What are your favourite simple pleasures? Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?

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Anonymous Fri May 30 02:47:17 2014 No.4950169 [DELETED]

What are your favourite simple pleasures?

Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 02:52:15 2014 No.4950178 >>4950169 >Consequently What do I want to do in my life as a result of my simple pleasures?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 02:54:54 2014 No.4950185 >>4950169 >Videogames, nothing else really (it's been a rough year) >To make my surroundings nice for myself and anybody who shares them with me >These are unrelated

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 02:55:53 2014 No.4950188 coffee, music, conversation i dont want anything except some vague notion of life maybe being better

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 02:55:56 2014 No.4950189 >>4950169 I like to write, cuddle with my boyfriend when we're in the same country, and to talk about politics. All I want from life is to be able to continue these things until I die.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 03:34:54 2014 No.4950242 >>4950169 I want to be like Chris Moltisanti

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 03:43:31 2014 No.4950256 taking a big shit

Anonymous Fri May 30 03:52:15 2014 No.4950271

>>4950169
>What are your favourite simple pleasures?
Alcohol, in both beer and brownwater varieties. Would say cute boys and pretty girls, but both seem to be unavailable around here.

>Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
Well, it's not really a consequence of my simple desires, but being a successful chemist would be quite nice.

>>	not op Fri May 30 04:08:42 2014 No.4950303 >>4950169 I enjoy jacking off Vidya Drugs painting I don't really wan't anything in my life

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:14:15 2014 No.4950311 >>4950169 Tchaikovsky.

Anonymous Fri May 30 04:14:25 2014 No.4950312
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looking at massive trees
finding mushrooms
smoking weed
making a nice beat
dancing privately
looking at a page i just wrote
non-awkward social interaction
when the guy i like touches my butt
glass of milk
fapping

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:23:28 2014 No.4950328 >>4950312 Are you a girl?

Anonymous Fri May 30 04:25:52 2014 No.4950333

>>4950169
Simple pleasures:
>Looking at things like trees, canals, rivers, architecture, favourably a mix of all of them. (I don't go out specifically to do this)
>Being around animals/pets
>Having debates on ethics with people who know just enough, but still so little about it, like me. Or having any ''serious'' discussion with people.
>Family guy
>Music
>Games
>Porn

What I want to do
>Travel
>Write historical works/historical fiction
>Average Korean qt3.14

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:30:46 2014 No.4950337 >>4950328 welcome to the internet, you must be new here.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:32:32 2014 No.4950340 >>4950328 no, i'm a gay man you really think women post on 4chan?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:36:03 2014 No.4950348 >>4950340 Never mind. Could you post a pic of your feets in front of your books?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:38:45 2014 No.4950352 >>4950348 no, i can't afford books you really think someone with money would post on 4chan?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:39:26 2014 No.4950355 gay sex

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:41:52 2014 No.4950360 >>4950355 >tfw never had a dick in my mouth fuck my life

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:42:44 2014 No.4950361 I wanna be loyle to my capo.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:43:15 2014 No.4950363 >>4950352 Hm, your feet and some magazines maybe?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:49:33 2014 No.4950370 >>4950352 Pls respond

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 04:58:52 2014 No.4950385 File: 1.37 MB, 1506x1000, feet.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4950363 my feet in front of a pirated essay ;)

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 05:12:28 2014 No.4950411 >>4950385 Thx, that'll do :*

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 05:20:38 2014 No.4950433 >>4950385 >my feet >wearing sox come on

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 05:22:54 2014 No.4950436 >What are your favourite simple pleasures? Smoking >Consequently, what do you want to do in your life? Finishing law degree.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 05:23:23 2014 No.4950438 >>4950436 >law degree gross

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 05:48:08 2014 No.4950479 Being with my wife.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 05:54:14 2014 No.4950487 I just want a cozy job that allows me to travel every now and then. Is that so much to ask for?

Anonymous Fri May 30 05:59:38 2014 No.4950495

>>4950487
travel as part of a job isn't anywhere near as glamorous as you may think unless you mean a job that allows you time to travel for holidays in which case that's not much better, the first half of you trip will be enjoyable but once you pass the halfway point you begin to count the days until you return to work instead of the days of leisure left

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 06:05:01 2014 No.4950502 >>4950242 I want his fucking hair, that's for sure. >Where's my arc?

Anonymous Fri May 30 06:20:45 2014 No.4950532
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>>4950169
Taking it easy, walking around, eating nice food, naps, reading, not doing much at all, getting gently intoxicated, that kind of stuff.

I want to do nothing with my life except live it as an idle scamp.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 06:23:26 2014 No.4950537 >>4950495 Speak for yourself. I love every second of every minute I spend away from home and only consider the time I have to leave in the same way one might glumly anticipate their own death.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 06:24:48 2014 No.4950541 >>4950537 The only reason for my holidays are reading in the sun and fucking ladyboys.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 06:25:02 2014 No.4950542 >>4950537 Why do you hate the domestic life, anon?

Anonymous Fri May 30 06:31:58 2014 No.4950556
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>>4950169
I really enjoy eating. The flavours, textures etc.

I want to travel. Both to see the world (Peru and Machu Picchu/Inca Trail is my top priority atm) and to sample legitimate and genuine local cuisine, rather than westernized versions of them. I've been saving for a number of years and once I reach around £20k I'm going to do it. Plus maybe an extra 500 or so for a good camera. Would hate to go and then be unable to take good pictures.

Anonymous Fri May 30 06:47:19 2014 No.4950577

>>4950542
I live in the most drab, monotonous suburb imaginable and my only friend lives far away. Work isn't just unsatisfying; it's stealing my humanity, draining the passion and zest out of me. I like traveling to lively, colorful places, populated with lively, colorful people, where new things happen and people still have gaits to their steps.

My life's actually not that bad. I just like traveling to give me new perspectives, to remind me of the many possible modes of living, of the endless potentialities there are for cities, etc. Sometimes, in my insular world, I begin to get tunnel vision and form reductive views of people and the world that are based solely on my experiences in this tiny suburb and on the internet. Only through travel am I reminded of the ginormous extent to which my culture influences my life.

Anonymous Fri May 30 06:58:43 2014 No.4950596

>>4950556
>I want to travel. Both to see the world (Peru and Machu Picchu/Inca Trail is my top priority atm) and to sample legitimate and genuine local cuisine, rather than westernized versions of them. I've been saving for a number of years and once I reach around £20k I'm going to do it. Plus maybe an extra 500 or so for a good camera. Would hate to go and then be unable to take good pictures.
I guess you could go to /int/ and ask someone to host you for a while, for free or for cheap

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 07:17:20 2014 No.4950624 >>4950556 What interests you about Peruvian cuisine in particular?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 07:57:59 2014 No.4950704 >>4950169 >The first cigarette in the morning >Morning sex >Waking up warm >Eating a good meal >Looking at nature being nature, like observing stones or little birds flying

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 08:00:07 2014 No.4950708 >>4950704 Ah, and what I want for my life. I just want to keep enjoying my simple pleasures. And publish short stories. And owning a dog.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 08:39:24 2014 No.4950758 >>4950363 no, i don't have feet you really think someone with feet would post on 4chan?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 08:50:49 2014 No.4950782 File: 171 KB, 564x821, b Random Catalog.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4950502 You're able to create your own arc

Anonymous Fri May 30 09:11:32 2014 No.4950820
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>your favourite simple pleasures
I like to take long walks, to spend a lot of time with my girlfriend, earl frey tea

>what do you want to do in your life?
To master in russian (I'm not russian), to have my own comfy home with my girlfriend and to travel with her.
Simple things, nothing fancy.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 09:46:11 2014 No.4950884 >>4950189 CUDDLE MEEEEEE :(

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 09:50:33 2014 No.4950892 Walking around supermarkets late at night and not buying anything. I want to be a film maker.

