>>19613 I'll admit 1989 was better than the times we are living today. Not sure if this is partly the reason though, maybe. Although a lot of the problems Trump gripes about (border instability, outsourcing of industry, debt insolvency etc.) actually was caused by policies passed as early as the 1980s ironically.
President likes to gloat he's the 45th president a lot. I like to say "you're 45 years too late!"
>>19625 >Although a lot of the problems Trump gripes about (border instability, outsourcing of industry, debt insolvency etc.) actually was caused by policies passed as early as the 1980s ironically. Yep. Though sometimes I think they get fixated on the wrong cause versus effect. Not simply boomers, but a coalition of supply side economics that included some crony capitalism, some lesser emphasized leftwing cultural trends and bad management all around.
The gyno cult is real, and it is powerfully obtuse and redactive to itself. /b/ my old hoary friend of days gone by, how shall I explain it to you? Hmmmm "Democracy" as such has "demo" in this case latin prefix as I understand to mean essentially "the power of words". This allusion/definition of democracy as such, helps us because it shows us the politics><words connection That is to say, Jean D'arc and Abe Lincoln and so forth, all knew how to use words, to invoke what everyone was feeling, on all sides.
Having said that, one must ask, are women better speakers? No, but they are better mockers. No one can mock a man or tear him down, like a vagina can, and no one can make him crawl, like that very same vagina. Coming, going, or on the rag, whatever it takes to please it/she/therein that man poor bastard, will do it.
Essential touchestones/archetypes in this regard would be 1: Bene Gessrit Witches as in Dune Book One. 2: Barnabus Collins/Dark Shadows where the ladies meet and understand at once how succubi/vampires control men. 3: Blondie [all the films] Shows a modern white witch with all the gravy and trimmings, literally this set of films goes right next to Petticoat Junction, Green Acres material Beverly Hillbillies must also go in here (Ellie Mae) and also let's not forget The Munsters Yvonne DCarlo and the horribly ugly member of their family, Cousin Marylin. The point is, whatever woman you want, she's there. "I can be ALL women!" - Alien bitch from "Catspaw" ST:TOS
synopsis if you don't want the corporate jewtube time vortex suck away 10+ minutes of your time
>quackityhq raids furfag discord server
>gets permabanned from the discord platform
>gives moderator that banned him a wtf in email form
>mod is smug faggot and says quackity was banned for spreading hate against fursecuted minorites or some shit
>does a little digging and discovers that the entire discord trust and safety team is comprised chihuahua rapists who got butthurt because he made a lulzy video where he dives into the vibrant and diverse culture of furries
If you think she's hot then you must have bad taste.
Most of them are ugly. There is only ONE of those Muslim girls that actually looked cute, and she was known as "Syrian Girl", banned from most social media because she told the truth of what was really going on over there. Yes, the CIA helped Mossad fund and arm ISIS in an attempt to overthrow Assad. ISIS are mercenaries, contracted to commit terrorism to destabilize nations. And yes I secretly have a crush on Syrian girl. I'd like to fucker her in every way you could imagine and more.
Just letting you guys know I will be stepping down as BO. I have made /mu/ to what I needed it to be and I am basically satisfied in what I set out to do. I really enjoyed the building of the community and steering it towards a good place for discussion of music. Some of you guys may have felt I tripped up sometimes and some of those times I may have or in my opinion I would have felt the right thing to do. Either way I enjoyed the experience of being BO of endchan's /mu/.
I will be transferring ownership to odilitime so you can feel a sense of relief that the board is not going to be ruined by an unknown BO. The transfer will take place 24 hours from the time this post is submitted. You can always contact me at [email protected] if you felt like shooting the shit.
>>19651 >Here's the kicker: our taxes barely even cover the interest on the debts we owe. Are you beginning to understand the fraudulent system? Another thing I'd recommend is skimming through our congressional budget office reports. One can see the incoming crisis spelled out right there.
