>>46613
are you saying im going to die if i keep on drinking i want to die eventually. a beer every other day isnt going to kill yo you sack ah shit i drink healthy ipas from stone in san diego bitch i live an hour away from SD you piece of garbage, duble dry hops yo sack of shit ,

>>46611
well yeah I don't wear underwear since like 4-5 years and I'm 21. Feels pretty great, saves time and boosts confidence

This post is being written on a July day in the Northern Hemisphere. By most standards, it's very typical of what can be expected on a July day: at least warm, and by some standards hot, but if normal weather patterns are anything to go by, August is bound to get even hotter.

What does this have to do with anything? This kind of day reveals the paradoxes at work in choosing whether to wear underwear (and, indeed, undershirts). It makes sense not to want extra layers to trap heat and to get in the way of sweat's natural evaporative cooling function. However, especially in occupations and social situations where sweat is considered to smell gross and look off-putting, the extra layer of underwear helps to trap some of that.
Mind you, this only considers what boxers can do, and doesn't get into the extra relative situational advantages and disadvantages of form-fitting styles like briefs or boxer briefs.

>>46603
so the louvre is so because the building is expensive and those artists work harder so to speak. doesnt take away from the fact that someone somewhere would buy a painting from unknown painter just based on pure love of the image alone ?

>>46605
>buy a painting from unknown painter
I like this feel. Feels good.

>>46592
I like purple pens.

IPAs didn't use to be the eh of beers, but most every craft brewery seems makes one, and why not? It's a style that's designed to be relatively hard to screw up, even if you took a cask of it on a sailboat ride from England to India. That's not to say that IPAs deserve a harsh backlash: I personally like how they counterbalance the grease and spice of hot wings.

>>46621
That store sells that as well, I'll try that out this weekend. Thanks for the suggestion John

>>46619
>Bitter
It's the most /eh/ flavor but if anyone disagrees that's okay too.
I'm not a big drinker, only enough for a slight buzz as it just makes me tired, but I'm not sure there's anything that could replace it.

Last fall, I picked a seeded dandelion and held it up to make my wish but I couldn't think of anything. I came to the realization that I finally have everything I ever wanted in life and I no longer have anything to wish for. So, there's that.

>>45984
he doesnt understand john .

It's never that there's not a wish to be had. There's always something more that you want, even if all you can think of is more of the same because you're content where you are. No, it's because you know that the mere action of extinguishing a candle or scattering a dandelion does nothing on its own. At best it gives a voice to a thought that you had before, which allows you to feel a need to pursue it more aggressively--the ol' "the magic was actually inside you the whole time" routine.
Even if it only works on that level, that's still a level of responsibility and commitment to a wish that you may not want to deal with.
Maybe your silence is a sign of being in that weird place where you don't have nothing to lose, but neither do you have enough that you'd feel like giving away.

Our friend the OP John may not express his ideas in an eh way, but ultimately the underlying emotions appear to be as eh as any of the rest of us Johns.

dunno

This sounds mopey. We don't mope here. We /eh/ here.

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Hey John,
Do math books count? I've been reading Logic: The Laws of Truth by Nicholas Smith.
It's... interesting so far. I've learned how to use logic and truth tables to determine if an argument is valid or not as I'm only on page 67.
Don't know how I would apply this to the real world except for math.

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>>46575
the half=life is debated on book

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Hello John.

To answer your question: yes, in fact, I have.

I picked up a book that I had been reading last year which, because of the bad habit of mine to nearly-never finish a book that I start to read, had not read to completion and decided to make this particular book into one of the few that I do indeed finish.
The book in question is written by japanese author Haruki Murakami and is named "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running".
In it the author writes about his hobby of running and training for marathons, and expressing his thoughts and experiences regarding it.
It is written with quite a casual, near mundane mindset that reads much like an ordinary running diary (which it practically was for him) and is by no means an exciting book in my book.
He tells about his somewhat impressive running feats and his diligence to his training, which in itself could be deemed interesting to read about, but it all comes off as really.. eh.. and I quite liked it for that.

It even got me interested in running myself and have for the last week been running instead of bicycling and have noticed an increase in my overall level of energy, which I don't mind.

The thing that makes this a good book-experience is the fact that I actually finished it.

Next one to re-pickup is Fellowship of the Rings..
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>>46546
I've always loved how /eh/ the face in the logo looks. It's like, you fucking know your child isn't going to be very happy to go here, so why pretend otherwise?

>>46548
I've always thought it was a "not getting it" face, and I've never been sure if the point was to advertise that you can bring your educationally challenged children here to be drilled into normalcy or that they overwhelm normal children with so many drills it almost gurantees they'll end up making this face when given any creative challenge forever after.

I don't quite get what is happening in this thread, although that's fine.

That really is a nice picture Jhon.

Thanks,
Jhon

>>46584
Did you just...?