Anonymous Fri May 30 09:54:16 2014 No.4950904

DJing
Coffee
Enjoying the weather
Conversation
Gardening
Analingus

>>4950892
>Walking around supermarkets late at night and not buying anything.
When I was friendless after relocating to college I used to do this just to get out of the house and see people.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 09:57:18 2014 No.4950909 Eating pizza and drinking beer To become renowned in my country for my literary works

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 09:59:35 2014 No.4950916 >>4950909 I forgot to mention that i also want my current novel to be adapted into a 150-200 million budget movie or trilogy, me being the assistant director.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:04:13 2014 No.4950926 Porn Wine Marijuana Video Games Watching Sports on TV Reading Cooking

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:05:18 2014 No.4950934 Woodworking, it's very meditative. I'd like to sail around the Pacific islands and retire in Switzerland.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:06:17 2014 No.4950938 >>4950934 >retire in Switzerland Ha. Let me know if you've any luck, I planned on it myself but immigration's nigh impossible.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:06:20 2014 No.4950939 Pacing around my apartment listening to music and talking to myself after a long hard day at work, one of my favorite things to do.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:12:03 2014 No.4950948 Reading Drinking (it's getting more and more rare, which I am glad) Video Games

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:13:04 2014 No.4950951 >>4950939 Good to know that i´m not the only one - well i don´t talk to myself out loud, only in my mind.

Anonymous Fri May 30 10:23:56 2014 No.4950972

Pleasure:
>drinking coffee
>reading outside
>smoking cigarettes
>driving with windows down, music on loud
>camping
>playing mandolin

I want to do
>not be alone
>teach English
>not live in us (I don't dislike it, just lived here long enough)
>become a decent writer

>>	twinshiggy Fri May 30 10:31:17 2014 No.4950984 My favourite simple pleasure is masturbating, playing video games, reading and drawing? Ideally, I would like to have an income and an apartment with computer and internet. Money to buy books and what ever I feel like. Some time to draw and read.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:32:32 2014 No.4950986 >>4950360 what % of 4chan would you guys reckon are gay?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:33:35 2014 No.4950990 A '52 Vincent and a red headed girl.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:34:26 2014 No.4950995 >>4950934 j-jesse pinkmann?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:34:43 2014 No.4950996 >>4950986 15% full homo 35% bisexual, 50% str8

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:36:36 2014 No.4950999 >>4950996 and what is normal real world society like in %?

>>	twinshiggy Fri May 30 10:36:59 2014 No.4951000 >>4950986 Probably about 5 per cent, realistically.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:37:43 2014 No.4951004 >>4950999 Probably 10% if you guess all closeted gays and bis

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 10:39:35 2014 No.4951008 >>4951000 Where can we look up the boards with the highest traffic? If /hm/ etc. have high percentages of 4chan traffic we should be able to make extrapolations.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 11:13:04 2014 No.4951092 Going home after a busy day. Being overstimulated with coffee. Taking a break from work, lurking. Meditating. Getting home hungry, dinner waiting for me.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 11:28:18 2014 No.4951124 >>4950169 internet, fills in the emptiness that internet made

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 11:29:54 2014 No.4951130 A joint and a big screen sci fi movie. Also, coffee. And reading aloud. What I want to do with my life? Oh you know...stuff...

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 11:40:05 2014 No.4951169 >>4950556 Imo taking pictures kills a part of the beauty of sights seen. You see in pictures, not in moments.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 11:40:56 2014 No.4951172 >>4950169 Reading. Read.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 12:01:02 2014 No.4951230 >>4950934 Why Switzerland? It's expensive as fuck and they don't like letting people in.

Anonymous Fri May 30 12:04:55 2014 No.4951249
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>>4950169
Anime, the feeling of gain after training, learning about stuff, watching nature, getting to write down a really good line.

I want to do something that match my interests, thus I pretty much can't see myself as anything but a lector, theologian or priest (possibly all three). But in the case of the later I'd actually first have to choose a church, and I'd also be forced to go where the people needs me, so Hong Kong or Paris is hardly the center of the Byzantine rite, catholic or orthodox.

I'd also like to get published, and a far of dream is relearning how to draw.

>>4951172
You've come to the right place then.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 13:13:21 2014 No.4951510 This is a cozy thread. It's nice sometimes when /lit/ just shoots the breeze.

Anonymous Fri May 30 13:28:28 2014 No.4951567
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Talking to interesting people, hearing intelligent and wise people's advice, being able to learn new things.

To escape my depression cycles, to overcome my challenges, to start a family with a person I really love and have kids, provide for them and love them until the day I die.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 17:21:21 2014 No.4952494 >>4950169 Fighting games and watching movies. If I could spend my entire life writing, directing, recording music, watching movies and occasionally competing in fighting game tournaments, I would be the happiest man in the world.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 17:26:07 2014 No.4952509 >>4950385 By pirated do you mean plagiarized? You sicken me. Your feet sicken me as well.

Anonymous Fri May 30 17:28:34 2014 No.4952520

We had a spare bedroom in our house that I "converted" into a music listening room. The only things in it are a stereo system, a chair, and a window facing out onto the backyard where there are trees and rose bushes and a little garden. On cool nights I like to sit in the chair in the dark while listening to music through headphones.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 17:29:58 2014 No.4952527 >>4951249 Going to yard-sales, sculpting, visiting clubs to fantasize about dismembering patrons, interior decorating I want to investigate insurance fraud

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 17:33:49 2014 No.4952550 >>4952527 whoops, sorry that was meant for OP

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 17:34:22 2014 No.4952551 >>4951567 >passing on the depression gene sadistic

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 17:34:58 2014 No.4952552 I want to write the next great american novel, smoke my lungs black, and fuck as much servicable poontang I can ( eventually finding the "one" poontang so I can pop out some little critters and then gonzo myself once I get boring or bored).

Anonymous Fri May 30 17:54:47 2014 No.4952610

>What are your favourite simple pleasures?
Reading
Running
Smoking cannabis
Playing guitar
Watching good films and tv shows
Meditating

>Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
Basically:
>>4951567
>To escape my depression cycles, to overcome my challenges, to start a family with a person I really love and have kids, provide for them and love them until the day I die.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:05:48 2014 No.4952652 >>4950256 Fucking this It feels so good

>>	septichrist !!1Fa7LzeI6u8 Fri May 30 18:06:58 2014 No.4952660 >>4952652 homosexual

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:08:15 2014 No.4952665 >>4950185 i support you and share your goals anon

Anonymous Fri May 30 18:19:01 2014 No.4952703

Coffee
Cigarettes
Laying on warm asphalt at night
Creating a catchy rhythm or melody
Understanding a philosophical idea
Looking at good architecture and design
Getting into bed after a long day
Showering together with girls

I want to design brutalist buildings and spend life together with my qt.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:23:25 2014 No.4952725 >>4950169 drugs, friends, sex, and reading I don't really know. its one of the biggest things I stress about honestly

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:35:43 2014 No.4952771 I like to have a ciggarete after like 30 minutes after downing the cofee. I always wait and it always feel great.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:38:29 2014 No.4952782 >all these people smoking cigarettes I knew /lit/ was made up of mostly plebs, but I didn't know it was this bad. Wow.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:41:23 2014 No.4952797 Masturbating

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:41:50 2014 No.4952798 >>4952703 I like all of these things and our life goals were similar but I've since changed majors.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:42:29 2014 No.4952802 Smoothies. I want to be a teacher, get married, and have a nice family. Maybe teach abroad for a while and do community work. I'd also like to record an album and write a novel. I don't necessarily want to publish them, just finish them for myself.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:42:53 2014 No.4952803 >>4952782 >cigarettes >pleb LOL

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:45:03 2014 No.4952815 >>4952803 He's right. There are few things more plebeian than smoking. You're literally paying a capitalist to kill you slowly.

