/overboard/ - Overboard

Holy shit that's a big one, I'm gonna try that one for sure

I liked it when it was about ancient cannibal cults, government conspiracies, death squads and hillbilly yakuza.

the evil satok reveal killed higurashi for me.

>>824 (OP)
it's gonna be shit huh
(t. actual huge fan of the VNs)

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>>1931 (OP)
Inflation wouldn't be as bad since there would have never been forever wars, you can barely buy fast food that fills you up for $5 anymore.

Pirate it

>>1847
They made Jason a simp, in the trailer they were discussing their relationship

I never get tired of seeing these memes.

DENNAL PLAN

>>1086
I see, thanks anon. It'd be something rather simple, more dialogue focused

I can't go online without being turned on, thanks op

>>1420
WTF I just noticed the mother drowning her coffee in sugar too lol.

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From the show, Game of Thrones. Sorry for shitty quality, was a /wsg/ webm, I'll try to look for an HQ version.
It really makes me wonder about loyalty.

>>1898
I liked that one, they really expected him to go down with the king, no matter the consequences

I swear modern wageslavery is 90% of the reason for declining birthrates if you also factor in people not having a stable life and home to raise their kids in when in their most fruitful years. Do away with wageslavery with a shorter workweek (or have a culture where either of the parents stays at home) and make sure that people can own homes in their early 20's so they feel ready for the "next step" in life and all the problems of declining birth rates will likely go away.
People don't want to spend time and money on kids when they don't have enough for themselves. Go figure.

>>1774
When I compare my career to my dad's I just feel sad, he made so much more money back then

>>1191
Heavily-regulated capitalism is the way forward. All this bullshit about taxes and regulations somehow making le wealth creators decide to wageslave in abject penury is completely untrue. I can prove it:

>Low taxes encourage better businesses
Why don't companies founded in the Cayman Islands take off, then? All the successful companies in the Cayman Islands are companies that were founded in countries with normal tax rates, and then moved there. Native Cayman Islanders who actually live there must start their own businesses too, and none of them are globally successful, are they? They don't have their own Facebook, or Amazon, or Uber (all three of which were bankrolled by private equity and did not grow organically, of course).

>Regulations stifle growth
The heavily-regulated capitalism I am calling for is basically democratic socialism, like you see in Denmark and Finland and Sweden and so on. Those countries regularly top the charts as the absolute best countries in the world. This cannot be a coincidence.

>>1776
I'm checking the kissu thread, very interesting discussion ,I have some theories for the current state of 4chan.
Hiro probably doesn't give a fuck so none of the staff can get anything done, and some of the staff might even be actively sabotaging 4chan.
I assume running a website like 4chan has gotten much more difficult in the AI era, we can see the weird bots posting, but who knows what happens behind the scenes, maybe that's why the website is so unstable.

>>1485 (OP)
>giving rapeape your email
BAKA

>>1494
I think I started going on 4chan in 2010, and I'm sure that Captchas were already in place then. I remember noko and I remember not having (You)s, but I don't recall ever seeing Captchas and thinking, "Hey, these are new."