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>>326365 (OP) 
>Half strawberry half mint chocolate chip
Way to ruin the mint chocolate chip

>>326374
who's this girl? she's cute

>>326382
Yuko from Machikado Mazoku

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>>326365 (OP) 
>Do you talk to yourself anon?
Only if nobody is around to hear it. Unfortunately this has spread to me doing it in public when I think nobody is hearing, which doesn't always reflect reality.
>What do you talk about?
Just whatever's on my mind, things going around me etc.

And for the inevitable faggot that will ask about it, yes, i have an internal monologue. Fun to have an external one, though.
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>>326383
Shamiko is very cute!

>>326365 (OP) 
All the time. I have to make sure I don't forget how to talk.

kinda, the def of talking changes from discipline to discipline so the law requires i say no, but I have heard this called talking to a duck, speaking out loud, I assume as an homage to nikola tesla and his fascination with pigeons, but i digress; I believe this habit is helpful.  The part of the brain that connects your right and left lobe, i assume, is less than 15% of your brain's mass, so getting more brain power on a problem increases the chances of cross talk between wires/nerons. My understanding of the brain is a sparking poorly insulated conductor that just has enough insulation for some of your electrical pulses, like your heartbeat, to not regularly short circuit.

>>326521
>but I have heard this called talking to a duck
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging This? I'm guessing that it applies to other things and not just code.

>Do you talk to yourself anon?
Yeah, it's a good to way to remind things or learn new stuff. Mostly it's just thinking loudly.
> And do you do so in English even if you are ESL?
Sometimes, just for practice. The goal is to get a acceptable accent, eventually.
>>326498
You may be kidding, but when I became too isolated my voice disappears. After a social event my vocal cords hurts a little just because I talked just a hour or two. I'm an autistic who likes to isolate myself but I tend to talk a lot near people, never asked for this weird combo.
It may look retarded but now I "warm up" before going to some events to fix it.

>>326557
I was not kidding, you are right. I have the same problem, I see people only rarely, so my voice is not strong when I try to talk, and I lose it fast.
In extremity you can forget how to make the sounds. There was a man in Spain who was literally raised by wolves in the forest for some years when he was young. When he was found, he still remembered how to understand Spanish but he forgot how to say the words himself.

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>>326524
ya, ohh its from a book, where someone carries around a duck to explain problems in different terms ... do jeep owners code?

>>326691
Probably not, though like code moneys they do often have a rather large collection of thigh high socks.

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>>326757
thoughtless whores leaving their clothes around.