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Going camping Anonymous 01/04/25 (Sat) 18:42:10 No.20786 [Reply]

Has anyone in the board gone camping? I wanna get into it, but it can be overwhelming to think where to start.

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Anonymous 01/07/25 (Tue) 03:31:48 No.20811

i live in the middle of nowhere, so if i wanted to id sleep outside but i prefer being indoors.
did way too much camping as a kid to still find it enjoyable.

Anonymous 01/07/25 (Tue) 05:48:18 No.20812

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>>20806
I've been there, nice place but very cold. Gonna post some of my favorite spots in Missouri, since it's my home turf.

Missouri has 93 state parks, and they are so well-maintained that many other states based their state park program on Missouri's. So here's a few of my personal favourites that I've visited.

Elephant Rock: great place, good fishing, big ass rocks which are fun to climb on. Great place to bring the kids.

Knob Noster: good group camping. Lots of picnic gazebos and amphitheaters that you can reserve.

Johnson's Shut-ins: good for hiking and "rock climbing" (there are no mountains in Missouri but we have some rocky cliffs). Also do not trust the fishing here, it's nothing of value. Learned that the hard way.

Onondaga Cave: best spelunking in the state. Obviously all warnings for spelunking apply, bring a helmet, pads, and light. I went here as a kid and got trapped in a tunnel, my friend had to drag me out by my feet. I still have claustrophobia from it.

Ha Ha Tonka: best park in the state. Beautiful hills and forests, with a freshwater spring, a cave to explore, and 'castle' ruins at the top of a hill (there are no castles in US, but it's pretty damn close). The attached pictures are all from Ha Ha Tonka.

Overall definitely worth a trip from out of state. We have a lot to offer.

Anonymous 01/07/25 (Tue) 14:22:47 No.20821

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>>20806
>What's your favorite place in nature sushi rolls?
Mountaintops and old forests <3
I've only ever done day hikes though, never camped overnight.

Anonymous 01/07/25 (Tue) 15:23:56 No.20822

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>>20806
Only ever camped in forests but the most beautiful place yet must have been on a hill, next to a lake. I could see all the nearby islands when I woke up. The feeling I felt in the sun while cooking my pancakes is something I'll never forget.

Agreed that you really don't need a lot of gear. When I first camped, I didn't have a tent, instead I slept in those lean-to's you find in a lot of forests. No problem at all. I think trying to find unique solutions to situations is part of the joy in camping. One time I arrived at a lean-to late in the night, it was pitch dark outside. On top of that, it started raining. And yet, when I finally managed to create a small fire with my humble tools, that success filled me immense bliss.

Anonymous 01/28/25 (Tue) 15:58:31 No.20967

My personal favorite equipment is soviet era military gear (cheap and durable) plus a hammock with heavy blankets and a tarp for rain cover, bring canned goods and MREs for food, cooked over a small camp stove, and lots of alcohol. I also always bring a gun with me so I can poach some game or plink at tin cans in my free time.

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Do it yourself! Anonymous 06/30/23 (Fri) 01:02:12 No.16266 [Reply]

Working on any DIY projects, sushis?

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Anonymous 10/28/23 (Sat) 17:10:38 No.17024

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>>16291
Might as well update on the kitchen too, it's nice to see how different it looks.
It's been a busy summer, but we're close to finishing all our projects!

Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 00:31:40 No.17878

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Replaced seven old slat vents with rusted out screens with new grate vents. They got some fancy temperature controlled open/close mechanism on them, we'll see how that works out. Would have been a trivial project except that the siding was installed hanging over the vents so I had to cut out some sections.

Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 22:36:24 No.17885

>>17024
I didn't know primitive survival posted on sushigirl!

Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 23:24:17 No.17886

>>17023
>>17024
That is seriously impressive and cool!
Love the ducks they're cute

Anonymous 01/27/25 (Mon) 18:45:46 No.20949

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>car audio system having problems, the LCD is dropping pixels and some of the control buttons don't work
>probably something loose in the wiring
>everything appears to be solid, no change when jiggling the connectors or wires
>some improvement when applying pressure to the LCD
>take off the audio deck control panel
>PCB with buttons & a screen soldered in, this is probably hopeless
>LCD is held on with some bendy metal prongs, maybe if I bend them a little more it'll tighten the connection?
>bend the prongs some more
>hook everything back up
>it actually worked

I did it myself, sushis

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How to be a better person? Anonymous 09/08/24 (Sun) 22:09:44 No.19544 [Reply]

I wish I was a pure, honest, and simple person with a clean heart. Have you ever known a person like this? Someone who's just nice and not in a fake way but just a generally nice and good hearted person? Someone you don't want to spoil by exposing them to dumb soykafine on the internet? Ever notice how a person like this seems to be doing effortlessly? Its just something that comes naturally to them. Why can't I be like that? I wonder where I went wrong. Sometimes I blame the internet for having ruined me. Constant negativity, shitposting, pornography, crulety, and exposure to a news cycle and politics. You wind up becoming a cynical pessimistic person and for some reason the world thinks its cool to be an asshole. I wish I could be an adult again instead of a jaded adult. So what are some ways to overcome this and be a better person?

I get the feeling that being good isn't just about forcing yourself to have positive thoughts but changing your outlook on life and daily practice. You can't be a better swimmer without regular exercise. What are some techniques?

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Anonymous 11/05/24 (Tue) 09:29:44 No.20142

Don't give up and be the best version of yourself.

Anonymous 11/05/24 (Tue) 14:18:39 No.20143

>>20142
How do you know what the best version of yourself is to begin ?

Anonymous 01/23/25 (Thu) 02:28:49 No.20911

>>19544
You know what this conversation reminds me of? Creep, by Radiohead: "I want a perfect body… I want a perfect soul." I can relate. I think the first step is probably to just… forgive yourself. Have compassion for who you are.

I would start by unraveling your life. Pick it apart piece-by-piece and analyze how it affects you to this day. When I was on imageboards as a teenager, I didn't understand why I was even using imageboards until much later. It was only in my 20s did I understand that as a child my parents and peers berated, bullied, and beat me. It's no wonder why I could not make friends in life, because I never trusted enough to do so. I could only feel safe talking to sushi rollymous people behind a screen. I don't blame myself for surrounding myself in internet culture, it was the only thing I knew to do.

I feel as a fellow imageboard user, there is a reason you have these feelings. Try to find that out, and in doing so I hope you find compassion for yourself. The secret is that when you find compassion for yourself, you'll find compassion in others, and you'll be that clean hearted person you're looking for.

Anonymous 01/23/25 (Thu) 08:52:20 No.20916

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One day Banzan was walking through a market. He overheard a customer say to the butcher, “Give me the best piece of meat you have.”
“Everything in my shop is the best,” replied the butcher. “You can not find any piece of meat that is not the best.”
At these words, Banzan was enlightened.

Anonymous 01/24/25 (Fri) 00:10:19 No.20925

>>20916
>Banzan
We need a thread for these.

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henlo Anonymous 08/13/19 (Tue) 04:50:37 No.5806 [Reply]

so I just found this board and it seems very comfy, I'm moving to another city in about a month and have been very confused whether or not it'll make me happier or not.
I'm gonna ask the people I'm living with if they mind if I get a cat because it'll be the first time for me without a pet
hope I can make my living space /comfy/

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Anonymous 04/13/23 (Thu) 12:55:06 No.15742

>>5818
Not all of us survived, unfortunately. After a suicide attempt(s?) and a brief stint of homelessness among five great and terrible years I ended up back living with other relatives before finally my parents once more.
Well, I survived at least (not to imply it's so fantastic to be alive all the time still, but sometimes good things happen, enough to warrant another day I suppose).

>>5819
Yeah just consider there's more responsibilities to owning any animal, even a cat, than you may have considered by yourself. At the moment I'm just sticking to patting other people's cats on the way home from work (my record is three in one walk).

