Justice Minister Moro resigned. He is immensely popular and was doing a good job. There have been high-profile arrests and in 2019 the number of murders dropped by 10 thousand compared to the previous year, a decrease of a fifth. This is a result of many factors: in the Northeast cooperation among cartels reduced violence, but the reduction happpened in other states. Legislation wasn't a factor as there was next to no real change in this regard. He retains much prestige despite the scandal with his leaks, eternal hate from the left due to being Lula's nemesis and repeated disempowerment of the anti-corruption struggle by Congress and the Supreme Court. What caused this was Bolsonaro's elimination of Federal Police director Maurício Valeixo, who had been picked by Moro. In his final address he noted that: -There was no legitimate reason for this as he had been effective in his post -This was a violation of the promise Bolsonaro made upon naming him Minister, that he'd have freedom to handle subordinates -Bolsonaro also intends to replace a subordinate of the director, the Rio de Janeiro superintendent, and possibly other superintendents, which goes against his spirit of giving autonomy to subordinates -A replacement now would create confusion and harm the Federal Police's functioning -Bolsonaro personally told him this was a political choice
Why political? He did not say this straight, but what everyone says is that it was to protect Bolsonaro's sons from investigation, and hence why the Rio de Janeiro superintendent is also involved. Their corruption accusations are petty for Brazilian standards but what's bigger are accusations they might be tied to militias. As always Bolsonaro's sons are his priority. This behavior doesn't come out of nowhere as he has few contacts in Brasília, having lived his career in the sidelines, and many reasons to be distrustful. Moro isn't someone he has a reason to distrust but his sons still came first.
>>41801 That explains how Deutsch Tamás - our sport minister during the first Fidesz government, 1998-2002 - managed to get that seat. Maybe I can have a shot.
>>42159 So they don't have a helicopter pad at the white house they just have those three concrete circles for the wheels it seems, very clever if they can manage to land on it like that, it looks like maybe they can't quite though.
Nie rozumiem tylko, skąd się wzięły te zdjęcia, skoro ja nie byłam w posiadaniu tych zdjęć. Nie miałam ich ani w telefonie, ani na żadnym nośniku" - przyznaje radna Porozumienia.
Szarzyńska powiedziała, że zgłosiła sprawę na komendzie w Mogilnie i dołoży wszelkich starań, żeby winny został odnaleziony i ukarany. Dodała także, że osobiście nie zna Marka Suskiego.
Jednak w rozmowie z dziennikarzami "Gazety Wyborczej" Szarzyńska przyznała, że upublicznione na profilu Suskiego zdjęcia są jej autorstwa. – To są moje prywatne zdjęcia sprzed sześciu, siedmiu lat. Dawno temu miałam je w komórce. Nikomu ich nie pokazywałam, nigdzie ich nie udostępniałam - powiedziała.
Ewa Szarzyńska jest wiceprzewodniczącą rady miasta w Mogilnie. W wyborach samorządowych w 2018 roku startowała z listy Prawica Ziemi Mogileńskiej. Ubiegała się też o fotel burmistrza Mogilna.
The previous thread is at 499 posts, on the brink of autosage. So I open up a new one, because I have a thing to discuss as well with Bernd. But first thing first.
Finally I wanna watch these in their entirety, a series of Japanese films from the 70s The Yakuza Papers or Battles Without Honor And Humanity - which is also the title of the very first one. I think the first five (what I'm planning on consuming) cover one full story, based on an OG yak's memoirs, published in a newspaper first. Then they made another three in the 70s, all standalone, and three more, two of them in this millennia. They are in a certain subgenre of yakuza movies, which were fresh breeze at that time with their more realistic narrative and breakup with the "honorable samurai" romanticism of the previous era. They are also filmed in a documentary style, with handheld shaky cameras, and sometimes they even timestamp certain events as the movie plays - as far as I can tell based on the first one which I seen (but will rewatch).
>>42150 >I dunno about subtitles though. Oh yeah finding those two films on the internet is not a problem at all. I did a search for english subtitles at one point just so I could share those with Bernds but unfortunately I have failed and given up. I've you manage to do that I'd love to hear about it.
>>42151 Yeah, I searched a little too. It seems there really aren't any.
