Don't you hate that feeling when working on a really big project where it's so big that you've worked hard but you're really not sure if you're ready or not?
Going to the eye doctor is a real bummer though. Wait around for 45 minutes so they can blow in your eyes and tell you that you still can't see shit. Then you get billed for it.
Anno
Yeah but at least it's money spent to know exactly what sort of money you need to spend on glasses.
bangu
>>334190 Now that I know my schedule past Tuesday, I think I can push off the court day until wednesday The optometrist is something I'm hoping to fit in because it will be a little cheaper if I do it this week rather than next - my benefits change on Wednesday The rest I really need to do ASAP
>hey bang there's some leftover fajitas if you're hungry oh nice, did you make some kind of veggie fajitas? >no they're chicken fajitas oh there's no chicken in here >oh, sorry
Anno
uuuggghhh why did i microwave that pizza instead of oven baking iiiiittttt
microwaves are for soup and like melting cheese sometimes, or heating some beans up
Anno
i managed to save a whole 20 minutes though
bangu
the thing i've found microwaves to be most handy for are defrosting frozen meats (which is rare because i hate freezing meat) and heating water for things when you're already using a lot of stove space for other things it's a lot // you can also use microwaves to keep something hot temporarily set it to a super-low power and put something in there for like 10 minutes while you're cooking another part of the dish that way the microwave effect doesn't really ruin the food at all and it doesn't get cold
>>334362 have you heard the two Virtual Self songs he's gone off in to completely different directions than Worlds one is basically a tribute to japanese rhythm games and i'm guessing more of a one-off and the other, Ghost Voices, is like a future house piece, and way more EDM than Worlds was it's like a step between Spitfire EP and some other, newer direction he's moving in
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This abyss is sacred. Pass through the myths of eon. Your technical soul is this blissful void. The eternalistic reflex of the abyss is once-Unlimited. Your digital voice is resurrected. Breathe this soul particle. The ray of egoistic time is unlimited. Resurrect this holy oblivion. The echo of this empty myth awakens you. Awaken the particle myth. Reflect your echo. Heaven’s wires will transmit this light. Experience the wings of limit. Your technical A.I.ngel phase is beginning. Complete the eternalistic reflex. This wishful ghost becomes self-Technic. Tears will create the voice of euphoria. The digital-Awakening will be spoken. The first gate creates sense-Awakening. This angelic-Chasm is sacred. The technic-Angel's cry is beginning. The first gate will provide the voice of digital-Euphoria. The digital-Angel-Awakening is has reached Limit Self. The self-Light is virtual. This will become the final particle-Experience. Will your senses ressurect the digital-Vault? Do you sense the phase of the Spirit Limit? Can you reflect your self-Awakening? Am I convinced of a digital void?
damn so in the next two months troyboi and slumberjack giraffage xxyyxx and chrome sparks san holo/just a gent/droeloe snails fkj mat zo morgan page minnesota / thriftworks
>>334553 wow, you're going to go to that many events?
bangu
fuck i wish the tickets for all the shows i just mentioned would be uhhhh like 300 dollars and i usually spend like 50 on drinks when i go out 30 on an uber yeah no i'm probably lucky if i go to 3 of those
>>334567 it's obviously better. i'm sure san holo knows this too, he listens to music a lot too.
bangu
when singles get remix EPs like right after they come out, i usually get the idea that the artist was looking for someone to bounce a really good idea off of them in the first place Exile was actually a release on one of the bitbird mixtapes actually
>>>/watch?v=h1uL0pnjS0c here's a fat bitbird collab while i'm not super familiar with most of the artists involved, it's clear throughout the song that San Holo and Eastghost pretty much carry this entire track
bangu
I think it's because he doesn't have a lot of content out, and some of his content is pretty complex, but eastghost doesn't have a big enough following for his talent with help from bitbird and company, i'm hoping he can go big this year
>>334577 It doesn't seem very difficult, but there's a lot of stuff to explore, that's got me hooked. >>334578 NEET life is shit.
Samu 🍖 !KW2DbpWwls
botw? hand holding? it doesn't even have a formal tutorial
Anno
Handholding doesn't really seem the right term for it.
