I've been thinking about death all day. I'm still exactly where I started, we really have no idea about the subject.

>>4992 We know that we're all gonna find out.

>>4977 Today I ran my online tabletop game. 4 out of 6 players showed up. After the game we went our seperate ways. I spoke to my parents, anons on imageboards, and other people on Discord but I still feel unsatisfied. Years ago, after working on some club activity, a bunch of us wood go to a diner shoot the caca, eat, and relax. We don't have this here anymore. I want to do a casual social activity after an 'event' social activity. I find myself watching anime where the characters hang out with each other and podcasts where the hosts act like my friends to substitute my own lack of deep relationships.

>>5064 I know this feeling I used to have a best friend but he moved on after college, I mean I still talk to him but he's kind of busy with his own life and i can't blame him. I don't really like talking about my friendships on /v/ or /b/ because those autist thinks it's gay to have a best friend, I don't want to get bullied and get too many (you)'s

>>4977 Pretty decent. Left my gf place after a cosy night together. The England - Scotland game was a bit of disappointing though, but I did cook some tasty burgers with perfectly seasoned chips. Went for a run this morning and felt pretty good. Gonna have to clean my suit for a nice dinner this week so wish me luck with that anon

Yo, could you come pick up your pdf poster from /islam/ please?

>>16474 >now Hello newfriend.

https://aviatorwallet.com/collections/aviator-wallet-accessoires/products/door-hook-open-doors-without-touching-handles-protect-yourself-from-germs https://archive.md/wip/pb2Nv >Door handles - especially in public places - can harbor a variety of bacteria and viruses. If someone sneezes into his hand and then opens a door, germs can remain on the door handle. The next person who touches the handle can bring these germs from their hand to their face. An infection becomes possible. >The AVIATOR Door Hook is the perfect solution to protect yourself efficiently against this way of transmission. This invention allows doors, lights and lift switches to be opened and operated without manual contact. A smear infection can thus be prevented without limiting everyday life. It's certainly overpriced, but is it a solid concept otherwise?

>>16477 Its a grift. Technically yes it works in that the first door you use it on will transfer the bacteria to the metal, but its stainless steel and has no anti microbial properties. Bacteria will spread if you dont douse the thing in alcohol after every use, youre only delaying the inevitable spread to the rest of the device and then to your hand. Its faster, easier, and free to simply wash your hands if youre that concerned about doorknobs.

>>16478 That's about what I was thinking, and I can just use some tissue to touch doorknobs if I get worried enough, and also carry some hand sanitizer with me. Or wear gloves, because that's about as weird as carrying around that device.

i got together with the girl I like berry much and she told me she's so happy that i'm finally hers. life is truly /comfy/, frens.

>>5121 look at this lucky fella who has the chance of talking to women that he likes AND are not taken. truly a lucky guy

>>5121 That's nice my friend I hope you live a happy life together.

What's eberryone doing for the weekend? My brothers birthday is today so we're getting a takeout. Probably going to have a few drinks tonight as well. >>5121 Good for you anon, hope things work out for you.

"Hidden Answers" on Tor has good questions and answers about stuff like this

The stealth paint mentioned in "radar absorbant material" in some Wikipedia "stealth technology" section was something like "iron pentacarbonyl". made from iron using a Mond like chemistry process.

Needs work

As long as it's p o e t i c

>>30 yes kill them all

>>5113 >- Imageboard or textboard ? I alr have a textboard set up but I’m not sure this is still a good idea Depends. Do you want images or not? >- How to get people obviously ? Make an interesting board with an interesting topic >- What really makes, for you, a good website ? Cause it depends on a lot of stuff and I want to make something nice for eberryone >< Originality

>>5118 Tysm for the advices Actually I worked on a texboard software but I am going to install Lynxchan since it has a texboard mode, so I can create text-only boards but also imageboards. And yeah I already have some original ideas for the boards, and I also thought about hosting a (kind of) 24/7 music player to make it more original

>>5119 I have an idea for you, you should create a board for wyber privacy, pentesting, dev etc. I feel like we need more boards like this Y’all think this is a good idea actually ?

>>1087 Fate of the unlearned. but if you actually believe that God is ultimate justice what we judge has no applicability, since the final say is final

I remember being told Jesus went down to Hell after getting crucified, to lift the souls that were "uninitiated". His death, being the ultimate lamb sacrifice around those Easter days, always gets reminded to catholics as The Guy going down to finish the deal of the Covenant being applied to everyone, not only the jews who had forfeited it previously. Might be head canon of someone, but that's what i heard from several fathers, and some native americans did have prophecies about a holy man from a desert and His mother, i think it was the Navajo or the Hiaki/Yoreme.

>>1089 >I remember being told Jesus went down to Hell after getting crucified, to lift the souls that were "uninitiated". I've heard this story as well. Kind of interesting, it's basically Jesus as DoomGuy. I happen to like this idea, though I've never seen any evidence it is canon.

>>1087 Well Catholics have a nice little answer called purgatory, but it's existence is debatable. There are also verses which suggest that children would go to heaven. The ones that come to mind are the verse in which David said he would meet his son who died as an infant again and the verse in which Jesus said that for anyone who harms a child it would be better if they were drowned, if I recall correctly.

>>1090 It's called the harrowing of hell. The theory is that since there is no way to salvation except through Him, the Old Testament righteous such as the prophets were waiting in an "abode of the dead" until Christ came to open the gates.

>gentlemen, how do you handle the situation? A very long and drawn out conversation if she wants to pursue it and also relentlessly calling her "quean"

>>2447 I'd call mine "Quean" but in the Ugnanda Knuckles accent.

