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 No.11790[Reply]

this entire world was formed to cause me as much pain as it possibly could
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 No.11794

>>11793
look at the size of it though

 No.11795

sausage has no games

 No.11797

>>11793
Well the thread is about suffering, after all.

 No.18507

>>11793
It's premium iberia pork sausage with truffles

 No.22552

There are two ends to a sausage. The one that is $599 and the one Konata likes.


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 No.6614[Reply]

It is just sad that there is no hope for snow this Christmas. It does not really feel so special without it. Surprisingly, a lot of people I talked to said that they prefer it that way - what is your opinion, sushi? Or maybe you live in a land of permanent snow or endless deserts, so that problem does not concert you at all?
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 No.13054

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It snowed here so much last year that it was unreal. The amount of snow, in all the years I've lived here, has never reached more than some light sleet that could barely be considered "snowing". I wonder if it will this year, as well. There's been no sign of that yet, though.

 No.13085

>>13054
You don't want too much snow…

 No.13098

>>13085

Oh no, of course not. I didn't mean to make that photo picrel. It's just a snowy village in Japan I thought of.

I'm originally from a country that gets too much snow. It gets so cold that the streets tend to freeze over. I once slipped on them and sprained my left arm so bad that it made me unable to use it for months. I certainly don't miss my hands going numb and completely red everytime I would go outside, either. Heh

 No.13101

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the snow has been very plentiful here this week, but not overwhelming thankfully

it's just enough to make my manager close our store at 5pm instead of 8pm, so i get more time at home to unwind. especially helps since getting my days off around christmas required me to work essentially 10 days in a row before i get my proper weekend

 No.22547

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heres snow


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 No.2104[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Do you enjoy your job? And if you don't explain to me why.
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 No.19374

>>4312
If it's one year is what you did something more like a bootcamp? or is it more like Full sail/WGU? But You probably have a bit of an uphill battle tbh because of your background & the current economy.
First get over the fact you think your projects are cringe & just list them on your resume. First line of resume reading, especially for new grad roles, is usually HR people who don't know anything technical. If you're really insecure don't upload it to your github & just explain it on your resume. No one has to see it, but they know you did something. Somewhat unethical, but you can fake a club to add because unless it's some big organization they can't doublecheck them.
Finally this sounds overwhelming, but make it a numbers game. Use simplify to autofill Workday applications & apply to anything IT, SWE, or tech related everyday. Apply until you run out of new jobs for the day. It sounds hard, but once you get some music or videos in the background it's very turn your brain off.
Finally like the other sushi roll said hackathons are pretty chill. If you're really scared do a virtual one.

 No.19375

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I'm a secuirty engineer, it isn't as cool as it sounds what I do is half audit, half legacy systems work. The people, amenities, & pay is great, but we don't get enough work. It's a mix of working in a slow industry & being underutilized intentionally, so if shit hits the fan everyone is free to be on-call. To give an example of the workload I know people who left, despite all the benefits because the psychological toll of doing nothing all day was getting to them.
I've always been 50/50 on it. On one hand I come from a background where the type of money I make literally was life changing, I made enough money to finally move away from my mentally unstable parents with left over for retirement savings. Alongside that I'm the kid of immigrants, so I've seen how unpleasant jobs can really get. On the other had doing nothing while being stuck in a cage like cubicle & having to justify why I deserve my paycheck everyday does have a mental toll after awhile.
I've been trying to be more positive in general though, so I try to to be thankful. Having a lot of bills + knowing what 'dream' jobs are like suppresses a lot of the doom spirals.
>>6304
>I got burnt out last year and since then I can't get myself to even think of coming back. It's just sickening. What is more sickening is that it's the highest paying position a regular mortal with no connections can get. Conditions are also phenomenal.
This is an issue I see a lot of high paid earners feel. The whole golden handcuffs idea. It's nice to know other people feel like this too because no one in my family can really relate cause they're poor immigrants

 No.19411

>>19375
Looks like you're doing good, bro.

 No.19571

I hated my last job because it was pretty dead end and I didn't have a lot of say in what I did.
Now I'm just trying to work part time and also start my own business, which I think I'll like more because I can just do whatever I want or also be doing something I care about

 No.22536

>>19375
*squints intensely. no fucking anime jpg this time &* are

are you fucking ?

are you walloed to work on personal projects/code in your free time at work?


