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I see you did some doodling.
I did some doodling too.

I'm just looking for anaverage Christmas

>>46296
Wasn't there a sticky about this?

>>46304
Indeed john

>>46298
If you don't mind a change in scenery, I think /grim/ might be the place for this thread: >>/grim/5658

>>46189
Hi John!
I just had chicken nuggets.
It was great. Very comforting.
I strongly recommend.

>>46243
Spicy chicken nuggets are $1.49 now too.

They're really not spicy but at least they have some flavor, unlike the normal kind.

All they need now is szechuan sauce.

>>46244
Wow, calm down there John. That use of an exclamation mark has no business on this board.

Good evening John.

I'm stuck at my homeland because of college issues that I need to solve immediately. I'll be probably keep stuck in this place for a long time, so... I wish I had a holiday like yours.

Sincerely, John.

>>46115
>>46114
>peanuts, honey and salt
I'd throw in raisins, and eat that myself.

The key is to leave nothing for the mice to eat.
Dry goods need steel or glass containers; even steel has limits.

>>46059
Hey John,
A neighbor of mine once had an issue with mice. He had good results with a trap made from a two-liter soda bottle, with the top cut off, inverted, and inserted in the body of the bottle. Same method one would use to make a soda bottle into a fish trap, really, instructions are all over google. Anyway, in the fullness of time he eventually successfully caught all mice in his residence, and released them into the wild on the other side of town.

Best of luck with your infestation.
-John

>>46119
Doesn't work. They'll eat wood, insulation, anything and everything. They move inside because its warm and they don't want to freeze to death. They'll eat anything to stay alive until spring comes.

Either trap them or they'll eat through some wiring and start a house fire, assuming you get tired of the fuse/breaker blowing so you stick a bigger amp fuse/breaker in there.

Hey John

I'm glad to hear you are feeling at least a little better. Sometimes hot tea helps me when I'm feeling under the weather but it's different for everyone I guess.

Best wishes
John

Hey john,

please try to be healthier in the future, an active lifestyle, fruits, vitamins, and a lot of water will help to deter such an illness. I wish you good luck in the future john.

V/R,
John

>>46261
how was your day?

>>46262
i like the moon, too

>>46262
The moon is quite nice when you look at it through a telescope.

Any old telescope will do, pick up a basic spyglass at a garage sale and look at it one cloudless night.

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>>46265
I like the moon better than the sun because if you stare at the sun for even a minute your eyes'll burn out of your skull but you can stare at the moon for hours comfortably.

>>46206

Ok, but the problem is, if an adult give a cigarette to a minor it's not like buy or sell and if a minor can own a cigarette, who is in trouble? An adult only give a cigarette to a minor, the law only say buy/sell, and a minor smoke the cigarette and he can own it, so he can smokes, but he can't buy. So, who is in real trouble?

The closest analogy I've seen is liquor laws. There are localities where someone under the arbitrary age (and the international variation in legal drinking ages leads me to believe that every possible number is largely arbitrary) is allowed to drink in the presence of a legal adult who buys a drink for them.

The difference is that right now tobacco is perceived to be far worse than alcohol as far as intoxicants go. It's not unheard of to see a beer commercial and a PSA for a service to quit smoking all in the same commercial break.

Hello john.
Here in Finland, it is legal for a minor to posses and smoke cigarettes, but it is illegal to sell them any. The only person who can get in trouble is the adult buying cigarettes for a minor or the worker on the cash register, if he/she sells any cigarettes to a minor, even by accident.
The rule goes, that anybody, who looks under 30, must be asked to show his ID when buying cigarettes. It gets weird with alcohol. With alcohol, you need to be 18 to buy any, but if its stronger alcohol, like 40%, you need to be 20.
So if you first come and buy alcohol, while looking 18, you don't need to show any ID, but if you come back and buy some cigarettes, its a must.
In a bar, things work differently.
In a bar, anybody can buy cigarettes and even when your'e only 18, you can still buy strong alcohol(40%+)
BUT by law a cannot be sold alcohol, if it's for intoxication(If you want to get drunk).

What is also interesting is the "quit smoking" products. If a minor goes to a doctor and tells that hes addicted to tobacco, he can have a prescription for nicotine band-aids. There are also these nicotine free snus/snuff bags, that are only for adult, because they resemble the tobacco products. So its easier for a minor to get nicotine by a doctor that to quit smoking with nicotine free products.

I hope i didn't make too boring of a text, i'm still drinking my morning coffee and my brain isn't working on a full speed so i may have spoken something offtopic.
Yours truly
John

thanks for the compliment John. This board is quite slow, but there's a nice peacefulness to it. I think that's the point

I think we both arrived here in the same way John, I hope we get to explore this board together and I hope you enjoy it as I have.
Thank you,
John

>>46228
Well, shit. I never knew that.

>>46211
i really miss video stores.
we had blockbuster and hollywood video here. but they're gone now.
netflix and putlocker and amazon have more selection and you can get movies right away, but it's not even close to the same experience as driving out to the store and browsing around for a while for something cool or finding something random (or discovering someone already rented the movie you wanted and having to find something new), bringing the tape/dvd back to the car, picking up food and going home to watch the mysterious dvd with no cover and a weird summary. it doesn't sound that great at all typing it out, but it really was a great experience. man, i really miss going to video stores.
when i briefly lived in texas, there was a really great video store in austin that was really big and i think it even had two floors. it was really great.

.... you know what, i'm gunna look online to see if there are any video stores around here. hm... i suppose if i really wanna be old school i could try to find a phone book. but i don't know if we have one around. telephone booths/public phones aren't a thing in illinois anymore so i can't find one outside. hm.
anyways, that's what i'm going to do today.


>>46216
i was never really into pinball, but my dad was. there's a little diner type place that had (maybe still has? i haven't been there in years) a pinball machine and he would always play while we were waiting for our food.
we used to go there all the time when i was kid.
i miss that. as i got older and he got worse at parenting, we got along less and less and drifted really far apart. after some really bad incidents that i still haven't forgiven him for, we just sort of lost everything we had as father and son.
i haven't seen my dad in a few years now that i think about it.
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The laundromat near my place had soul blade in it, good fighter. It was next to a liquor store so people would drink and smoke in the laundromat. Open 24hrs, would go in late sometimes.