Anonymous Fri May 30 18:46:06 2014 No.4952818

>get mired
>play something that I've been practicing for a long time on the guitar and play it pretty well
>anything that means winning at chess (especially playing beautiful combinations or playing "only moves" in tough positions)
>playing football (that is, soccer)

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:46:31 2014 No.4952820 >>4952815 Nonsense. The capitalists want you to keep working till you die, and they're planning on pushing retirement age to 80. You can't work when you're dead. Besides, people live too long anyway. Nothing worse than an oldfag who refuses to die.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:47:24 2014 No.4952825 Not serving the machine, hell yeah? >> Deny the arrogance of humanism >> Accept fatality Living the life Ishkish inteded for me. To follow that stray leaf my breath pushes away.

Anonymous Fri May 30 18:48:53 2014 No.4952831

What are your favourite simple pleasures?
>A nice cup of tea
>Sleeping in
>Starting very close to a Monet and backing up slowly until I 'see it'
>Finding an interesting etymology
>Watching a storm roll in
>Masturbating just before sleep
>Discovering a really great movie
>Noticing a pretty girl staring at me
>That moment when I realize all of my problems really aren't that bad

Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
>Finish fucking PhD
>Get out of the US
>Find a girlfriend who shares my kinks

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:49:35 2014 No.4952832 >>4952703 >Laying on warm asphalt at night how do u even live with urself faggot

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:50:08 2014 No.4952835 >>4950169 Reading, swimming, coffee, weighlifting, cheap beer. Travel, read a lot of books, write when I can, a decent job with a place I can call my own, a few great friends and a special loved one.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:51:15 2014 No.4952840 Listening to the rain and watching the overcast sky. I wish it happened here more often. There was too little rain this year. I hope I can move to Seattle in a few years.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:51:52 2014 No.4952843 >>4952815 ya but u appear to be some cool stressed out depressed dude and that is what being a patrician is all about right?

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 18:57:52 2014 No.4952865 robot animu

Anonymous Fri May 30 19:06:13 2014 No.4952888
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im not telling you my pleasures, but at some point i would like to own a daycare for all the little childrens.

as completely unconcerning and normal as that sounds, i really do enjoy taking care of kids for irresponsible and ignorant parents. I like the sounds of lots of children yelling and screaming and carrying on.

Anonymous Fri May 30 19:11:40 2014 No.4952905

I want my life to be simple. geez i overcomplicate things

I keep having this internal struggle for minimalism vs maximalism.

Like. I want, my jeep, a motorcycle, and a muscle car i can work on but thats wasteful

its like this with everything and its suffocating me.

anyway. simple pleasures:
>gym
>actual seasons to feel
>occasional nights with friends, staying up late drinking new flavors of tea, getting a buzz
>having a garden that isn't just pottted plants
>reducing my "needed" items to a few things rather than alot(hard to do. really hard) as in, just my netbook, phone, keys
>lonely internet nights. I love the internet, and technology. soon i hope to love coding
>reading of course
>maybe i'll get a chance to finish all my loomis too. and i can draw all kinds of hentai
>i also hope to get decent at electric guitar so i can live out my fantasy of doing awesome on stage and impressing the girl i like

maybe its just autism. i'm overtyping

basically my pleasures
>netbook/internet
>my garden
>tea
>weights

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 19:14:02 2014 No.4952919 >>4952888 Durr hurr, 0/10 >Nice trips.

Anonymous Fri May 30 19:23:21 2014 No.4952943
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>>4952919
>that feel when serious
>but nobody would ever let a colored heterosexual male watch their children all day, unless i pretended to be gay
>which makes no sense since homosexuals are like 80% more likely to molest people

sad world.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 19:25:09 2014 No.4952953 >>4952943 >homosexuals are like 80% more likely to molest people Citation needed.

>>	Anonymous Fri May 30 19:31:00 2014 No.4952973 >>4952953 >hes never seen the film "why we do it". go watch it bro. its pretty old, but its pretty damn good.

Deep&Edgy !!BfzNblz4cXS Fri May 30 19:31:02 2014 No.4952974

>What are your favourite simple pleasures?
Getting a chest and shoulders pump in the gym.
Sex.
Reading.

>Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
Go to america and live the good life as a steroid addled assistant professor of philosophy.

Anonymous Fri May 30 19:43:53 2014 No.4953007

>>4950169
>What are your favourite simple pleasures?
Movies
Video Games
Books
Sex--and the recognition of your attractiveness that comes with it/Masturbation/Porn
Coffee
Cigarettes
Marijuana
4chan
Music
Making and spending money--particularly on nice clothes
Acting

>Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
1. Fuck all the bitches, marry one of them
2. Make lots of money
3. Exercise influence over other people with my money and power
4. Raise several noble male heirs to take and expand my power after I die
5. Learn lots of languages
7. Travel a lot
8. Read every good book ever written, watch every good movie/tv show/play, listen to every good song, etc.
9. Espouse my view of the world by writing at least one book or making some other art form
10. Acting in amateur theatre
11. Fuck even more bitches
12. Be immortal but eventually give up and an hero

Anonymous Fri May 30 20:50:07 2014 No.4953204

A smile from a good looking woman
Endorphin release from training hard
Cold shower after the sauna
A good pint

I guess after doing a bit of traveling I'd like to make plans for buying an old style town house, perhaps Georgian and live out the rest of my days as a quiet town mouse

Anonymous Sat May 31 00:01:26 2014 No.4953740
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>Reading in bed while tired
>Eating a meal you spent time making yourself
>Seeing people in stores go about their everyday lives, and wondering about them
>Coffee with some sort of dessert
>Finding out school/work has been cancelled/postponed
>Watching the dog define happiness after hearing the question "Wanna go for a walk?"
>Having a place for everything, and everything in its place

As of now, I'd kill for a friend. In the long term I want to be the kind of man my Dad was to me

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 00:04:29 2014 No.4953753 >>4952660 A friend once told me that he took immense pleasure in waiting long periods to take one enormous shit. I told him that was probably bad for his colon and he acted like he had never considered this strange at all.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 00:05:26 2014 No.4953756 >>4953740 >Eating a meal you spent time making yourself I love cooking, but actually eating the meal beyond the first taste is always disappointing. You put so much time (sometimes hours) and effort into it, and then it's just gone in five minutes.

Anonymous Sat May 31 00:10:55 2014 No.4953766

>>4953756
I usually wind up getting hungry making a meal, so that probably contributes. Not letting myself eat the individual ingredients until it's all ready. Even if it's not so great, you at least know you're going to make it better next time and fix whatever didn't taste right

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 00:12:47 2014 No.4953775 >>4953766 Yeah it's nice, and the process of cooking is fulfilling in itself.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 00:19:43 2014 No.4953791 >making and drinking coffee in the morning >reading on my porch >gardening >trombone >a nice fire outside at night and a book >raising chickens agricultural/literary lifestyle master race

Anonymous Sat May 31 00:21:42 2014 No.4953797

What are your favourite simple pleasures?
>Coffee
>Brandy
>Cold glass of water right after I get up
>A good movie, which refreshes me more than anything else. Super catharsis, I guess.
>Meditate
>Lift
>Walking off at night and finding someplace I've never been
>Talking to strangers

Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
>Be some type of artist or an innovative businessman and fully devote myself to it, going hard every day
>Learn how to be as charismatic as possible, become an extremely divisive figure because I have become so completely myself
>Be the most badass rolemodel

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>>4953740
>Watching the dog define happiness after hearing the question "Wanna go for a walk?"

This one. Yes.

>>4950169

I'll add:

>Walks to get coffee in the very early morning, like 5 or 6
>Reading by the window when it's raining
>watching clouds. approaching/receding storms are my favorite but I just fucking love watching the sky in general
>finishing a book and then looking through a stack for a new one
>clean socks
>bullshitting around all weekend with friends is why I live

Don't know what I want to do with my life in terms of larger plans. It would be great to get published and live off of my writing, but what I really want to do is travel and explore various wildernesses. Obviously I would also like to fall in love with a pretty girl who loves me back.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 00:25:09 2014 No.4953806 Coffee, porn, taroky, vodka.