>>2285 >gentlemen, how do you handle the situation? outside: "oh, honey, there's nothing to be embarrassed about, we can talk about this like adults." inside:

Dont know where else to put this and dont want to create a new thread so... https://lolcow.farm/g/res/79947.html Check this thread out.

>>2611 buncha combative cunts in that thread who can't understand the difference between having a fetish and making it real. Mostly not worth the read but I liked this bit: >I'm desperate and guys with long-term gfs give the best head so there's that.

>Hitler >Thought christians were jews >Jesus was the Jew King Nice shitpost, Isaac

>>1081 >Hitler didn't think converts were Jews if their grandparents were Jews

Ever since the New Testament, those who claim to be Jews are actually not Jews, but instead, are the synagogue of Satan (and thus gentiles) according to Jesus Christ in the book of Revelation 2:9 and 3:9. I would consider this Biblical passage to be a superior deciding agency to anything else.

>>1085 Are they salvageable?

>>1086 Anyone who believes on the Lord Jesus Christ shall be saved, for God commendeth his love toward us in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Nevertheless, if many of them do reject the Son of God, then as many are condemned by the Law already and they will be damned to the lake of fire for all eternity, for as it says, How shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation: which at the first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was confirmed unto us by them that heard him?

>>16395 >>16411 Clear sky homos just use either OMON uniforms or some navy surplus.

>>16415 >>16395 >freedom Flecktarn >dolg Literally any black paramilitary, paint the red stripes yourself >military Russian or ukrainan milsurp >monolith Chinese Type 99 camo (Good luck that's stuff for the SF boys) , SK Armed forced intel agency camo,Tajik OMON, UCP (?), JSDF Air force pixel camo, or DPM urban. >clear sky M-MDU-03 (Serbian commercial stuff) or Ukrainian "urban" TTsKO >bandit Loot your local addias store and make sure that black leggings matter >renegade ??? >loner

>>1085 I really appreciate the ECWCS clothing system. I own and love both Gen 1 and Gen 2 in pic(s) rel., though most argue against woodland. I also own the same parka that is used by US Marines in Marpat and its great. Another great military clothing and camo stuff is Serbia. I own this camo parka (I have no idea of the name of the camo) and also I own another Serbian Parka but in OD Green. Personally, I like these ones and a lot may argue against the effectiveness of their camo (especially against the od green parka, understandable), they work great in my opinion.

>>16457 Where did you find that last one and where can I get one myself.

>>16471 Swisslink.com, I've managed to buy two from them last year. Also, Sportman's Guide was selling them for awhile as well, I would check and see if they have any. Avoid Arcisa on ebay, he has a tendency of selling milsurp clothing that is missing most of it's parts and buttons. Arcisa is okay if you want to buy gas masks, anything clothing related, do not buy from him.

>>418 Missing files

>>419 Missing files

>>420 Missing files

>>427 Missing files

>you will never be a glam metal god ruling the Sunset Strip and having an unlimited supply of women throwing themselves at your feet Why even live?

>>16450 What the fuck can you stick inside a game, that makes it 150 gigs large, AND adds any sort of functionality? The size bloating of the game industry is just a plain strategy at this point, made to sell people more hard drives/wear down existing hard drives by repeated installation/deinstallation cycles.

>>16466 You could probably fill it with something useful, but not with the current crop of degenerates running the show.

>>16466 Either cutscenes or uncompressed assets would be my guess. Either way it's way too fucking big. I have a hard time justifying downloading a game over a gig, ten tops. Hard drives haven't even improved significantly so that's still 10-20% of the average consumer's hard drive, and fuck anyone who planned to run it off an SSD apparently.

>>16466 A truly dynamic world and environment (to the degree of the Butterfly Effect), good procedural generation, and permanent interactive physics.

>>16470 At that point grad students would be modding it to do fluid dynamic simulations and non-euclidian centers of mass in collisions without their department having to shell out $70k though, anon. University book/software rackets can't be having that.

Just drawing.

>>1179 LEGO Friends getting isekai'd into the Elves setting, boom. New wave idea. Hire me, LEGO.

>>1180 I once came up with an idea for a continuation of the Elves theme: >New minidoll theme for 2019 will be Space Friends like the other anon said, but in 2023 the new theme will be magical girls in the Earth realm after the link between Elfland and Earth is severed. Main characters will be a team of teenage girls from Earth who are recruited by a handsome older man who wants to collect several hidden treasures "of great evil" scattered around Earth "to stop them from falling into the wrong hands". HOM is actually the bad guy orchestrating everything to collect the evil objects for his own use. Supposed antagonist is a thief not much older than the girls who may or may not be half-elven. Gimmicks will be magical smartphones that contact Elfland and are collectable like Nexo shields, and cute animal familiars for each of the girls. Sets will all be scaled-down versions of famous landmarks around the world where they fight the local monsters for possession of the artifact. >Source: I squinted real hard at the wrinkles on the Wyldstyle Duplo polybag and thought I saw it in the background

>>1181 >a team of teenage girls from Earth who are recruited by a handsome older man >a handsome older man The gimmicks and set locations are great but that part? Let me guess, HOM has a striking resemblance to you in your mind?

>>1182 lol it was a reverse Charlie's Angels situation where Charlie is secretly the bad guy

>>1184 Oh thank god, I was worried we'd have the next Marv Wolfman on our hands.

>>2721 I'm dying, SKF, please put this on the intermission page when we stream

Also, memes

/otter/ vs >>>/pro/ showdown when?