>>334580 Yeah I was going to say. Most of the game just kind of thrusts you upon stuff and says "have fun, figure this out", There isn't a particularly steep learning curvem -curve, but it doesn't tell you how to play.
>>334582 Yeah, that's what I meant by it not having a steep learning curve. Everything is pretty intuitive -- aside from shield surfing -- but it doesn't really tell you how to do things.
it's really amazing that a whole team of people worked on that shit together and tried to sell it how can you make a game that fucked up and not know it's shit
that is the oven temperature of cheese ontop of pizza straight from the oven also fuck ym, finger hursts
Anno
>cutting pizza with a knife only tragedy can follow
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
well I lost my favourite knife suffered 2nd or 3rd degree burn to my finger so kinda but I still got delish pizza
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
also this is just minor shit I used to get lot worse burns duer to weird as fuck circuimstances yearly and now it has been lik 3 years o no burns and this is what I get HAH
n korean soldier shot by n korea while defecting to the south
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
nothing new
Anno
i mean it's a DMZ so i think it kinda would be new maybe not? maybe they're shootin people up in a DMZ every day and this is just the one that caught the news
maybe. it's hard to tell if there are different stories overlapping or a broader story than what was initially told either way no point trying to get the deets right now someone else will flesh it out later
anyhow there are dozens of people dying of basic hunger or abuse there daily so it isn't really "news" though it indeed is a story
Anno
i think shooting a defector is a little bit more news yeah i'm sure it's common enough but it's something very deliberate
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
it happens quite oft in the chinese border, but yeah outright jumping the fence at the nk/sk border is rare especially in the dmz usually they boat out of there anyhow
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
or they don't get shot, but thrown abck into the country by chinese troops and then shot by the first nk soldat they meet
Must be weird thing to deport a nk defector in china or such it is literally a death sentence
Anno
defecting to china is probably different than defecting to south korea that's like moving out of your parent's home to go live with your older brother -- that's fine defecting to south korea is like moving out of your parent's home to go live with that colored fella down the street
>1200 yen for 2 song album >release op and ed on separate albums man they know how to milk the otakus
Kirara 🦃
yeah years ago, they tried lowering the prices but there wasn't a significant increase in sales so now it's all just expensive because the niche audience will buy it all anyway
generally speaking anime music is kinda... repetive? monotive?
Kirara 🦃
follows a pretty standard formula you have a verse that lasts 1 minute 30 seconds then a bridge and then another minute and thirty seconds of the same thing you already heard with slightly different lyrics
Depends on the liquor, I guess And what kind of lifetime supply we're talking about
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
man whis and hit have kinda cool moves in xeno2 but completely not my playstyle especially hit >a really impossible to time behind the back attack with super limited range and not even that good dmg kay
huh chalk it up to either burn not being that bad, my mutant healing or bebanthen being panmedicine the burn is almost healed up
FormerRei@mobile
It probably wasn't that bad.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
a quite nasty 2nd degree just popped a big what do you call those things well those liquid containing thingies that pop up at 2nd degree levels cause it hindered my finger movement
>>334733 sometimes people have reasons other than embarassment for not wanting to talk about things for instance, some people hide a lot of things about themselves who aren't embarassed about it at all
>>334755 If I were a vengeful meanie I'd imply that you don't know this because you lack experience, but cup size doesn't have a lot to do with whether a bra is overly tight on the torso.
so i'm not moving into catering anymore they're going to temporarily make me into a manager at the store near my house so that i can get to work without a vehicle
>>334770 my vehicle is fine i just am incapable of living as a functional adult the government has decided i do not deserve to take part in normal society
It's not like I'm that opposed to the idea of putting on a bra. I've worn women's clothing before in public, so I'm kind of past that kind of thing. But it'd kinda be a bit of a pain to go put one on.
>>334774 >>334778 Yeah, but the point was the manipulate you into doing something mildly embarrassing without much effort on my part. If I put stakes up then that kind of defeats the purpose.
Maria
>>334781 >>334780 protection from what? If it's flat then isn't it functionally the same as a manchest
ToN
>>334783 from grinding against clothes and from being seen through them or noticed
>>334785 It's mildly embarrassing even if you don't see it that way.
