A Nemesister's NEET Blog

A blog about me. Anime and Games, or rather Elsword Online. I am a top tier Code Nemesis pilot. Got 99 nerfs but my breasts ain't one!

[psych2go]

If you like psychology factoids, follow me at @psych2go.

[lustyhearts]

No, the Zimbardo's prison experiment defined the change in behavior rather than personality. Personality is still iffy in the Psych community as it falls in the ever so famous nature vs nurture debate, but what is observed is a change in behavior based on assume roles and that neither proves nor disproves personality as innate.

[elsword-confessions]

[lustyhearts]

Somehow, I really want to get hit by a metal pipe right now.

[the-future-now-deactivated20170]

Using a series of sensors, Dua’s bot detects when a person is about to run into something and beeps to them. The project took her a total of four days to build. Her prize is every Marvel fan’s dream.

Follow @the-future-now​

[topazandteal]

This is great for people who, for whatever reason, are unable to have a dog.

[lustyhearts]

Wait, what if it's is a ledge?

[little-dragon-ryuu-deactivated2]

I did a thing and that happened,

[lustyhearts]

I can relate to this on a personal level

[gegogrgigagigbgsgogng]

Glass and lace study, 2014 (ft. icicles and ns novelty pieces) 

[lustyhearts]

Novelty pieces my butt, that's a dildo!

[alicethinks]

april 5 // taking notes for asian american history - I can’t believe so much of this is left out in american history taught in high school YIKES anyway this week is super busy!! v nervous about upcoming interviews and networking sessions for business organizations ;u;

[lustyhearts]

I don't know, dodging taxes and sneaking into the country aren't really something my peeps are really into admitting. Better lay low, you know?

[elsword-confessions]

there’s no such thing as a professional asura player.

Submitted by Anonymous.

[lustyhearts]

Actually, there is no such thing as a professional elsword player. In fact, KoG's job is to rob you of your salary, not provide it.

[moved-to-orpheyon-deactivated20]

Combine your chinese zodiac and astrology sign to make your true fursona

[eternally-a-dreamer]

i still hate this post so much. i’m an ox and a taurus. i’m a bull bull. i’m so fucking annoyed oh m y go d

[nerdy-bttm]

I’m a horse centaur. So I have a horse body with the top half another horse

[virenisgreen]

im a pig and a scorpio

that’s just nasty

[lustyhearts]

Given my Chinese heritage + Ox zodiac + Taurus Astrology Sign, can I say I'm a red bull with extra taurine?

[micdotcom]

Watch: Viral clip shows a woman in genderless clothing being ejected from a ladies’ bathroom by the police.

[yarking]

I saw this tagged as transphobia and while the laws and atmosphere that surrounds this is very much grounded in transphobia, I think it’s worth mentioning that that’s a cis woman.

So you know.

Fucking thanks, TERFs. Aren’t you glad bathroom laws trying to prevent “men” from entering the ladies room has caused two male police officers to eject cis women from the bathroom already? Since that’s the only women you care about maybe you might actually spend longer than .5 seconds thinking about possible fucking reprocussions of this shit now.

[rifa]

TBH this is gonna be the first step towards these laws getting repealed ok

[ooh-sluggie]

but the male police officers are allowed in the womens bathroom? ok……

[orbsdotorg]

It’s fucking infuriating knowing the reason these laws are gonna get repealed is that cis people might get caught in the crossfire.

[lustyhearts]

But the real question is... Why is a male police in there? What purpose did he come in for? Unless he's abusing his job rights, one can only assume that he was just doing his job after a complaint was filed to a police station by someone in the bathroom prior to the incident. Is there more to this story?

[tsuzurunest]

”蒼葉 (1/7 native)” 2016/Apr/24 　アニメイトAKIBAカルチャーズZONEにて撮影

[lustyhearts]

His nipple looks like a pimple >:0

[fuckyeahcomicsbaby]

[i-am-but-a-humble-frenchfry]

@nosetriangle for your project if you want

[lustyhearts]

Surprised such a liberal state like California is in danger... Or am I missing something here?

[confessions-of-an-animangaholic]

Art By: x

“I will fight anyone who says Madoka is a useless crybaby.”

