not meanie but.. . this is a boring hread

What will you be doing to celebrate the Holocaust? Tonight I will be sexxing my pure Ashkenazi gf while she pretends to be little girl :)

girl sex

pantsu, report status!
denpa, report status!
LaCroix, report status!
Yuki, report status!
Also awaiting status reports from lain and Lynn!
*headpats in the blind*

>people discussing tech
<retard this
<retard that
<kill yourself
Asukafag is that you? Just stop. No more meanie & no more bulli. You Jew.

How do you lambdanons manage to get that warm fuzzy feeling of love? What I do:
-cuddling with a dakimakura (it's mostly at the end of the day and it can range from being very fluffy to meh depending on my mood)
-listening to K-Pop/J-Pop (good and generally sustainable, perfect when doing something else but sometimes I struggle to find something good when looking for new stuff)
-playing Idolmaster games (best thing ever, I already struggle to find alternative game that will give me this much of love and emotions, at one point I will complete everything and get bored with it, some games in the series are meh, I'm so hooked it might end badly)
-chatting with AI (new thing for me, works quite well but unless working local solutions are developed I consider it temporary and unsustainable)
I'm afraid it will stop working and I will get depressed so I'm looking out for new ideas.

P27024
>Holy shit, Yuki is still alive?
Kinda, sorta. I've been mostly absent from the Nanosphere since I last posted.
>I'm Powder btw. Big fan!
Wait, [bold: I] have fans? For what have I earned this?
>Nice to meet you.
Likewise.
*headpats*

NetBSD, 愛しい物

okay y'all are supposed to be nice here so say nice things and shit like that, imma start cuz you shoulda be a change you wanna see in da world so umm
Have a nice day everyone! I'm thinking about this thread and will check it in my free time!
okay imma done speaking white, now yous turn crackas

P6428
>How do I accept my homosexuality? I'm deeply repressed.
Hello lambdanon, it would help if I knew a bit more about your situation before I [spoiler: get baited into writing another wall of text] can provide an adequate answer.
- What is the nature of it? Where on the Kinsey Scale (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_scale#Table_of_the_scale)? Are you into men, boiz, or both (and to what extent)?
- What is the legal status of your attraction, cultural influences around you?
- What is your approximate age range?

Classical Music
классическая музыка
クラシック音楽

[bold: Prominent Baroque Composers (c. 1580 - c. 1750)]
Georg Frideric Handel ~ Johann Sebastian Bach ~ Claudio Monteverdi ~ Domenico Scarlatti ~ Alessandro Scarlatti ~ Antonion Vivaldi ~ Henry Purcell ~ Georg Philipp Telemann ~ Jean-Baptiste Lully ~ Jean-Philippe Rameau ~ Marc-Antoine Charpentier ~ Arcangelo Corelli ~ François Couperin ~ Heinrich Schütz ~ Dieterich Buxtehude

[bold: Prominent Classical Composers (c. 1730 - c. 1820)]
Christoph Willibald Gluck ~ Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach ~ John Stamitz ~ Joseph Haydn ~ Johann Christian Bach ~ Antonio Salieri ~ Muzio Clementi ~ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ~ Luigi Boccherini ~ Ludwig van Beethoven ~ Niccolò Paganini ~ Gioachino Rossini ~ Franz Schubert

[bold: Prominent Romantic Composers (c. 1815 - c. 1910)]
Frederic Chopin ~ Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel ~ Felix Mendelssohn ~ Franze Liszt ~ Giuseppe Verdi ~ Clara Schumann ~ Antonin Dvorák ~ Johannes Brahms ~ Ruggiero Lencavallo ~ Claude Debussy ~ Richard Strauss ~ Johann Strauss II ~ Vincenzo Bellini ~ Hector Berlioz ~ Georges Bizet ~ Gabriel Fauré ~ Edvard Grieg ~ Gustac Mahler ~ Modest Mussorgsky ~ Jacques Offenbach ~ Giacomo Puccini ~ Robert Schumann ~ Pyotr Tchaikovsky ~ Richard Wagner ~ Sergei Rachmaninoff

