/spg/ - Spring Activities

purin is french for cow piss. and also for cow dung juice if you're feeling extra fancy

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.html

I'd just do a poison test on yourself by either patch test or eating a small amount to see if you have a negative reaction

>>1487
He looks like a mix of Len'en and Inu Curry.

>>1386
That's not the same, it needs to be "direct". I might as well listen to pre-recorded birds at that point

Did you finish making that one Skyrim mod or are you still procrastinating? If you haven't done it by now you should probably scrap it. Okay, see you then, future me.

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!

>>1142
I stopped messing with Skyrim. It was eating up too much time, hundreds of hours and I wasn't playing it. I had to respect the limitations of OCD and do something that's more fruitful, like general image editing or 3D stuff.

>>1142
I was having a manic episode when I wrote that post, I got a job though

Just get a bike, enough with trying to reinvent the wheel

>>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!

>>1343
There are bikes that you can fold in half

>>1336
I didn't know emoji were allowed on kissu.

>>1337
Based on what?

>>1346
Damn TURKS

very nice international thread

bad sagebump

>>1167
The people in anime/tv/music are literally paid the big bucks because they have pleasing voices, and in addition to that they are saying things that are rehearsed and scripted.
You could make the same argument for any language I think.

>>1220
That’s what english teachers are for. Well maybe the other way around; teach the locals how to speak with the occupation force.

>>1123
The official end to slavery in the US when a Union army general issued a decree in Texas freeing all slaves.

>>1126
It's been a holiday in Texas for a little over 40 years. Besides, who doesn't like days off? Grinch.

>>1124
??? It's not on June the Tenth though?

>>1128
I don;t like days off, the peasants should be made to work for all they can be made to work for.

>>1126
you should go back there

>>525
It's not worth it... Being awake throughout the night is worse.

Today I'll make up for my lack of sleep for sure

>>528
braindamage

The only things that come to mind are equinox and solstice since they're purely position around the sun and not anything to do with the earth's tilt

April, May, June too far

penis

>>537
I forget, does summer start the 21st or 20th

>>1137
Yes

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.

>>1118
Assume the aliens have guns

bees are kind of like humans if you think very abstractly

bees are kind of like what humans would be like if humans were bees

So even bees use the metric system but Americans still don't...

good news, shitty media as always
really hate "here is why you should think this means the same way i want you to think" thing all medias do today, treating people like idiots incapable of thinking

DNA looks like Flan's wings apparently

Science has gone too far, we only need to know about the genomes of Sabre Tooth Tigers and Giant Moas so we can bring them back, we don't need this.

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.