No.111
/frz/ /soc/ thread
/pizu/
Be social! Make friends, share your feelings with others, comfort one another! Don't be afraid to show some interest or empathy. We're here to help each other, so tell us what's on your mind and talk. Simply, let it go!
Official Thread Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOcQJ9q6I2E (YT: Let It Go (Music Box Version) - Frozen, Idina Menzel + iTunes Link)
Thread Anthem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWpA5iY2V1I (YT: April Stevens - Teach Me Tiger)
No.113
It's good to be home. And what better way to start the first 8ch /pizu/ than with trips?
No.114
>>113
Triple ones at that, as if to say "This is the first."
No.115
>>114
Hopefully this place will last until Frozen 2.
No.116
>>111
>>114
>>113
Oh wow. One one one. This is our third home. It's an omen. If I were on my laptop right now I'd postnthe dubsElsa pic. Anyone have that?
Anyway, let's start this thread off with uh…someone repost the Friday Night thing please?
No.117
>>116
Well, it isn't Friday night, but I'll make an exception this one time.
What are you:
>Watchan
>Playan
>Listenan
>Readan
>Writan
>Drawan
>Eatan
>Drinkan
>Scheman
No.118
>>117
>Playan
With my new S7, if that counts.
>Listenan
Blondie and Stone Temple Pilots.
>Readan
An article on how to spot fake dating site profiles. I'm pretty sure this lady is a fake, but I want to see if there's some way I can test that hypothesis.
>Eatan
Disgusting, inedible, super-hard pizza. It's not often that I label any pizza "inedible."
>Drinkan
A gigantic chocolate milkshake.
>Scheman
How many hours I'm going to work tomorrow. I need to make up 14.75 hours this week, but fuck if I'm going to work all of that tomorrow.
No.132
>>117
Sunday afternoon, just got back home from the family castle. Whee.
>Watchan
This weekend's Real Time with Bill Maher playing behind me right now.
>Playan
About to boot up The Last Stand: Dead Zone
>Listenan
Try Everything
>Readan
Something on cetacean phylogeny
>Writan
Just finished first chapter of After Dark, now back to Vice 7.
>Drawan
WildeHopps
>Eatan
ate bacon, beef, rice and egg just two hours ago
>Drinkan
some weird iced tea with calamansi and malunggay extract. tastes like shit
>Scheman
dunno yet. just got home, gonna relax and kick around, maybe kill some zombies.
No.191
Well, I think one of my friends might finally be drifting away. I've seen it coming for a while but it really hurts right now, since we had just started getting along again for the first time in months.
Moving past this kind of stuff has never been easy for me. Hopefully this time around I don't spend the next year getting drunk and bawling at movies.
>>118
>Disgusting, inedible, super-hard pizza.
How did it end up like that? You could drag pizza across a public washroom floor, freeze it for seven years, and it would still be edible by the end.
>>132
Hi Desp.
>WildeHopps
Tell me you didn't get into furryshit since the last time I saw you here.
No.202
>tfw first started using Snowchan in December 2014
>tfw had some really fun times there
>tfw this news genuinely made me tear up
No.217
I made waffles and used 1 1/3 cups of oil instead of 1/3 and now they're oozing
No.267
>>202
Good to see you still here anon. I love this community almost as much as I love Frozen itself.
No.312
>>217
I fell asleep in the sun because it was so nice and now my legs are glowing
No.329
>>191
It was originally prepared the old-fashioned way, in a wood-fire oven, so the dough was rather crunchy to begin with, but then someone decided to reheat it for me (I was just getting off work) on a stone in the oven, so when it came out of that, it was rock solid. It was literally the second hardest thing I've bitten into in months. I just ended up throwing most of it away. I couldn't even bite into it.
No.338
>>191
hey
>>312
colleague of mine conducted a four hour lab class last week and they had no idea the UV lights in the room's biosafety cabinets were on. They all have sunburns right now. It's fucking hilarious. Cancerously hilarious.
