Who /dark/ here
In this general, we post things related to living with minimal daylight hours, including tips on how to not go crazy
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>invited
Dark blue
>welcome
blue and light blue
>tolerated
dark green
>ignored
everything else
Finally a thread for me, eh?
bousting to ebik
>tfw pitch dark at 5:30
>tfw living in that little red dot in America
It's currently 24C where I live in fucking November.
interesting thread
not a fan of it getting dark at 4pm and still having like 2 hours of work left desu
subhuman thread
light green
is perfect
Blue reporting in.
light green reporting in, i assume i fall into the everything else category?
Sweden only gets light blue because the sun barely sets in summer. This is a dark fucking country 6 months a year.
>tfw dark when I go to work
>tfw dark when I leave work
that map is bullshit, how would the interior of australia get more sunshine than other areas on the same latitude or longitude?
whoever made this just decided arid areas must get more sunlight for no reason
>This is a dark fucking country
indeed
but they do? if they had cloud cover and thus precipitation they would not be arid
>what is cloud cover
I prefer it being dark or overcast. It feels comfy when you're at work or just at home.
I am a warrior of the night
>dark since 5pm
>before that everything is fucking grey
Atleast no skin cancer...
>post pic from tunisia or something from when a swedish artist drew muhammed as a dog
You're the reason Sup Forums is shit. Pointless fucking blue vs. red posts. It's console-wars tier.
t. I am a Turk.
I haven't seen sunlight for days
Now that I think about it
wh*tes
It might be the greco-turk "I am greek" guy. He's been shitting up threads all day with his autism.
I am a Greek, not a german.
I post the truth.
I actually enjoy this, no one can see me. It feels so great to smoke a FAG (shoutout to brit boiz) outside in dark and snow.
Thats from solar shit. Nordic girls are crazy for that for some reason even tho 99% of them cant pull dark skin off
>tfw 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night
>we get as much daylight here as southern France