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 No.22469[Reply]

im going to be streaming movies, shows, cartoons and anime. ive even made a sub-reddit to post links: https://www.reddit.com/r/NEETkinoplex/
if anyone has a suggestion i of course will take requests.
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 No.22475

https://hyperbeam.com/i/jzg66y2F drawn together

 No.22489

https://hyperbeam.com/i/-SSqA-Qi final destination

 No.22490

https://hyperbeam.com/i/F6KSxe5I ghost world

 No.22523

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https://hyperbeam.com/i/kfCHVUvL sci-fi films

 No.22525

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https://hyperbeam.com/i/r0uzbp_y more sci-fi


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 No.22508[Reply]

Rulenumb 1 fifteen hundreds flying hours, business , in groups, drops of blood in wine
Rule number 2. There's no rule number 2.

Well if you can't speak roman, don't.

 No.22509

Stick to feeding pigs, oh wait that's a person? Exactly. Itsomnivorous a fucking reason, dammit. What cactus?;yea,fibrous, what else? Misreading.

 No.22510

take it easy on the drugs


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 No.18790[Reply]

What are you doing this summer?
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 No.22419

>>22417
one of my favorite activities

 No.22423

>>18790
i'm not sure yet.
i'm building a robot, so there's that.

 No.22435

Being worried about school starting again. I should probably not do that though lol

 No.22478

>>22423
>building a robot
To Mars and back!

 No.22495

This is the summer of our discontent - 2025 -06


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 No.22230[Reply]

I'm planning to buy an apartment for personal use, as I realized that paying down debit for a decade boils down to the same as paying rent with the difference of owning the place in the end. Since I have strong ties to the region (friends, family, work) it also grants me more freedom and security.

Do you own real estate or will you inherit the home of your parents? Can you give advice on what to look out for? Much appreciated.

No matter where I lived, I always felt like being a nomad, just having a stop at the current place. The prospect of finding a place I can call "my home" gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling, I haven't encountered in quite a while.
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 No.22283

i went to a broker yesterday to borrow money, subject to the seller accepting my offer. it feels really scary, and also just felt insane to have gone from being a hikkineet to now trying to buy a place

 No.22284

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I own a house that I am currently renting to a family member who is grateful to be able to rent from soneone they trust rather than a slimy landlord, but buying it was probably a bad idea for me. Getting a loan like that is way worse than I ever expected in a lot of different ways. Up front cost, down the line cost, slowness of actually paying it off, time, bureaucracy, privacy violation, etc.
It's not like animal crossing and now I feel a bit tied down by it now that my plans have changed.
I think its probably still something that will do me well in the far future, but I think I rushed into it and its going to stay a burden for awhile.

In house time a year or two isnt very long, so I suppose my advice is… if you've been in one spot for a couple years and are comfortable with that being permanent and want to focus on improving your future, then maybe it's a good idea to get a place there. If your life is still subject to change within that time scale and you want the flexibility and resources to accomplish things in the short term, maybe seeing how things go first is best.

 No.22285

>>22230
Are you talking a whole apartment building or just a condo? Not sure what country you're in, but maybe re-consider the low appreciation rates for condos if so

 No.22491

>>22283
I settled earlier this week and have moved into my tiny apartment. Feels really weird to have come this far… There's also a really unbelievable sense of security in it… Changing your hikkikomori ways is possible I guess.

 No.22492

>>22491
good for you!


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 No.16204[Reply]

Hi sushis. I hope it's okay that I post this, because I really like you guys and I mostly lurk around because I'm too braindead and mentally ill to post and not obsess over it. But anyways, I'm doing really terribly. I've dug myself into an awful pit and all I can do right now is bawl my eyes out and scratch myself, curl up into a ball, etc. because someone I became dependent on, and the only person that I can connect to, hasn't spoken to me in 2 weeks and I can only think of the worst case scenario.