>>329
soak in diluted spaghetti sauce/tomato sauce.
No.347
so, is anyone actually here?
No.349
>>347
Sorry, everyone, I came here after Snowchan died.
No.350
>>349
wait, what do you mean?
No.354
>>350
I mean you'll have to put up with my stupidity a while longer.
It was a joke.
No.360
No.363
No.364
>>329
What a sad fate for a pizza. No Science Oven at your work, I take it? That always works if you want to heat it up while keeping it soft.
>>338
All the students have sunburns too?
>>347
Yeah, but I'm taking it easy with posting ever since the whole snowchan obsession + alcoholism started to fuck with my actual life.
No.365
>>364
>alcoholism
Dammit…Niko? Are you STILL drinking like crazy?
Yeah, apparently, the students had sunburns on their upper bodies. Arms, not sure about faces.
What weirdifies me is that it's a molecular biology class, so if they were working with any organic material…well, either that's mutated to hell and I can't wait to see what grows, or d-e-d dead.
No.366
>>363
Yes indeed, thank God for Adam.
https://youtu.be/1_kyQU9IUPM
>>365
Niko here, I'm >>349 and >>354 as well as the hard pizza anon.
The person you're responding to isn't me. I've actually been drinking much, much less lately, as I'm trying to get /fit/.
No.368
>>365
No, but I am another selfie faggot back from the dead. Though I take it Niko's been here the whole time.
>organic material mutated to hell by scary invisible radiation
>can't wait to see what grows
It's almost like you want your life to turn into a cheesy horror movie.
No.394
>>366
Wait….how many alcoholics do we have?!?
I got myself drunked out last Friday. After school party. Our oldest lab tech was retiring so we threw him a party. Our German wine-loving colleague brought some wine. I drank a glass. I'm mostly chink *and* partially allergic to alcohol so that was fun. First bus ride I've ever had where I was actually drunky. Was planning on writing on my tablet on the way home but couldn't do it, so I shoved my tablet in my bag and just stared at the ceiling until I got off. Fun times.
No.423
>>394
>not remembering Ottawa
Rude.
No.424
>>394
>just stared at the ceiling until I got off.
Teach me your ways.
No.425
>>423
Didn't know Neil drank. Thought it was Niko that went on those benders last year.
No.429
No.430
>>394
Well the person you're quoting is not an alcoholic. I used to have a no-alcohol policy altogether, until just last year. Then I started trying different beers, wines, liquors, and so on with my father, because alcohol is a pretty big hobby for him. I still drink rather sparingly though. Mostly only when we go out someplace together. I did get somewhat drunk a couple of times last year, but I don't make a regular thing out of it.
Alcohol isn't good for my quest for fitness though, so I've cut back on what little I do drink.
I seem to recall Glass liked to get totally plastered on weekends. Maybe that's of whom you were thinking?
No.446
>>430
Well, I definitely liked (and still like) getting plastered at the weekend. I've calmed down a lot this year though. Don't think I've ever had a real problem with drink.
T-t-thanks for remembering me anon
No.655
>>446
>spoiler
Naturally. I never forget a Scot.
And speaking of that, I imagine it'd be pretty difficult for a Scottish person to actually have a "problem" with drinking.
No.698
>>424
Noice.
>>425
It's been two (three?) years of on-and-off heavy drinking for me. I've slowed down recently, because the mornings are getting worse and worse. I also fractured my nose in January from faceplanting onto solid ice while I was drunk.
>>655
The only "problem" is when they run out of alcohol, hurr hurr!
Edi is rolling in her early grave right now.
No.709
>>698
She seemed to dislike drinking a good bit and even she got wrecked that one time. These Scottish genes be crazy.
No.798
I'm glad you're still here.
When I saw that screen, I didn't know what to do. I cried harder than I have in a while.