Also, moving to a new place where no body knows you is great! Ideally I would every couple of years, that's when things start feeling too settled. Even in this city of 50,000 I can't wander around the streets drunk and high on the weekend without a co-worker spotting me in the act.

Anonymous 07/31/23 (Mon) 02:42:59 No.16444

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Exercise under the moon if necessary

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>>16444
Physical activity is never a bad thing…

Anonymous 10/11/24 (Fri) 12:52:08 No.19753

WIN at life. Do it!

Anonymous 01/23/25 (Thu) 13:14:10 No.20919

Are we /comfy/ yet?

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Steam codes Anonymous 12/26/24 (Thu) 00:22:55 No.20711 [Reply]

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays

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Eternights
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Anonymous 12/26/24 (Thu) 22:29:28 No.20721

kind sushi ^_^

Anonymous 01/01/25 (Wed) 02:59:16 No.20767

Danke, dude.

Anonymous 01/13/25 (Mon) 19:17:31 No.20866

game pass for a month - hope it works
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Anonymous 01/18/25 (Sat) 04:13:00 No.20889

Anyone playing Marvel Rivals?

Anonymous 01/18/25 (Sat) 06:42:18 No.20890

>>20889
no loli peni parker, no way im playing.

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Contact thread Anonymous 10/16/20 (Fri) 15:03:04 No.9187 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

I think the imageboards are full of people who'd want to talk to each other based on similar interests, but can't make contact due to sushi rollymous nature of these places. So, how about a contact thread here? I don't think it's against the rules.

>Age and location
>Favourite media (anime, games, music etc.)
>Other hobbies/interests
>How long have you been on Sushi? How did you find this place?
This information might be helpful for the refugees of other (possibly dead) boards to make contact with each other.
>What are you looking for?
>What topics do you wish to avoid?
>Contact
Sushi is slow, you should probably expect your post to stay here for years. If you're cautious, you should probably use throwaway accounts.

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Anonymous 01/05/24 (Fri) 23:53:01 No.17395

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>>17394
We are now best friends.

Anonymous 04/07/24 (Sun) 20:27:27 No.18369

>>9839
miss you chibi, hope life treats you well mate <3

Anonymous 01/07/25 (Tue) 08:40:32 No.20814

Anyone here in Britain?

Anonymous 01/09/25 (Thu) 17:52:38 No.20835

>>17395
mine is also hibiki, do you want to make love?

Anonymous 01/09/25 (Thu) 20:44:28 No.20837

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>age and location
Male 21 Brazil

>>Favourite media (anime, games, music etc.)
I'm a weird weaboo. Moeshit and 80's to 2000's era of animes were my favorite ones. Recently, felt in love on Frieren too.
I'm not a real gamer though. I've never had a good PC so all of my gamong taste is based on console experience. My favorite ones are Metal Gear Rising: Reveangeance, Death Stranding, Cyberpunk2077 and Let it Die for PS4 (this game is free btw). I also like touhou project and SRB2kart. About music, I listen to everything. Since russian hardstyle and /mu/shit to bossa nova and classics. Everything is good except when it sucks.

>Other hobbies/interests
I'm beggining to get into another language: Japanese. I've learned a lot about english stuff thanks to the internet and I thought it could be easy to find another one to have fun with. But, I gotta be honest, I'm not too much dedicated to that and I'm still struggling with the alphabet.
I also got into development in these years. Changed my distro to Arch Linux, made some mistakes, installed ani-cli, learned some basic stuff about languages like Python, C and PHP and other things like that. I'm a total newbie that is currently working as a suport technician in a little business here but I really really really wanna dive deep into this. Currently, I'm reading some books as "The C programming Language" and doing it exercises.

>>How long have you been on Sushi? How did you find this place?
3 months ago I was looking for another imageboards on altchans and found this cozy one. You giys are sweet. I'm already into another imageboards too but they're from my country and some are almost dead.

>what are you looking for?
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Holiday season is here! Anonymous 12/10/18 (Mon) 00:10:30 No.4731 [Reply]

What are your plans for the upcoming holidays?
Also post your comfiest Christmas pictures.