In other news, I watched Onyx Equinox recently. It's pretty impressive in how it presents the material culture of Mesoamerica completely accurately and without lumping the cultures together (it might be one of a kind in this respect actually). The non-material culture is pretty spot on as well, although the gods can act out of role at times. The plot is ass during the first half of the show, but it gets much better later. There's also bobs and vagene and even benis. Overall breddy gud.
There was no Kohlzine on October because Casey was hidden. But now we are back, even more autistic than ever and featuring some illustrations by Russian bernd.
We are waiting for your OC and text (any content, really) submissions on our mail: [email protected] If KC doesn't die by then, lucky #13 will be our ANNIVERSARY issue, so expect lots of quality content(well it depends on your input too, kinda), KC posters, copypastas and more.
>>42120 >>42120 >Yes I understand, this board itself is visited by users from various countries. Well ok. >Ъес, И'м аваре. Ит вас йоке Църиллик. Фром упперцасе Латин чарацтерс. You wrong, It will be correct: Йес, Ай эм эварэ. Ит ваз джоук кириллик. Фром апперспейс латин карактерс. Бугага.
It's not my problem. It's yours. kek Итс нот май проблем. Итс ёрс. кек
>>42149 Potentially awesome. Sometimes not easy to communicate with these fellas. Get him for example, he joked around, a bit rudely - nothing I couldn't take -, but now I'm wondering if maybe I hurt his ego with calling him a pussy. I might never know. But his meow just boggling the mind, where that came from? Btw his picrel here >>42135 is very helpful in general, I recommend using it. Our local Russian already explained difference somewhere, so we are enlightened.
This will be a review after the post-last one. Since Reload should have been the last one. I do not listen much Death Magnetic, I can't recall tunes after I reading the titles, with a couple of notable exceptions. Hetfield sings in a higher pitch he used to, like falsetto or something. I've problems with The Unforgiven over 9000 (with Roman numerals: MCCIↃↃↃ), I wish they would stop with this (although this one might be better than the II). But this album is more of a "back to the roots" than St. Anger, although the sounding feels similar. But they have normal drums and solos. And more thrashy than just edgy. New face: Rick Rubin the producer of this, and Robert Trujillo is manning the bass - on the previous album both was Bob Rock. From what I read while they played under the direction of Bob Rock, they recorded more in experimental, improvisational fashion, making decisions on the fly, but with Rubin, they sat down first to talk it through, learn the mostly ready songs, and go to the studio and record material, leaving the writing out of there. The tracks do seem more whole, and not some ill fitting patchwork. Credits I dunno who gets what and how much, I read all the band members participated in writing their shit. The End of the Line - because why not. All Nightmare Long - this one I remember and like. Suicide and Redemption - I like this very very much. Instrumental. Reminding me of NFS 3: Hot Pursuit soundtrack. Great. Cyanide - This is a quite ok one, the rest of the songs meh, compared, although most has enjoyable parts, wouldn't wrote them off.
In 2016 they released their 10th album, the Hardwired... to Self-Destruct, which I have not listened yet (only one song I think, maybe came out as a single before the album, I dunno). Maybe I'll give it a listen and give a reaction/review of it on the next occasion. Ofc I'm gonna buy it otherwise Lards will sue my ass.
Very thick sound. The kick drum can be heard perfectly. It's like there would be a giant hollow in the track when it isn't going, the bass is so separated from the higher pitched lines, which don't seem to have that much of a body. I don't care for Hetfield's vocals, too monotonous, and I hear (as with the previous two albums) some/lot autotune here and there. No soul in that. Anyway, this copy I got consists of three disks, the first two essentially the album itself, a double one at that, six songs each CDs. New producer, Greg Fidelman, I dunno if that counts in this case, he was there to mix Death Magnetic, so I assume he is more of a tech guy. The music was basically written solely by James and Lars. Trujillo is credited at one. - Now That We're Dead - It caught me with the first one and half minute. Much hard rock in there, let's call it very hard rock. Some nice groovy parts too. - Halo on Fire - just because the outro of the song, how it turns into that solo. Otherwise I dunno. - Confusion - the first riff, after the intro, catchy as fugg. - Am I Savage? - I am, man, yes I am. Funny. Again, catchy riff after the intro. Groovy. Some more notes after I finished the album. For me the vocals kinda ruins every song. Older tunes meet us on the CD2, the inspirations are clear in Here Comes Revenge (The Shortest Straw), Murder One (Welcome Home), and Spit Out the Bone (Metal Militia). If I wanna be harsh I would say they were ripping off themselves (actually Mustain and Burton, kek). Such cases.
