>>61614 That's a horse girl nonny don't be scared.

>>61613 >Good. I have to stop you from digging your grave any deeper. No one's gonna be knocking anyone up if you keep acting like a dork. This is a lie Mnchhuuuwuu >Also what the hell. It's canon now... I see those bedroom eyes she's shooting me...

>>61616 Erika-trainer and her caked up charge. I wonder if there's a hors you like the design of... peruse them sometime, oi. It's my bedtime, night niiiight!!

>>61619 I'd be a terrible trainer. I know strengthing the legs is crucial for a racer, but I thing all of my suggested exercises would focus on the wrong part of the lower body. I might give them a peek, though. Go against my contrarian, hipster instincts. Nighty night and sweet dreams..!

Time for a day of watching all the new crappy anime of the season.

>>61634 Have fun (?)

>>61638 There's been a few shows I've been surprised by. Funnily enough the typical "I got kicked out of the hero's party" fantasy has been some of the more enjoyable ones I've seen so far. The one where it's a level 99 cook who opens up a restaurant is especially promising since the designs are really cute. >Kinda hopes this is a boy and not a reverse-trap, but wouldn't mind either way.

>>61642 Well, cast your net wide enough and there's bound to be something good in your catch. And I get it, since I used to do the same back when I frequently watched anime. Looks cute, though. Hopefully it doesn't come up complete cheeks for you. It's always nice when a neat premise is actually executed well.

>>61647 I usually know pretty quick if I'll dislike an anime or not. I think I stopped watching one of them before the opening song even finished... might be a new record. Think it was one where I thought the animation was a little too 'tryhard'. Mhm mhm, I am quite a punk when it comes to my tastes in anime... I'm like one of those movie nerds who'll say they love slop while ignoring the hippest anime of the season for being too normie.

>>61638 ... also this image is concerning, but after seeing that side-profile of Golshi I don't think anything else could scare me.

>>61615 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum

>>61650 Hah, I'm all to familiar with not paying attention to something simply for being popular, for better or for worse. Probably not the best habit to have, but hey, I like to think you're more likely to find something neat that you can share with someone who otherwise wouldn't have known about it. >>61652 Also what's wrong with contemplative Erika? Comparing her to that goofy horse...

>>61656 There's still popular stuff I like so I'm not a complete hipster. Helck was a pretty popular manga as I recall, and Frieren was decent enough. But like you said, and I think we've talked about it before, but it's like going to a used book store and picking up some random novels rather than checking out the best seller list. You'll find a lot of junk, but sometimes you'll find something like a hidden treasure. ... I'm just imagining her walking out of a field of corn with glowing eyes, don't worry about it.

>>61657 Yup, that pretty much summarizes it. And I'm the same, as I don't strictly ignore popular things. I think I just find it fun to rummage through "unexplored territory" in a sense. ...Also that's a touch terrifying, yeah. We don't need her turning into a horror movie monster...

>>61658 ... and boy have I found a lotta junk. It probably doesn't help that I picked up a bunch of generic looking fantasy novels, but hey, anything's better than the Gor books. Speaking of Gor, the only reason I ever became aware of them was because back in the early days of Second Life, there was a huge part of the community that roleplayed in the Gor setting. I was never really a fan of the whole BDSM slave/master dealie, but I did give the books a once-over. Boy, that guy loved to use a comma. The last time I saw that sort of run-on sentence it was from the 1800s. Anyway I'm sure Erika ran into the corn field because she heard there might be children in it. >Yes, I just threw some mad shade.

>>61659 Ah, I never really dabled in second life, but I find that fascinating. For whatever reason, random internet history like that is incredibly interesting to me. Something about learning about very specific cultural time capsules. ...But that's a bit if a side tangent on my part. That said, yeah, I'm not familiar with them, myself. But judging from that excerpt, they certainly have a style to their writing. It actually kind of reads like a first draft. Like he was writing out the general sentiment, but could've touched it up a bit. Then again, I'm not a published writer, so he probably knows what he's doing. A-And what the hell... Not only rude, but you're making it sound like some kind of Stephen King porn parody....

>>61661 It was definitely a thriving slice of the community back in ~2008 or so. Since then they've all but died out. There was some simple charm back then. Pretty sure the first place I ever started roleplaying was back on gaiaonline when it was new, and let me tell you, people LOVED to hang out in the rafters or watch people from trees. But don't give him too much credit just because he's published y'know. I think if you can stick to it and actually finish a draft and be consistent then you're 40% of the way there (the other 60% is having a connection). Now we're talking. Erika sneaking through the cornrows scouting out those glowing-eyed cuties. They think they're tough but they can't fend off the gock in the night... >Scribbles notes. Also I saw this and thought of you for some reason.

>>61663 Can't say I ever RP'd in any of those classic online games at all, but then again, I barely played those to begin with. And I didn't actually start RPing at all until around a decade ago. Though I realize how fun it probably can be to do some non-erotic roleplay in some of my favorite games. And fair enough. Amazon makes it super easy for anyone to self-publish these days, as well. The threshold for becoming a "professional" has become more easily achievable as time goes on, I'd say. Probably. Like you said, just actually seeing it through to the end is a big part. And only slightly concerned by the note taking... I mean, it -is- an amusing premise, but I'm not sure what would look more unsettling, the ghoulish cuties or the glasses wearing creep wading through cornstalks... >Pic related Also >wobbly trailer trash pawgs made you think of me. ...Pretty based. And I personally approve of that image in general.

>>61664 .. darn, that was pretty close to scaring me but then I saw the braces. Nobody can be scary when they have braces. Premises aside, I gotta get some food and then probably have myself a nice nap. Spent all day cleaning and boy am I tired. Tch, I promise, I'll force you to play Pearl one of these days... >Goes back to being dead.

>>61667 Dammit. I've had the same thought, too. I gotta toss it into GIMP or something to remove those damn braces... And happy napping. Going to be taking things easy, myself. Ingested a certain recreational substance earlier and I'm starting to feel it. Also, it's not forcing when it's something I'm looking forward to doing, you goof. >Does a coffee grinder on your corpse

i summon celtic guardian in attack mode

>>61678 I summon Warsong Commander and Grim Patron.

>>61675 >That Pearl pure sex

>>61681 As she tends to be.

There is nothing that gets me more dry than watching Cheef play..well anything.

>>61690 B-But a scat bug who shits and farts and pisses all over is so erotic! How could you?

New Puniru episode hype. >>61675 Anon definitely has good taste. This Pearl image is great. >Visible thong straps are hot.

>>61701 Oh, for sure. I remember being younger and thinking whale tails were extremely erotic. That hasn't changed. >Sadly, that's the only Pearl pic I can find with them

>>61709 Aha... I may be late to this, gomen. Bed was extra comfy this morning.

>>61712 I'm passing out rn but I'm free most days the week after next! If there's any that fit well let me know and I'll reply when I wake up. P-probably. I'd be keen for (my) Tuesday or Wednesday I think. Have a good daaaaay.

>>61713 >Provides a quick tuck to the passing out N0rse. Week after next, eh? I can make that work, I can probably make (your) Tuesday/(my) Monday work, as well. We can figure it out more concretely when you aren't the verge of passing out. S-Sorry to catch you so late!! Rest well!!!!

>>61699 it all makes sense when you realize he is likely an actual meth user.

I want to shower with Rice Shower

Proceed at your leisure. >>61724 >>61724 >>61724

>>61720 That's some utterly disgusting shit anyway. I don't want them to overdose or anything, but the thread wouldn't miss much if they vanish.