>>334783 Even when flat, girl chests tend to be more sensitive. Even flat chests have nipples too, female nipples are more prone to perking up and sticking through clothes.
>>334789 Can you renegotiate with the county by explaning your circumstances? This is meant for >>334788
>>334787 And the very mild level of embarrassing means it's not really worth it for me to go out of my way to get you to do it.
bangu
>>334792 my only course of option now is to see if a judge will grant me an occupational license otherwise i probably don't need to bother living anymore
I guess I can sort of give you a vague description of what happened so you know it's not embarrassing if you're really that interested in it, but it's really not very interesting.
i'll start making less money than my 18 year old brother now and i don't have my own transportation so i'll have to ask people for rides i can't go to the grocery store i can't even go to my own eye appointment tomorrow without my mom driving me i'm like a little kid
>>334809 It feels like you're trying to make me say something so you can frame it somehow to make it look like I was doing something weird.
>>334808 That fucking sucks I hope you can get it in a month
bangu
>>334809 no not really even the cheapest ride-sharing option is still too expensive now that i'm making high-schooler part-time job money i'm literally thrown back to march 2015 i have all of the independence of a teenager
>>334810 It's just a simple yes or no question though.
>>334811 It seems like the judge will be willing to work with you since it's killing off your ability to work so much.
bangu
even then it's just an occupational license even in the most perfect scenario it's still shitty i work harder than my peers, i try harder than my peers, i've struggled more than my peers why do they get to stay home and play video games all day while i get to contemplate if my life is even worth following through with
This isn't your fault. At least, I don't think it means that you're not father material.
bangu
that doesn't make it better!
bangu
at least if it was my fault i could hate myself for a good reason if the system wasn't so fucking retarded i could hate myself for something i can improve on instead i hate myself just for existing
The system seems pretty bad there. I don't think they take your license for something like not paying, around here. How would people pay without a license, after all?
>>334819 It's not so simple! This is why I wasn't saying why my back hurt before! Because I knew you'd try to drag details out of me! But you got me feeling playful with the bra thing and I went against my best interest.
>>334818 What about hating the system instead of yourself? You're a really hard worker. The system should be rewarding you for that.
>>334820 So just go against your best interest a little more and tell me whether the object in question weighs around 100 pounds! What's the worst that can happen?
>>334831 Everyone has bad days. He's a pizza man so he probably understands more than most!
>>334832 I don't really know how you would even go about having such an impressive accident. I don't think I've ever been in danger of having a nightstand fall on me, and I'm pretty clumsy.
>>334841 I'm glad you feel better or at least didn't have to go to the hospital!
I guess it is something of an embarrassing circumstance, being so clumsy you have a nightstand fall on you. That's like being one of those people who die by pulling a vending machine over on themselves.
>>334873 I think it's perfectly natural to doubt a story like that, isn't it? If I told you that a night stand fell on me, your first response would be to ask how I managed that.
>>334877 Yeah, I totally would. I would be super concerned with your safety even if you said you were okay and I would believe you if you said it wasn't your fault because we're such good friends and our bond of trust is unbreakable.
Being eaten by crabs may explain why she crashed her plane. It's probably hard to fly with crabs trying to eat you.
Kirara 🦃
this video of this crab killing a bird is like holy shit
Kirara 🦃
>An adult red-footed booby had landed near the entrance to a coconut crab's burrow," Laidre recounted. "As the bird stood there, the crab slowly emerged from its underground lair, approaching the bird from behind. The crab then grabbed the bird by one leg and dragged it, struggling, back into its burrow." >I counted over 1,000 coconut crabs in single (9-mile) transects but did not observe even one ground-nesting bird," Laidre wrote. All the nests were high up in the trees, and cracked coconuts littered the ground. >The booby had been sleeping on a low-lying branch, less than a meter up the tree," he wrote. "The crab slowly climbed up." >He watched the crab take the bird's wing in its great claws. He watched it break the bones beneath the feathers. >Five more coconut crabs came to the site within 20 minutes, likely cueing in on the blood," Laidre wrote. They tore it to pieces and took it away, and now yet one more thing is known about the giant coconut crabs of the Indian and Pacific oceans.
