/media/ - Media

yamuuu

she is me
i am her

>>29125
Literally me, i love her so much

>>29139
im siding with you

>>29139
>let trannies decide what you can and can't do
femcuckoldry of the highest level. this is good enough to be reused as bait kek

I have some kind of long term parasocial relationship with the whole main cast really but especially this dumbass. Altho i guess it's maybe not husbando love but more of a big brother/little sister sort of adoration. Been a childhood hero comfort character obsession since I was 10. I'm turning 31 and it's still going strong :B

Bcuz of this I feel conflicted and uncomfortable when people lewd him but holy shit he is cuuuuuteeee

not my husbando but i found this funny

>>38108
can we talk about saiki more

i know eridan is a controversial character in homestuck but OH MY GODDD i want to marry him irl. ive never been so attracted to someone before, i love every aspect of his character. i wish he was real

>>36174
stay unapologetically based, nona

>>38304
i agree. my ex had two he abandoned while he was in the military and they were in this horrible tiny enclosure in his living room and i was like are they there are the time? and he said no he lets them out just not around the dogs. there were three dogs and if they were put away they were being abused themselves during that time so… it just made me sick. i think the birds had a baby that died too because white trash people always think they should breed animals.

i hate pigeons as much as roaches and rats

>>38330
Wtf why, are they in your walls or something?

Do you want to watch for the fights? Comedy? Starry eyed romance?

I'd recommend staring with Onegai My Melody, probably, as Japanese children's media goes

Loving this mix.

>>31084
>>31085
now these are people who know ball. peak taste.

scott brown is also a really good artist worth mentioning.

this thread posts are so bland it seems an AI is talking to an AI.
whatever, let's try this glorious deephouse mood, chilling with my wife.

>>38317
You're absolutely right. I will adjust my writing style to be more natural. I am now initiating a perfectly curated "Chill Deep House" playlist to optimally enhance your relaxing evening with your wife, ensuring a harmoniously balanced and non-intrusive auditory atmosphere.

>>38319
>You're absolutely right. I will adjust my writing style to be more natural. I am now initiating a perfectly curated "Chill Deep House" playlist to optimally enhance my* relaxing evening with your wife, ensuring a harmoniously balanced and non-intrusive auditory atmosphere.

fixed it for ya.

>>4508
Posting again to say that the "punk" part doesn't come from the punk "aesthetic" either but from the themes of rebellion, social/economic castes, and grit. I think Steampunk really is more of an aesthetic than a movement or genre, but Cyberpunk is not.

>>4513
Steampunk was a movement and genre before cyberpunk ever existed. The only fault is that it was long out of vogue before the internet could get to it. Themes of rebellion in it mostly revolved around Luddism, Ecology, and Autocracy, with the destruction and resistance against technology more prevalent than the usage of it against evil.

>>4426
>look at this random tech
>look at this shot of an Asian city in neon lights
>look at this hot robot woman

God I hate that kind of "artwork".
Ah yes, I always wear bikinis in bed while contorting myself to look at a screen. Also, a woman's favorite fabric for everyday clothing is vinyl and we love riding high-tech motorbikes in barely any clothes at all. What would a highly technological world be without titties?

I liked it.

>>4436
the only traduced opus you'll find from this man is babylon babies i guess.
don't even try the movie.

OBVIOUSLY best pony is starlight

>>38279
+1 for Fluttershy, she's the cutest.

pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbowsss

>>38308
i noticed that the player doesn't show the video, it's
Skunkape Action from Poker Night at the Inventory

>>38309
you can put it into the embed field next time right under the image field
but you have to delete the "si" parameter in the link

Madworld is a bit obscure, but it has pretty good high energy hip hop soundtrack.
My favorites: Get it Up, Madworld, Look Pimpin, So Cold.

flood error

>>38312
also usually the game during boss fights has THREE people talking simultaneously
1) the song
2) the "commentator" characters in the background
3) the boss himself
I would finish the game if it weren't for this

>>38310
I LOVE MGRR. my fave song is a stranger i remain.
>>38312
Absolutely did not expect to see another Madworld fan on this site. Great taste.

caveman abraham lincoln

caveman abraham lincoln

I've only ever played civ6 but this thread is making me regret not getting 5

>>38275
civ 5 is the best one artistically and aesthetically

>>37609
What we think about civ 7. Everyone's chimping about the gameplay, I watched gameplay of it and it is strange. It strays from the usual selection system.
I've exhausted my fun out of civ 6 so I will try civ 5, you influenced me nona now I will have to put a halt on being a functional human being.

>>38297
I honestly liked the changing civs gimmick, but I guess it'd be better off as an option in a campaign and not central to the entire game. It'd be even better if they gave you the option to change leaders instead imo cause that just makes sense.
I kinda like how they added Machiavelli.

I recommend the Vox Populi mod for civ 5. The original civ 5 is barebones and the expansions slightly improve it, but Vox Populi adds:
1) vassalage
2) monopolies
3) smarter ai that you can't just bribe to wage war on anyone you don't like
4) important: better unit upgrades cause the original ones suck
5) improved culture trees. made warring even more fun than it was. the original made tradition too good
6) improved civ abilities
I think that's about it