>>19658 >the rich kids also go so they can make friends and network with the other kids from rich families, and then ignore the working class with whom they have no friends
This is likely true, but my point was these kids wouldn't need to do that and likely would not if those countries started to enforce high taxation upon their families. Those super rich families would flip the finger and move elsewhere so they could avoid that taxation. Unless every industrialized nation gets on board with taxing the rich (and good luck trying to convince them to) then its almost hopeless because - unlike us - they have the wealth to flee and even retire on private offshore resorts where their kids would have pretty much everything they needed for the rest of their lives.
I would LOVE to see a fair tax on the uber-rich spoiled oligarchs, banking/corporate elites but the fact is they own most our politicians, and not only politicians in America either. If we want change we'll have to take back our nations one by one via nationalism and hold our leaders' feets to the fire to correct some of the injustices. Also beware there is a lot of controlled opposition lurking out there as well.
>>19660 Some government is necessary, some of it complete waste and corrupted to the core. A lot of it just mismanagement (whether intentional or not).
>>19661 The "shutdown" is only partial. Most of the government is still running, they have hundreds of billions $$$ allocated from previous budgets to run on contingency for a long time if need be. If it goes on for another year or two, then you might start seeing alarm bells ringing and possibility of them running out of their emergency funds.
>>19667 There shouldn't be any shut down, all budgets should be determined by a budgeting process. There is much unnecessary instability, small business can't get approvals, and tens of thousands of jobs are being lost monthly in the private sector alone because of it. Congress, not the president is supposed took control the power of the purse per the constitution.
The greatest men in history are more likely to be atheists than the population. Imagine if we had more atheists.
"I am also [along with fellow entrepreneurs Bill Gates, Linus Torvalds and Larry Ellison] atheist or agnostic. I’ve never been to church and prefer to think for myself." -Steve woziniak, cofounder of apple.
Study finds religious people are twice as likely to call the poor lazy. I'm no Christian, so I guess Jesus must've told them to not give money to the poor.
This is a major fucking game changer. It means Zandronum being under a GPL compatible license can can be used to play GZDoom. http://zandronum.com/ For the free culture enthusiast you could even use freedoom and the libre licensed mods.
>>303 >>306 On 2nd thought well fug it, continue anyway with dat sprites and I will add it.
New test version 1.4.0 Test7, same link as before https://mega.nz/#F!AFUBAYqS!vbipx7ds6IY_CHdQn4eOPQ Changelog: -Added some new particle effects -Hitler Gas projectiles is changed -All Chaingun like weapons accuracy got buffed -Hitler chaingun does 8 damage now instead of 5 -Hitler flamethrower behavior is changed a bit Sorry for the weirdly formatted changlog this time I will correct it on the next version.
>>317 But Skullcrap always used some code for GZDoom? Also I am wondering if Graf is ever going to bother adding additional shading stuff for Models since they dont right now.
>>318 >But Skullcrap always used some code for GZDoom? No sorry, I got a little excited/carried away when I saw the news. For a start, it "could", not "can" but they have their own code base so it's not as easy as I thought.
>>19608 If a community doesn't get newfags it dies.
If newfags fail to integrate part of the fault for that falls on the community.
Changes within a community are inevitable regardless of newfags, there will always be some that won't like the change.
As long as the growth rate is organic there's nothing wrong with newfags.
Also pic related.
>>19645 Seems like a way to take advantage of people's anger for their money. Would this actually help people in some way or form? I'd say not really, it'd prolly just extend the time until they "explode" from their built up frustration and anger, but that would be pretty much it. It could turn into a cycle where people will go to "release" and lash out and afterwards wait until they feel like doing it all over again because they've never really solved their underlying problems. theoritically an endless cycle of spending money to make themselves feel better.
Not only do I see it as an endless waste of time, energy, and money, I also see it as a bad habit. it enables and encourages people to turn to aggression when things don't go their way, when their problems overwhelm them. Instead of seeking out solutions to their problems which causes them stress, pain, etc. they will escape to sensual pleasures.