According to that article, there aren't any animals that live on the ground because the crabs kill and eat everything, and the only birds are in the trees but sometimes the crabs kill them, too.
Can you imagine surviving a plane crash and then when you get on land, thousands of crabs just pile onto you and slowly dismember you?
Anno
I remember a theory that her plane may have crashed on an island in imperial Japan territory of the time period around WWII. And she was captured and eventually killed on account of that. Which is probably also a pretty miserable way to die. The Japanese during WWII weren't particularly known for being humanitarian.
>>334911 I tabbed back in to see what people were saying to me, and then no one was saying anything to me!
>>334910 I'm not sure who it is but I really like the track. I recently discovered this type of music. Whatever it is called. Music is so diverse nowadays there's almost no point in labels.
Anno
>>334913 jan made me listen to artzi music playlists for like 18 hours one day
>>334923 Yeah, I mean, probably. But at least it was only one night stand. haha
>>334922 That's probably a quick way to get us both killed.
FormerRei@mobile
I haven't had an actual night in like a decade. But basically any flat surface within arms reach of my bed (or where I sleep) becomes a night stand. In that it becomes covered with books and other crap.
I have a nightstand on both sides of my bed. There's not really a lot on them, though. Drink coasters, books, sometimes a bra or something. A flashlight. A knife.
Anno
My nightstand is home to a lot of books and game cases. And a few electronic devices. The drawers are stuffed with stuff I don't even know what. I have a tendency to be a little packratty.
>>334929 Oh yeah, I have game cases for my 3DS games in my nightstand. Now that I think about it, I'm not exactly sure what Fish has in the nightstand on her side other than these adhesive bra things.
>>334932 Well, one of them is technically Fish's. I mean, it's my furniture, but it's on her side and it's full of her stuff, so I guess we both have one night stand.
Well, I'm the kinda guy that's faithful, so I don't think I'll have to worry about that.
Anno
The dumbass dog we've been looking after for my sister has some kind of issue with either my glasses, my usual hoodie, or my bag. Whenever I'm dressed up to go out wearing those he goes off on me like nothing else. Sometimes he's even near where my shoes are and makes it impossible to actually leave the fucking house. And he'll go off on me in the same way when I get home at night.
>>334938 Actually now that you mention that my mom's dog doesn't like me when I'm dressed up. Whenever I drop by and I'm wearing nice clothes, he barks at me! But when I show up wearing slobby clothes he's cool with me. Maybe it's the shoes.
Maria
>>334938 The dog just loves you and doesn't want you to leave
>>334941 Yeah. It's kinda suspicious. It feels like you're trying to imply something.
Anno
You two kind of have the most insipid and obvious dialogue when doing stuff like this, so yeah. It's about as subtle and cliched as a pile of bricks to the face.
I don't really know why, but today really tuckered me out. I'm feeling awfully tired despite not being too active today.
Though in a bit of a flip, I'm more or less fine with it. I've been on a really bad bit of a loss of self-control spiral these past few weeks and being able to go to sleep at a decent time might be a sign that I'm getting back in control.
>>334951 But my question was if it was an object around 100 pounds!
Anno
On the other hand though, getting into a better sleeping schedule can only happen if my job keeps not calling me into work. It's been almost two weeks since the last time they brought me in. I'm not desperate for money so it's fortunately not a big deal, but on the other hand, it's a little ridiculous from a general perspective I figure.
>>334956 Why do you have to keep pushing for information about it?
Anno
>>334955 They gave me a sort-of reasonable explanation for the first week but told me they'd keep me up to date by last Friday. Maybe I should have called to verify but that's a bit more enthusiasm for the job than I particularly cared to put in. And still kind of feel the same right now.
>>334991 Wow. Good job. Your intuition is so good. 8888888.
Anno
>>334991 If you keep up that mindset you're just going to chase people away. And then you're going to be asking why /moe/ is so dead at <insert time period of the day here> again and be baffled when people try to tell you it's because you chased them away.
