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Bon Appetite

The Coffee Song · Frank Sinatra

This night I've decided to listen to The Tragically Hip and they're surprisingly comfy. Not Canadian but I can see the appeal.

Mooo

「 Sleeping in the Cold Below」

Oh, that's the part where you're mistaken.
¬‿¬

>>10736
What do I win?

>>10739
Petite filles

>>11747
IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT LINUX IS

THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS THIS, YOUR JABRONIE-BEATING, ALALALALALALA-LAW! PIE EATING, TRAIL-BLAZING, EROGE SPEED-READING BRAHMA BULL, THE ROCK'S GONNA INSTALL THIS ONE DISTRO RIGHT HERE, KILIMANJARO, THAT'S RIGHT KILIMANJARO AND THE ROCK'S GONNA TRANSFER OVER ALL OF HIS BOOKMARKS AND EXTENSIONS TO UNGOOGLED CHROMIUM RIGHT AFTER THE ROCK FIGURES OUT HOW IN THE BLUE HELL TO INSTALL UNGOOGLED CHROMIUM ON THIS PARTICULAR DISTRO, BUT NOT BEFORE FIRST FIGURING OUT HOW IN THE BRIGHT HELL THE ROCK CAN TURN DOWN THE BRIGHTNESS SETTING BECAUSE THE ROCK SHOULDN'T HAVE TO USE SUNGLASSES TO OPERATE A COMPUTER – WHOA-WHOA-WHOA-WHOA-WHOA, WHAT THE HELL IS THIS, THE ROCK JUST TRIED TO INSTALL UNGOOGLED CHROMIUM VIA COMMAND PROMPT BUT NOW PACMAN CAN'T DOWNLOAD ONE SINGLE THING SO THE ROCK HAS TO GOOGLE HOW TO FIX THAT BEFORE THE ROCK DOES ANYTHING ELSE AND THE ROCK'S GONNA LEAVE DEALING WITH DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS TO THE END EVEN THOUGH THE ROCK WAS SURE THERE'D BE AN OPTION FOR SOMETHING SO SIMPLE.

ALRIGHT HERE WE GO, THE ROCK'S FINALLY GOT IT ALL SET UP AND READY TO GO, NOW ALL THE ROCK'S GOTTA DO IS INSTALL THE EXTENSIONS BUT NOW THE ROCK'S GOTTA READ ALL THIS DOCUMENTATION ON HOW TO INSTALL CHROME EXTENSIONS WITHOUT LOGGING INTO THE CHROME SHOP (THE ROCK DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THE CHROME SHOP WAS A THING BECAUSE LAST TIME THE ROCK USED CHROME THE ROCK COULD DOWNLOAD ALL THE EXTENSIONS AT THE CLICK OF ONE MOUSE BUTTON), HERE WE GO THE ROCK IS LAYING THE SMACKDOWN ON THE CORPORATION BY GOING THROUGH ALL THIS WORK – WHOA-WHOA-WHOA-WHOA-WHOA IS IT ALREADY 2 AM?! THE ROCK'S BEEN FIDDLING WITH THIS PIECE OF TRASH DISTRO FOR TWELVE FULL HOURS AND THE ROCK HASN'T EVEN TRANSFERED OVER ALL OF THE ROCK'S FILES INTO THE PEOPLE'S LAPTOP?!

>>11748
AND THERE YOU HAVE IT YOU STUPID SUMfriendly lady
>WHAT
YOU EXPERIENCED IT FIRST-HAND
>WHAT
LINUX IS ONLY FREE IF YOUR TIME IS WORTHLESS AND OLD STONE COLD'S GOT MORE TO DO THAN WORRY ABOUT SOME NSA STOOGE GOING THROUGH ME PORN FOLDER JUST TO RAT ME OUT TO MR. MCMAHON FOR FRONT ROW SEATS AT BACKLASH.
IF YOU WERE A REAL SMART PRIVACY-ORIENTED GUY YOU'D WORK MORE ON YOUR OPSEC INSTEAD OF LETTING THE MACHINE DO ALL THE WORK FOR YA, I'M ALL ABOUT THAT DTA, DON'T TRUST ANYBODY MUCH LESS SOME VIDEOGAME MACHINE AND THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE BECAUSE STONE-COLD SAID SO.
CORTANA PLAY MY MUSIC.

