/eh/ - Particularly uninteresting conversation

John Smith ## Mod ## 12/11/23(Fri)22:44 No. 38299 [Reply] Locked

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Welcome to /eh/

Where everything is just... eh...

/eh/ is not for crying, /rnb/ is for crying.

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John Smith ## Mod ## 12/11/23(Fri)22:46 No. 38300

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The music is from the Tenpenny Tower lobby in Fallout 3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFJKlwiYhnU

John Smith 26/03/20(Fri)23:18 No. 49405 [Reply]

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Dear John,

Nothing really seems to continue being interesting of late. It appears life has lost its thrill, and that everything in it of magnitude is much smaller than at first glance. So, is this the way that life is supposed to be? Perhaps you feel the same way.

Anytime,

John

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John Smith 26/03/25(Wed)21:28 No. 49411

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>>49406

Please try some cheese with holes in it.

John

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John Smith 26/04/03(Fri)05:30 No. 49418

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>>49411
I bought Swiss cheese today. I was supposed to make turkey Reubens but I forgot to buy the rye bread.

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John Smith 26/04/03(Fri)09:50 No. 49419

>>49418

Yesterday I kept making Swiss cheese and tomato grilled sandwiches.
I regret nothing.

John Smith 23/04/28(Fri)11:30 No. 48655 [Reply]

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Hi John,

Are you the same John from the old days? I like to check in on you occasionally. It used to be once every six months, but I realise this is probably the first time in six years. I remember when we spent every night talking.

Anyway John, I hope you're well. I have fond memories of that book about not doing drugs, and of course Pepsi.

Forever yours,
-John.

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John Smith 23/08/14(Mon)17:10 No. 48706

>>48699
irony is, doesnt Europe introduce alcohol to kids under controlled settings?

I hear people are less likely to be alcohilic when theyre introduced to alcohol under family settings with high dilution.

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John Smith 24/04/08(Mon)23:15 No. 48895

The globalists have absolutely covered all the bases.

Americans say the answer to tyranny is term limits, but term limits are useless when the elections are rigged.

Americans think the USA would be a free country if there were no electronic voting machines, but Canada doesn't have electronic voting machines and Canada is still a police state.

Americans say mandatory voting means freedom, but Australia has mandatory voting and is also a police state.

A Constitutional Convention won't work because if the elites don't follow the Bill of Rights now then why would the ruling powers obey a new Constitution?

The only realistic options Americans have today is to drop out, move to a small town, and buy guns, ammo, gold, and food and wait for everything to collapse.

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John Smith 26/04/02(Thu)12:27 No. 49417

Hi John,

OP John here - I'm back again. My wife and three year old daughter are both asleep and I thought I'd have a fun look online before going to bed myself.

I was mildly surprised to see that this thread is still here. I always get a small smile when I see that 7chan still exists. I remember making it, though would have guessed it was closer to one year ago than three.

I don't think anything major has changed in my life since creating this thread. I am just getting older. I try to eat well and exercise. My life is objectively better in every way than it used to be, but I still feel bittersweet about staying up all night refreshing image boards.

Do you miss the old web, John? The Internet feels so small these days and with all the creativity sucked out of it.

Take care of yourself, John.

Yours, always and ever,
John.

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John Smith 26/01/14(Wed)15:42 No. 49365 [Reply]

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John,

I find myself growing more and more disillusioned with my homeland. I truly am optimistic that things will improve for the common people eventually, but I think that it will happen *much* later than my own life, and that for now we're headed toward a truly miserable period of history.

I've been pondering what I should do about it. The debate I've had in my head has ultimately come down to a question of "fight or flight." After a lot of thinking, I've come to the unfortunate conclusion that I have to stay here and do my best to make a positive change from within the country, even if that means having a much more difficult life in the long run. I'm a professional artist and musician--it may be some lofty sense of pride or honor, but I feel like I'd be betraying the professions' thousands of years of history if I just ran off to somewhere quieter or safer instead of doubling down where civil unrest actually resides. Times like these are the entire reason we exist in the first place, after all. The people here are mentally sick right now, and they're in more dire need of art and abstract/critical thinking than anyone else on the planet.

The realization that I feel so strongly about staying, working and possibly one day *fighting* in this country has been difficult to digest, the past couple weeks. I feel energized and depressed about it, at the same time.

I figured I'd write you about these preliminary thoughts I've been having, and maybe write again later when I've figured a few more things out for myself. I'm curious also, what does resistance / revolution mean to you, where you live? Does your country have a similar kind of strife going on, or are things quieter for you? Write me back, and either way I'll send another letter in a while.