I'm glad to still have you, /frz/. You're the only place I can express how I feel about her, the only place I can express how much I love her.
Good night /frz/. I love you.
No.800
>>798
There we go, it finally feels like home. Goodnight anon. I love you very much.
No.805
>>798
I'm glad you're still here too, anon. And I love you back. I want to hug you. Goodnight, and sweet dreams.
No.814
>>798
Genuinely glad to see you're still around. Wouldn't be the same without you, friend.
And yeah, I cried, too.
No.840
Alright, whoever's shitting up the Zootopia threads on /co/, could you just I dunno - stay here? Leave us the fuck alone.
No.841
>>840
>zootopia
>stay on a frozen board
I don't understand this meme but it's funny I guess
No.842
>>840
No one goes raiding, or if they do, they do it because they still go on 4chan and it's not something anyone here can do anything about.
No.852
>>840
>/co/
>hates furries with an unrivalled paranoia
>also hates generals
>has severe PTSD from /frz/
>there's a new extremely popular Disney anthro animal movie spawning thread upon thread of discussion, shipping and fanart, suspiciously resembling a furry general that might rival /frz/
>surprise surprise there are shitposters shitting up the thread
>hurr the culprit must surely come from this other chan dedicated to a completely different movie I'll go whine there
You're a retard, son.
No.854
>>840
No one here even likes Furrytopia.
No.855
>>840
Why would we go there? We have our own /zoo/ board right here on 8chan.
No.857
>>855
Is it actually for Zootopia or something else? I'm afraid to check
No.859
>>857
Yeah don't go there. It's pretty fucked up.
No.860
Goodnight /frz/. I love you.
No.866
>>860
I love you too. Good night.
No.907
Good morning, /pizu/. I just checked in on Snowchan after being away for a few months. As sad as I was to see it go, I'm glad you all found a new place to set up shop.
I've missed you.
No.937
>>907
Good to see you here, anon.
No.941
>>937
It's good to be home.
Came in to work today, and as soon as I walk in a dopey, frat rock version of Danny Boy starts up on the store radio. It's going to be all day with this. I hate St. Patrick's Day. What are you guys up to?
No.944
>>941
Just working on my dissertation. Got a few beers for later. I don't really like St. Patrick's Day either. Plastic Paddies are the worst.
No.964
>>944
Plastic Paddies? Didn't know there was a term for them, but I'd have to agree: they are the worst. Doesn't help that most of these shamrock-fuckers have about as many ties to Ireland as I do to Arendelle.
What’s your dissertation on?
No.972
>>964
Too right. I'm studying maths, so my dissertation is sadly nigh-on impossible to explain properly in layman's terms. I've spent the past two days going over it with a fine-toothed comb looking for errors. If you know a bit of maths, I could have a shot at giving you an overview.
No.984
>>972
Well I'm not a career mathematician, so I doubt I'd be any help checking it for errors. But if you wanted to tell me about I'll try to wrap my brain around it anyways. Unless that would be too much of a diversion. I don't want to waste your time if you've important work to do.
No.1000
>>984
It won't be a waste of my time, I'm relaxing tonight anyway. Thanks for your interest. Let me know if I need to get simpler or define any terms for you.
In topology, there are some spaces which are called simplicial complexes. These are spaces that can be built by gluing things called simplices together. There's one kind of simplex for each spatial dimension: a simplex in 0D is a point, a simplex in 1D is a line, a 2-simplex is a triangle, a 3-simplex is a tetrahedron, and so on. Think of simplices as generalisations of triangles to any dimension.
From any simplicial complex, one can build an object called a chain complex, which encodes information about the topological space in question, and this information gives us a handy way of distinguishing topological spaces at a glance. My dissertation's primary concern is a vast generalisation of this correspondence between simplicial complexes and chain complexes: it turns out that this whole story goes beyond topology, and the correspondence exists in a really wide variety of circumstances.
I'm not sure what level you're at here, but I can break things down further if you like. Thanks again for your interest.