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Anonymous 12/22/24 (Sun) 10:10:22 No.20685

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>>17224
Took some time but, it went well.
Now I just need to get laid.

Anonymous 12/22/24 (Sun) 14:07:22 No.20687

Anonymous 12/24/24 (Tue) 17:19:37 No.20703

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Merry kurisumasu~!

Anonymous 12/24/24 (Tue) 20:17:40 No.20705

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I'll be here while celebrating with my parents and family.

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Decoration Christmas Tree 12/05/23 (Tue) 04:37:22 No.17190 [Reply]

Sushi Christmas tree is up! Looks like it could use some decorations though…

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Anonymous 12/21/23 (Thu) 17:46:50 No.17316

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Anonymous 12/22/23 (Fri) 11:57:45 No.17326

>>17313
I love this, I want to do this in real life next year.

Anonymous 12/26/23 (Tue) 01:57:10 No.17343

well done sushi, gj with the tree!! i love you and I'm so proud of you

Anonymous 12/13/24 (Fri) 08:00:25 No.20580

That time of the year again…

Anonymous 12/17/24 (Tue) 09:54:13 No.20621

Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree

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Autumn Thread Anonymous 10/25/21 (Mon) 21:20:11 No.12776 [Reply]

Hey, let's have a Fall thread!
Do you like Autumn? Is there anything you like to do this time of year?

Autumn is my favourite season but it always feels like you can blink and miss the whole thing if you're not careful.

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Anonymous 11/20/24 (Wed) 22:35:13 No.20310

Good weather so far. It's raining today, though… At least there's still a month left!

Anonymous 11/30/24 (Sat) 04:26:44 No.20434

>>20310
Constant rain causing morning mist

Anonymous 12/02/24 (Mon) 10:07:45 No.20471

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Winter yet?

Anonymous 12/06/24 (Fri) 14:38:08 No.20517

>>20471
15/16 more days!

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>>20517
Until then….

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Shinto Anonymous 08/02/24 (Fri) 09:58:12 No.19238 [Reply]

What do you think of Shinto sushi?

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Anonymous 12/05/24 (Thu) 23:57:27 No.20508

>>20497
"For they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at the street corners, that they may be seen by others. "

You can't draw a hard line between meaningful 'religiousness' and meaningless 'secular art' unless you want to pick fights with a billion people who want to gain advantage by performing piety, and discount massive massive amounts of art without looking at it

Anonymous 12/06/24 (Fri) 01:37:45 No.20510

>>20496
I go on here seeking something different but then I see an image like yours and feel no surprise

Anonymous 12/06/24 (Fri) 01:39:58 No.20511

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Power to Shinto
Power to the worlds of my preference

I love what I love
My peoples have so many verities of similar religions

Paganism always

Anonymous 12/06/24 (Fri) 06:28:32 No.20512

>>20510
What do you mean?

Anonymous 12/08/24 (Sun) 02:04:13 No.20541

>>20498
The loss of structure and increasing atomization of post-modernity plays a role in feelings of meaningless. But its also because secular liberal humanism is unsatisfactory for a lot of people. It doesn't answer many of the questions we have. It seems to create more anxiety than comfort not to mention the ecological disaster its created. Nevertheless, its the dominant belief system globally, having pushed aside or crushed anything that challenges it. I'm not sure what you mean by hardness though or how that can be a solution to the meaningless issue.

>>20508
True. I guess what I want to push back against is the idea that religion is just objectively meaningless bullshit and so we can play around with it the way artists play around with paint. I don't mean to say secular art is inherently meaningless or that religions are somehow more meaningful. But I do think Buddhist miniature painters and Muslim calligraphers have a very different idea about what they are doing to the regular art school performance artist. e.g. In the art world, there seems to be an idea that art is supposed to be individualistic, artist centered, liberal, and not tied to religion. I'm not super knowledgable about it but that's the impression I get. I think religion and art are deeply connected, but old religious traditions had a different idea of art than the kind institutionalized by galleries, art critics, and art schools today.

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