Anonymous Sat May 31 00:28:18 2014 No.4953824

>>4952888
>tfw I legitimately want to be a father and have two little girls that I can teach things to and raise well

I realize that saying this on /tv/ will make me sound like a pedo, but I really just want to raise some human beings so they can go and succeed where I failed.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 00:40:21 2014 No.4953857 >going for a run in the early hours of the morning and watching the sunrise >dacing on my own in private >making coffee in the morning >reading aloud to myself >watching a film with a gin and tonic

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 02:11:19 2014 No.4954013 >>4953824 >/tv/ GET OFF MY LAWN >>4953740 >Watching the dog define happiness after hearing the question "Wanna go for a walk?" Sheeeeit nigga you just summoned the feels That's a great feeling.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 04:29:44 2014 No.4954312 File: 31 KB, 500x500, seagrams.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4953857 >>watching a film with a gin and tonic That's pretty comfy until you wake up with a hangover after half a handle of it.

Anonymous Sat May 31 04:48:34 2014 No.4954344

>>4953824
I would just mold my child into an intellectually accelerated version of myself and then feel either immensely guilty at how much of a social fuck-up they become or intensely jealous of how much more intelligent and socially successful they are.

Imagine getting your kid to start with Plato's Dialogues at 14 and having him deep into Kant's critiques by the time they're going to college. Getting their fill of art and live symphonies since they can walk.

Anonymous Sat May 31 04:50:27 2014 No.4954347

>>4954344
That's how you ensure your child grows up to be a pretentious liberal arts honky that nobody really likes. "Starting" him on Plato's Dialogues at 14 doesn't really ensure he'll understand it at all, and he'll probably grow to hate all philosophy since it's something imposed on him.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 04:52:10 2014 No.4954349 File: 43 KB, 290x290, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4954312 >Still gets hangovers What a fucking plebeian

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 04:53:21 2014 No.4954351 >>4954349 seagrams is a lot cheaper, but bs tastes great even by itself

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 04:55:39 2014 No.4954355 >smoking >dota 2 >reading books >movies >anime that about sums up what I want to do my whole life. I really wanna finish college and maybe get a decent-paying job (and maybe even continue studying someday and get a degree in Psychiatry)

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 04:57:56 2014 No.4954358 grooming the cat / cat in my lap during movies bingeing on candy playing frisbee reading in the sunlight naps kombucha

Anonymous Sat May 31 05:07:40 2014 No.4954376

>>4950169
Living peacefully and contently. Thats about it. I want a steady job that I can work hard at and a house that's nice.
I want to go to sleep every night without a feeling of dread for tomorrow.
I want to wake up every day without a feeling of anger for the today.
And I want someone to help make me less miserable and who won't let me bring them down.
All things I'll probably never get, excepting of course a job to work hard at.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 05:25:25 2014 No.4954404 shitposting relentlessly on 4chan

Anonymous Sat May 31 07:57:14 2014 No.4954573

>outdoorsmanship
>the love of my family
All of my other "pleasures" are addictions that I can't fucking shake. Tobacco, alcohol video games, eating, I can't stop any of it. I hate it all. I don't want to work. I want to go out in the deep woods, miles from any settlement, and live like a caveman. I want to scrabble for firewood before dark. I want to experience true quiet, and see the night sky in all its glory.

Anonymous Sat May 31 07:59:19 2014 No.4954574 [DELETED]

>>4950169
>What are your favourite simple pleasures?

I've legitimately forgotten them after being unemployed and depressed for a couple years at this point. A beer's nice, I guess.

Consequently, what do you want to do in your life?
Pretty sure I've also lost the ability to think of my life in the long-term purely as a coping mechanism.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 08:33:10 2014 No.4954623 >>4954573 Have you try living like a caveman for any length of time? It's a shitty life. Also, the need for intoxication is natural and pretty much mandatory for humans to be mentally healthy. Everyone needs a poison.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 08:36:23 2014 No.4954632 Dog(s) resting on me while (I'm) reading

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 08:37:47 2014 No.4954634 >>4954623 >Have you try living like a caveman for any length of time? It's a shitty life. >you know, because you have tried

Anonymous Sat May 31 08:43:55 2014 No.4954644

>>4954634
I've been camping more than enough to realise camping would be a whole lot less fun doing it year round without modern equipment. I also don't romanticise the noble savage life and think fleeing society will free me from my own character flaws.

Anonymous Sat May 31 08:55:55 2014 No.4954674

>>4954623
I found the hunter-gatherer lifestyle to be a lifechanging experience when utilized in a modern context. Do not hide from the modern world -embrace it. Leech off the discarded cigarette lighters and dumpster fodder of others.
Yes, but some poisons are better supporting of a healthy lifestyle than others. Is not an addiction to television objectively better than an addiction to alcohol, which can ruin both your life and the life of others?

Anonymous Sat May 31 09:19:07 2014 No.4954721

Live outside of the city.
Grow my vegetables and fruits.
Maybe have a waifu and kids.
Work on my plants in the mornings, play vidya and read in the afternoon.
Spend time with hypothetical family.
At nights drink or go run or ride my bicycle contemplating on the meaning of life.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 09:23:46 2014 No.4954730 >>4954623 I've been on three six-month camping trips in my life, so I think I can make it work for a year or more.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 09:29:17 2014 No.4954742 >>4954730 So the caveman part shouldn't be taken all too literally? I think you should pull a Dick Proenneke. He had a nice balance.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 09:31:28 2014 No.4954747 >>4954730 >>4954742 How does one begin to go Proenneke mode?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 09:38:52 2014 No.4954764 >>4954747 Have you seen the documentaries on him? I'd probably start with that.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 09:41:17 2014 No.4954768 >>4954764 I've watched them all a dozen times but still have no idea how he could have done it. Those winters would have killed me and proper land is so expensive.

Anonymous Sat May 31 11:15:16 2014 No.4954941

>>4950169
Pleasures:
>making love to my boyfriend
>cooking with my boyfriend
>cool night air
>warm sunny mornings
>watching my dog run through the tall grass
>reading
>listening to birds chirp
>planting flowers and watching them bloom

What I want to do:
>marry my boyfriend
>find a new job
>start a family
>learn a new language
>travel

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 11:16:04 2014 No.4954944 >>4953857 you sir, know how to have a good time. i hope you find a woman that shares your appreciation of life.

Anonymous Sat May 31 14:35:40 2014 No.4955447

>reading
>film
>a glass of absinthe
>sex, especially sodomy
>that feel after gym or runner's high
>that excitement after having learned something new or understood some new idea that is intellectually stimulating
>classical music, I like other music but I only get really powerful feelings from classical or a few other instrumental groups
>that feeling after a long meditation session, its been awhile but its pretty nice
>rainy day naps after a big lunch

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 14:37:10 2014 No.4955453 >>4954941 >I'm the most generic grill on the planet btw x3

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 14:48:10 2014 No.4955486 File: 1.48 MB, 1914x1000, fausts_dream_by_luis_ricardo_falero.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Opiates Heavy bodied weather Cups of tea Books Paintings

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 14:58:46 2014 No.4955517 >>4950532 Are you me?