>>2740 Cease this rat vs rat D&C immediately

/agdg/ here 1) Could it be fine if we joined, in one of the future cups? 2) If so, could we use the same team as the 4cc anons?

>>350 Sounds like a cool idea. Could we get the 4cc team to play for us? https://implyingrigged.info/wiki//agdg/

>>358 I thought so too. We could just get that team up and running on the next cup and figure out the details later. If we manage to get invited that is.

>>1083 > How do you feel about being a communist? How do you feel about being a filthy jew, who doesn't understand the concept of sharing with his brother.

Genet peeked through a crack in the barn, but it was dark. However, she could smell something quite interesting inside.

She smelt bread in the making and smoke, wood cracking from a fire could be heard from the other end.

>>5056 It reminded her of another place:

This is just how that one pastry shop where she always used to go for breakfast with Traveller on the weekends smelled.

She decided to take risk and try to get in throught the door, she didn't had time to waste on speculations.

>VIDIYO actually has something resembling lore which reminds me of Trolls: World Tour with different locations with each their own music genre >Only six of the genres are elaborated upon, the other four are mentioned in the app's bandmate list. >Hidden Side has ghost characters you can unlock by playing the Ghost Mode in-game, including the bosses shown on set boxes (Playing Ghost Mode is free and doesn't require having a set btw, it's actually more fun than being a Ghost Hunter). All of them have personal little descriptions on their profiles, like how they died or what they do after their death. This includes references to the places you see in the sets and cartoon.

>>1044 Very nice analysis anon >>1050 I wonder if they will elaborate on VIDIYO lore. I've seen some of the Hidden Side character profiles and some of them are really dark for a Lego theme.

>>1044 Another kind of division exists in UFO >Main aliens appear only in the bigger UFO sets (the ones with saucer parts) >Red robots pilot smaller or detatchable aircraft >Blue robots pilot land vehicles

>>1050 sorta related >The Vidiyo shark singer can be seen as a graffitti in the skatepark set, released befoer vidiyo was announced

>>1096 I love when LEGO puts in little easter eggs and references like that. I want Tony Stark's Sakaarian Iron Man almost purely for Tony's torso alone. (Also, mech parts.) Unrelated note, but when it comes to LEGO and lore there's two types of universes: >Non-Brick Built Shows that act like normal fiction, the only actual LEGO thing being the characters. This includes shows like Ninjago, Nexo Knights, Monkie Kid, City Adventures. >Brick-Built >Things are made out of LEGO and it's treated as normal. Objects tend to break apart into bricks & pieces, characters can detach their hairpieces (on purpose or accidentally) and the main characters have the ability to build things out of LEGO parts. (Thanks to the LEGO Movie I assume these characters are so-called 'Master Builders'.) Things like The LEGO Movie franchise (including the Ninjago Movie, hence the differences with the show) and licensed shows like Marvel/DC/Jurassic Park count under this.

>>135 That tongue is super long.

>>171 Do they all have such long tongues?

Which procyonid is your fav?

>>185 The raccoon.

I want to make a small meme game within a time frame of a few days, up to a week. Any suggestions? I'll go with the first idea that's not completely retarded. Although the more retarded the idea, the funnier it could be.

>>359 Physics-based pinball game that's like a Rube Goldberg machine.

>>360 > Physics-based pinball game that's like a Rube Goldberg machine. physics-based pinball sound reasonable enough to implement. Not sure how the "Rube Goldberg machine" part could be incorporated in to that, but I'll give it a try.

>>361 >Not sure how the "Rube Goldberg machine" part could be incorporated in to that, but I'll give it a try. Well, here's a basic description of the idea Anon. >A Rube Goldberg machine, named after American cartoonist Rube Goldberg, is a chain reaction-type machine or contraption intentionally designed to perform a simple task in an indirect and overly complicated way. Usually, these machines consist of a series of simple unrelated devices; the action of each triggers the initiation of the next, eventually resulting in achieving a stated goal. So I'd say it's just a matter of finding some silly, overly-complicated way of achieving a scores. Hitting bumpers or rollovers, say.

>>362 > So I'd say it's just a matter of finding some silly, overly-complicated way of achieving a scores. Hitting bumpers or rollovers, say. That I can do. ^ - ^

>>5020 The smaller boards and non-USA country threads are actually pretty comfy, :0

>>5087 >>5030 >Cunny boards Eberrytime.

>>5090 The tech board is berry top tier, tbh.

>>5092 Many such cases! Sad!

Vox Populi imageboard. The voice of the people. Come post and have some fun. :) https://voxpopuli.to/

>>14524 I don't know that anyone ever thought anything besides what I thought in 2014. That nigger wasn't doing anything with the site himself, so therefore it was great. It should have continued indefinitely tbh. It was a place of pure anonymity and freedom. If you were enough of a cunt, other anons would crack down on you (muh cp laws n' sheeit). I definitely would go even further than free speech though. I think offended niggers should be slowly tortured to death and forcefed whatever the fuck they don't like along with all moralfags in the bog--where they belong. <waaaah content I don't like Tough shit, newfags.

>>14737 >posting the cuck faggot version

>>14919 >personal semantics here Unless you were raised in a retard town on top of a sad mountain, words usually have similar meanings and definitions between the majority of people. Stop trying to cotton up posts, anons know how to use words.

>>14988 As the posts show, we have a different definition of 'lament'. Mine is the same as the first 2 dictionaries I just checked. For the other anon is not, and I don't care, we can agree to disagree. If you never noticed that most discussions end up in semantics (or they stop earlier), you must be new to the internet. Thanks for the insults, BTW.