No.1040
>>1000
Sorry for the delayed response. I'm still at work, so I've been trying to read through that in between closing the store down. And no need to thank me; you're the one good enough to try to explain it.
You're work sounds interesting. I'd be lying if I told you I had an absolute grasp of it; I just don't really have the background knowledge necessary for that. But you did a fair enough job simplifying it for me to have something approaching a layman's understanding of what you're talking about. Thanks for taking the time to share. I'm curious as to what other circumstances the correspondences you alluded are found.
Nice 1,000th post, by the way.
No.1138
>>1040
No worries. Yeah, the background knowledge is always the tricky thing with maths. If the person you're speaking to doesn't have it, everything you say will probably feel kind of abstract and arbitrary. Thanks again. Kind of odd for a thousandth post, but fuck it. It's /soc/. /soc/ was made for rambling.
No.1166
>>1138
A little abstract maybe, but interesting nevertheless. Is your dissertation for your masters or a higher degree?
No.1171
The first true Friday night in our new home.
What are you:
>Watchan
>Playan
>Listenan
>Readan
>Writan
>Drawan
>Eatan
>Drinkan
>Scheman
No.1177
>>1171
I ate way too much soup so currently all I'm doing is digestan.
No.1181
>>1171
>Playan
Cave Story, again. Turns out steam version doesn't like the saves from nodrm, might as well play it again.
>Listenan
My neighbor's too loud TV, again. I'll buy that gun soon enough. Don't go to /frz/ tomorrow.
>Eatan
Cookies
>Drinkan
I opened some ipa, expected it to be sweeter. Haven't had any alcohol for over a month and this is what I waste my money on.
>Scheman
Can't get fucking xdebug to play nice with my ide. Or the other way around.
No.1188
>>1171
>Listenan
"I Shall Die Here" by The Body
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6oWxfAvJKhE
>Readan
"A Short History of Film" by Gwendolyn Audrey Foster and Wheeler Winston Dixon
>Writan
Working on a response paper and a take home quiz for one of my classes.
>Drinkan
Got a couple Stella tall boys left over from last night.
>Scheman
Trying to plan out my slate of papers, projects and what have you for the rest of the semester.
>>1181
Are you just not an IPA fan?
No.1189
>>1171
>Watchan
Nothing because three of the six shows I watch are all on Monday night, the Tuesday and Wednesday night shows I watch are on a break, and the Thursday night show I watch just got moved to Sunday this week.
>Listenan
https://youtu.be/nEwc29VaUYg
>Eatan
Pork tenderloin sandwich. It's a Friday tradition for me.
>Drinkan
Had a stout and a porter.
>Scheman
I thought for the briefest of moments of trying to write something again, before I remembered how much I suck at writing/thinking/not being retarded.
No.1190
>>1181
>drinkan IPA and expecting it to be sweet
For future reference, IPA is the most bitter and vile shit on the planet. Some people like it somehow, but if you're looking for something sweeter, steer far clear of anything labeled IPA, Ale, Lager, or Blonde.
No.1192
>>1189
The only way to get better at writing is to write, anon. Dragging yourself accomplishes nothing.
>>1190
I know quite a few people who like IPA'S, myself included. It's hard to say why, other than the fact that I find the bitterness wierdly invigorating, like drinking black coffee or Earl Grey. In Central Florida, Jai Alai is pretty much a go-to choice whenever you're out at the bar and can't make your mind up.
No.1193
>>1188
>ipa fan
But I am, it's just that the one I had was pretty mediocre.
>>1190
But I quite like the bitterness. That's why I like
>>1192
>invigorating
It is quite sobering when it hits you.
No.1194
>>1193
*that's why I drink IPAs.
No.1196
>>1193
>But I am, it's just that the one I had was pretty mediocre.
Ah. I have that problem with IPA's quite a bit. There are so many that just taste so middle of the road.