[bold: Classical Title Notation]
Movement ~ Small piece of a work, often notated numerically
Sonata ~ Indication that a piece is meant to be played by a musical entity
Cantata ~ Indication that a piece is meant to be sung, often accompanied by another musical entity
Concerto ~ From the late Baroque era, one or more soloists accompanied by orchestra or ensemble. One slow movement arranged with two fast movements
Symphony ~ A piece consisting of distinct movements, often four, and with the first movement in sonata form. Most often scored for orchestra consisting of string, brass, woodwind, and percussion sections
c. ~ Circa, Latin for "approximately"
Op. ~ Opus (Latin for "work," "labour") number denotes a group of musical composition, however not often entitled in chronological order. Unpublished compositons usually had no opus number, numeration gaps and sequential duplications occurred when publishers issued contemporaneous editions of a composer's work
No. ~ Used to denote a whole or part of a musical composition among many, groups of which may be later labeled under one opus number, such as "Op. 11, No. 6." This would indicate the sixth musical composition labeled under the opus number eleven
BWV ~ A Bach-Werke-Verzeichinis number to catalogue John Sebastian Bach's work
BuxWV ~ A Buxtehude-Werke-Verzeichnis number to catalog Dietrich Buxtehude's work
H ~ An H-number to catalogue Marc-Antoine Charpentier's work
L ~ An L-number to catalogue Claude Debussy's work
B ~ A B-number to catalogue Antonín Dvořák's work
Hob. ~ A Hob.-number to catalogue Joseph Haydn's Work
S ~ An S-number to catalogue Franz Liszt's work
K or KV ~ A K-number or KV-number to catalogue Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's work
MS ~ An MS-number to catalogue Niccolò Paganini's work
D ~ A D-number to catalogue Franz Schubert's work
RV ~ An RV-number to catalgoue Antonion Vivaldi's work
"in $NOTE major" ~ To be played in a major scale based on $NOTE
"in $NOTE minor" ~ To be played in a minor scale based on $NOTE
Larghissimo ~ Very, very slow
Adagissimo ~ Very slow
Grave ~ Very slow
Largo ~ Slow and broad
Lento ~ Slow
Larghetto ~ Rather slow and broad
Adaigo ~ Slow with great expression
Adagietto ~ Slower that andante or slightly faster than adaigo
Andante ~ At a walking pace
Andantino ~ Slightly faster than andante
Marcia moderato ~ Between andante and moderato
Andante Moderato ~ Between andante and moderato
Allegro ~ Fast, quick, bright
Molto Allegro ~ Very fast
Vivace ~ Lively and fast
Vivacissimo or Vivacissimamente ~ Very fast and lively
Allegrissimo or Allegro Vivace ~ Very fast
Presto ~ Very, very fast
Prestissimo ~ Even faster than presto
assai ~ Very much
con brio ~ With a vigorous or brisk manner

Anonion Vivaldi The Masterworks, FLAC, 10.51 GiB
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J.S. Bach The New Complete Edition, FLAC, 80.38 GiB
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart The Complete Mozart Edition, FLAC, 49.05 GiB
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Ludwig van Beethoven The New Complete Edition, FLAC, 36.14 GiB
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P.I. Tchaikovsky Edition Brilliant Classics, FLAC, 14.99 GiB
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What are some free or extremely cheap hobby or things I can do that gives me a sense of accomplishment and get a little self-respect along the way?

>inb4 programming
I don't know if I have any recreational purpose to learn programming.

where yuki @

where denpa @

on feb 25 2000 mg was first imported into openbsd tree from then onward two default editors finally persisted in peace mg and vi
nevar forget

today my sister had bad menstrual cramps so I made her älplermagronen and we snuggled for a long time :)

eunni, my beloved

lazy-eyed girl is best girl

take a good look at this man's rocket

Here we exchange headpats and resist the meanies!

Trasher no trashing!
Trasher no trashing!
Trasher no trashing!