>>14987 >posting the schizo version (You) aren't purging anyone out of an hobby. This goes double for anything that can be done by yourself or with small groups of friends, the community at large is powerless there.

>>4965 It's frustrating how it seems like there's no escape from those people/bots.

did Donald Duck write this post?

I'm noticing more and more that most boards are accepting the pedo depravity. Are all BOs faggõts? Why the feds don't arrest these monsters? It's disgusting.

>>5114 Pedos can be useful for the feds. The feds don't go after pedos out of a desire to do good. Just look at how the Finders guys got off scot-free.

>>5114 >I'm noticing more and more that most boards are accepting the pedo depravity Where?

>>15782 Unrelated but how do you download videos from bilibili?

>>16263 You used to be able to inspect element and download it on chrome. Not sure if you want to be using chrome... But nowdays I believe it's encrypted since they want to SAAS people. How it works is that they stream like a 10 second bit at a time while revalidating with some vodoo shit based of GUID. There is a script these days here (https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/372516-bilibili-merged-flv-mp4-ass-enhance) but I wouldn't trust any shit from China mainly since they usually add in a bunch of bloat software and spyware, so user beware. Then again, there's usually nothing worth downloading there nowdays since they got purged hard in 2018 by the CPC. Like They wiped more than half the videos I think.

>>16263 You could always try youtube-dl Even on unsupported websites, a lot of them work if you can easily inspect the webpage and find a direct video link. https://youtube-dl.org/ If you hate command line programs, someone made a basic GUI for it. https://mrs0m30n3.github.io/youtube-dl-gui/

>>779 Really, try Bryce. It's braindead easy and you can make something nice looking in a really short time (pic related within my first 2 hours of playing with it). It is pretty limited, but perfect for a start. Also freely available. https://archive.org/details/bryce4 https://archive.org/details/bryce4content

>>768 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6HCnub_OoU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ENMpzR54us I really love the stuff that Konzept has been making for Sam Hyde recently. It's a pleasure to watch and it looks like it was taken straight out of 1999-2004, just rendered in 4K.

>>883 Thanks, I downloaded Bryce 4 a while ago but didn't see that other .iso there.

>>768 I'm not sure if Kebu tries to be /retro/, but I'd say his music is definitely a contender because he plays a lot of his songs on analog synths. Even if the style is more modern, the sound is much closer to older songs because he uses similar or sometimes even the same instruments. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=A-6XqqYWzU8 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=cH2guTTyX8s https://yewtu.be/watch?v=TRCQmNMOqUY This sounds more authentic to the 80s than a lot of synthwave songs. I still like synthwave, but a lot of songs sound more like they're invoking nostalgia rather than replicating the original nostalgic sound.

>>16328 DR. CIRNO YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING A SCREWDRIVER FOR THAT EXPERIMENT, IT'S NOT SAFE >>16347 IIRC all his shit's just a different company assembling parts kits in his name. Frankly speaking it looks like the only way to get together a decent 5.45 AK without shilling out absurd sums of money is to build it yourself.

>>16347 >>16363 >zoomer pandering ecelb May I ask who that is per chance? and which company is building?

>>16437 I think he means this faggot: https://yewtu.be/channel/UCTrSsPMmZavLbc3Ex7VhjDg I have no idea about his guns though, other than the oversized AK.

>>16449 >video thumbnails Man glows like a fucking slab of uranium Does anyone know if the MikeB (jewtube here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKX0kmzrmD5WvwqpQ06mwCw ) who does ballistics helm tests is an actual commie with his che merchandise or is this supposed to be some shitty joke? Because I can't tell since I only watch his ballistics test videos out of curiosity

>>16363 >DR. CIRNO YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING A SCREWDRIVER FOR THAT EXPERIMENT, IT'S NOT SAFE Sometimes risks have to be taken for important things, strelok.

>>1626 Ryerson Addio

>>1626 I didn't even know about the man until this little spergout by the leaf featherniggers (unsurprisingly, fomented by antifa). But I looked into him briefly, and now pretty much consider him a hero of the West. He refused to educate females past a certain age, since their duty was to the home, not a career. That alone makes him a man worthy of honor.

>>1628 Taking into account he was the guy in charge of educating the canadian injuns i say he did a pretty bad job, they are the most uppity ones in the entire region down to the Darien Gap and that's adding that they don't even have the hypothetical excuse the north american and southwest redskins have that they were relatively peaceful and got their shit slapped, the canadians were the ones who waged war with everyone all the time. His system also evolved later into taking injun kids, often by force, and handing them to newly-arrived immigrants who were in vast majority of european descent, to educate them and pretend they were their own which ended in many of them being psychopaths due to abuse and general dissonance. Also reason many of them have germanic surnames rather than color-animalism-action names (Timmy Yellowfeet, Bobby Redhawk, Johnny Flying Elk). Canadians did them weird, killed them like anglos do then tried to help them but not really and then gave them full rights out of thin air due to the french. Very different from Americans who killed them, secluded them and then started giving them rights little by little... or like Spaniards who killed them, segregated them and then educated those who wanted while further segregating the others and letting the educated red ones do away or force the others as time passed on. Still there's no reason to topple down history, forgetting it only leads to ignorance of societal context and disassociation with your nation (not that canadian nationalism exists anyways)

>>1629 I see. Well, meh. All your color commentary pales into insignificance relative to the absolute devastation that feminist golems have wrought on the Western Tradition. Sounds like the Spaniards had the best ideas related to the featherniggers, though.

