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Is Japanese pudding just Flan(dre)?
Is Japanese pudding just Flan(dre)?
Found this outside today.
Are these shimeji mushrooms? They seem to look like that but aren't fresh anymore.
Before you think about eating anything you find outside always remember to check whether a poisoon variety exists and compare what you found to it!
https://mushroomexam.com/mushroom_look_alikes
Those are some cool mushrooms. The ones that occasionally grow around here after lots of rain are very flat and wide.
It's all from a place where a tree used to be and had to be cut down because it was diseased. This was about 20 years ago, so I guess mushrooms are still growing from its underground stump.
I think perhaps the best thing about Spring here is that I can have my window open and hear birds. Once summer hits the outside turns into an oven and no sensible person with air conditioning would ever open the window again.
Someone needs to fix this. I want to hear birds outside, but not feel air baked in the ovens of hell rush into my room.
/spg/ 2021 is about to end. Do you have a message for your /spg/ 2022 self?
Hey, future self, are you still wasting your money, or have you gotten anything you actually enjoy and use regularly? If not, stop wasting your money! I know things you might want seem cool, and you might want them because of that, but you're better off saving your money! Trust me, more often then not, you're just infatuated. When it comes to actually having the thing, its novelty quickly wears off and you'll regret spending so much money when you see something you genuinely want!
Maybe I need an electronic unicycle. I'm a non-driver, but maybe unicycles are the answer?
My area is kind of hilly and bumpy, though, so maybe it's just a fast ticket to Faceplant Land.
https://apnews.com/article/oddities-business-life
Hmm, but I guess you can't really carry groceries, huh.
>>1246
I don't know, it looks kind of cool and it's small so it'd take up less space. Riding a bike is fun on the way to the destination, but if you were to go shopping for an hour it's much less so later on, especially if the weather changed or it grew dark out.
>>1247
That might work
>>1248
But it is a wheel!
Just get a bike with some of these attached. I guess you could also still wear a backpack if you wanted, but I think some stores have policies against wearing them into the store.
Alternatively, you could just strap a milk crate onto the back too.
ramadhan is coming, i need to stop lurking imageboard
I've never seen someone so phonetically destroy the hearts and dreams of dweebs n' weebs quite like this and all in spoken N1 Japanese.
I want to teach Korean in Japan
Spring is here~ Spring is here~
https://youtu.be/yhuMLpdnOjY
The US officially has its first new Federal holiday since 1983, and it's coming up this 19th!
Holidays in general seem more interesting when they're related to natural phenomena like harvests or seasonal changes, but days off work are always good (for those that work).
Laid in bed a couple hours only to not fall asleep. Why can't my mind shut off when I want it to...
Time for some spring necromancy!
Oh unholy gods of Death, I beseech you to imbue this long dead thread with you're black magics, so that it may once again walk on this mortal plane!
Welcome to Spring,
The season of rebirth and virility.
As the layers of ice melt it reveals a time forgotten.
Migratory flocks embrace their old homes.
This season spring ends on Sunday, June 20.
FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME
FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME
FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME
FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME
FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME
FUCK YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME
UGH
If we ever did get the technology to find and travel to another inhabited planet it would probably be less interesting that we think it would be. Most likely we would be incredibly worried about bringing disease to these denizens and of disrupting their lives and ecosystems, so we would just watch from space and never actually set foot on the planet.
Hardly worth the effort really. May as well get rid of all of these space programs and save the money.
Actually I think maybe this is not such an issue after all. Because life on other planets is not related to us in any way so our maladies might not effect them at all, it would be like humans getting a jelly fish disease from touching jelly fish, actually even less likely than that.
>>1006
I only care about civilization or at least advanced life otherwise it would be boring. Like how Mars is incredibly boring, why would anybody even want to go there? I don't think it will ever happen, even if it was possible once it actually occurred to those idiots just how boring Mars is they would not want to go any more. It certainly is not worth the effort and I don't think we are anywhere near to it anyway.
>>957
I can’t imagine most people/organizations would be worried about any sort of biological exchange unless it is harmful to them personally. Essentially, as soon as procedures and measures are in place to insulate humans from most adverse effects the alien biosphere would have on us we would run roughshod all over the place with little regard for the impact it would have on the biosphere. Some people care but as a whole people do not care beyond things that affect themselves; if there was some economic incentive it would only exasperate this sort of outcome. We don’t and won’t attempt to control all outcomes, interaction between planetary biospheres will have, only the outcomes that immediately adversely affect humans.
bee political discussion:
¥Don't you understand? This debate is a farce! Everything is controlled by THEM!
*headbutts and beeps you*
¥THEY have our queen captive! This new hive location you're so excited about, we'll never be able to move there! THEY won't allow it!
*headbutts and beeps you*
¥Can't you see? This isn't a tree branch; there are no trees on this island! It's an experimental station set up by beings beyond our comprehension! They've labeled us with tracking dots and are monitoring our every move with their all-seeing machine eye!
*headbutts and beeps you*
¥What was I saying again?
Welcome back, worker #347. Now about the location of our new hive, I've found a nice spacious hole in a tree two kilometers to the northeast. You should come look at it...
We did it! Now to figure out what everything actually does...
I thought this already happened 20 years ago. Well, I guess it's good they finished.
We're like 98% junk DNA though, right? Finding the 2% seems like it'd be really annoying. Plus, you'd need tests to find out what each part does, which unfortunately will probably mean some evil experimentation going on somewhere...
>>1106
I don't think we will ever know what each part truly does. The body is an incredibly complex mechanism that has evolved to be like it is for a reason. I kind of suspect that however well meaning the intention changing any part of our DNA could have unforeseen consequences in ways that we could have never imagine. We could reduce the amount of nutrients the body stores as fat only to have the body panic, stop maintaining or producing muscle and divert all resources it has to producing fat because of the issue it now has in doing that. Or we could remove the ability to develop some kind of malady only to then create another.