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u/dismantle1 — 5 months ago

[TOMT] [Animation] [2000s-2010s(?)] Dark/Noir 2D animation featuring a depressed woman and a tall humanoid rabbit in a suit.

First, a disclaimer: I might be remembering some parts wrongly, as I was around the age of 7-8 when I saw this, sorries in advance.

I am looking for a specific 2D animation I watched between 2000 and 2012, likely on a Flash animation portal where it was divided into several parts. Though, It could be between 1990-2015 maybe, I'm just stating that I saw it between 2007-2012.

The story features a dark, noir, and deeply depressive atmosphere with muted colors and a realistic but stylized drawing style that isn't typical of anime or cartoons. The main characters are a young woman, roughly 18-26 years old, I remember her more as a teenager but I'm not exactly sure. She was dressed in casual clothes like a sweatshirt and pants.

Second character was a tall (taller then the girl), intimidating humanoid rabbit wearing a suit. This rabbit character has a deep, somber voice and spends the animation talking to the woman, seemingly explaining things to her. I'm not exactly sure or remember whether it was a Humanoid rabbit or a man in tuxedo wearing a white rabbit mask.

I vividly remember two scenes: one takes place in a dark, sewer-like place where they have a conversation, I remember it like, the rabbit was talking to the girl and I resemble it as somewhat depressing. I'm not sure if the rabbit figure was a real person or a imagination in the girls mind.

The other occurs in an empty town where an asphalt road leads directly to a massive cliff and simply stops. In this scene, the girl sits on the edge of the broken road watching a sunset over a canyon-like horizon while the rabbit man stands silently next to her.

There was no violence or gore, just a heavy, dialogue-driven depressive atmosphere as far as I remember. More details I could give is: It wasn't anime style type of animation, it wasn't vivid, lively, I remember it as a more dark & noir, somewhat realistic type of animation. I saw the animation on a Turkish Flash animation site which I assume most likely a reuploaded version of the original animation. If I remember correctly, the dialogues were in English.

Thanks in advance if anyone could help me find what this animation was.

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u/dismantle1 — 5 months ago

Offering: Turkish (Native) & English (Fluent) | Seeking: Modern Greek

Hi, 25(M)

I'm looking for a greek language partner & friend to improve my Greek overall. I've lived in Thessaloniki for some time but never had a chance to make Greek friends thus my Greek is around A1-A2 to B1.

Not looking for some formal lessons or daily mandatory talks. Rather, looking for friendship & language buddy type of stuff, no pressure for anything.

Can talk about anything, can play video games together, watch movies, share memes etc.

I prefer to continue on Text messages for Greek but can do VC for English & Turkish.

Send me a message if interested!

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u/dismantle1 — 5 months ago

Hello everyone.

I hope with this title i don't trigger anyone and i'm not making a mistake.

I wan't to start Etsy POD but I don't know where to start, which category to pick (DTF, t-shirt, wallpaper, poster, sticker, handmade wood work, sewing and embroidery).

I know maybe it's not the right question to ask but let me be clear, I'm not asking for someone else to pick things for me. I just, don't know where to start, how to start, which to pick (how to determine what to pick etc.), how does Etsy work or, how can I learn Etsy Shopping in general.

I'm not looking for "quick ways to be rich" or "here's my 'simple' passive income that creates me 5k $ monthly" type of stuff, i really want to work on this.

I'd be glad for any guidance (I'm not looking for paid courses or something). I'm also open for any videos, channels, posts or text context that could help me.

Last but not least, I know, instead how thinking "how to do, what do to", sometimes best option is just starting without thinking and figuring it out on the way working. But as I stated, as someone with literal '0' experience, I'm just simply asking for a guidance. Thx for reading.

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u/dismantle1 — 5 months ago

Hi everyone

24(M) 

I’m a native Turkish speaker. While I’m already fluent in English (B2-C1), my daily routine doesn't give me much room for active conversation lately, and I’d love to keep my speaking skills sharp.

I'm looking for a native English speaker for casual, regular chats. No formal lessons needed; I’m just looking for someone to keep the language alive in my head.

A little about me: I’m interested in meeting new people. We can talk about just anything, maybe play some video games together or just talk with each other about how our day went. My main goal is to meet new people and maybe make some friends along the way.

Communication & Availability:

I’m open to text messages to keep things casual, or voice chat if we want to focus on speaking.

For time: I’m generally available between 18:00 and 23:00 (GMT+3 / TR Time).

If you’re interested in learning Turkish or just want to have a chat partner, feel free to reach out.

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u/dismantle1 — 5 months ago