>>1630 >All your color commentary pales into insignificance relative to the absolute devastation that feminist golems have wrought on the Western Tradition Agreed but i wouldn't say "pale into insignificance" because the guy practically erased most of the traditions of a good chunk of people, ones who were the closest to the secret of why some "pure-blooded" injuns had old european stock (irish/basque aka pre-indoaryan) in them meaning some earlier migration via either olde viking-tier travelers or something even older. The miscegenation of violent native apaches (who are from Canada, not the US like amerifats want to imply to justify the Indian Wars) with low-tier immigrants made some hellspawn that still roams middle Canada and Quebec with their passive aggressiveness and low-tolerance to alcohol. Also because the mistakes of the past have bigger connotations than today where most things are achieved already, one could banish the Zulu today and nothing would be really lost as most everything we could learn from them has been registered. But yeah, in general sentiment i am more concerned about commie women having rights... period, just extended myself long because Ryerson is the father of Canadian rural alcoholism. >Sounds like the Spaniards had the best ideas And mostly by accident but sure enough, injun peer pressure with their women wanting to adopt more of a comfortable sedentary life with european luxuries was much more effective than the sword of various mercenaries and royal soldiers. If not then we would have an entire mediocre continent dedicated to doing nothing but hunting and fishing, consuming crops of tobacco, coke and weed, where time is measured if it is day or night. Didn't intend to make that sound good but it just happened

>>1066 They did not call themselves Calvinists, just as Protestants did not call themselves Protestants. Those labels come from the Catholic Church, and if their authority you reject that epithet should not matter to you. What is, pray tell, objectionable in their gospel?

>>1067 I perceive that you did not ask the question with earnestness of heart but to tempt and mock. This is not wise, sir. Nevertheless, here is the gospel of salvation according to the Holy Bible as it was preached on the first day of the NT. Thus: “Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to all that are afar off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call.” - Acts 2:38-39

>>1068 If there is anything to be mocked it is what is said, not what is unsaid. You can declare this or that thing cursed, but if you are speaking through the Spirit and not on your own authority He will give you the words to back it up. What you quoted every so-called Christian would agree with, but unless you contend with their embellishments the sheep will be led into the hands of wolves. Theology is not for the faithful but for the wayward, the heretic and the heathen, and each lost sheep you may recover pleases the Lord as much as ninety and nine just persons. The apostles did not proclaim the gospel for Christians to wield it in sanctimony; to the world Christians of all men are most miserable, charged to preach the faith unceasingly and convert the world in the face of incredulity. The Philistines and the Canaanites cursed Israel by their gods, to no avail, because their gods were dead. If you are an oracle of the risen Christ, the living God, who reigns in heaven and judges the living and dead, the Spirit would bid thee that the defense of the faith is worth no deficit of words. The boundless wisdom of God is poured out on those that repent and embrace the cross. I could easily express contempt for Calvinists, indeed their doctrine lends itself to some of the most hideous concepts ever beheld in Christendom. That you have nothing to say suggests you are apt to simply restate, and you fail to take up the Lord fully in your heart, for when the Lord is with you all under heaven is within reach. "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword," Matthew 10:34. Take up that sword brother, lest you be naked before devils; all His knowledge is your knowledge through the Spirit. As He poured out his blood in zeal and in passion for you and all the world so should your zeal and passion be poured out in sufferings for His kingdom, "He that findeth his life shall lose it: and he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it." Matthew 10:39, to venture boldly, even unto the judgement, with joy: "My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth. And hereby we know that we are of the truth, and shall assure our hearts before him. For if our heart condemn us, God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things. Beloved, if our heart condemn us not, then have we confidence toward God. And whatsoever we ask, we receive of him, because we keep his commandments, and do those things that are pleasing in his sight." 1 John 3:18-22 This is the Word of the Lord; thanks be to God. Dear friend in Christ, God is steadfast in love and infinite in mercy. In the name of Christ Jesus, Amen.

>>1069 I read the first few sentences of your message and stopped. >What you quoted every so-called Christian would agree with Had you just searched the scriptures just once, you would’ve seen the sheer folly in your claim... It is written: “God forbid: yea, let God be true, but every man a liar; as it is written, That thou mightest be justified in thy sayings, and mightest overcome when thou art judged.” “Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:” Of a truth, calvinists, baptists, theologians, catholics, protestants, orthodoxy, episcopalians, methodists, non-denominationals, and every other denomination are not saved. They do not abide in the doctrine of Christ and so, they don’t have God. By taking on a lesser name (denominate), they have excluded themselves from the kingdom of God. Anyone who preaches a false gospel is accursed of God. He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear.

>>1071 Brother, they confess it with their mouths but not their hearts. God's word is true but their intentions are not. You can only reveal their intention if you contend with them.

(You know now) Everybody's worried (hey now) about that atom bomb (Well) No one seems worried about the day my Lord shall come (You'd better) Set your house in order (fore he) he may be coming soon (And then he'll) hit like an atom bomb, when he comes, when he comes

Originally God was discovered as the absolute facts within scientific exploration.

>>863 Judeinstein and oppenheeber didn't even have anything to do with the atom bomb, it was british and german scientists who made the actual research and initial designs and calculated the critical mass and the entire set of reactions. Those guys were just middle management losers.

>>1030 Proofs?

>>1030 He was the public face of it, even if he wasn't the inventor. And it was perfect marketing: German Jew persecuted by the Nazis escapes to America and builds their greatest weapon.

>>3674 I just wanted to hear more of your ideas. I love big log cabins myself (spending time with family as a little kid in one on holidays) and your idea seems comfy.

