Freedumb are furries and probably homos too.

100 rads, not great, not terible.

I can't believe I gave a multitool knife away to some cops because I wanted to enter a music venue and I was worried of getting cockblocked

Are vegans and furries on the same level? Most vegans argue that killing animals is a big no-no for humans, because killing sentient beings is bad and we have ˝moral agency˝ or some other bullshit. Yet it's okay for animals to kill other animals, because they can't be held to the same standards as humans. So they do believe that animals are beneath us, they just think this is exactly why we shouldn't eat the eggs of a chicken. Meanwhile furrfags want to yiff animals or even become some horrible amalgamation of human and animal. I can feel a connection here, but I can't put into words.

>>238 Who gives a shit, just molotov or eat them alive. Meat is precious gift from mother nature, and i aint gonna waste it. Which makes me think, why don't people butcher and sell prisoners meat to the general population? All the more fear for the ones thinking of committing serious crime. Human meat is extremely nutritious and kikes even drink baby blood for immorality. Now before you get all your panties wet, I'm not saying we should eat children, just eat dead prisoners since most people don't even consider them human in the first place. Realistically we would have to derive them of drugs for a while before the execution since it will make the meat poisonous.

>>239 I thought cannibalism has long-term negative effect on the nervous system, because we aren't supposed to digest the kind of proteins and whatnot that are the building blocks of our own body. Which of course begs the question if eating monkeys or niggers is equally dangerous or not. Anyway, I think it would be better to feed the dead prisoners to live ones as part of their punishment.

Anyone else wearing their MSA Memellenium Mask whenever you go outside/using public transport?

>>240 I think that's only if you eat the brain. The rest of the meat shouldn't cause that.

>>253 >I think that's only if you eat the brain Spinal tissue and bone marrow as well. though i still wouldn't eat people unless they were a healthnut or something simply because of the garbage most people eat and the parasites who knows how many are probably carrying.

>>255 Where can I read up on it?

>>255 Given how most health nuts tend to eat absolutely stupid diets and end up deficient of countless nutrients I think that they would be even more unhealthy than your garden variety burger nigger burger.

>>258 I would hope at the very least a human liver and kidneys would stay fairly nutrient dense if nothing else. they're the best parts of rabbit and deer.

>>255 This, when you are eating tissues of members of your own species, then you are also risking gaining various pathogens, that are directly specialized at preying on humans. Eating parts of central nervous system (cerebrum and spinal cord) is risky due to possible presence of prions, a kind of infectious proteins. Also, for sure skeletal muscles would be the safest (while still nutriciously useful) part of humans to eat. Less risk of consuming agglomerated chemicals, than, say, the liver. Given all those problems (and other points that were given before), cannibalism isn't really worth it, besides critical situations. The ethical part of this is also a whole other beast.

>>238 Vegetarians are just retards. All their food is dependent upon the killing millions of animals (trillions+ if we count flies) every year to grow.

>>238 Furries are degenerates. Vegans are retards who, depending on which justification they have for holding their belief, focus on only on a handful of types of animal 'exploitation' or human specisism the belief that not eating retarded humans is just in-species bias while ignoring all the other types of exploitation/bias because it'd expose their retarded ideology. You also get vegans who claim to be in it for environmental reasons yet eat obscure shit from 3/4 of the way around the world as long as it's non-animal.

Is there a man from the previous century who is as inspiring as Ungern-Sternberg?

Found this in an old print catalog.

Has anyone had problems with Julay recently? Site always seems to be down for me.

>>324 Up for me, check your cookies or use the alternate: https://spqrchan.xyz/k/

>>320 I wish I saved those pictures of early 1900s French catalogues that had everything from knives to machine guns to cannons in it.

Would somebody happen to have the terrorwave and partisancore guides?

>>338 These?

>>339 I've missed these.

>>339 Yes, thank you.

I remember we discussed once what k of /k/ is supposed to stand for, but I think we couldn't figure out.

>>320 >>332 Anyone know where I can find Bannerman catalogs?

>>353 I always assumed for AK and because shit like /g/ was already taken.

>>325 Hm. Seems suspicious regardless. We'll see. What did I miss that got the original site domain yeeted?

>>353 Katana.

>>253 I mean, we all eat ass... what is a little brain going to do to us? Right gang?

Oldfag here, moot chose /k/ to represent Kusanagi Motoko, or so it was said.