Okay, I can give a basis of comparison. The kick in the Hardwired... >>42148 sounds like Ensiferum's take on Battery, listen here: >>42035 So I assume it's a style of mixing the lines (I dunno what the correct term in their industry). I guess they wanted a distinct sounding to the album.
ja też nie dostałem board ownera admin miał usunąć spam i nic nie zrobił to całe "przekazywanie board ownera" było żeby kurwy psy przejęły kontrolę niby nieoficjalnie
I've already mentioned the book titled On Killing - The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society by Dave Grossman (Lt. Col. of US Army). It gave some food for thought and I'm planning to write some of my speculation.
But what did the author write? Let's summarize. He starts with the observation that most men has a natural resistance to kill (only 2% of men - those who have "predisposition toward aggressive psychopathic personality" - can go on killing without becoming a nervous wreck). This resistance is so high that even at times that our life is directly threatened (like others shoot at us) still difficult to overcome it. This resistance is the reason why infantry fire was so embarrassingly ineffective in the past 300 years - with the exception of machine guns - despite the fact that infantry weaponry (rifles) are reliable and accurate enough to cause massive losses among the enemy. The author gives examples and sources, such as a Prussian experiment in the late 18th century, several reports and notices from several authors during 19-20th centuries (American, French, Israeli etc.), and an interesting work by a US Army historian who (and his coworkers) made mass interviews with fighting GIs during and after WWII. Also he cites his own conversation with veterans of WWII and Vietnam. He gives new ideas on what's really happening on the battlefield. He compliments the widely known fight-or-flight model with two other options: in reality the soldiers can fight, posture, submit or flight. And most soldiers choose the second option. Then he ponders on what enables killing (I'm gonna write more about this later) and how modern (post-WWII) armies achieve this. Then he compares these methods with the ways of contemporary mass media. His conlcusion is (after pointing out the exponential rise of violent crimes) that mass media has an undesirable effect on society.
What interesting for me is this resistance, and the enabling part. These things are actually give an entirely new way of looking warfare, and how and why battles were won. For example the part officers (the demanding authority to kill) play in the enabling. When people (professional historians, history pros and other armchair generals) comparing the Hellenic phalanx with Roman manipulus and why the latter was more successful they compare everything but the officers. In the phalanx he's only one among those who stand in line and do the poking with pikes, but a Roman officer is one outside the formation and pressuring the soldiers to kill. It makes a huge difference if someone shouting in your ears "stab! stab! stab!" and generally pressuring you to kill. Especially if this one person is an exemplary one, a veteran whose skill in killing surpasses all the others in that particular unit. However noone talks about this because noone thinks about it.
I'll continue this sometimes, maybe only next weekend, we'll see. If you wish to read the book you can probably find it on libgen.
I'm interested in what nations see as the legendary battles of their country if they have them.
In Australia we have this ANZAC Legend. This idea of the Australian Soldier being a rough and sturdy farmer from the outback used to living in the bush, a larrakin, stoic and for whom mateship is one of if not the most important thing to him. We have two(possibly three) famous battles that have become part of the fabric of Australian legend. Gallipoli and Kokoda, with the possible addition of Tobruk although it's not really as legendary or famous as the first two.
Gallipoli was one of our first battles and we have this idea that it was a bloodbath. The popular narrative is that it was almost entirely if not entirely an ANZAC affair and that it was instigated by the British who did not care about us and saw us as cannon fodder and therefore they sent us to this massacre to die for little to no purpose. There is even an odd kind of kinship with the Turk over this, where Australians feel that we should not have been there and that the Turks suffered too so were were both victims of the British. Of course looking into this you will find that actually it was not an ANZAC operation, the British and French were a party to it as well and in fact suffered greater than we did, some of the toughest beaches were those stormed by the British. Turkish coastal Artillery actually could not reach Anzac cove and the beach itself was not seen as being all that likely for a major landing so was not too well defended comparatively.