No.1197
>>1171
Nachos. Beer. 11 episodes of Daredevil. I think that'll be enough for today.
No.1198
>>1197
Oh yeah, that started up again today, didn't it? I was chatting with some lady from a dating site who was rather insistent that I watch it. I've seen the first season, and I figure I'll probably continue watching it, but I don't really care to be told I need to watch something.
No.1199
>>1192
>I know quite a few people who like IPA'S
Yeah, I have noticed they've become the hot shit in recent years. They've pretty much completely taken over the beer menus at many of my local bars, with maybe one or two darks if I'm lucky.
For someone who hates hoppy drinks, it kinda sucks.
No.1200
>>1197
>>1198
Never saw any episodes, but I have to admit, the hype around the new season has me curious. Is the show any good?
No.1201
>>1200
Eh.
Vincent D'Onofrio is fucking amazing as Kingpin, but otherwise the show is pretty meh. It's very slow to get interesting at all, and when it finally starts to go somewhere in like… the last episode, everything gets concluded all at once in a really rushed, half-assed kind of way.
Also, Daredevil doesn't have his actual costume until the end of the final episode, and… It sucks. It sucks so hard. It's like someone's shitty cosplay. The title/theme song sequence is really cool (as is the song itself), and the Daredevil they show during that sequence looks interesting, but the costume that appears in the show is just awful. I would have preferred if he had just kept dressing as wannabe Zorro through the whole thing.
No.1202
>>1201
Well, that is a bummer. I'm a big Punisher fan you see, so I was excited to see the big Punisher/Daredevil showdown that the advertising has been alluding to.
No.1204
>>1202
Well, that could be a thing. I haven't kept up with the series after the first season. Like I said, I'll probably watch it now that I know it's continuing, but I'll be going into it blind, because I haven't seen any advertising or hype for it.
No.1206
>>1204
Well if you manage to knock the whole season out this weekend, let me know how it is, would you? I don't have a lot of time for tv, so I'm on the fence as to whether or not to commit to a new show.
No.1209
>>1171
>>Watchan
Nothing.
>>Playan
Mario and Luigi Dream Team. The game drags on and on.
>>Listenan
In The End by Linkin Park.
>>Readan
Read an art tutorial earlier.
>>Writan
Nothing.
>>Drawan
More ugly mishapen messes.
>>Eatan
Ate some vegetables earlier.
>>Drinkan
Water.
>>Scheman
I'm never going to be anything. This all should have really ended for me 15 years ago.
No.1210
>>1166
Masters, fella. I've got a PhD place lined up if I get 1st class honours this year. Fingers crossed.
I like IPAs. I like the sheer raw power of their taste. I find them much more drinkable than stouts, for example. I can drink one bottle of a stout in a night.
Goodnight /frz/, I love you.
No.1211
No.1219
>bf takes me to see zootopia
>it's cute, has some amusing pop culture references
>nothing revolutionary or life-changing
>he won't stfu about it
>won't stop referencing it
>has taken to calling me "carrots"
It's been two weeks. I'm the one who frequents /frz/, and even I'm cringing at this. How do you politely tell someone to quit sperging?
No.1221
>>1209
What exactly happened 15 years ago? Sorry if I've already asked you this question before on snowchan.
>>1219
Sort of the same way you politely tell normalfags to GET OFF MY FUCKING BOARD REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
There's no polite way to tell someone to quite sperging if they're an actual sperg. If he's not picking up on any hints you might be giving that you're not a fan of his new obsession, you might have to actually tell it to him straight. Which sounds like a really fucking awkward conversation. So if I was you, I'd just try to cope with it until he chills out a little.
No.1226
>>1000
Are these circumstances practical or purely mathematical? I am curious because I know that there's been relatively recent research into the use of persistent homology for the prediction of materials properties for buckyballs.
No.1227
>>1226
As far as I know, purely mathematical for now. But this shit crops up in differential geometry, for example, so physics can't be too far away. My supervisor always tries to connect things with physics; even really complicated abstract machinery like Hopf algebras.