Yes you do. When people tell you that you are creating a situation which does that, and then you overtly refuse to cease doing so, you are perpetuating that situation. Don't give me that sort of trite, false, "I'm too naive to see the full picture here" excuse. I know you're not that stupid.
I've been like this for a number of years and people still visit so forgive me for having a little bit of confidence and not thinking that I'm responsible for it every time there are only a few people posting. but I don't really want to argue about this and I'm clearly annoying you guys, so I'm just going to go over to the other tab and concentrate on my work until anime time.
>>335002 And don't you feel bad that I got fussed at. It just happens from time to time!
Anno
>>335001 Why do you have to vilify yourself whenever this situation comes up. Do you really think it's not ridiculous to circle around the same prospect for three and a half hours straight.
FormerRei@mobile
>>335001 If you don't respect our requests to "not argue about it" whatever "it" may be, do you really expect us to respect yours?
>>335004 I just don't know what to do in these situations. I don't know how to be anyone other than me.
Anno
Experiment! Try different things! Don't stubbornly just bang your head against the wall in the same fashion time after time again.
Anno
And sorry Kirara, I know this sort of thing is a little fun for you too. But I feel like /moe/ is subject to two to three hours of this at least five times a week. And I don't know about everyone but I feel there's at least a few people that have gotten weary of it's consistent appearance.
FormerRei@mobile
If you absolutely have to do it Please make another thread Or just use an old one or something
There's nothing that can be done about fixing my personality. The only way to fix it is for people to post lots of interesting things so I have lots to react to.
Anno
i had to give a teleconference presentation to company directors today there were 12 people on the line
FormerRei@mobile
>>335012 >There's nothing that can be done about fixing my personality. We aren't "fixing" "your personality", we're asking you to be open towards changing some of your behaviors.
Anno
>>335012 There's plenty that could be done. You just don't want to.
>>335013 Do you think you did an all right job with it?
>>335013 Is that thing you were working on moving forward?
>>335015 I don't really think so. I'm uninteresting so banter is most of what I do. I've always spent most of my time just bantering with various moes.
Anno
probably im working on a lot of things some of them are moving forward too fast for comfort
Anno
>>335016 I don't believe that directly excuses the other. I'm hardly an interesting person -- I make constant jokes about that after all -- but I rarely get into repeating arguments with people for three hours.
>>335020 I don't really even know what the first step would be for changing like that. I've never done it or tried it.
Anno
i dont have much interesting to say unless people really want to hear about business compliance and protocol for avoiding bad data in market research i usually say it anyway and if there's no pings from the external world i figure there's nothing to probe
Anno
What even counts as bad data in that situation? Stuff that doesn't seem accurate or potentially skewed by bias or something?
>>335023 Most of what you say is pretty interesting. I always read it pretty closely even when I don't reply. You always have some kind of interesting project going on.
Anno
Yeah I tend to read all of it, even if I can't properly internalize the concepts you're talking about.
Anno
>>335024 bad data through any of the analytics process, which can be pretty broad in the data collection, data parsing, preservation through marketing messaging and communications, analytics interpretations the most common thing really is poor collecting procedures, such as poor paper logging for where the data came from with aggregate information while showing that someone was properly incentivized but not overly incentivized for their contribution there's bias in every part, not just the collector's. if a person has motivation to want to be done with an annoying survey they dont want to do, the extremity exclusion range is gonna be a lot larger if people are overly incentivized then you get useless data a lot of times too
in this case though the line was really drawn on the legal battlefield because the market researchers and the directors at this company had a prepared list for a case study in a B2B relationship and the probe list they had verified contained questions probing into company proprietary processes, which are not accessible for case studies -- or not encouraged it'd totally be fine to ask in a learnings session, which a market research company would be familiar with, but for them to probe that as a case study was something that would have caused them a good deal of professional embarrassment so i gave them a short coaching on some of the things they should avoid
it's bad data because, even if they got it, it wouldnt be usable for their case study.
He's already a secondary. I don't think he's done the last few events.
Anno
A few Nipponese people I follow and some of my mobage-obsessed friends have been getting into-yeah. Azur Lane. I still don't really want to get into a mobage though but the art is pretty good in it.