The Second battle, that of the Kokoda trail is seen as a small ragtag force of reserves outnumbered and fighting their way back to safety against a Japanese foe that hugely out numbered them until finally reinforcements from the regular army(the 6th and 7th Divisions that had been send back from North Africa for this purpose) arrived and saved the day. There is a feeling that the British were using us and did not care about the defence of Australia at all, hence why there were reserves defending Australia in the first place and not the 6th and 7th Divisions. But again, once you look into this, in the initial stages the numbers were fairly even, sometimes we were slightly outnumbered but sometimes we outnumbered them, we were also fighting a retreat through dense jungle and hilly terrain, the perfect environment for that and fighting against a poorly equipped enemy with a terrible logistics system while we had support from the US and a better system of supply and equipment to begun with, some estimates say that over 90% of Japanese forces that died in the Papua New Guinea theatre died of sickness and disease, they suffered horribly from their terrible logistics. Once the 6th and 7th Divisions arrived we then quite significantly outnumbered them. As for weather the British really cared so little and were willing to see us invaded, it was unlikely ever to happen even had we lost Papua and New Guinea and as Chief of the Imperial General staff Field Marshall Sir Alanbrooke told his Australian colleague and noted in his war diary when we kept pestering about having our forces returned, the war was not going to be won or lost in Australia anyway yet if Britain fell Australia would fall with her.
As for the Anzac Spirit, I think all enlisted men fit that description, they are all going to be poor working class type lads and you ALWAYS here about this notion of fighting for the man beside you and keeping a sense of humour in every army. Also interestingly only 13.1% actually came from Agricultural backgrounds according to information on the Australian War Museum website and most of them would not be from the 'outback'. This makes sense as farmers played a vital function.
Is this more of an Australian thing or do other nations have certain near mythological battles like this too or a certain legendary Soldier ethos as well? I'm particularly interested in seeing whether tiny and unimportant nations have them, like Hungary for example, they lost both world wars and nobody hears much about them in either war, yet they most have some internal views on certain battles that they took part in.
>>42140 Opps, I meant Australian War memorial website not war Museum.
It mentions some other interesting things too like the average height.
>{10} A recruit might conceal his age, but not his height. In 1939 the AIF minimum was 5 feet 6 inches (167.6 cm); a year later 5 feet (152 cm) was enough.[24] The patchy figures available suggest an average of about 5 feet 7.7 inches (172 cm), slightly shorter than the American average of 5ft 8.4in (173.7 cm).
And that recruits were dumb.
Table 3: Psychological assessments of intellectual capacity of recruits: Proportion above median for the army standard recruit population (%)
Civil adult male population 72 Recruits (standard recruit population) 51 Recruits allocated to arms 72 Signals 91 Armoured and cavalry 75 Machine guns 72
>>42139 >were both victims of the British Everyone were. How about the losses? Comparatively it can be sensitive. Also it might be different for new nations. No struggles to look back onto, build a tradition around. And no basis to judge, how they fared.
>>42140 >Part 2(Post was too long apparently) Maybe for the engine, but we don't mind that. Funny how the Bri'ish are the bad guys in both cases, still Straya always siding with the Queen. But not surprising. I think in relation to WWII, the Western Allies all magnify their struggles. Like how every tank was a Tiger on the Western Front, and similar. Ofc it wasn't a joke (well they joked about an American division in Normandy: it consisted three divisions: 1 in the front, 1 in the hospital, 1 in the cemetery), but the real struggle was in the Eastern Front.
>Hungary for example There are myths and gossips going around how we were screwed by everyone, from the boots with paper soles to our allies shooting at us or leaving our soldiers behind. But I do not really know about particular battles being subjected to similar what you told. Also we have way bigger selections in battles due to the millennia long history. However I do have something to add, and there's a very recent case which fit to your idea. In the next post ofc.
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As I promised I'll write about this book. It's quite lengthy but you'll reach the end if you read at your own pace. Most of the book isn't dense for me, an economic layman, with the exception of the parts about trade, which left me confused. I'll write what I manage to understand. The author wrote it to argue in historiographical debates and make some points, but I read it just to add to my historical knowledge.
I'll write in sections, at most one a day so Bernd doesn't get overwhelmed, and will try to make the sections more thematic rather than just a sythesis of each chapter, as Hitler himself suggests in Mein Kampf for how one should mentally organize knowledge. I want to write about:
-Trade and controls of foreign currency and raw materials -Budgets and revenue -Agrarianism -Businessmen and workers -Consumer goods -The fate of different industries -Rearmament -General progression from 1933 to 1939
If I give up on writing I hope at least to cover the prewar period. I also hope to write on: -Armaments priorities until 1940
>>36840 So he was not completely wrong but he did make some mistakes. This seems to happen, people will quote a source and will seem to have either not read it or not remembered parts of it.