No.1228
>>1219
Quick question: Did you choose the movie, or did he?
No.1246
>>1228
He did, because he knows I like Disney movies. He insisted we go on opening day, even though we both had to work that day, and I was fine with waiting until the weekend.
No.1247
>>1221
I don't want to hurt his feelings, but it's getting really obnoxious. I texted him this afternoon to see if he wanted to do anything tomorrow, and he responded with a question and answered his own question.
No.1251
>>1210
Very nice. Good luck to you, my guy.
>>1247
Is that a thing that they do in the movie, or just other wierd behavior?
No.1252
>>1246
>you haven't figured it he's a furry yet
No.1254
>>1227
I see. I took a look at Hopf algebras and noped the fuck out. I do not have a mathematics background.
I think there are a lot of applications for simplex/topology study in materials engineering and physics though, since the mathematical formulation and prediction of absence is highly significant for the measurement of porosity, metal mixing, and possibly layer bonding, a key problem for the advanced alloys needed for future developments in air and space vehicles.
Pic related is of sintering grain growth, a solved problem (hence the nice picture). Intuitively, this looks to me like a Rips complex, and the grains are essentially increasing their search distance until the final microstructure represents the trivial fully connected topology, the holes seen previously becoming the pores. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the exploration of this topic might yield new understandings of materials solidification, which is currently poorly understood regarding advanced alloys.
No.1255
>>1221
You may have asked before. 2001 is when my life started going downhill, and it was the last true year of my life.
No.1256
>>1246
What >>1252 said. That was actually why I asked who chose the movie. If he picked it out, and demanded that you clear your schedule to see it opening day, and has been obsessing over it ever since, despite your lack of interest, it means he most likely picked the movie for himself, rather than for you. He most likely had a particular interest in that movie before he even saw it, and since the movie's primary defining feature is anthropomorphic animals, there's a good chance his interest was based on said anthropomorphic animals, which means there's a good chance he may be a furry, and just doesn't know how to tell you, or is embarrassed to tell you.
No.1268
>>1254
I would say you're probably right. It makes sense to me that you could model a lot of things if you chose the right Rips complexes.
No.1280
>>1255
Everything changed when the sand nation attacked?
>>1256
You could be right. Things might already be too late for anon's bf. Best put him down before he has a chance to infect someone else.
No.1286
>>1251
It's a thing they do in the movie.
>>1252
>>1256
>>1268
If he starts buying matching fursuits for us, I'm out.
No.1287
>>1280
No, my life's downhill slide simply coincided with 9/11.
No.1288
>>1286
Meant to quote >>1280 not >>1268
No.1293
>>1286
Might want to start window shopping for a new boo then.
No.1297
I've only fallen deeper in love with her.
I would gladly die tomorrow if it meant that I could just be with her for one night. One night to hold her in my arms, one night to tell her how much I care for her.
She means so much to me. There is a big, empty space in my heart that only she could ever fill. There is a pain and hurt that only she could heal.
I love her so much.
Good night /frz/. I love you.
No.1298
>>1247
Have you at least tried to subtly communicate to him that you're tired of his shit? Nonverbal language can be your friend, when it's not busy being your enemy. Show your disinterest by speaking tersely or checking your phone whenever he starts sperging out. If he picks up the hint, great. If he picks up only on your behavior and asks you what's wrong, you can then tell him that you're feeling a little off about his obsession with Furtopia, and that you didn't know how to bring up the subject with him. He'll understand that. He might not like it, but it's probably the most low-key way to confront him if you feel you must.
>>1255
Do you feel comfortable giving any specifics here? I've talked to you quite a bit in draw threads, a fair amount in /soc/, and I'm just curious to know more about you.
No.1299
>>1297
Goodnight anon, I love you too.