Anonymous Sat May 31 14:59:49 2014 No.4955522
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Simple Pleasures
>Reading
>Art (seeing art, not making it)
>Cannabis and Cigarrettes
>Series
>Woodlands and Country
>or being in a Metropolis like city which I rarely do
>Hunting
>Videogames
>Pubs
What I want to do in my life?
>Visit Egypt
>Be rich enough to have leisure
>Be poor enough to live simply
I just turned 18 and yes I may drink at Pubs

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 15:07:03 2014 No.4955539 I sed i want to be happy my teacher sed you dont understand the test i saed u dont understand life cunt i was only 5 at the time

Anonymous Sat May 31 15:09:53 2014 No.4955551

>>4950185
>>4950904
>>4950972
>>4951092
>>4951130
>>4952703
>>4952771
>>4952831
>>4952835
>>4952840
>>4953007
>>4953740
>>4953791
>>4953797
>>4953802
>>4953806
>>4953857
>>4955447
>>4955486
>all these posts about coffee and cloudy weather
Seattle confirmed for god-tier city.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 15:13:15 2014 No.4955570 Reading Running Cycling Hiking Tea Music Meditating

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 15:20:39 2014 No.4955599 Reading Running Tea (used to drink huge amounts of coffee) Hiking Music (mostly ambient and jazz) Meditating

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 15:26:10 2014 No.4955626 >>4954358 i forgot "what i want to do with my life": write novels. i have an english degree with a writing emphasis. move to cali or new mexico so i can have more sunlight other places i would like to live: italy, ireland, london, maybe japan

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 15:35:21 2014 No.4955658 >>4955551 >god-tier yeah well except for the high rent, some of the worst traffic in the nation, seasonal affective disorder, and cold character of its people.

Anonymous Sat May 31 15:43:50 2014 No.4955681
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>>4950169
>What are your favourite simple pleasures?

To imagine that someday I will possess power to bring down everyone I have known bit by bit, until they have no house, no wife, their kids despise them, to own everything they've ever touched and take it away from them, and when they think where did it all go wrong they can never know qutie sure that it was me. They will only hear rumors like 'x bought the company, x bought the house' - and to aim for this very goal day by day. Nothing else keeps me going, but the want for this.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:06:38 2014 No.4955774 >>4952973 >not knowing that movie has been debunked for decades lebaseballface.jpeg

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:10:13 2014 No.4955785 >>4955681 Thats a pretty complex pleasure?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:11:20 2014 No.4955788 >>4955785 For you.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:11:57 2014 No.4955790 >>4950577 I like you, anon. May you find peace someday, whether that be in your suburb or out in another country.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:22:46 2014 No.4955825 >Reading >Writing terrible, unpalatable short stories >Smoking the occasional cigar >Playing Magic with my few friends Want to be able to provide for me and mine, maybe carve out some land for myself in the midwest

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:24:02 2014 No.4955830 >>4952520 Any artists in particular?

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 16:31:07 2014 No.4955863 >>4955658 >not working an overpaid job in tech >driving cars >not reveling in your depression >interacting with people everything you're saying is irrelevant

Anonymous Sat May 31 16:31:24 2014 No.4955864

>>4955551
>DJ'in and making beats
shit tier of all music
>seattle
only slightly better than Detroit
>coffee
only good black and so strong that you could poor it on the floor and it would walk
>cloudy weather
shittiest tier of weather

literally the shittiest people go to and come from Seattle

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 17:12:17 2014 No.4956059 >>4955864 Who said anything about DJs? Are you saying you like strong coffee, and if so, are you saying Seattle does or doesn't have strong coffee? Are you having a stroke? Pls be safe anon ;_;

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 17:51:55 2014 No.4956188 >>4955681 >they can never know qutie Lel tfw no gf freudian slippin upin this bitch

Anonymous Sat May 31 18:55:10 2014 No.4956439

My favorite "vice" is tobacco and alcohol. I want to spread the philosophy of Anarcho-Capitalism, fulfill my dream of emulating a women in all but the penis, creating the best game ever made, creating the best music ever made and creating magnificent art of British deities such as the faeries.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:05:32 2014 No.4956472 >>4956439 >I want to spread the philosophy of Anarcho-Capitalism Mm. Please don't do that. Look into international trade. It might change your perspective on things.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:09:10 2014 No.4956486 Swimming, music, coffee, tea, alcohol. I want to spend plenty of time around my wife, family, and friends. Preferably next to a body of water and a fire pit.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:10:32 2014 No.4956491 >>4956472 How will it. The only difference between international and intranational trade is that the ruling warlords kill people if they import "x", where x is the arbitrary thing they don't like.

Anonymous Sat May 31 19:13:14 2014 No.4956500

>>4956491

Capital flows, trade balances, capital account balances.

Opening up trade barriers often fucks up the lives of the middle class irreversibly, going from a broadly prosperous industrial society, to a narrowly prosperous society divided between lines of retail and finance, lower output, etc.

Actually that's not even the most compelling reason why AnCapism is disastrous, but it is the main thing that made me begin to question radical libertarianism.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:17:26 2014 No.4956512 >>4956500 That's only if you have a state. If you don't have a state and allow discrimination, then you fix all the issues with immigrants.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:17:51 2014 No.4956514 >>4956491 Also ruling warlords kill people for importing x in, I'm pretty sure, 0 countries

Anonymous Sat May 31 19:19:48 2014 No.4956522

>>4956512

?

This isn't a question of the flow of labor. It's a question of the flow of capital. And investors are probably not going to want to invest in your radical anarchist territory. More likely they're going to want to invest in nation-states with legal corporate personhood, protectionist measures, guarantees on loans, and other measures which encourage stability.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:24:03 2014 No.4956542 >>4956522 Maybe they will short term. But the evidence pushes against this. I mean, area with the freest global trade and least protectionism are the most heavily invested in even today. Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and many more.

Anonymous Sat May 31 19:24:40 2014 No.4956546

Spending time with my fiancee. Taking naps. Reading things that are over my head.

i'm in school for EMS Fire/Med and Emergency Management. I want to be a fireman, or maybe work for a telecommunications company, an insurance company, or a hospital in some kind of Emergency Management/Medicine capacity.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:27:25 2014 No.4956556 This is me >>4956546 Also I plan for the fatal crisis of capitalism.

Anonymous Sat May 31 19:28:27 2014 No.4956561

>>4956542

You could use those examples which are less nation-states and more tax havens for the wealthy and have miniscule populations of wealthy people (excluding Australia, I'm ignorant to that).

But then there are the huge and terrible examples of trade liberalization in the US, Eastern Bloc, and Southern America, all of which suffered a decline in median wages and employment in highly capitalized industries following the trade deficits which resulted from discarding trade protections.

Anonymous Sat May 31 19:42:39 2014 No.4956603

>>4956561

The US is failing because of Socialism. The decision to nationalize the banks and reduce banker responsibility by not throwing them in prison when they go bankrupt was the worst ever made. The Eastern Bloc is also highly Socialist, as is South America, except Chile, which is incidentally the most successful South American nation. All around the world you see examples of how less state involvement leads to higher economic, and therefore social success.From Hong Kong to Somalia, from Botswana to Australia. The fact is: individuals pursuing their interests without coercion works.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:57:35 2014 No.4956661 >>4956603 That's a really excellent and really obtuse reduction of economics. As if Europe, China and India aren't also "socialist" for all their state intervention in the economy...

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 19:58:48 2014 No.4956668 >>4955539 deap

Anonymous Sat May 31 20:03:32 2014 No.4956687

>>4956603

Sorry if that sounded rude but all government intervention can't logically placed under the mantle of "socialistic". Do you agree?

Also I might add that the success stories of Hong Kong and Singapore probably have as much to do with their political economies as they do with their geographic situation and history as trading posts of the British empire, which, coincidentally, imbued them with the sense to pursue the sort of scheme of imperial trade which the British had practiced. Though Singapore and Hong Kong may have low taxes, they benefit from a broad tax base and put that to its best use by investing in energy and the infrastructure of their ports.

In other words, you can find any situation in the world where "Free Marketeering" is responsible for the good and "Socialism" is responsible for the bad, as long as you're prepared to reduce the laws of economics to two political ideologies.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:09:00 2014 No.4956715 >>4950986 30% homo 40% bi 30% latent/closet

Anonymous Sat May 31 20:14:13 2014 No.4956731

>>4956661

Europe are becoming socialist, and they're suffering for it. Britain and Sweden face crippling debts and unfunded liabilities in their future, so much so that Britain is on the verge of collapse.