>>424 Yeah from what I remember most of the original board names were derived from Japanese words.

>>424 Old metadata seem to indicate that indeed being the case.

>>492 >finnish army autisim I would be dissapointed if I didn't have this video. Ebin perkele

>>293 Yes, surely they must be more than someone who's greatest achievement was to be batshit insane and amass a giant army.

>>492 >>424 Neat.

>>506 Don't tell, show!

>>492 >you will never have an autistic qt naruto run towards an advancing T-26 and use her tard strength to jam a log into it's tracks

>>522 >female soldiers

Would you a battleship with 14" Vickers™ guns?

>>353 this fucker knew

>>528 I'm so sad the land-ship concept never took off, or the airship carrier

>>623 It did take off, it just crashed the moment it met reality.

>>624 Reality is fucking gay

>>534 I've always been skeptical of that image. Keisatsu means police, not weapons, and a naginata is a weapon, not any kind of transport. I think the anon that made that post was just memeing.

Ray of Hope? More like Ray of BTFO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqkIMnY8VTc

>>645 So it it ok or shit? Going to watch it after work. I’m so used to everything being shit nowadays, so i’ll assume it’s shit unless someone mentions otherwise.

>>645 What is this? PUBG STALKER edition?

>>648 Stalker multiplayer mod that's been in development for years. A while back the devs went niggermode and decided only people they authorise could run servers.

http://archive.is/1fOko >I would vote for Joe Biden if he boiled babies and ate them. He wasn’t my candidate, but taking back the White House is that important. Four more years of Trump will replace what remains of our democracy with unchecked rule by kleptocrats, fascists, religious fanatics, gun nuts, and know-nothings. The environment? Education? Public health? The rights of voters, workers, immigrants, people of color, and yes, women? Forget them. And not just for the next four years: A Trump victory will lock down the courts for decades. I cannot believe that a rational person can grasp the disaster that is Donald Trump and withhold their support from Biden because of Tara Reade. What's the next step of the Democrats' master plan? >>623 Airborne aircraft carriers did take off but crashed and were shut down by inter-branch shitflinging+general poorfaggotry in pre-WW2 Depression-era Murica.

Is there any money that can be made being a FFL at home even with all this corona shit? Do you need to actually own the property or can you operate out of a rented space? I am considering doing so for a while if/when I jump state until I can find a new job in my field. >>663 It surprises me that democrats are perfectly content with repeating the same mistakes republicans made back in 2012. It looks like they are just trying to glide by and play to their own base, with the hopes that demographics will eventually shift in their favor.

>>672 You do not want your home as an FFL location. Being the listed FFL location means that anyone who wants to claim to be with the government of any level can force entry into your home at ANY time, whether or not you are there, inspect EVERYTHING contained within the entire building (not just the room, so attached garages are out), and basically a long laundry list of things no strelok would be interested in. Even if you have a detached building as your 'shop', your home still isn't safe. Better to have an entirely different address.

>>672 >with the hopes that demographics will eventually shift in their favor. It's not exactly just a hope at this point.

>>645 >>646 >>648 >>658 I mean, it has to be shit. Every online lootershooter/survival game starts off looking good and playing good, and after 2 months it ends up showing its true stripes and looking more like shit. source: PUBG, DayZ, SCUM, Infestation:Survival Stories, Fallout 76, H1Z1, etc.

I've just read anewsreport about Polish drunkard who wanders into a zoo, nearly kills a bear that is friendly to people. That's sad yet amusing, but then I watched the video they linked: https://invidio.us/watch?v=slB4sgv3m1M Sometimes I forget that 9gag is not just a fever dream, but part of the world we have to live in.

>>687 >Sometimes I forget that 9gag is not just a fever dream, but part of the world we have to live in.

>>626 Blame the square-cube law.

>>623 Never ever.

>>528 Why yes, I would love a pair of Vickers™ anti-air guns! Preferably one with a funny name.

>>534 All according to Keisatsu. Or was it Kaiser Tsu?

>>641 Your post just proves that you aren't Japanese enough to truly understand these words. Keisatsu is used for police, but it carries the concept of a true warrior, an ally of justice. A true warrior and his weapon are one and the same, hence keisatsu can mean weapon. Similarly, naginata is a weapon, but oftentimes what you need to push forward is a weapon, so this iconic weapon carries the poetic meaning of movement, hence transportation.