>>3678 There are 5 main districts in Argyria, each with different environments and neighborhoods. They are the desert, mountains, plains, lake, and forest. There are also 2 roads for each district of the kingdom, making 10 roads total. Each road is set with a number of houses themed around a specific architectural style. They are Log, Japanese, Tudor, Victorian, Tuscan, French, Spanish, Ranch, Neoclassical, and Modern.

>>3656 >>3679 Can we have a thread where we make up our own countries? That wood be fun.

>ideal house Countryside in a Cottage, preferably Northern England away from any other parts of Society >ideal gf shortstack, same age, able to defend herself, capable housewife tomboy >ideal source of income weapons manufacturing for the town/cottage, swords at the simplest, machine guns at the most complicated >ideal country to live in A germanic England. >ideal average day Breakfast with GF/Family, Go around the cottage/town with the lads, back home to GF/Family

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>>1962 I read about some of that stuff happening in Papua New Guinea. Some colonial dudes who were contacting new tribes in Highlands regions were tasked (alongside a myriad of things) with eliminating cargo cult. Apparently some Cargo cult leaders were guys who knew it was bullcaca but did it anyway to grift from their fellow villagers.

>>2431 Doom slayer: Both men and woman fear him and write love letters to him

I'm dumping some reading on the afterlife/non-physical realms of reality. This one seems to be a pretty good overview, albeit one that uses a fictional story as a means of explaining existence on the other side: https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=341A494DD70150726612EEB41C4113B2 Jurgen Ziewe's books are possibly the most interesting I've ever read on the subject: https://tuxdoc.com/download/multidimenssional-man-jurgen-ziewe-5_pdf http://www.tomkin.us/books/ZieweJurgen_MultiDimensions.pdf https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=8F99E1E264046610225C84F197889C8D This book might feel a bit creaky given that more straightforward and "scientific" explorations of the topic have come along since then, but I've found Chapter XIV to be very reassuring: http://www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1909lifebeyonddeath.pdf >>1136 Thanks for the meditation advice. >I would be careful when reading his works. I think he might lie and speak half-truths on purpose in his books.

>>1136 I've been reading up about meditation, there is also guided meditation and many forms of it, like videos and maybe even text.

>>1161 I've been using this lately as background music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcU6w1Pr5gc The problem with most meditation music for me is that there are usually obvious chord changes and progressions, whereas that music is more subtle and low key.

>>829 >>1144 I've been reading about Orgone and Orgonite Orgone is a term given to life energy Orgonite is a material for gathering and using life energy, which is generally made from metal shavings suspended in resin, sometimes with crystals added I found this video which seems interesting; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjybPYOWMck

>>1176 I don't know anything about how effective they are, but some of them sure look nice.

>>16294 >not setting up a food stand in your city's Chinatown with 5 gallon home depot buckets >not tricking the local orientals to get their sons to piss in them in order to produce regional delicacies >not just selling them normal ass boiled eggs while using the piss to make the very same black powder you'll be using to kill their asshole extended family when they show up in the states silly guailo you will never be able to defeat the tricks of the orient

>>16296 My town doesn't have a china town. But all Streloks should have a piss barrel even if they don't have a black powder gun.

>>16294 >Starting a piss barrel for gunpowder >Not starting a piss barrel to make IEDs Never gonna make it, anon.

>>16302 That's the best part of a piss barrel you can use it for anything.

>>7531 >>14264 I want off of this ride.

>>13 That bomber-style jacket in the third picture looks sharp.

>>220 1940's lvl 88 Aryan-megaboss.

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>>16372 Have fun if you want, but don't make it too cancerous, as long as is related to guns it's fine.

>video unrelated >>16418 has been banned for 5 days >Reason: Spam, linking to sites outside webring >ban type: IP/Bypass >Non-bypassable? no >Thread/post deleted: Thread deleted >Other notes: No listed ASN so ASN ban impossible Report on >>16390 has been closed No action has been taken as it does not violate in our opinion Romanian law. I suggest you ignore the post. >>16372 This site follows Romanian law, under which the following may be of note >>>/meta/13836 You are still responsible for knowing the laws of your jurisdiction and following the rules of this site. For example, Romanian laws ban the "incitement" of ethnic hatred, genocide, and specific threats >(4) Incitement to commit the crime of genocide, committed directly, in public, shall be punishable by no less than 2 and no more than 7 years of imprisonment and a ban on the exercise of certain rights. In short, the opinion is currently statements without a location and/or time are generally acceptable as long as they do not show intent. For example:

>>16423 I'd just like to point out that pointing at deleted posts is not that helpful to understand the situation.

>>16426 >deleted post It's literally a spam post. I've written it there for posterity in case you waned to know the post number.

Sage for doublepost >>16462 was banned for 8hrs for spamming >Reason: Spam, linking to outside WR >Non-bypassable? no >Thread/post deleted: Post deleted >Other notes: Tor posted, previous 5d ban on >>16418 has been lifted since I realized that the ban time was over excessive. Sorry. >>16465 has been banned for 2 hrs >Reason: Not spoiling porn/gore >Non-bypassable? no >Thread/post deleted: N/A >Other notes: Tor poster, photo not taken because post is still up if you want to see porn. EDIT: It appears I fucked up and accidentally deleted it while applying the ban. Please accept my apologizes, I don't think I can restore it.