>>4956687

No need to apologies, do not take any words as offensive, but, I do not agree. Either a group of humans is taking charge of distributing resources and using violence on others or they are not.

I do not deny empires can improve their economic situation by reducing activity in economics, but that empire will never be as efficient as just ditching empires altogether. What did the French merchants say when the King asked them what he could do to improve trade? Tyye said "lassaiz-faire" or "leave us be", a statement that is true for all of time.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:16:32 2014 No.4956739 >>4956491 AnCap encourages and allows for warlordism

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:21:26 2014 No.4956763 >>4956739 It does not, what we have now is warlordism. I mean, how is Obama anything but a warlord? Warlordism violates the NAP.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:21:57 2014 No.4956766 >>4956731 Then you're placing all of the history of human civilization under socialism, which has only existed for about 150 years.

Anonymous Sat May 31 20:27:21 2014 No.4956789

>>4956763

Reality doesn't really care about your NAP principle. People don't just magically become peace-loving futurist-entrepreneurs when the veil of the state is peeled away. When the provision of law becomes competitive (if it would even get that far) people would go towards the biggest enforcement agencies in order to realistically enforce their claims. You would not go to a small enforcement agency, as it could not enforce your claim against a criminal employing the services of a much larger enforcement agency. The biggest and meanest agencies would then flourish. Thus, warlordism.

Anonymous Sat May 31 20:37:47 2014 No.4956824

>>4956763

And that could only work if we started in a vacuum, but we don't. I mean there's already the Mafia and the MIC who would be waiting in the wings for the dissolution of the state. They would just use their superior networking and access to the means of violence to shove anyone out of whatever 'competitive marketplace' you envision would occur

Anonymous Sat May 31 20:39:28 2014 No.4956833

>>4956603
Australiafag here, and deregulated neo liberal economics is fucking this country up in every conceivable way.

And could use please use the correct definition to the term 'socialist'? Gov regulation has nothing to do with it. None of the places you described are socialist.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:42:20 2014 No.4956844 >>4956833 What has the neoliberal program been in Australia? Just deregulating capital controls, or were there legit trade controls in the past also?

Anonymous Sat May 31 20:47:36 2014 No.4956862

>>4956789

None of this is supported by evidence. Xeer and Brehon Law have been proven to hold up against modern economies. A criminal would not be able to operate. Take assassination. The people running the assassination company would be denied dispute resolution and thus healthcare, rented property and water, since it is in none of those industries interests to fund such activities.

>>4956824

The Mafia is no different from the state. No anarcho-capitalist supports "revolution", instead they support anarcho-capitalsim behavior (such as peaceful parenting, ostracizing statist family memebers ect) spreading through society until there is no need for the state. Anarcho-Capitalism can only happen when the majority agree with it.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:53:20 2014 No.4956883 >>4956603 You now learn that the "eastern bloc" and ex-Yugoslavia has significantly lower tax rates than the rest of Europe.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 20:57:10 2014 No.4956895 >>4956883 Taxes don't mitigate the fact they have a heavily centrally planned economy.

Anonymous Sat May 31 21:25:59 2014 No.4956991

>>4956862

Xeer and Brehon are practiced by sand people whose traditions are more important to them than TV, shopping, and technological society at large. They are small confederalistic networks where social ostracism is effective in ways where it never could be in the international capitalist system.

>>4956895
To what degree in comparison with other modern nation-states?

Anonymous Sat May 31 21:35:14 2014 No.4957024

>>4956991

How so? I'd argue morality is still more important to people than TV. They just need to be convinced of the right morality rather than false idols like democracy and the state. We achieve this by shaming individuals who are are violent, who spank children, who vote for higher taxes and so on.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 21:37:33 2014 No.4957029 >>4956991 In comparison with tax havens. Not stealing your money is always going to be attractive to the wealthy.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 21:43:04 2014 No.4957041 My favourite simple pleasure has to be exploring the city on a cold and dark afternoon with my girlfriend, finding little coffee and tea shops we had no idea existed, then going into them to get something hot to drink to momentarily escape the cold.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 21:45:26 2014 No.4957044 >>4950926 You're me except I don't smoke. I want to be a sportwriter, whether it be for my local paper or ESPN, it matters little to me.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 21:55:14 2014 No.4957077 >>4950926 >>4957044 Which games do patricians play these days?

Anonymous Sat May 31 22:01:13 2014 No.4957099

If I'm really drawn into something I'll often go most of the day without eating.

But when the hunger becomes too strong I prepare a huge meal and sit down with a bottle of coke (love it more than any alcohol, was even bottle fed it as baby). I like to take my time and completely clear my plate, then never eat for the rest of the day.

Also whenever the power went out I'd light a candle and write, preferably in my boxers. But now that I live in Canada it just feels wrong when I turn off the lights and light a candle so my writing hasn't been the same. Looking forward to returning home.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:18:52 2014 No.4957176 >>4956862 >Anarcho-Capitalism can only happen when the majority agree with it. Like every other bullshit utopianism.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:24:58 2014 No.4957204 >>4957176 You mean like every other philosophy. Democracy is based on this idea.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:43:14 2014 No.4957268 >>4957204 No, there are ideologies that don't actually count on the majority of the people simply agreeing with them. See fascists and hard cunt leftists, for example.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:45:23 2014 No.4957276 >>4957099 >even bottle fed it as baby That's terrible. Then again, I had either lucky charms or cap'n crunch for breakfast everyday as a little kid, so it's probably not much better.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:46:10 2014 No.4957279 >>4957268 >/pol/ will never just post on their board

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:49:03 2014 No.4957290 >>4957268 Fascism relies on the majority agreeing. If the majority do not agree, they will revolt.

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 22:49:40 2014 No.4957293 >>4957290 top kek

>>	Anonymous Sat May 31 23:07:55 2014 No.4957367 >>4950169 A good pipe or cigar. Simple, relaxing.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 00:00:41 2014 No.4957476 i enjoy derailing threads about simple pleasures and turning them into some /pol/ bullshit about anarchism and socialism and how they're equally bad but better than democracy in the long term i want to be a prison guard

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 00:02:02 2014 No.4957479 >>4957279 >insecure people will never stop telling everybody different from them to go away

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 00:03:35 2014 No.4957484 >>4955790 I appreciate the kind words. I hope the same for you, assuming you haven't already found peace.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 00:22:09 2014 No.4957544 >>4950577 at least in the suburbs you can go outside. living in the city is pretty much being on house arrest

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 00:23:38 2014 No.4957549 >>4957544 Not if you live in the Bronx or Yonkers or something, people hang out outside all the time

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 00:27:22 2014 No.4957566 >The moment when you deliver a piece verse exactly as you intended >Consequently, I wish someone would pay me to act in Shakespearean tragedies....

Anonymous Sun Jun 1 01:37:54 2014 No.4957742

>>4957544
What are you talking about? In a proper city you can step outside your door and find cafes, shops, parks in walking distance. In the suburbs you have to step onto your driveway, into your cage, drive someplace, find a parking spot in a vast parking lagoon, all in order to get to some generic nowhere. City for the win.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 01:47:07 2014 No.4957761 >>4957077 dark souls 2

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 01:48:24 2014 No.4957766 >>4957761 Patricians have been done with that game since they beat it months ago and realized how absolutely shit everything about the online is

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 03:26:23 2014 No.4958030 >>4950169 shitposting have a life

Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:18:00 2014 No.4958129

>>4950169
I like helping people, politics, pugs, knowledge, and eating/creating new food.

My goal in life is to live minimally and house homeless people (one at a time). I'd try to help them get back on their feet, but if I couldn't, I hope that I'd at least make them feel comfortable, appreciated, and at home.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:26:52 2014 No.4958151 I don't really have any, I pass the time by skyping with friends and listening to music. I really need a hobby, I'm bored all day every day. I just want to be happy.

Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:28:04 2014 No.4958154

>>4950169
>favourite simple pleasures
Drawing, lockpicking, puzzles

>what do you want to do
Current plan is software dev position, followed by own group creation, expansion of business and eventually being able to comfortably sit from a management position gaining cash through funding research projects and patenting the results.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:31:59 2014 No.4958159 There's a rewarding feeling that comes with being able to sneak up on a fully alert cat. Also rain and music.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:35:39 2014 No.4958167 >>4958159 >me so quirky That or you're genuinely retarded. Probably both.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:36:33 2014 No.4958168 >>4954941 Tits or gtfo sweetheart

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:37:31 2014 No.4958169 Getting rained on. I want to become a god.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:40:48 2014 No.4958174 >>4958167 Recently I've been having a good time walking around outdoors with my cat and dog and I managed to sneak up and freak the cat out. She turned to run but bumped right into my dog. It was pretty funny.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:46:45 2014 No.4958188 >>4958174 see >>4958167

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:47:59 2014 No.4958189 >>4958167 >>4958174 Agreed with >>4958188 You're both losers, and probably also grills

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:48:24 2014 No.4958191 >>4950169 >cigars >jagermeister >milky chocolate i.e. when i'm in duty free shop i'm in heav'n

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 04:50:18 2014 No.4958194 >>4957077 We patricians are mostly into World of Warcraft. We're also playing a lot of Runescape 07.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 10:15:01 2014 No.4958810 >>4952520 Best new comfy.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 10:36:58 2014 No.4958852 A well made martini at 5 o'clock.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 10:50:22 2014 No.4958880 >>4956542 Singapore is a developmental state for Christ's sake. The government has intervened in every aspect of the running of the state.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 10:50:30 2014 No.4958881 I really like kissing asses, I mean literally. Also I cannot get through the day without a coffee with every meal. I also want to be a theatre actor and playwright.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 10:52:24 2014 No.4958885 >>4958881 Oh and something I really like is changing my appearance. If I see a hairstyle or beard I think looks interesting I'll try it out. I just love having a buzzcut hairstyle every now and again and a hot shave.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 11:03:15 2014 No.4958916 >>4958881 >drinking coffee with dinner 2 american 4 me

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 11:05:13 2014 No.4958924 >>4958916 I'm English and only have breakfast and lunch.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 11:08:15 2014 No.4958930 >>4958924 >being from the old world >not having beer or wine with lunch

Anonymous Sun Jun 1 11:08:46 2014 No.4958932

>>4950169
Books(mostly about religions and politics and history), music and outdoors.

I'm not actually sure about the second question, I think I wanna be a politician and improve the life of my people, but that would be like taking the cross on my back, and on the other side I might just lose all interest about politics and philosophy and stuff like that and just life a life that would make me happy without any limitations of any kind.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 11:20:34 2014 No.4958960 >>4958932 live a life*

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 11:22:33 2014 No.4958968 >>4958930 I will occasionally, but I have recently dropped 120 pounds so I try to keep the calories on the down low.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 21:13:35 2014 No.4960937 >>4958968 it's hard to fault someone who's lost 120 lbs but only eating two meals a day seems foolish

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 21:41:46 2014 No.4961067 Blow. Being happy.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 1 22:32:20 2014 No.4961302 >>4955825 Magic, cigars, and the midwest life. Mah nigga

>>	MtMattics !!58hTUK7XbfZ Mon Jun 2 09:02:21 2014 No.4962637 >>4950328 He clearly writes, how on earth would that be a woman?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 09:10:19 2014 No.4962648 >>4955825 Just, whatever you do, avoid midwestern cities. Move to rural Wisconsin, where there are endless forests and beautiful rolling hills. Love that part of the drive from Minneapolis to Chicago.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 09:17:49 2014 No.4962661 jesus christ

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:00:18 2014 No.4963014 >>4950556 >needing photographic evidence >not writing a sonnet to the memory

Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:16:38 2014 No.4963043

First and foremost, milkshakes.

A nice brew, milk before tea, two sugars; no milk or sugar if I'm not at home since can't be bothered with those creamer things.

Setting down lines quite late at night, just before I go to bed and editing them in the morning. Also, composing in my head when I don't have any pen or paper and rushing back home to set it down.

Walking the cobbled roads and tiny streets/alleys in Old City.

Zooming by the greenery that lines most of my regional rail line.

Sprawled out on the carpet, listening to my vinyl collection through decent headphones and reading.

Having a cigarette while drinking.

Drinking.

Having 'Before Sunrise' interactions with girls.

Going to the Penn Archaeology Museum.

Running errands in overcast weather.

Looking out on the rolling hill the high school I attended sits on from the floor-to-ceiling window of my local library.

Perusing the used book stores and thrift shops in the area.

Unharried masturbation sessions.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:29:43 2014 No.4963070 File: 155 KB, 1317x2008, hardcunt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Swaggin hard TO swag on my nigga, keep calm and yolo you Filthy bourgeois

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:39:47 2014 No.4963089 File: 35 KB, 346x342, verlaine.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4963070 be a good boy mon cher ami or i'll shoot you in the wrist

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:43:23 2014 No.4963099 File: 41 KB, 546x351, wymmenaintworthnothinkid.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4963089 no pls ;_; U r mah only love bby, only friend, don lve me!!!!!! ;(((( i no got any1 liek u bby ;'(((( plz stay

Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:43:25 2014 No.4963100

>>4950169
>Simple pleasures

Junk food and Pepsi

>Goals

Right now to get fit.

It's not a very good combination.

I go a few days of exercising a tonne and eating less and start to have a crisis as to whether I'll derive more pleasure from being in better shape or eating what I want.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 12:55:30 2014 No.4963121 >>4963089 >rimbaud actually fucked that filthy old drunk op the ass

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 13:04:09 2014 No.4963144 File: 34 KB, 105x469, Rimbaud par .jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4963121 With his long hair, mind you I bet he's a real androgynous qt wearing those locks

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 13:06:26 2014 No.4963153 >>4963144 he wasn't nearly as fucking ugly as they were shagging. Anyway Paulie was one ogly mofo . In primary school one of lads in his school told his mom that paulie looked like "bald chimpanzee" while standing next to him

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 13:12:20 2014 No.4963170 File: 51 KB, 601x800, b_2555_161621.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4963153 Must have hurt that Rimbaud became a badass arms dealer who switched to Ethiopian qts after that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 13:14:35 2014 No.4963181 >>4950169 >What are your favourite simple pleasures? browsing 4chan >Consequently, what do you want to do in your life? stop browsing 4chan

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 13:39:13 2014 No.4963242 >>4963170 >implying he wasn't badass mofo before going to Abisynia

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 14:30:47 2014 No.4963393 >>4963242 Didn't mean to imply that, just that he wasn't a badass arms dealer before that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 22:19:15 2014 No.4965007 >>4963393 Whatever it is, we all agree he was a badass.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 22:26:47 2014 No.4965045 >Simple Pleasures Marijuana and Exercise >Goal Mathematician We'll see how that pans out.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 23:08:02 2014 No.4965210 >>4965007 Yes.

Anonymous Mon Jun 2 23:19:52 2014 No.4965259

Weightlifting
>dat feel when finally hit 250 on deadlift
Like everyone else here, coffee
Writing
Making music
Finishing a book in one sitting

I hope to
>teach English abroad
>finish a novel of some sort
>find someone to share my life with

That's pretty much it

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 23:22:52 2014 No.4965269 what will litcunts do when everyone knows english?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 2 23:25:16 2014 No.4965285 >>4965259 >dat feel when finally hit 250 on deadlift kgs or lbs?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 00:46:29 2014 No.4965565 >>4965285 lbs because America

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 00:52:03 2014 No.4965574 >>4965565 i wasn't sure because 250 kgs or lbs isn't a commonly used milestone 260lbs maybe but 250 just struck me as odd

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 00:53:15 2014 No.4965578 >>4965574 I understand, I've been injured recently so I've just been working up again in slight increments. 250 is strange indeed but that's what I've managed after this time.