100%. Now with an index and better quality pictures from a newer edition and my own graphs. I'll do this for my national research and hopefully other threads will get the same treatment, compiling the intellectual output of the /kc/ think-tank into a handful of .pdfs.
>>41241 >hopefully other threads will get the same treatment I wish. We'll see. Gonna try to scrape together something. You really are an exemplary Bernd, thank you for your persistence and diligence you treat this board with. Even if this might sound sentimental or something (maybe cheesy the word, I dunno).
Played some moar Atom RPG. I don't really have any coherent text drafted but some impressions, moments and such.
This game is depressing. It's like they extracted all the misery of the Soviet Union, ground it, added a hint mutants and monsters, then crammed it into one misery-sausage. Ofc there are funny lines and situations in there, always when you least expect. And you never expect them because the whole thing is so depressing. NPC interactions are animated nicely. Heart warming meeting of father and daughter. Then they started to gossip about me.
>>42017 Those actually have story? I don't have patience for puzzles. Well, this isn't entirely true, sometimes if have the mood, but not for a whole game.
>>42018 >If you liked playing San Andreas, you'll definately like this game. I thought about it back then. But was for console or too high system req.
Saints Row 2 was purely a GTA clone, maybe with some wickedness, but still almost GTA with some small different features. I guess game authors understood that it is hopeless to do another clone that wouldn't be better than original, and decided to make unique feature - add more madness. Technically it was still a GTA clone, but at least pretty fun.
Interesting, that l*nux port (from steam) of SR2 was very slow, ugly and lagging, but SR3 with better graphics was much more fast and playable on same machine.
>Interesting, that l*nux port (from steam) of SR2 was very slow, ugly and lagging Didn't know that
>Technically it was still a GTA clone, but at least pretty fun.
It has it's quirks, but like I said >>42018 it feels really hollow sometimes. I liked that you can customize a lot of things in the game and all the crazy missions, but that was it. I didn't really like any of the characters in the entire game except Oleg. Quality wise, the entire game pales in comparison to GTA4. That game was really impressive in everything it offered tbh.
And no I didn't like GTA5. Literal keinbernd the game. And the multiplayer is shit. SHIT
Mount and Blade Bannerlord is of course on a newer engine but the developers also went to efforts to make the game more mod-able, they even said that particle effects can be much more easily modded so that things like magic are easier to implement. But I digress.
The mods of Mount and Blade were always my favourite aspect of the gaem and I was worried that perhaps there would be less emphasis on this by the community as the times are such that every man and his dog is trying to develop a game on steam so unpaid mod work may have less of a population of creators plus I know that the Gekkoujou mod creator has retired.
Anyway, I found this interesting mod, it's set in the world of the Lord of the Rings. It looks quite good and I have high hopes for it. The only problem is that these things are going to take an incredibly long time to make I would say.
Since the other one is autosäging. Here's the link to the reply of Turkbernd to Brbernd: >>41154
In other news: >20th Enlarged Meeting of Political Bureau of 7th Central Committee of WPK Held ...in North Korea - says Rodong Sinmun. >The Chinese mainland reported 20 new imported COVID-19 cases Monday, bringing the total number of imported cases to 3,804. - says China Daily http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202011/24/WS5fbc5ddca31024ad0ba95fe5.html >the number of covid cases increased only with 6000 since March in China - says CCP Wow, this might mean about the half of the new cases are imported. >Russian vaccine is very good - says Russia https://www.rt.com/russia/507660-sputnik-vaccine-effective-mandatory/ >won't give moneyz to Hungary because nazi - says EU
>>42038 I read this one, I reply before I forget. First thing first, which I already referred to. I didn't suggest they went there to execute a coup. I was trying to figure out situations where those guns could came in handy - you supposed a scenario with tens of thousands of people with a good fraction armed -, and ruled out every possibility because they aren't possible. Back to the first part of your post. Who even organizes these maga demonstrations? Here only parties and trade unions can put large amount of people onto the streets, up to about 200 thousand people. Well only right wing ones could from the parties, organizing transports from the country to Budapest, party leaders giving speech at the Parliament or on the most important squares with enough space for that many people. This makes me question if spontaneously that many people could gather without someone - like Trump - waiting them out in the field. But Trump do no such things except when they organize campaign for the election, and it does not seem that the Republican party would do anything. >Trump Anomaly Was that an anomaly really? Maybe a bit ridiculous in his communications both spoken and in tweets (which is an absolute new way of making statements, essentially he is a pioneer in this), but all in all I think as far as presidents go was he really stood out in an irregular way? Maybe crossing to North Korea, talking with the most recent Kim in person is a rare thing, but not out of the place as far as the system goes. >how imbricated the corporate powers are into the state apparatus of the USA. Actually I'm a bit shitting meself from the Big Five these days. If they would embargo a country, they could paralyze one. People, businesses, and even the state government relies on their various services heavily. Mail, file sharing, various communications, phones, payments, stores... they could hinder work, isolate people from each other, organizations similarly, shut down computers (MS could block logging in on Win10 or maybe even earlier versions). Government bureaucrats share documents, even state secrets via their services. Heh tens of thousands of teenagers would go bonkers they can't poke at their phones all day. All the private crap they know about people (who themselves exposed themselves to them) too. They essentially could shut down Hungary. And I bet even larger countries, or the whole EU, or the US itself. They are like public utility companies without even the pretense of public control.
