don't think left-clicking on a normal link will download it, so this is basically the way it'll be in the end.
>click on thumbnail
Media expands.
>(middle) click on link, middle click on thumbnail
Media opens in new tab. (non-original filename if user saves here)
>right click → save on link
Image saves with filename.

>>213
>"&=FILENAME"
meant "&name=FILENAME"

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>>8
I wish the whole show looked like the pilot. It was much closer in style to the comics and short films Sugar made before working at cartoon network.

>>7
Doubt it, if I were to search Metallica and ended up getting MLP art, I'd be pissed off.
But there's also this extreme attachment to the characters these people have, that would think not agreeing with them is like you're hurting a real person. It's ridiculous.

>>10
You can't write fanfiction about Metallica, nor can you create fan theories.

But to answer your question more properly, SU is a show aimed at highschool age girls, AKA the most emotional people on earth.

>>11
>You can't write fanfiction about Metallica, nor can you create fan theories.
That's true, though it's not impossible, I'm pretty sure some guy on the internet has made his "Lars lobotomizes the band Clockwork Orange style" fanfiction.
>But to answer your question more properly, SU is a show aimed at highschool age girls, AKA the most emotional people on earth.
That's the biggest gripe. You finally nailed it to a teeth. And emotional people tend to be pretty vocal and is really easy to appeal to emotions so that narrows it down even more.

I only really got into SU after I'd stopped watching it for a while. When I started watching it again I'd been pretty much completely isolated from internet discussion on the show, allowing me to appreciate it on its own merits

And that's the thing about SU; it's yet another victim of the internet hype machine.

When a show does something moderatly impressive the 13 year olds who've only watched ten cartoons at most think it's the coolest shit on earth and make a massive deal of it. This gets the attention of people who actually know cartoons, and they go in expecting it to be the next AtLA. When it inevitably isn't, they leave feeling like the show itself cheated them.

The only way to enjoy cartoons again is to remove yourself from most of the discussion surrounding them online.

#dontjoinitsatrap

>>2
On what network?

>>3
https://forum.rizon.net/showthread.php?824-DontJoinItsATrap

>>28
4chan allows lolicon/toddlercon porn on /b/ and they haven't gotten into trouble for it. You know the kind of person Hiro is, if it was truly a problem he would have stamped it out ASAP.

>>29
Really? I haven't visited /b/ in ages. Has any admin made some statement about it?

>>30
https://www.4channel.org/rules
"You will not post any of the following outside of /b/:
e. Loli/shota pornography"

>>30
Threads get pruned so fast, it's not even worth removing

>>31
Right, I guess that does imply it's allowed. Interesting.

The Art of The Deal was pretty comfy

I'm working through the Simon & Schuster Handbook for Writers. It's got a pretty fun tone and lots of exercises.

I've neglected any serious mathematical/computational activity for nearly a year. I'm going to try to get back into it by (re-)reading Concrete Mathematics.

I read Paul Graham's On Lisp. It gave me a better understanding of macros, and examples of how to pile abstraction layers on top of each other to build amazing stuff. It also dispelled my doubts and showed me that Common Lisp really isn't for me - I'm more of a Scheme person.

More recently, I read O'Reilly's Network Warrior. Being familiar only with home/SOHO networking equipment, I feared it'd be out of my league, but instead I found a very accessible book, that explains all the required background without patronizing the reader or dumbing things down, crammed with useful info both theoretical and practical. If you're interested, try to get the second edition, as the first has a fair number of errata.

And now I really should be getting back to SICP sometime soon.

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>>5
amerrica

watchcartoononline.com and a copy of free trial bandicam