… the woman is beautiful… she has extraordinary, womanly features… making that quite a woman, for sure… “And for everybody else in nature… not just this transcendental life-form… what is “transcended” to it… and what was “stop gating” this… reminding me of when you were stopped… how mad it was to stop it… to even go near in the first place… and even have it within your reach… daring to not reach… signalling for it to touch you… by stopping yourself within the reach… giving yourself up for it… practically letting it use you… as that extension… Which cannot be you yourself… the images which you embodied… you were represented in.”
There are hermits on youtube who look like former hippies. Do you see problems with their philosophy of simple living? I suppose they find it hard to support a family, and are often egoists, or anti-intellectual, or unproductive spiritualists, though they undoubtably have the luxury of being free and nomatic. There's a Boomer on Youtube who just wanders the desert while writing a book about his personal philosophy. He reminds me of a secular prophet, or the Cynics; I know many Zen Buddhists and city hating Romantics extol that lifestyle and condemn consumerism.
>>19623 You retard! Okay, we ca still get outta this. They're probably going to nuke the city so you can't find a dipper, so just grab a towel and stuff in your pants to hold the poop. Avoid large groups. Act as if your in a zombie movie!
>>19626 Can you buy that amount of sulfuric acid legally? If so, nice. I have a couple 12V batteries which I need replaced (or buy new acid for). I was thinking about keeping them, dumping out the old acid and filling it up with newer acid on the market. Don't know if I can find that in a hardware store now days. New 12Vs are getting expensive so thats why I ask.
PS: I'm ready and well prepared for the 'zombie' apocalypse. The cities are death traps if a financial crisis hits, or a grid-down EMP scenario. Luckily I live outside the major cities in a small rural town. If SHTF, this would be the place to bug out to.
The Frugal Gourmet (#F!awt3wTjS!nQsYgdo_u-Yh0vLA-ohcIA)
The Frugal Gourmet was a classic cooking show that first aired in the late 70s on WTTW in Chicago. Later, re-airing nationally on PBS from 1983 to 1997.
There are no DVDs of this show in existence. Old VHS recordings were uploaded to Youtube a while back ago, but Google Inc. shut it all down. Fortunately for us, I have it all backed up.
All the episodes will be mirrored below in timely fashion, many of them come in two parts. A few special holiday episodes come in three or four parts.
Expect around 4 to 5 episodes mirrored per day until uploading is finished. (This show is also currently being shared via the P2P client Soulseek!)
Thats it folks. This is the entire collection I have of the Frugal Gourmet. Currently this show is being shared via Soulseek as well (a free and easy to use P2P client). Hope you enjoy the show and if so please feel free to share these episodes. They are hard to find.
>>714 Well, the dude's a youtuber so it's to be expected. Still annoying though. Frankly I think the show is decent but not my taste. It's merely above average to do taking it's animation and story more seriously but it still has a lot of the same tropes of the rest of thing on right now that prevent it from truly being stand out.
>>19600 Populist movements are providing a platform for unity although you must be cautious with any political platform because politics is riddled with con-men and corruption, typically at the top. However, I think thats as close as you are going to see to a "Reich" other than people unifying during times of crisis and austerity (as happening in France with the Yellow Vest movement).
>>19600 Cynical bullshit. People don't need to be lied to to get along. Notice you imply people should get along.
> One of the best examples of this I'd say was the Third Reich. In that age, the people were united by one thing they had in common, their Fatherland.
The Nazis were bad people who followed a bad ideology with religious zeal, and they were corrupt enough to use the Catholic church rather than to fight it. They are not role models for a peaceful society. I am not willing to be forced at the end of the bayonet to get along with racist bumpkins who admire Adolf Hitler. It's racists who need to change and become tolerant.
>And for a magical period, Germany went from the ethiopia of europe, to a world super power, that took almost the rest of the world to stop.
You know no history. Germany at the start of WW1 had already eclipsed Great Britain in industrial output and was a rising great power.