>>744 sensei, your words of wisdom have touched my heart. /k/ truly stands for "katana"

>>682 These mods are nothing like that Dead Matter is looking good though

>>663 >I would vote for Joe Biden if he boiled babies and ate them. I would expect no less from moloch worshiping scum

I decided to buy a barrel grill/offset grill (without the added fuel/smoker bin thing) since I managed to acquire a fair bit of free wood. I want to try making charcoal in it, but I am not a knowledgeable person. The little research i have done has led me to an upside down fire method (https://archive.ph/i3nPo . the archive is broken ). HAve any of you guys made charcoal in a grill? would you reccomend it? how would you do it?

Something is happening with Russians in Lybia, can someone give me the rundown, and why Haftar is the one to root for? Apparently there are Turks there as well

How do I turn my junk into funk? Stuff like old batteries and motherboards/electronics that i've been storing around for years. Practical magic, nothing that requires a lab. I hate the idea of recycling or going through the trouble of underselling things noone wants.

GNA = jew puppets installed by americans, supported by turks and kikes LNA= some hobos that had enough of dealing with incompetent jihadists that couldn't govern a country to save their lives, trying to kick jihadists out of power No sources or proofs yet exist as far as I know of that would actually prove that Russian airforce is now involved in Libya as well. Turks have shipped equipment and Idlib-zoo fighters to fight in Libya. Not sure about troops though.

>>834 Dump it all into a fire and breathe in the fumes. That'll get you real funky.

Tell me /k/, have you been to the deep end of autism? Warthunder and World of Tanks were a mistake. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMg-s6YYGho

>went to buy my first fun last Saturday >not in stock so they have to order it >have to for it to come in >not only that there is a waiting period >DOJ is slow because of Corona so I may have to wait even longer >tfw Commiefornia is suffering Mad jelly at those who can get a rifle as though you are buying a pack of gum.

>>873 You actually buy guns in California? When my dad bought a 10/22 for me (because I was 17 at the time) it was hell. I did research about the laws online and I didn't know you needed to do a 25 question test (my father neither). My dad doesn't know much about funs but he bought me it for my birthday. When he bought it, it had so much stuff to fill out, and more registry than I thought it would have. Also, I didn't know there was a waiting period on rifles. The 10 day waiting period was more like a 3 week waiting period. Before he got the rifle, it took him a hour because he was being demonstrated how to operate it in the store he was buying it from (Big Five Sporting Goods). He asked me if I wanted him to transfer the 10/22 to me when I turned 18, and I told him to keep it. Anyways, fuck buying guns and ammo in California. Its designed to be hell and they know it is. Seriously though, I know the pain.

>>875 (not 873, of course) Eh, it's annoying as fuck but I'd prefer that over-the-top shittiness than nothing (maybe lessen the waiting period a bit). Guns are serious business. The last thing I want is people who don't know the basics or are hiding a relevant criminal record to fuck up with a gun and trigger even more anti-gun crucades. It's like a driving test for cars. That said, it does depend where you live. In my state the knowledge test makes sense, other places with better culture might not need them.

>>878 I mean, I guess. I haven't bought a gun myself in that state. I have been doing 80% builds because I am a schizo nog who doesn't want glowies to burn my house down or something. When I discovered ammo is registered as well, I knew shit was fucked and I am currently investing in a reloading bench. Do you live in a gooktown, a somewhat white part, or a multicultural shithole? I live in the latter, so I guess I should be grateful about how hard it is for people to buy guns there.

>>878 I would disagree, gun laws only stop law abiding citizens. The better solution would be bringing marksmanship back to pubic schools and going back to a more homologous society.

>>878 The tests stop fuck all (except first time blue hair gun buyers that actually believe the grabber bs). The fuckers I go inna desert with are basically the burger king kids club but 90 percent Mexican and like 3 whites with only 1 being non-hispanic and the darkest of dark beaners being a super autismo screaming heil hitler and claiming to be "whiter than you mang". These guys are used to jumping over barriers so going through a test to buy a gun is nothing to them yet any other fucker I try to get into guns just quit before even taking a look at the practice tests with super hard questions like "is it k to shot water mang" or "do you put shooty tool in closet, under bed, in drawers, or IN A LOCKABLE HARD CONTAINER WITH A CA DOJ APPROVED FIREARM LOCKING DEVICE WITH FIREARM UNLOADED AND ACCESS ONLY AVAILABLE TO PERSONS 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER THAT ARE APPROVED AND LEGAL TO POSESS FIREARMS".