It has a lot of pretty cute girls, but most of them are like, really lewd I guess,. So that is a big bonus to its popularity.
And I think it's got a Japanese version? People were talking about how one of the Chinese boats accidentally bugged and had Chinese voice acting, and the players liked it, so the devs agreed to keep it Chinese or someething.
Anno
Yeah, the art is pretty lewd compared even to some risque mobage.
>>335035 Yeah it's got a Japanese version. I've seen shots of it.
Anno
>>335027 Oh yeah, I think I was trying to define poor collecting procedures but my brain wasn't cooperating. That makes sense
Azur Lane looks a bit easy and forgiving, but fun and easy is better than hard and boring.
I won't play till it gets english though. Once I become a kancolle secondary I'll probably just do fire emblem and that's it.
Anno
>>335037 there's bad data like bad apples, where it's just spoiled and unusable data dn then there's "bad data", which is like fake news in that it is a report built off unquoted bad data
Anno
A bunch of my mobage friends are really, really into Fate/GO too. They're all artists too so I think they're trying to get a fanbook into a future Comiket. At least one and maybe two of them have actually gotten in before so it's not impossible either.
>>335043 Yeah. Getting to go to the actual event was a real blast, but actually being able to participate would be the ultimate experience. Plus being a vendor gets you in before all the crowds and you can snap up all the stuff you want before the people flood in. 'Cept maybe the corporate vendors they might only run during actual hours.
>>335046 Uh, I can't say I saw much in the way of food, unless you actually mean the people that set up food trucks in the parking lot. And I don't think they're Comiket participants, just people looking to sell food where people want it. As for crafts booths, they were pretty few and far between, but I think I saw them. Stuff like small handmade trinkets, keychains and whatsnot, right?
Anno
there is other stuff besides digital media right? like craft vendors and food vendors and all that?
>>335045 most venues sell those food vendor slots to food trucks yeah at least here. i dunno about japan but i'd imagine so i'm sure all the girls who go their with their nerdy boyfriends will want to go shop crafts and fun stuff i bet cosplay booths at least have a presence
Anno
>>335045 yeah, like making little keychains or backpack straps or themed crafts >>335051 believe me i know
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hi
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Girls can be pretty passionate about doujinshi too. There's whole aisles dedicated to series that produce a good 95% yaoi. Kekkai Sensen has a ridiculous fujoshi following over in Japan and most of the content made for it is pretty fucking gay. Tiger & Bunny is still going super strong with the fujoshi crowd too.
>>335049 I only spent a bit of time in the non-super-anime part of Comiket. Even outside of the anime/game halls the products are still mostly anime-styled. But they've got a couple halls dedicated to otaku interests that aren't anime/manga/game-related. I came across a table selling a book dedicated to owls. Like it had a bunch of cute girls drawn with owls. And then you get deeper into the book and all of a sudden there's birdspotting owl photography in it. I bought the book for the cute owl drawings and got some owl photos and probably owl trivia in Japanese too.
Anno
tfw you have one and a half beers and feel the fatigue headache already man ive become a wimp this past month
>>335038 clearly rika this is your chance to become a granblue autist
Anno
>>335048 There aren't really a lot of cosplay booths. And the ones that are there mostly are just selling anthology volumes of their photoshoots. They do cordon off a massive part of the outdoor area for people to show off their outfits though; I'm sure you've seen the photos of cute girls walled inside a mass of photographers. You do get a handful of cosplayers walking about the halls though. Apparently one of my friends is a huge fan of one of them and got really excited when he bumped into her in the halls.
What's a little weird for me is that the meme has existed for a good long while now. And then all of a sudden it's become relevant and in the public sphere again.
No, I'm saying that people are lowering their guard around furries. Furries are becoming more acceptable in a lot of places, so their memes are capable of spreading to non-furries now.
>>335145 Jan didn't get to experience it, so we'll definitely have to go back. Hopefully Rook can experience it too, so we can all fulfill our promise to have an ice cream deito in Chinatown!