>>42040 Basically replied to this too in my previous post. I did not suggest that they went there to make a coup or civil war, etc., what I wrote was a reaction to your proposal that they should have guns. I was trying to figure out what could led people to do such nonsense. >Acceleration would be something like ...something like wishing for more such shooters as Tarrant and the others to provoke harsher and harsher reactions from the system, oppressing the people to a level where they will be "desperate enough" to finally act en masse and turn the tide or spiral into total destruction so a new, better world could rise from the ashes or some other bs. ...something like wishing for more people at the capitol with guns to trigger the reaction. Again, it was your idea, the good fraction of those people with guns. Btw I really do not care for the condescending tone of yours, especially since all that you seem to held me accountable for enroot in your ideas. Oh well.
Often, probably even most of the time, cats have some kind of camouflage patternation on their top halves but their underside is white. This doesn't make sense for a terrestrial hunter, the only reason one would have a white underside is if they are flying in order to camouflage them against the sky if they are being looked at from below. So the ancestors of cats must have at one point been capable of flight but have sense lost this ability. You can say what you want but the evidence is there.
Also, there may be fellows that doubt this hypothesis based on a 'lack' of evidence and who are going on what the skeletal remains tell them BUT. If the wings were made of cartilage they would not be left for us to find after all of this time and being an aerial predator it would probably nest high up and live in the mountains and so maybe there remains would not be left intact up there or the bones would get blown away, plus we currently are lacking in the amount of archaeological digs that we do in places like that.
Additionally, cats can have incredibly large ranges Tigers can have ranges up to 4000km2 and they don't even have wings, if they had wings they would have larger ranges and so maybe they would be quite rare and it would be even harder to find remains.
Right now the upstart and degenerate western power that protects the sovereignty of the breakaway province is in turmoil. These coming days would be the perfect opportunity to unite the middle kingdom, I wonder if they will realise and act on this? Probably not.
>>42115 Oh, I thought liek Midgard or sumtin. So as of now nothing new seems to be brewing there? I think polarization will develop, and the US will guard every bit of influence she has.
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How to find friends and girls? Where?
How to initiate conversation with people or girls in different situations? How to talk to a stranger?
What places can you go outside home? What can you do there?
What activities can be performed by humans? In what places? How to go there and do them?
How to sex people?
>>41797 My preferences are irrelevant to the thread. If OP (you?) wants friends and girls, do hobbies and activities that means dealing with normies, if it's impossible for him, then tough luck, end of story, nothing will happen until he changes his mindset. That's very hard to impossible, depending.
>>41877 A little cash can help immensely. >look like something alien infiltrator would ask so he can blend in better into human society Zuckerberg is posting on our board? Neat.
>>41881 >Now this is bait material isn't it? My money on troll. But started a small snowball of replies so no harm done.