Anonymous Tue Jun 3 01:08:42 2014 No.4965627

>sitting on a bench or a table on a busy pedestrian route or at an event like a farmers market and just people watching
>fishing
>Doing something outside in nature (hike or paddle for example)
>Having an in depth conversation with someone about something that is generally irrelevent to anything in particular but just flows with ideas and concepts without any pauses or lulls
>Idly petting my down as she lays down on the floor next to me while I read or watch television

I haven't decided what I want to do with my life. My moods have been very mercurial over 2014. One day Ill wake up and hate my job, another I like it; somedays I want to just move out in the middle of nowhere or to the wilderness and get away from everyone and sometimes I think about just packing up and moving to a new part of the country. I can't think of what mood I'll be in tomorrow, let alone 20 years from now. It's funny: I'm almost 30 and I'm more unsure about my future than when I was a kid

Anonymous Tue Jun 3 01:32:47 2014 No.4965682

i'll keep it simple

context: cloudy city 8/12 of the years, live alone in first floor apartment, so extremely cold every hour

>the mediocre coffee, but nicely hot coffee, i drink every morning with a bread bum
>pizza and beer in lazy sundays
>watching dota 2 replays of a professional carry players farming their lanes exclusively
>drinking a nice liter of water in a go
>lying in bed listening to gangsta rap
>watching chinese cartoons while drinking the mediocre cup of coffee
>eating the factory made sandwiches airlines sometimes give when I travel back home

i find reading to be a chore (yet I still do it often) so I don't find it a pleasure, i also dislike going outside on my own when I have no purpouse out there

Anonymous Tue Jun 3 01:38:47 2014 No.4965698

Simple pleasures? I don't really know. I guess walking down the street to the Mexican restaurant and eating there, alone at sundown. Always a relaxing experience.

My goal is to become a video game developer, and before anyone laughs at this, I want to help bring the medium out of the marginalized shithole it has been trapped in since the beginning.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 01:51:54 2014 No.4965738 a shared joint no clue

Anonymous Tue Jun 3 06:44:56 2014 No.4966513

When I'm writing my stories, I love those moments where my mind is so lost in the worlds i create that the real world no longer exist, everything is so quiet and focused. They only last a minute at most before some of the real world comes back to me but it's one of my favorite things about being alive.
For those brief moments, the world and characters I create are more real than the world that created me.

Also watching animals or insects, of any sort or kind, just doing their own thing. That always makes me happy.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 08:53:55 2014 No.4966728 >>4950169 >>4950169 >What are your favourite simple pleasures? Music, video games, talking > what do you want to do in your life? get a PhD in CS/win a Turing awards

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 08:57:48 2014 No.4966736 File: 4 KB, 82x112, 2014-06-03-06-55-57-1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] All of my pleasures are unknown.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:03:31 2014 No.4966751 >The first zero coke in the morning (pleb as fuck, right?) >Kissing >A hug from a beautiful girl >Reading poetry >Music >Watching a black and white film (they feel comfy as fuck) >Watching clouds

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:06:52 2014 No.4966758 >smelling my girl's perfume as I hug her tiny body >a cup of peppermint tea after dinner >watching netflix under cold covers >a bummed cig from a qt >smoking a joint in a car at night, talking all the way through 3 am

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:15:24 2014 No.4966772 >>4950169 Music, books, cans of coke, conversation about politics, literature or music, raging at talk radio, watching bad tv shows, eating, travelling (posting from hotel room in Indonesia), surfing

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:25:22 2014 No.4966789 I like burying my nose in girls' pubes and inhaling the warm, dry scent of sebum.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:26:54 2014 No.4966792 >>4966758 Eat shit, hipster.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:35:37 2014 No.4966802 listening to lovesliescrushing

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 09:43:24 2014 No.4966810 I have lots of simple pleasures, many of which revolve around my wife (aided by not having kids). But when all is said and done, I probably like zoning out for an hour or two on Robotron:2084 more than anything. Not sure what that means.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 11:48:29 2014 No.4967113 LSD, my cat, and daydreaming

Anonymous Tue Jun 3 11:52:12 2014 No.4967125

>What are your simple pleasures
Reading, writing, video games (when I lack the resolve to do the two former ones) and sitting in public places watching strangers' lives unfold before me.

>What do you want to do in your life
It's pretty obvious, I'd assume.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:14:17 2014 No.4967587 Alcohol and writing, really. I want to be a Professor of Greek and Roman history.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:31:41 2014 No.4967650 All I want in life is to read Finnegan's Wake and completely understand it by myself.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:34:00 2014 No.4967653 Acid. It's more of a hyper complex pleasure than a simple one though I guess. I want to be a fusion of Hunter S Thompson, Alain De Botton, DFW and Jesus

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:36:59 2014 No.4967661 singing/songwriting, video games, MJ, 80s pop with that gives me that transcendent heavenly nostalgic "remember when mom and dad loved me?" feels ala Enya

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:38:35 2014 No.4967669 >>4967653 so a scruffy autistic bodybuilder with a British accent who kills himself?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:40:35 2014 No.4967672 >>4967669 Yes.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:41:22 2014 No.4967676 >>4955551 What does it have to do with Seattle?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:44:19 2014 No.4967687 Skateboarding and music. I hope to steer my life in a direction that will allow me to pursue those interests with as much freedom as possible. Unsure on how to achieve that though

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:45:26 2014 No.4967692 >>4950169 >What are your favourite simple pleasures? talking about myself on the internet >Consequently, what do you want to do in your life? work in admin and human resources

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:46:26 2014 No.4967694 >>4967692 hahahah aha

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:49:14 2014 No.4967700 >Green tea with lemon >masturbation >taking walks when no one is around >finishing a book >showering with a girl after sex

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:49:32 2014 No.4967701 >>4967676 You should learn things.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:53:49 2014 No.4967716 Pleasures >Reading >Surfing >Manga >Local Hawaiian coffee >Walks at night >My plants >Chamomile tea >Watching Arsenal >Running

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:56:05 2014 No.4967722 >>4967694 laugh all you want. I'm living the dream.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 14:59:13 2014 No.4967734 Reading a book with a scotch and something containing nicotine.

Anonymous Tue Jun 3 16:09:32 2014 No.4967967

>Smoking weed/tabaco (when I can I don't like to spend a moment sober)
>Reading
>Math
>Listening to rap music
>French poetry
>Coffee
>Painkillers
>Flirting with cute girls
>Flirting with cute men
>Going for long solitary walks in the middle of the night
>Yoga
>Studying languages
>Hiking
>Picking fruits and nuts off of wild trees in the forest
>Homemade salads
>Waking up before the suns up
>Getting binoculaires and watching people in appartment buildings cook and shower and go around their normal lives
>Playing piano
And so on and so on, I tend to have a lot of free time on my hands so I do a lot of dumb shit for fun. Hope to eventually be a novelist, bank robber, revolutionary, and mathematician. Sort of like Stalin but with more math.

>>4963144
>tfw you'll never fug young Rimbaud
or old Rimbaud for that matter

>>4966736
>Tfw waiting for a guy to show you the pleasures of a normal man

>>4966751
To be honest I only like kissing high, and even then it seems average. I always want to clean my mouth out after kissing someone. Anyone else with me?

>>4965045
My nigga

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 16:53:04 2014 No.4968109 >>4967687 Cutest post itt

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 17:23:38 2014 No.4968216 >tfw no one replies to your post :^(

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 17:35:10 2014 No.4968255 >>4967967 >>Getting binoculaires and watching people in appartment buildings cook and shower and go around their normal lives why did I not think of this. Tell me more about it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 18:37:15 2014 No.4968525 Listening to/making music Reading/Writing Eating Drinking Coffee Drinking Alcohol Smoking cigarettes Studying topics that interest me

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 3 21:00:53 2014 No.4969165 >>4968216 No one replied to mine either, friend.

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