File: Hatarake! Neet.swf-(9.64 MB, 425x255, Japanese)
[_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:02 No.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:04 No.

  >>2352405

  Hell yeah, let's do this. When can I start?

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:08 No.

  This song spoke to me.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:12 No.

  And now is the part i hang my head in shame

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:32 No.

  >Implying I'm neet by choice

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:38 No.

  Well, guess joining the Lions club finally gets me out of this lable

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)00:42 No.

  >>2352414
  Hatarake NEET Saboru na!
  Hatarake NEET nagekuna!
  Hatarake NEET Saboru na!

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)01:34 No.

  >>2352414
  Don't moan, NEET

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)03:08 No.

  >>2352438
  >muh conditions
  >muh emotional stability
  >muh laziness

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)03:50 No.

  I really wish american society actually viewed workers as the gears of society, but somehow this
  is something that we don't do... we used to, back in the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's... but once
  the randian objectivism movement came into being, working hard suddenly became something that was
  looked down upon, and if you worked hard to earn a living and weren't rich, you were scum. Japan
  may actually have done something right.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)03:52 No.

  >>2352449
  They're a good way to make connections for sure.

>> [_] Lemur-kun !o5tbkzPCnA 04/16/14(Wed)03:54 No.

  >>2352455
  dubs
  >>2352555
  trips
  >>2352577
  dubs
  >http://www.infiniteunknown.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/captain-obvious.jpg

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)04:00 No.

  >>2352577
  This. Nothing like putting your all into a role that directly benefits society, ending the day
  tired and sweaty, and being called lazy because you won't go out and get a real job.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/14(Wed)04:17 No.

  I woke up at 3 PM today and this is the first thing I see. Welp.