No.1307
>>1286
Have you tried talking to him in-depth about this instead of socially awkward strangers on the internet? Dialogue and compromise are the keys to any healthy relationship. And in this case, given how out there what he's doing, you can almost certainly get your way. You will never, ever, ever meet Mr. Right. What you can get is Mr. Good Enough. It may be the case that your differences are irreconcilable, but you will never find out without a good talk. Couples fight a lot for a reason.
>>1298
Whatever you do, don't do that. What guys tend to hate is passive-aggressiveness, and if he's genuinely a sperg, then not only will he not get it, he'll resent it. Even ordinary guys don't think too highly of it; do you know how many bro talk sessions are about the missus suddenly going insane? Do you want to be seen as an equal partner or a hysterical talking vagina? Being the subject of the infamous "bitches, am I right?", which, despite all efforts against it, is dropped regularly in guy talk, is not something to aspire to.
No.1313
>>1307
Guys are used to passive-aggressiveness. Dialogue and compromise are ideal, but not realistic in most relationships. The "missus suddenly going insane" is not the same as the "missus going quiet whenever I mention my Disney obsession". That nigga isn't gonna drop his fetish through a long talk. You gotta play the quiet game. If he's not completely autistic, he's gonna notice.
No.1323
>>1298
>I'm just curious to know more about you.
I don't know, what did you want to know?
No.1324
>>1298
I have kind of been doing that. Not intentionally, but just because I don't know what to say when he starts doing it. So I always go quiet or change the subject, or I don't answer his texts, or whatever. So far, he doesn't seem to be noticing. I might need to be a little more blunt with him, like >>1307 was saying, but I also don't want to seem like I'm flying off the handle over it.
No.1328
>>1323
How old were you when things started going downhill?
Any particular incident you can point to?
What happened to your parents?
>>1324
Well, you could always move up to saying something like, "wow, you sure are crazy about that movie." He should settle down if he realizes how other people perceive him. Does he have any normal friends? How did you meet him, anyways?
No.1329
>>1313
>Guys are used to passive-aggressiveness.
Of course they are - did you not notice me mentioning how often it gets bitched about? Consider the following: men are direct with each other. That's what they're used to. That men are accustomed to women being passive-aggressive is true, but hardly relevant. Men are used to women taking forever to dress too, and that's the subject of constant mockery and grumbling.
No.1330
>>1329
The jury's still out on whether or not anon's bf actually has any male friends.
Men are used to other men being direct, and they're used to women being indirect. If anon openly confronts her bf about his unbearable faggotry, chances are he's gonna see THAT as far more insane than her trying to subtly steer him away from the constant Zootopia references.
No.1331
>>1328
We work together. I don't really know much about his friends. He seems to get along with the other people at work, but he's usually really quiet there. He doesn't talk about any friends outside of work, so I don't know how much time he spends with friends, or how many friends he has.
When he first started working there, he would always hold doors for me or carry things for me, but he would never make eye contact, and he would always mumble when I would say thank you. Then one day he friended me on Facebook and told me he had written a haiku about me.
No.1332
>>1328
I was 10. No particular incident happened until a year later. But by the time September 2001 came around, I felt things get noticeably worse.
My parents were physically abusive, and possibly sexually abusive as well, but I was too young to remember and it was never proven. I've spent most of my childhood in the piece-of-shit foster care system.
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>>1330
>>1324
Just to confirm my suspicions, I asked some friends how they would feel about passive-aggressiveness. The *best* response was that he would ask, but that he would hate it. The worst response was an instant breakup. Everyone disapproved.
No.1341
>>1331
>he was acting that autistic
>you agreed to date him
I'm sorry to say this, but it seems like this one is on you.
No.1353
>>1332
Rough stuff. Are you American?
>>1333
Nope.
>>1331
You don't seem to know a whole lot about him. How long have you been dating?
>Then one day he friended me on Facebook and told me he had written a haiku about me.