I've been accusing them of awful things and starting to feel detached more and more and the only thing I can do is distract myself. Unfortunately my distractions have run out and now all I can do is call them constantly and spam them, to no avail. I'm so paranoid because almost each and every relationship I've had in the past has turned into a mess and often I get cheated on and hurt and it makes me want to die. I'm so afraid of it happening again, it feels like I'm always drawn towards people that want to hurt me. I don't know if this person does, but I'm so afraid they do. I'm so obsessive that I begin to look up their name in places and… fuck, I don't know. I'm so afraid. It's all going to happen again.

My life is complete garbage and it's all my fault. I have locked myself in my room and constantly get myself hurt because all I wanted to do was try to find a single person to depend on, some kind of fantasy. I want to leave the world with this person. I even think of suicide pacts often as stupid as that sounds, I feel like it would be much easier to do with a close friend than on your own.

I don't know if I've said all that I should have here and I feel really scatterbrained… I hope it makes sense. I'm really pathetic. I want to vomit.

https://youtu.be/FCpuJTB3jRw
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 No.17033

>>16233
>>16439
>>16440

Thank you sushis for having given my blogpost the time of day.

 No.19623

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Let's play some games

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>>19623
like fishing?

 No.22436

Hey, I often have these issues as well. I'm really sorry you're dealing with it right now. It often feels like nothing you do can offer anything other than a distraction. I think it's helpful to remember you aren't morally responsible for these feelings. The best we can do is get lucky to have a few people in our life who accept us for who we are.

 No.22479

Stay free.


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 No.3302[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

This thread isn't meant to be all about me, even if my writing makes it seem like it, it can be anything to do with friends.

Do you have any online friends sushi? How did you get them? What do you like to do with them?

I have a problem making online friends, because all the sites I go on are sushi rollymous. I have tried a few forums, but I can never commit to them, and they're usually pretty bad anyway. I dont have time for IRC, and I always make a big old booby of myself in live conversation. Do you think it's possible for me to make online friends, or should I stick to being by myself for the moment?
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 No.22333

>>22319
is it me?

 No.22337

>>22247
Sorry for not being a direct reply to your post but this has been something that's been on my mind for several years now. I have several online friends I've known for quite some time, some I even met in real life. But on the back of my mind, the fact that I can't realistically stick my neck out for someone or vice versa gives me doubts about how genuine the relationship actually is. It's not even that they're not the type of person to do it but the physical distance still changes that dynamic to a certain degree. The lack of risk may not matter at the moment, but who knows how that may change in the future. Overall, I do somewhat agree with the sentiment that online friends aren't the same as real friends. But as someone that's been on the other end of a situation where I could've done something for someone I've met online but haven't, still feeling haunted about having never done enough makes me believe that it's real enough to at least not be meaningless. Not that I think that's what you're implying, but something I want to put out there.

 No.22422

>>22337
Yeah I get what you mean, maybe online friends are a type of convenient relationship? It's super easy for them to break as well, if one person is busy and doesn't have time to check online anymore, then that friendship is lost. In this sense, an online relationship only lasts as long as people are willing to put in the bare minimum effort. In contrast, friendships in real-life require more constant upkeep to maintain, but they can maybe be more deeper as a result. I think both types of friendships have their merits though!

 No.22458

>>22422
I'm not sure if convenient is the word I'd use personally but I do think you hit the point I wanted to make. Online friendships don't have the real life aspect to it which gives the individual freedom on how they want to approach any situation they see themselves in. Since relationships are a two way street, this by itself changes how the dynamic develops. As boring as it may come off as, it isn't so much that online friends are better or worse but rather that they're different. But having the right expectations goes further than one might realize so in my opinion it's a good thing to consider.

 No.22488

Have had quite a few net friends, lost touch with most of them because of growing up and the internet in general changing as well. The one I did rekindle contact with somewhat recently things drifted apart again because we made plans to start a kind of intimate relationship which never got realized because long distance stuff is hard to plan and expensive. Hard to go back to just being friends, pretend we never made those plans, and she didnt stay single so we cant revive those plans either.


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 No.22450[Reply]

Any AmeriCorps alumni here? If so, I just wanted to say hi. My service term was wild and got cut short this year. Secretly, I’m little thankful it did. This was the most suck I’ve ever experienced.
120 people + a little more (since my memory does not register the exact amount) graduated in the Pacific Region. How was it like for you, there, in Sac., Vinton, and way up there in the northeast and down south in Texas? I wish to hear from you.

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