discussion Anti-Social & Lurker - Hideout spot

[ShadowDrifter]

Good evening, How's everyone doing?

 

[adam1111113]

I actually miss the pandemic because I had more time to myself. I don't like leaving the house; I'm pretty introverted and I'm always looking for ways and excuses to avoid leaving the house to do absolutely nothing—sometimes I even have to psych myself up to go out, haha.
The good thing about the pandemic was that wearing masks gave me a sense of security.

My favorite part of the lockdown was the empty roads. That, and no social obligations.

 

[M99]

Good evening, How's everyone doing?

I am in the best condition and ready.

 

[dr4amk]

what, the lockdown is over?

 

[Redyscom]

A flare hit me as I was lighting the fireplace and struck me full on. I’m okay—just a few burnt hairs, my clothes are a little scorched, and my little brother is a bit nervous because he saw the fireball hit me head-on.

This reminds me of my ex-girlfriends—all of them, without exception, always said I had an innate ability to get myself in trouble and get hurt. One even threatened to kidnap me and lock me in a room to make sure nothing happens to me.

Ugh... I still smell like something's burning.

 

[M99]

Does anyone know of a good incest games with an enjoyable storyline and a logical plot to justify the forbidden relationship, regardless of its length and numerous explicit scenes? It doesn't matter that some games contain harem scenes.

 

[adam1111113]

what, the lockdown is over?

It seems so. Gotta go out and touch grass more often.

 

[kkkssppp]

good morning

 

[M99]

good morning

morning

 

[emma_frost]

Good morning good day and good night to everyone all over the world

 

[kkkssppp]

morning

Don't believe anyone misses the lockdown (masks, hysteria), people miss the times before, but like the world is getting worse and worse after covid, especially the internet tourists so I get the sentiment...

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[adam1111113]

Good morning good day and good night to everyone all over the world

And good bye?

 

[lococa3635]

I miss the lockdown....I will feel 6 years younger haha

I get what you mean… it’s weird how the lockdown era already feels like it belongs in a completely different timeline. Like one day we were all stuck at home and the next thing you know it’s been years and you’re wondering where the time went

If anything, it really does feel like a weird "time skip" in real life… and yeah, mentally I think a lot of us are still like 2020 + 1 update.

 

[MattShizzle]

The good thing that happened during the lockdowns is that beer distributors are somehow considered under agriculture in Pennsylvania and considered essential so stayed open. One even had a sign "beer is essential." The liquor stores (all are state owned) at first only had pre order and pick up at curb but then opened. Apparently they were afraid of alcoholics in withdrawal clogging up hospitals.

 

[emma_frost]

And good bye?

Yes adam, and good bye

 

[God_Batman]

Well, it was fun breaking up the censorship behind grok and gpt...now I don't have nothing else to do.
I hate those pesky daily limits of generation, I couldn't make the image detailed and sharp enough, still blurry and some went unfinished, bruh...

And no...I won't use local IA generation because my poor PC wont handle it lol, plus I don't even know where to start so...meh

 

[lococa3635]

The good thing that happened during the lockdowns is that beer distributors are somehow considered under agriculture in Pennsylvania and considered essential so stayed open. One even had a sign "beer is essential." The liquor stores (all are state owned) at first only had pre order and pick up at curb but then opened. Apparently they were afraid of alcoholics in withdrawal clogging up hospitals.

That "beer is essential" sign is honestly peak 2020 energy

In Spain it was a bit different, since most alcohol comes from supermarkets and bars rather than state-run liquor stores. Supermarkets stayed open the whole time (as essential businesses), so beer and wine were always available, no restrictions there.

Bars and restaurants were the real big change though, they were closed for long periods, which made it feel very weird culturally here since social life is so tied to them.

 

[adam1111113]

That "beer is essential" sign is honestly peak 2020 energy

In Spain it was a bit different, since most alcohol comes from supermarkets and bars rather than state-run liquor stores. Supermarkets stayed open the whole time (as essential businesses), so beer and wine were always available, no restrictions there.

Bars and restaurants were the real big change though, they were closed for long periods, which made it feel very weird culturally here since social life is so tied to them.

In the US, most restaurants were only doing take out. A few started doing dine in but many shut down entirely.

 

[dimodamo]

大家好，请问大家有什么萝莉游戏推荐吗？哎呀！

Butterfly Again is a pretty good one, and while a bit more on the hebe side, Fumika Fantasy is also very good.

EDIT: I totally forgot they require M+ to see the threads

 

[MattShizzle]

That "beer is essential" sign is honestly peak 2020 energy

In Spain it was a bit different, since most alcohol comes from supermarkets and bars rather than state-run liquor stores. Supermarkets stayed open the whole time (as essential businesses), so beer and wine were always available, no restrictions there.

That's how most of the US is/was. Pennsylvania since allowed beer and wine in supermarkets but liquor is state owned stores only. And it wasn't that long ago all had to be closed on Sunday. Puritanism still has a strong hold in much of the US,