[lustyhearts]

Hello! I'd have to agree.Technically speaking, that was kinda her for 9 of the 12 episodes where she not only inadvertently became one of the main reason's for Mami'a death but nearly killed her best friend as well. With her naive views of storybook heroes, she also inspired Kyouko to charge into her death for Sayaka's sake. To be honest, if Madoka wasn't as pure as she is, I would relate her actions to a sociopathic puppet master (kyubey). Of course, I merely say this due my love of dark irony. Personally, these attributes are really what bolsters my affection for my goddess. Her flaws are what makes her "human" despite being a "2D" entity. Perhaps you might agree as well. Her neuroticism leads to some great character development, no? :P

[lustyhearts]

America: our education system needs to improve!

American education: we need another standardized test and more homework!

Finland: actually, we became one of the worlds' best education systems by getting rid of homework and standardized tests - also, we pay our teachers better than you.

China: same

Belgium: same

American education: better make it two more standardized tests.

[englishlit-chic]

April 1st • The mess looks pretty tbh. Three days for my exam 💪🏼

[lustyhearts]

I spy with my little eye... A nipple!

[kiaayomahkwa]

Hmm, I don’t think my model came out right. Who do I call to get this sorted out? I think I might have gotten ripped off.

[lustyhearts]

Paint it. Kotobukiya models are usually plain until you add details

[skynohoshi]

[lustyhearts]

I’m not sure who should be offended, Trump or fans of SAO.

[dancinginthepourinrain]

“Among other things, you’ll find that you’re not the first person who was ever confused and frightened and even sickened by human behavior. You’re by no means alone on that score, you’ll be excited and stimulated to know. Many, many men have been just as troubled morally and spiritually as you are right now. Happily, some of them kept records of their troubles. You’ll learn from them—if you want to. Just as someday, if you have something to offer, someone will learn something from you. It’s a beautiful reciprocal arrangement. And it isn’t education. It’s history. It’s poetry.”                                                                                  - J. D. Salinger

[lustyhearts]

Nah, really? What I got was this: A story about an SJW with extreme negativity bias getting his ass handed to him as penitence for hubris, homophobia and the worst sin of all: under aged drinking. Legend has it that his survival brought upon a new age of saltiness through a social media app called tumblr.

[dancinginthepourinrain]

Oh, I had forgotten Tumblr is full of pedantic people who feel the need to tell you what you can and can’t like. Holden Cauldfield surely is a pain in the ass and I do not agree with many of the things he says but that doesn’t mean I can’t enjoy a book written by one of the greatest American writers. And yeah, I’m sure people wouldn’t be talking about this classic if it weren’t for this site full of pretentious people. Sure, Jan.

[lustyhearts]

Oh please, “pedantic people who feel the need to tell you what you can or can’t like?” Either I caught you on a bad day or perhaps this is your own way of portraying Caulfield’s tendency to have one sided debates. I’ll just add that I do enjoy the book. It’s BECAUSE of my enjoyment of the book that I find joy in picking fun at it’s characters. Depending on how you look at it, the Catcher in the Rye is a great comedy rather than what most overly pretentious welps would call it as a “deep and engaging story of a misunderstood kid and what not. But to hell with that. What do I know about you other than the fact that you also waste your days away on social media?

[dancinginthepourinrain]

Well, you are right: you do not know anything about me nor about how I interpret the book whatsoever so, why did you feel the need to comment on my post in the first place? I just don’t get it. I’ve never said anything like “oh, he’s so misunderstood poor thing i can relate so much blah blah blah.” And even so, it would’ve been my opinion and you should’t try to attack my post. Everyone has their own opinions. So get over yourself because as far as I know you’re wasting your time on this site as well.

[lustyhearts]

It’s obviously that you still do not have a sliver of an idea of  what I am trying to convey. Do not take this as an attack on a book you enjoy. Nor take it as an attack on your credibility. Rather, take my statement at face value as another interpretation on the book. If you agree, then give me a gold star. If not, (which I was hoping for) then counter with an argument of your own (and free of slander, please). What I was aiming for was a debate on the book, not on ethics. I chose you since I was under the impression that you were as sophisticated and sarcastic as the book itself. I thought it might lead to an interesting conversation to kill time with, but I guess I was wrong. Perhaps at this point, it’s too late, unless you’d like to reconsider. With all else said and done, I’m sorry for bothering you. Perhaps it’s better for me to visit a cafe with seniors to chat about literature and such. At least they are open enough for debate.