>>1465 >I had it for a few years with Time Warner, but later they dropped it along with a bunch of other channels my parents watched. I still watched it on occasion at my aunt and uncle's house when I visited because they paid for a bunch of extra channels. My uncle was surprised kids were interested in the classic Hanna Barbera shows he grew up watching, and actually enjoyed re-watching them with us when he had time. I was just as interested in older shows as newer ones as a kid, maybe even more. One of my favorite shows on Cartoon Network was ToonHeads, but they stopped airing that not that long after I first discovered it. I guess I was interested in history even before I thought of it as history Nowadays I'm even more of a grognard than I was then. >Too bad it's used now as a dumping ground for relatively recent CN shows. Even some early 2000s shows they haven't aired in years would fit better considering they're close to 20 years old now. If millenials still watched TV they could even re-use classic bumpers like CN City or Powerhouse for nostalgia. Boomerang is a re-run network anyway. Nostalgia is its main purpose. Channels like MeTV do the same thing too from what I've heard. I haven't been a regular TV viewer in a long time, but it kind of defeats the whole point to me to have newer stuff on a channel dedicated to classic boomer TV shows. I miss the experience of sitting down and watching TV, but there's no going back for me after discovering torrents as a teenager. What sucks is that a lot of the torrents that interest me are completely dead.

>>1466 >I miss the experience of sitting down and watching TV, but there's no going back for me after discovering torrents as a teenager. Pretty much. Even though TV is nice to just sit down and watch something, it's hard to beat being able to look up anything you want and not have to sit through commercials. Even if Boomerang didn't have commercials, you still had to wait for the exact hour or half-hour for a show to air. >MeTV I forgot about it. It has a mix of classic shows and cartoons, but doesn't have the full cartoon catalog Boomerang does. It's also has commercials which I don't have the patience to sit through anymore.

>>1466 >I was just as interested in older shows as newer ones as a kid Same. It probably helped that older cartoons were just trying to be entertaining while modern cartoons more often had to start adding educational or moral lessons. (usually due to outside influence) Not having to wait for new episodes was also a plus. Most of the time I watched episodes of Jetsons, Looney Tunes, etc it was something I hadn't seen before.

>>1467 Yeah, the commercials are a deal breaker for me nowadays. I have zero patience for them anymore. I'd rather just download a bunch of episodes of a show or buy it on physical media than sit through them. Even if it's better on paper, it kind of feels cheap though. I remember how big of a big deal it felt like when a show I liked would come on compared to watching episodes at my own convenience. >>1468 >Not having to wait for new episodes was also a plus. Most of the time I watched episodes of Jetsons, Looney Tunes, etc it was something I hadn't seen before. I remember really liking the Jetsons movie from the '80s as a really little kid, which I think was actually considered a piece of crap. As bad of a reputation as Hanna-Barbera has, I always liked The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and Jonny Quest. Scooby-Doo was kind of repetitive to me, but I still enjoyed that too. That also goes for the '70s stuff with Scrappy Doo and the celebrity guest stars. I even liked the direct-to-video stuff, although I never saw anything after Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase.

>>1472 >As bad of a reputation as Hanna-Barbera has To be fair a lot of their reputation was with their cheap animation and Scooby-Doo knockoffs. (Some of them I didn't mind, but I would have gotten sick of them sooner without watching other shows.) The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and Jonny Quest were all good. Even Jetsons just being "Flintstones in the future" was more creative than most of their Scooby-Doo knockoffs. >I even liked the direct-to-video stuff The direct to video Scooby Doo movies in the 90s/early 2000s were great. It was actually cool watching them deal with actual supernatural stuff instead of a guy in a mask. >it kind of feels cheap though. I remember how big of a big deal it felt like when a show I liked would come on compared to watching episodes at my own convenience You're right. It's not as special to watch a show at anytime compared to when you waited until 7p on a Friday night for that new episode to come out. It doesn't help that younger generations are getting less patient and have shorter attention spans. I think the most special TV moments to me were the series finales of Avatar & Ed Edd n Eddy, especially considering most shows on Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network would end quietly instead. >Avatar had gone through a couple hiatuses >out of nowhere we get this trailer I still re-watch today https://yewtu.be/watch?v=5avd9_8rXH0 >that week in July finally comes >new episodes every night finishing off with the final movie on Friday >Ed Edd n Eddy advertises its final movie >we straight up got a 24 hour marathon of every episode finishing off with the movie premiere >Cartoon Network wanted to give a proper send-off for its longest running series and fucking delivered

>>2718 I'll continue on with the game, then. >move the rosters to the All-Star teams I need to look if there's an option for that because as far as I'm aware, the only category separating teams is by affiliates. As in, the game has a one big list and the All-Stars team is counted as such.

>>2722 Yeah, it would basically just pull a team from each half of the league. You can spread players out a bit that way, and pick the best of the best. And give them the shittiest shirts you can think of.

>>2726 Sorry if I'm not getting your point across, but do you mean the game picking players from different teams and putting them into the All-Star team?

>>2731 Yeah that's how the all-star teams work.

>>2735 From what I've seen, the game has a duplicate entry for the players in the All-Stars/Greatest teams. I want to check if any of the players from any of the teams created is in there but I want to finish the rest of the rosters first.