>>983 Yeah the test has the most basic common sense questions. I only missed 1 out of 30 because I thought you could purchase a long gun at 18, but it's really 21. Apparently you can enlist at 18 and risk your life for ZOG, but you can't be trusted with your own firearm.

>>993 I mean, federally you could buy a long gun at 18. But if you are living in a state that treats you like nigger cattle then it usually is 21.

I didn't have internet for nearly a week, and in the last hour I got excited and worried that the JewSA is going to dominate the world with invulnerable battleships. Then I went through the Ebola-chan thread that turned into /pol/ (again), and realized that this is unlikely to happen, because their federal government is too corrupt and their population is too dark by now. I just hope that Russia and China will do something stupid with each other before the end of the decade, because then I'll only have to worry about domestic matters. And those are a lot less concerning if we don't have to worry about burgers shutting us down when we start exterminating the gypsy menace.

What are you Streloks doing to make money nowadays?

>>1013 Loading retarded amount of ammo. Lots of locals are starting to get worried that the mob will roam into the countryside. Some of the brass I've been given to work with I swear is well over 30 years old.

>>1013 I'm a sysadmin and can work from home. I miss my comfy server-room, but that's all.

>>1013 hvac work, mostly factory shit, got a mechanic that needs welding on the side

>>1013 Ad hoc bartering

>>1013 I work at a shipyard.

>>1013 At a school to go overseas for security contracting. I hope I get over there before October but international flights are fucked right now.

>>1013 Nothing. Everyone fills my head with doubt on whether I should do a trade, craft or college degree. Mortician, glass blower, merchant marine, trapper, it don't matter.

>>1116 >doubting about getting a certificate in a trade Well it's not like you can go to a trade school right now anyway, so strike that off your worry list, but if you ever get the chance there is literally no drawbacks to having a certificate in a trade. Obviously if you want to do some other shit then prioritize that, but having a skill means you're less likely to wind up homeless and sucking cocks for food if things get really bad.

>>1013 Amazon. Its not bullshit when people say the employees are treated like robots. That's probably the best part about my job. >>1078 Thats pretty cool actually. I actually wanted to move to Washington and work at a shipyard. Is shipyard a shitty job, or do you enjoy it? Haven't been able to talk to many people with shipyard experience, considering I'm nowhere near a sea.

>>1116 I never understand how anybody is capable of putting his legs into the bed while his boots are still on. It's just so unhygienic that I find it repulsive. But then again, going into a home with shoes on went out of fashion long ago, expect in America.

>>1204 Depression and insomnia are a hell of a thing. Past a point (2-3 days of no sleep or barely any sleep) your body seems to convince you to lie down not to sleep just for a little break and suddenly you're waking up 20+ hours later to start the cycle all over again. Taking off your clothes doesn't come into the picture though you're right that no civilised person would wear shoes inside in the first place.

>>1204 >expect in America I have never been to anyone's house where they allow you to bring your shitty dirty footwear past their front door area/foyer/mudroom/whatever you call it and I don't know where this meme comes from. Even the trailer trash I've known over the years doesn't do this. Do city niggers go in their houses with shoes on or something?

>>1211 I think it's all the jewywood movies and TV series where people go around without ever changing their shoes. To be fair, until the previous century it was the standard in Europe too, and it would be interesting to see the history of this change.

>want to buy gun since I've been salivating over ruger sp101s in 357 so I can shoot fireballs with my reloads and make muzzle brake using fags fuck off >snub nosed revolver that's somewhat pricey and in general does not attract new fags like glocks or shotguns >Corona shopping niggers have been trickling down >definitely down to pre-corona levels >chimpouts happen >go to store to find a fuck huge line >muh sp101s are gone >AR, AK, shotguns, glocks, sigs that aren't 1911s, J frames all gone Anybody else been wanting something but then just chuck your cash wad back into the safe spot until this shit ends?

>>1394 I wanted to buy a new shotgun and a holster and all the fucking holsters are gone and only the absolute shittiest shotguns or double barrels are up for grabs, but I don't want a double barrel.

>>1216 It varies from household to household in Germany. There are no hard rules about the shoes of guests.

>>1211 Neither have I. Only time I ever have shoes on indoors is A: I'm bringing stuff in/out B: I'm leaving while wearing dress shoes that are kept inside C: I'm trying out completely new shoes that just came in the mail