Normie Watching

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Thanks for this OP, I like watching street cams, periscopes and using google earth to explore the world.

It makes me feel like I'm going places.

>>36478629
this is a good thread, OP. keep spamming these on the weekends. its pretty entertaining

>>36478768
I didn't realise it until I read your post, but I do this for the same reason. I'm living vicariously through these confident young people.

If you missed last thread, the prank we were discussing is a twist on an old classic.

>find pizza delivery place near sloppy joes
>tell them to bring it to the guy "stood outside sloppy joes"
>tell them to call out for "bane"
>sit back and watch the delivery guy saying "BANE?" on camera, and getting confused

I derive pleasure from watching wagies work

>It's a friday night in los angeles and you're mopping the floors

http://www.insecam.org/en/view/386187/

>>36479217
Cool site.

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>>36478629
I watch these to learn how to dress

>>36479418
A lot of them seem to dress like they're in GTA V.

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>>36479340
We use to have threads about them, anyone else remembers beastman? Some people say he's the one that stabbed a bunch of old people in Japan but I don't know.


I wish the quality on some of these cams were better, because you can get some pretty wallpaper-worthy screenshots from them.

also this
http://www.insecam.org/en/view/351020/

would be far better if we could get a clear image of her soles.

bomb threat plz ty

i want to watch them look for it

>>36479683
I think they'd cut the camera feed. Either to stop any terrorists using them to pick their moment to detonate, or as a result of cutting power to the building. Would they cut the power? Actually, I can't see why they would, it might trigger the bomb and wouldn't help in any way.

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WE'VE BEEN RUMBLED

SHUT IT DOWN

I wish I could get into the minds of normies, I wonder how they work on a mental level.

>>36479764
>get a bomb threat
>better all the power off and turn off the security cameras so everyone explodes in darkness and there's no video evidence

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Is he, dare i say, perhaps, /ourguy/????? ???? ????

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>>36480363
heres another angle on him. ... ... .

Party like a rock
party like a rock star

>>36480154
Imagine if you could go outside right now, as you are, and the way you looked, smelled, acted, made hardly any difference to how self conscious you were. Look weird? No big deal, who cares what others think? Smell bad? Whatever, they can deal with it until I get a shower.

Imagine if you saw someone on the street or at a bar, and you'd never spoken to this person before, yet you could approach them and start talking to them about any subject as though you knew them. You could do this with full eye contact, with a genuine human connection, and you'd feel little, if any, anxiety.

Imagine if everyone you met was a potential long term friend, if you could see yourself from other people's point of view without that knot in your stomach, without any cringe or disgust. You could see yourself next to anyone else in a mirror, and feel at ease, as their equal. Imagine if everything was right with the world, and all that mattered was how you, and your friends and family, felt right now. That's what it's like in the mind of a normie.

t. used to be one

>>36478629
I'll never understand how this is appealing at all. Being cramped in a small space with music so loud you can't even hear yourself think just so you can get some drinks.

I'd much rather drink at home where its nice and quiet. Its also a lot cheaper too.

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>>36481007
People generally either go to meet strangers, specifically those of the opposite sex. Or they go to show off to strangers how cool they and their friends are, to get that ego boost. Or they go to these places because they feel a sense of belonging in a crowd, like with sports fans at a stadium. Or, in my case, they go out becqause they feel like they should be social. Their friends are dragging them out, promising a "good time," and they're just going with the flow to avoid being braded antisocial.

The fundamental factor in every case is the other people. So many times I would've preferred to sit in an empty bar and drink just with my mates, but they complain that the place is dead, they want to find a packed club. I always eneded up like pic related. Stood awkwardly by myself, surrounded by strangers I had no interest in, while my friends all went off to try to pull.

>>36480723
how did it end

did you get shocked into wokeness

>>36482411
No, there was no one event that crippled me, it was a gradual transition, with multiple factors. I think it was dormant in me from my (tough) childhood, I was always a loner bookworm. But abusive "friends" at school, long periods of time alone (books and video games instead of socialising), drugs and alcoholism, followed by declining, sometimes horrific, living conditions (10+ years NEET with little to no income), emotionally abusive housemates, and then the discovery of 4chan... Drugs that were prescribed for my depression made me schizophrenic (I sometimes hear voices now). Rock bottom was a suicide attempt after 6 months of living completely alone, without electricity or an income.

It sounds like a downward spiral, and it was for a long time, but I eventually got a stable income on disability benefit. A major factor in my (partial) recovery was cutting a lot of so-called friends out of my life. I started taking better care of myself and my living quarters these last few years. I got a handle on my drinking, learned to accept myself for the most part, and got a good flat, even got the internet. I'm still NEET, but now I'm in a good place, made all the better by having those bad experiences. I don't take anything for granted. I feel a little gratitude from simply turning a light switch on.

I don't think anyone can completely recover from decades suffering from such a poor, self-destructive lifestyle. I still spend 99% of my time hiding from the world, and can be overwhelmed with anxiety at the thought of going outside. But every now and then, the first thing to hit me when I wake up isn't regret that I woke up.

>>36482910
Okay, but are you a virgin?

>>36483022
Nope, though it's been a long time since. From ages 17 to about 27, I was socially awkward, an alcoholic, and hugely preferred my own company. But I moved out at 17 and was blessed with good looks, physical fitness, musical ability, and a lot of party animal friends. I was dragged out clubbing like the normies on this webcam about 3-4 times a week and played in a bunch of different bands. I met plenty of women and had a place to bring them back to. I could've been getting laid 24/7 if I'd had the confidence and skill.

I've never had an actual girlfriend, but I've had sex more than once. It's massively overrated.

Check out this smooth operator with the hat.