Topped kegs. That's weird but kinda cute. I think >>1340 is right and I was wrong. You should approach him directly but maybe don't do it in a deathly serious "we need to talk" manner.
No.1354
>>1353
>don't do it in a deathly serious "we need to talk" manner.
But that would be hilarious.
No.1355
>>1341
It probably should have rang a few alarm bells, but I thought he was just quiet, and maybe a little bit awkward. He seemed like a really nice guy though. In fact, I still think he's a really nice guy. I still want to be with him, even if he annoys me.
>>1353
Since December, so a few months now.
I think you're right. He's not picking up on subtlety so far, so I think I'm going to have to have a talk with him about it. At the very least, I'd like him to quit calling me Carrots, because it's kind of weird that he's associating me with a cartoon bunny.
No.1356
>>1354
>>1355
>"we need to talk."
>"a-about what, anon?"
>"carrots."
>bf mumbles something and starts writing a haiku in protest
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No.1358
>>1355
But yeah, that's a little messed up. It's obvious that the movie affected him a lot but that's no excuse for such high levels of autism.
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>>1355
That's a bit of an eerie coincidence. I've been dating my current gf since December, I wrote her a haiku, I took her to see Zootopia on opening day, and I told her she was a lot like Judy and started jokingly calling her Carrots.
Is that a weird coincidence? Yes, yes it is.
No.1362
>>1361
>inb4 anon's bf is Niko
God help her.
No.1363
>>1362
Oh, I'm afraid He has no interest in helping anyone.
Also, good guess as to who made the post, but implying anyone would ever actually date me.
No.1439
Out of all the pictures I have of her, this kind hurts me the most.
I always imagine our life together. Of waking up next to her every morning and seeing her at the end of each day. Of holding her close to me as we tell each other about our day.
I imagine us having a family, and what a wonderful mother she would be.
But none of it will ever, ever happen. All I have are my own lonely thoughts.
Good night /frz/. I love you.
No.1444
>>1439
I feel you, anon.
I just lost my cell phone and I'm not sure what to do. I went outside with a flashlight and I didn't find it. This is suffering. I want to fucking die.
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No.1494
>>1491
Anon is probably concerned because there was a terrorist attack in Brussels this morning. That's like a hundred miles from where she lives though.
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>>1494
We all need to band together and rescue yuropeen QTs from their failing countries.
No.1516
>>1356
>gets a haiku in response
>The Passive-Aggressive Haiku War begins
No.1541
>>1515
Feck awf judy ye god damn rat bitch!
No.1653
Tonight at uni I did some basic sound engineering for the first time. How was your day, /pizu?
No.1673
>>1664
Waifuposting
>>1653
What kind of sounds are you working with? My day was alright, ended with heavy drinking which of course made it better.
No.1677
>>1664
You never seen a meepo before?
No.1696
>>1673
Voice-over work for my Experimental Film course. Had to be both my own actor and technician. Had some fun with it.
No.1698
>>1696
Room looks a little barren. You may want to hang some sheets on the walls or something to cut down on echo/white noise. In a heavily furnished room, it's not that big of an issue.
No.1702
>>1698
Well that's actually the control room instead of the recording booth. I had to move the mic in there so I could talk and watch the levels.
No.1706
>>1702
Ah, that makes much more sense then.
No.1723
>>1706
Yeah, not an ideal setup, I know. I didn't notice any at the time, but I figure if any echo or feedback ends up coming through in the recording, I can just pass it off like it was intentional.
No.1726
I miss Edi. I hope she found her own Kristoff.
No.1729
>>1727
You don't know that.
No.1731
>>1696
Oh, that's cool! Who shot the film? How many characters did you have to voice?
No.1732
>>1726
I hope so too. She sounded so lonely.
No.1735
Happy Good Friday night /frz/.
What are you:
>Watchan
>Playan
>Listenan
>Readan
>Writan
>Drawan
>Eatan
>Drinkan
>Scheman