>>11750
KNOCK YOURSELF OUT YOU PIECE OF TEXAS TRASH, YOU CAN'T EVEN PLAY MINESWEEPER ON WINDOWS ANYMORE AND THEY'LL BE SUCKING THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS A MONTH OFF YOUR SALARY JUST TO KEEP THAT SPAGHETTI-CODED MESS RUNNING ON YOUR COMPUTER – THE ROCK COULD BUY A SHIRT WITH THAT KIND OF MONEY AND IN FACT THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THE ROCK'S GONNA DO RIGHT NOW, THE ROCK'S GONNA TAKE THE THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS HE JUST SAVED AND HE'S GOING TO BUY AN ARMANI SHIRT SO THE ROCK LOOKS HIS BEST WHEN HE KICKS YOUR ASS COME ROYAL RUMBLE

IF YOU SMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL-LALALALALA-LAAAW! WHAT THE ROCK! IS! COOKING!

out of the blue I ate a peach and danced to funky music after work while the rain soaked the soil outside

Some incredible posts up there!

>>10069
Wow, throwback. I still randomly quote the "Those have not been in asses" all the time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ5LpwO-An4

>>11676
same, my friends and I still refer to people as having a "huge cock of a voice"

White to play
Knaak vs Adorjan

White to play
I Ibragimov vs Brodsky

White to play
E Hansen vs Maximiliano Perez

White to play
Holzke vs Matthew Tan

White Queens are the best.

>>11657
Woah you sound exactly like me

>>11659

really? i usually have an accent so i probably only sound like you when forcing a more US like entonation.

>>10358
lol

>>9307
Those little bagged plants will be cacao trees?

>>8962
This looks like an insect.

>>9048
>No idea if it's a placebo or not but fresh eggs really are delicious
Can confirm, my grandpa has a small henroost and always brings eggs to me. They're absolutely delicious, much better tasting than the stuff you usually buy at the supermarket

>>11527
Fresh is best

>>9048
Idk, I haven't had white eggs in a while.

>>11538
>>11495
>>11486
Thank you all for responding, it means a lot. I don't know anybody in person who has withdrawn from a degree so it really felt like I was being left behind by all my peers (especially my sister, who is incredibly successful).

In all honesty I should have quit after the first year, but I was so stubborn that I carried on even when it was clear that it brought me nothing but stress. Having had some weeks now to reflect, it does feel like a weight off of my shoulders.

How did you take your next steps? I suppose this is no different from having graduated, but all the ideas I had for what to do next in my life revolved around me passing the degree. Suddenly the future is so uncertain and I find it scary

>>11485
not my story but my brother went to university for 2 years because my parents forced him After not being able to decide on a major and dropping out he turned his attention full-time to his hobbies: photography and photo retouching.
He took a two-year associates degree from a local community college in this field and worked a bunch of odd jobs and gigs for several years, scraping by. Eventually he landed a full-time position at a large agency and now makes more than many of the people I went to grad school with, without any of the debt.
So if there's something you'd rather be/do, work hard at it and maybe you will find your path.

>>11485
>Has anyone here dropped out of collage or university?
Yes actually.
>Was it a good decision?
For the time yes. I was very inexperienced and had little means to pay for it. Me back then wasn't going to be able to pull it off. My second go around we're getting that degree though. However long it takes.
>>11486
>I've dropped out of law
Ooh how was it? I've considered pursuing a degree in that field. Its been a long time dream of mine to get behind the civil rights movement like my grandfather and his father before him. They were in the offices of the NAACP and LULAC back in the day as an accountant and a treasurer. The lawyers were the real warriors though, and that's where I want to be.

I was heavily encouraged to go to university after school but had no real ambition or direction. I decided to study biology because it was one of the few subjects I enjoyed in school but quickly fell behind, failed all my courses, and dropped out after a semester.

>>11486 has the right advice, working menial jobs for 5 years was really useful. I think a sense of pointlessness and depression is just endemic to who I am because I've never been able to shake it but at least now I have the maturity to sustain full time study in something useful.

Don't feel like a failure, it's just part of growing up. Spend the next couple of years figuring out what it is you want to do if you need to, just try not to waste it. My main regret is simply not going back sooner or using my time to have more interesting experiences. Still, it's good to know that it's never too late; I know a chick who quit her job as a pharmacist to study CS because she was bored of her career. There's no shame in being in education when you're older, not everyone follows the same trajectory in life.

I studied pre-med for 3 years but had to drop out because I was just doing what I was told and wasn't really coping and ended up in a psych hospital. I spent about 5 years in and out of different life stages and only last year I finally went back to University to study what I really want to.

It obviously really, really affected my life and its progression but I would never say dropping out was a mistake. It's just part of the tapestry of my life it took to get where I am now.

>>11390
Am that sushi and can confirm that replysushi is right on both counts

I feel like this might not go over well. Oh well.

>>11436
Great choice of movie and book, both are very nostalgic to me
Please forgive me but your choice of porn paired with your choice of Pokemon really made me laugh

>>11381
pretty good list, i love litwick and the melodica, but emma goldman wasn't a politician as much as i wish she was