>How to find friends and girls? Where? Anywhere you share something in common, university, school, library, computer store, hobby shop, dog walking park, hiking trail, net cafe, conference, work
>How to initiate conversation with people or girls in different situations? <Hello my name is Nanon, I'm new around here and trying to meet people. How long have you been attending current event >How to talk to a stranger? <Hi, I'm Nanon nice to meet you. [the thing you wanted to say] >What places can you go outside home? What can you do there? The ocean, lake or a river:
Fishing, swimming, kayaking, enjoying the nature
A park:
Walk around, enjoy grass on your feet, watch animals do cute things
City:
Spend money like a consumerist retard, get homeless people begging you for money, people being rude to you because it's a globalist hellhole and everyone hates eachother, but at least you can find international restaurants, personally I like to eat sashimi
Net cafe:
Play gaemz with poorfags, get a headache from bad smell, buy weed
Hackerspace, or something similar like a conference:
Make friends, work on projects with people, meet people that aren't completely retarded for a change
Knowledge doesn't build courage or quell fear, only experience does. Being told where to find friends wont make you brave enough to go do it. If instead you had acquired the experience of talking to a girl in the park and to your luck she had responded positively, then your courage would actually be boosted to try again.
All pickup artist books are the same. They recommend to fake it till you make it. Go outside, and talk to girls. Pretend like you do this all the time, even though you are terrified on the inside. After a few times you will literally gain intuition and comfort and a better understanding of how this all works.
>>42079 Of course. Userbase makes all the posts after all, but the board is heavily getting slid like you can't find the thread you made 15 minutes ago. Lots of threads but not much substance as most of those threads get deleted with less than 10 replies.
>>42080 /int/ is a relatively quick board. And those people who hang out all day (and lotsa do) has not much to say. A topic to discuss in depth would take time, actually think through the points, the arguments, formulating opinions. Also making threads with OC or weight, is lotsa work. Who wants to see it die after a few hours? So no reason to make them.
>>42080 >>42082 I know what you're saying. There's a few good threads and posts on kohl last time I checked but it's really rare nowadays
>>42083 The threads made just don't feel berndtier or kacey-tier. It doesn't feel autistically fun like the old kc. It feels like I'm back on 4chan sometimes tbh
Depósito que usa a plataforma cancro para fazer lives onde joga videogame, mas também utiliza o espaço para doutrinar crianças e adolescentes em feminismo, direitos dos gays e tudo mais que é lixo.
Reside em Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, em um apartamento em frente ao rio Guaíba.
Fez "carreira" como cantora onde cantava covers de músicas bandas famosas e músicas de desenhos japoneses, fazendo arranjos constrangedores em seu teclado comprado pela mamãe (Ana Clara Vasconcellos, gorda feminista) e também se fantasia de personagens desses desenhos.
Chegou a ser convidada para eventos fora do país, sempre em países de governos comunistas e/ou feministas, pois um país sério jamais desperdiçaria dinheiro com alguém assim.
Devido à sua preguiça (admitida pela própria depósito) e seu vício em ficar jogando videogame, cada vez mais foi largando a carreira de cantora para passar os dias jogando videogame ao vivo pro gado beta ficar assistindo. Chega a jogar mais de 7 à 9 horas seguidas POR DIA, todos os dias. Típica vagabunda preguiçosa que não faz nada de útil em casa.
Filha de pais divorciados, viveu com a mãe desde o fim da infância. Resultou em uma adolescência onde se achava a rebelde por ser (corretamente) excluída nas escolas pelas outras depósitos e até pelos garotos, ao ponto de ninguém querer tê-la em uma banda musical, mesmo com todos os amigos formando bandas entre si.
Tão fracassada socialmente que passou por 5 escolas, pois sempre foi alvo de chacotas devido à sua personalidade defeituosa e sua total falta de modos femininos. E ainda reprovou em educação física por ser preguiçosa.
Diz que seus melhores momentos escolares foram em uma escola pública, com traficantes "estudando" na mesma sala que ela. Típica mimada que se apaixona por qualquer marginal que não lhe imponha ordem e deixe ela ser puta como é de sua natureza doentia. Resultou em uma personalidade mal formada onde tenta imitar o jeito "moleque" dos marginais com os quais conviveu, e esse defeito de personalidade perdura até hoje, aos 30 anos de idade, sem filhos, e agindo como se fosse um garoto adolescente, molecão.
Essa personalidade forjada e deformada, ironicamente, fez com que mais pessoas normais se afastassem dela, e atraiu apenas mais betas sojados e mais amigas falsas que vez ou outra lhe passam a perna. A depósito é visivelmente frustrada com tudo isso, e com sua vida em geral, e constantemente deixa escapar seu anseio por uma convivência normal com pessoas normais e sua vontade de ter um homem de verdade em sua vida.