/jp/ - 2D/Random

Want something to wash it down?

People who like Sumire are such weirdos.

Some guy has been spamming the /vg/ Persona general threads for years now with her, literally every thread for years on end.

tell me more about 4chan /vg/ persona drama id really love to hear about it

"some guy"

>>630070
They don't really talk about the games, it's basically just posting pictures and which character they want to fuck.

Like greentext stories about how Makoto and [female character] are missing from the dorm room and they come downstairs and everyone knows they were fucking.

Someone also posts this and says "Why did she do it?" in every thread for years now

vacuum cleaned the whole place cleaned the surfaces and counters in the kitchen also washed the floors there later started jo with naoto accidentally finished to rise

>>630091
love cleaning except washing the floors how do you make it fun

the end result is enough of a motivation for me to do it I don't like having greasy kitchen floors considering the floors are a white tile

The Rani organic curry powder is delicious btw.

Makes really professional tasting curry just like the Indian restaurant. Also makes cheap ramen taste delicious.

I fully endorse this brand sirs. I chose this thread because curry does look like diarrhea though.

spam

Sir it was chicken not spam

>>630533
ok boss

I've never had indian cuisine and I'm not looking change that. Everything about indian culture sickens me and frankly I believe they should be confined to their own country. That includes pakistan, nepal and bangladesh.

>>630545
Here’s the thing. Every structure imposed upon your brain is something controlling you. Language determines and limits the possible range of my thoughts? I now think conceptually and non verbally. Cultural history? I read widely, of all religions, philosophies and artistic traditions. I defer or favour none of them. I deprogam the models of thought imposed on me by circumstance and thus create a process where I shatter artificial firmaments which prescribe my thoughts and hem me in, which determine me. This is a lifelong process of total freedom. And what is the most innate, the most basic level of constraint and mental imposition? Instinct. As we meditate to recognise the unconscious patterns of thought emerging from the body and dictating our desires and ideas, so we must also overcome other biologically enforced systems. Scat isn’t just some fetish, it isn’t just some clownish piglike simplicity in rolling around in shit. It’s taking the most basic, the most ingrained, the most innate and instinctive imposition on our minds, disgust at faeces, and saying no, i’m going to completely master my mind and body by actually making myself love it. Total freedom. Total self determination and liberation. If you can make yourself love scat, the most instinctively vile thing, you are at liberty to totally psychically control the rest of your thoughts and desires without outside compulsion- your entire self, lifeworld, phenomenological existence becomes yours to pick and choose at will. It only seems disgusting to you because you let something order you around, tell you what to fear and be repulsed by.

parents dragged me to an indian restaurant a few weeks back
it was newly opened in the village the first pajeet run shop there
probably a work visa scam or something everything they do is a scam
it was packed with boomers on a thursday night the cacophony was awful the decor was cheap and shit and the food unremarkable despite the high price my boomer parents blew on it
fuck restaurants and fuck indians
do NOT like the idea of some smelly underpaid third worlder making my food its so gross

>>630553
Well, I can't speak for that restaurant, but for me the cuisine is the best in the world, or rather just the combination of spices commonly used.

I just made a second batch of curry, fixed all the mistakes from first time, and it's absolutely delicious, even better than the Indian restaurant.

I've been watching a lot of videos of Indians make curry, and they got all different kinds of ways, here's what I did:

- Fried up diced onion in olive oil in steel pot
- Added can of diced tomatoes + garlic powder + ginger powder
- Cooked until mostly a consistent paste
- Fried up two chicken breasts with a half-stick of butter in a cast-iron pan
- Pulled it apart into small pieces with two forks as it cooked
- Added the chicken to the pot
- Added sour cream, curry powder, black pepper, salt
- Added water until it's the right consistency and cooked

Can't believe how good it turned out, the flavor is cr4zy, it has that proper buttery texture too.

But yeah, India itself sucks ever since British introduced the world's first globalist international capitalism on them, they've been fucked up ever since.

thankfully authentic japanese kareraisu isn't actually curry but rather meat with thick gravy served over rice