>>1401 >I bought some Maxells at a convenience store since they had some and they sound terrible. I think I got a bad batch or something. That sounds right up my alley! I actually think the ones I have sitting around are Maxells. They seemed decent for what I'm going for, but that wouldn't be decent by most people's standards. Thanks for all the info, by the way. >Exactly! It's a shame. If more people used Linux the computing world would be a better place. Some sort of Linux distro for utter morons would be a good idea, like one of those crappy chrome books except it at least doesn't form a surveillance dragnet. Ubuntu-based distros seem like they'd be just fine for babby-level users who just want to browse the Internet and not much else. A lot of them probably wouldn't even be able to tell you the difference if you skinned it right. >If I had to describe my ideal modern operating system it'd just be Windows 7 but open sourced, more command line integration, and some minor tweaks. Yeah, Windows 7 has pretty much everything I'd want. I'd just like it kept up to date and better options for ricing. >>1402 For me the audio issues are the biggest dealbreaker. Maybe someday I'll just use my Thinkpad, but I don't like relying on a separate computer for tinkering around and recording things. It's not even just DAW stuff. PulseAudio has caused problems for me while playing games too. Sounds would frequently start to distort after launching a program, and they would never go back to normal unless I shut down and restarted PulseAudio. >Some things don't work of course, at least not right away. For example I tried connecting my computer to the television via HDMI and it didn't work out of the box, so that means I have to look into an assistive tool or worse, mess around with config files. Same thing with bluetooth headphones. Of course I can't be assed to research any of that anytime soon because I have actual work to do, so I just boot into my Windows installation on such occasions. I'm dualbooting but might as well not be. I never use Linux and would maybe even forget I have it installed if I didn't see it come up as a boot option whenever I turn my computer on. >>1403 I think the problem is that Linux is first and foremost is a specialist's OS. It's been patched up and juryrigged so that it can be used by complete novices in addition to grizzled neckbeards, but that leaves a lot of the middle-of-the-road users out in the cold once they want to do more with their system than check their email or screw around on Facebook. That leads to problems for a lot of them when they realize what they're in for after deciding to go under the hood.

>>1401 Maxell is a cheap shitty brand, avoid it like the plague

>>1309 >Flashpoint Infinity I had a look at it and it seems cool. Thanks for sharing. >wiby.me is a good search engine I haven't used that one, but my default search engine right now is MetaGer. It's a German search engine that pulls from the Bing databases but isn't retarded like Bing and doesn't have nearly the same weight for SEO. I find totally random search results from pages that haven't been updated in years even when I'm searching for unrelated topics. It really reminds me of how old search engines behaved, in that searching for a specific text string would get you all sorts of results from all over the internet because that's what the technology did. It's a far cry from the digital butler/nanny that Google and its imitators are now. >>1318 >floppys-lounge.neocities.org Neat. The sewerfresh link in your surf section appears to redirect to something else, though.

>>1430 >sewerfresh yeah it's dead. I'll link to the archived version of the site if I can find it

I just stumbled upon some webms and images you might be interested in: Some might remember a post in Julay's /v/ about the promotional site for the back-then new fangled Nintendo DS around late 2004, with its now-taboo slogan Touching is Good, i visited that site daily for weeks due to its interactive nature new to me (and to be fair everything was new because i had my first PC with internet) and the main appeal for me was the atmosphere itself: A man, supposed to be ourselves, chilling around in a set of idyllic places you could "walk" into via clicking boxes in the form of the DS logo. The site was flash/java and when i went to visit it for this post i saw in terror that i couldn't even access its main window on the Internet Wayback Machine (http://www.nintendods.com/index.jsp), something i could one year ago. Back then the site was limited too, many of the interactive screens, used merely present technical specs or features about the machine in different environments, were locked but one could still see the "starting" point of them. The other major point was the music, featuring a theme song that had thematic variations in a couple of the different places; soothing in my opinion, which made the whole experience ethereal although it may be my utter nostalgia. I posted the extended version tune and some nice anon, prophetically, made a webm for me with the extracted original audio and starting screens of each thematic place so at least i can show that as half proof (God bless that anon). What i wanted to note is the particular style that is, in my opinion, the tail end of the Y2K trends which was the interactive flash sites with "calming" themes, some might also remember those looping flash scenes of an archaically animated fountain/river and the water flowing sounds behind. Old folk back in the day melted graphic cards just by running those non-stop sometimes lol. In this example we can see the vast blue skies with the blue mountains and vibrant green foliage, an overplayed mood that might have reached its peak with the famous Bliss image (that i will discuss later), ever present everywhere but also influenced many more. Overall the images and composites of the promo were in its contemporary trendy japanese style with saturated colors, wide angle views and "that" digital look we here are used to, along with the now-niche colour night photography of citiscapes. And accompanying these flashes were also the "cutout" collages many newbie graphic designers did and which were also a finishing trend previous to Web 2.0. To recap that style, one of the Photoshop filters with vast use was one that "flattened" or oversimplified the color/tone counts of an image, and in this simple form some would cut parts of it and paste them over parts of other images thus creating hybrid sceneries, usually landscapes. Rockstar Games, now known for not such good things for our standards, back then was a major player due to a quick succession of successful games and their website was very visited despite all being promotional stuff because they did have tons of extras in there, other than the flash interactive sites for new games (also fucking dead) like Midnight Club 3, they also had free downloads like games, music, screensavers and in this case wallpapers, in the cutout style of course. Here you can see in these images the style we mentioned: Vast blue skies with/or background mountains along with framing vegetation in vibrant greens. I had the blue sky background here for at least 4 or 5 years (2005-2010) and it wasn't until recently when i was peeking some test shots from a new lens that an image there felt extremely similar for some reason, heart pumping out of chest feelings, and i realized i had recognized an exact tree in the same exact position, then it clicked that the tree line was the same and then that a snowy mountain out back was familiar too. 15 years later i still don't know where it is but at least i have a pic showing the real deal, hot curves included. Sorry for blogposting again but it might be an interesting nitbit for some, the nostalgia here is strong so couldn't really contain myself again.