The Moose Tracks ice cream I had has these mini chocolate peanut butter cups and fudge whirls in it. I always like to save a bit of the cups and fudge for the last spoonfuls.
dis nigga never had moose tracks lol and you say your from canadia
Anno
>>335156 Wow chill man Moose Tracks is one of my favourite ice cream types. I get it super regularly. But I don't know how common place it is outside of Canadia.
>when a large portion of your granblue crew is awake at 3 or 4 in the morning so they can bet on guild wars in yime for yakuza betting to get super big crystals and yet you sleep like a human
It'd be more comfortable if it'd been you saying it!
She also messaged me and said she thought I was cute and asked if I wanted to flirt.
Anno
How does she even know you're cute. Haven't you deleted all the personal photos you've put up on it. At least the one that outright show your features.
>>335185 I put on a mask and a bunch of black clothes and took some really stupid, incredibly dorky parody photos of me holding a knife and a wooden sword and posted in on Twitter when the right thought that antifa was going to stage a violent revolution on the November 4th as a joke, and a bunch of right wingers threatened me like I expected, but then this one lady said it made her moist.
>>335192 That's how I know she must be dangerous. She saw a picture of me wearing all black with a mask, holding a weapon in a ridiculous pose, wearing a skirt, and she thought, "yes, this is what i consider attractive"
>>335194 I never imagined that anyone would be seduced by something so ridiculous and unattractive.
I hope Dwayne the Rock Johnson voices detective Pikachu
Anno
I remember there was a bit of public outcry for some guy who's famous for voicing detectives or playing detectives to voice him. An actor with one of those gravelly voices of a detective out of a noir film or something.
>>335264 Here we remember Bang He was a good friend and a great poster I still remember his last words so clearly "I was just one day away from retirement " Never forget
>>335294 A lot of people would describe him as "a dead dumbass motherfucker that got proven wrong a hundred years ago that people still worship unknowingly"
well, it was decent under lenin it got fucked up later when it stopped moving towards communism ussr was never actually communism, though
there is an example of the /// a successful communist state, or at least, quite a few of them throughout history most of human society throughout history has been some degree of communism
FormerRei@mobile
Anyways, whether or not you agree with every thing Malthus said. Population growth is going to be a problem.
Saying Marx was wrong because the USSR blew donkey dick is like saying Einstein was wrong because he fucked up a recipe one time
Kirara 🦃
>>335302 maybe in 500 years malthus said that we couldn't sustain population growth because production lags behind population growth but this is one of the least correct things you could possibly say we can easily produce more than enough to sustain the entire world population and will for a long time because our production capability only continues to increase
malthus was wrong at his very core and is now someone that's just used as an excuse to kill poor people
FormerRei@mobile
>>335303 Not really It's more like saying "Einstein was wrong because the first experiment to test general relativity did not " *support it Incidentally the first experiment to test general relativity supported it Einstein 1 Marx 0
The point is that one mistake doesn't discredit all the work you've ever done
Kirara 🦃
communism existed long before marx wrote about it and it worked it failed because it wasn't understood and the dangers of other systems weren't known the chief value of marx is that his theory can be used to make it stop failing
FormerRei@mobile
>>335314 That is fair But if that one mistake was really really bad, its not unfair to at least question it
it hasn't in the modern era at least back in medieval times, it was everywhere and most of human society throughout our long history has been communist to a general degree
>>335316 questioning is good If you're just talking about the whole "let's take over the state and gradually hope it gives up its power" shtick, then I'd agree he was pretty off
no they are people who didn't know better and had just small things to tackle once you had more than 100 people in one place, they started to hierarchise immediately
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wrong. hard wrong.
FormerRei@mobile
Wait I figured it out It makes perfect sense
Marx ruined communism because no one did it right after his work
>>335326 then medieval time peasants et al weren't commies
Kirara 🦃
>>335328 oh come on don't be ridiculous there were plenty of towns and communities that were just people living together with nobody making decisions other than people making choices together
>>335330 noooooo i'm obviously talking about before that
They actually are a monarchy since there is a king though he is quite hands off since moominvalley was first settled by the moomin family but technically, they are part of a monarchy
Anno
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