Best,
John

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John Smith 26/01/30(Fri)01:46 No. 49378

I had a dream akin to this the other ni..

er wait,.

that wasn't me. nvm

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John Smith 26/02/01(Sun)18:43 No. 49380

>>49365

Dear John,

The picture looked to interesting, this made me say mean things and not read the massive long text.
Some told me later that it really belonged on /civ and that the OP knew better. This is how totally uninteresting be awake is now.
It would be nice if it could only go back to being particularly uninteresting.
Well I hope this particularly uninteresting post helps, although it doesn't matter really does it.

As ever

Yours John

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John Smith 26/04/01(Wed)05:09 No. 49416

John, do you suffer from main character syndrome or some form of psychological masochism?

Why do you feel that staying in the same room as chaos is a test of virtue?

John Smith 25/04/18(Fri)16:16 No. 49116 [Reply]

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What was your last dream about? Please keep it mundane.

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John Smith 26/03/26(Thu)23:43 No. 49412

>>49409
John,

Sometimes I feel the need to pee in my dreams, then when I actually do pee in my dreams I wake up worried that I peed in real life. Luckily it hasn't happened yet.

Thanks,

John

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John Smith 26/03/30(Mon)01:39 No. 49413

Dear John,

Going up and in lifts, getting out different floors in different buildings. Then someone was had a mask on and well I was already in a bad mood. So hit him knocking the mask off. Which then lead to some crazy things about cut disc of metal for DJ turntables.
Then back into the lifts.
I was glad to wake up.

All the best

John

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John Smith 26/03/30(Mon)01:47 No. 49414

Dear John,

Sorry I forgot to mention I got sexaul assaulted by a Succubus. Early in the week.
I did get away from the Succubus. That's not the point though. You should just be able to have bland dull dreams, with no interruptions.

John

John Smith 22/09/25(Sun)18:12 No. 48351 [Reply]

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Dear John

That will probably last time to say the word cheese
So there I've said it
Stay free John

Regards
John

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John Smith 26/01/26(Mon)22:07 No. 49372

>>49331

Dear John, I have gone back to buying cheese with holes in it, like the the cheese in cartons.
I guess this where I'm at. I'm ok with it.

All the best

John

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John Smith 26/02/16(Mon)23:27 No. 49392

Dear John,

There was no cheese with holes in it.
So I brought some cheese without holes in it.

Hope your well

John

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John Smith 26/03/20(Fri)08:02 No. 49404

Hello John,

I just thought I'd share with you that I've very recently remembered cheese (with holes in) and tomato sandwiches.

Hope you're doing well

John

John Smith 26/02/04(Wed)23:18 No. 49385 [Reply]

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Dear John,

Waiting at a bus stop. Maybe we will there one day. Then maybe not.

Best regards

John

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John Smith 26/03/10(Tue)21:56 No. 49401

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I can go days and not even notice the lack of traffic

John

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John Smith 26/03/10(Tue)22:16 No. 49402

>>49401
It makes it cosier this way

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John Smith 26/03/12(Thu)16:33 No. 49403

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>>49402

Yes, nothing better than stretching out and letting the world turn. Being comfortable is a good thing.
Maybe more important than wether the bus stop is actually still on any bus route.

Best regards

John

John Smith 26/02/27(Fri)14:32 No. 49398 [Reply]

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you guys ever wanna go to Portugal?

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John Smith 26/02/27(Fri)14:49 No. 49399

>>49398
Been there done that. I ate some chocolate from my friend's cupboard and was high for like 3 days lol.

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John Smith 26/02/27(Fri)18:33 No. 49400

>>49398

When I was there no one talked about Trump, Ukraine, trans rights. In fact there were no normal old pride flags. There was a few gay couples and no one seemed to care, certainly no one was nasty to them. There no charity shops, just second hand shops. It was lovely. To get away from retard first world virtue signaling problems. Every was polite and kind. I left/drop my phone both times some came up to me and smiled and gave it back to me.
Worse places to be, that's for sure.

John

John Smith 26/02/22(Sun)02:04 No. 49394 [Reply]

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Hi John,

Please enjoy this picture of some parsnips. Consider posting or talking about vegetables or fruits while you're here.

Best regards,

-John

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John Smith 26/02/24(Tue)01:10 No. 49395

Dear John,

It just so happens I really love well roasted parsnips.

Best regards

John

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John Smith 26/02/24(Tue)02:22 No. 49396

>>49394
Hi John

Yes that is parsnips

Best regards

John

P.S. again best regards, John

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John Smith 26/02/24(Tue)03:02 No. 49397

Never thought about parsnips. I think I'll try some. Thanks!

John Smith 25/11/25(Tue)05:51 No. 49326 [Reply]

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Hi John,

Recently, I saved a picture of this moose. I don't remember where I saved it from or why I saved it. I guess that's it. Thanks.

Sincerely,

John

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John Smith 25/11/25(Tue)12:14 No. 49327

You did well, John

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John Smith 25/11/25(Tue)23:27 No. 49328

There are moose where I live.

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John Smith 26/02/15(Sun)20:46 No. 49391

I prefer where they shoot beautiful deers.