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ping 192.168.1.255
Hehehehehe

Wait, I dun goofed. Nowadays it's:
systemd-niggerctl ping 192.168.1.255

are these posters genuinely retarded or are they just acting along with OP?

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This is now a Brazil thread

>>315015
yes they are. we need identity verification to prevent cyber bullying, cheating in games, revenge porn, terror grooming, etc etc etc etc

>>327336
> and then turned their wacky sci-fi series into a brown and bloom murrica stronk recruitment tool where you take on the entire Middle East (but not Israel) and China. 
That's ... not correct. It parodies all the factions, while simultaneously underlining how hypocritical each of them are by the sheer brutality of the actual means used. Westwood's image of GDI as the good guys (which are canonically a continuation of globohomo, the EU, and the UN) is far more of positive, but even they are shown to be callous towards mutants and everyone else who gets in their way through soft means instead of Nod's overt violent means.

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>>327336
the "anthrax" is actually brown girl feet smell

>>327345
What if someone modded all toxin weapons to be a brown color, made all GLA units reskinned to a dalit brown, and used AI to go over all lines with a curry accent?

Your mom sucks too op but we dont make threads about it.
There is a reason this game is one of the most modded and played games of all times.
>>327336
I really enjoyed the missions watching those darn useless civies turn to green goo and melt, wasnt as much fun as red alert 2 where the reds paradropped onto the vacation beaches and had the fat americans running around and get irradiated.
Generals was kind of a fuck up like everything ea laid its hands on, but it turned out pretty ok, compared to cnc3 or even ra3(whos only selling point is the porn).
>>327338
I think they hit the spot in tiberian sun, gdi was this sort of goodie twoshoes faction, arrogant and too sure of itself in its own right, with no real plan, the people in it just thought they did the right thing.
Kind of like nod also did what they thought was the right thing of their own, unorthodox and brilliant, the noddies had little to lose and lots to gain driven by genius revolutionary vision and united the people abandoned by gdi, not even because of malice but incompetence and arrogance.
It is a brilliant portrait of opposing view points, while one faction is the overertly good and the other the bad, its not really that simple and presents a very unique contrast of ideology and politics that can be rarely found elsewhere, in most games its just downright good guys vs bad guys figh

>>327349
>shartillery inbound saaaar

>>327387
Not every show can spam all genres for profit like Frieren nor can they all be neverending cash grabs like Naruto or One Piece.

>>327249 (OP) 
>>327386
It's worse than you think. 
Average week-day is 
>7* hours sleep
>8 hours working
>1 hour in traffic
>4-6 hours doomscrolling and staring at a character of a videogame
*many adults miss sleep to scroll on phones and about 20% of Americans suffer sleep disorders related to phone usage.

This leaves only 2 hours left for actually living. 
Your parents had 8 hours of free time but phone addiction has eaten away at this. Doomscrolling and videogames is just data gathering and consumerism, which enriches the fiends who make us waste more than 50% of our day doing miserable and meaningless tasks for them.

>>327249 (OP) 
Time welll spent zzzzzzzzzzz

The heat wave overlaps for me with sleep irregularities. It's just more comfortable to be active at night and to sleep through the day.

>>327249 (OP) 
Do meth and you'll never sleep again

>>326922
Having the base of Maslows hierarchy of needs met doesn't mean that ones life is good.
Especially awful when ones parents constantly use that fact against you to shut you up when you complain about basically anything.

Something I did by instinct before even knowing it's important and even good if you live with a partner: do the boring stuff that need to be done.
Cut the grass, sweep leaves, clean the bathroom, take the trash out, cook, buy groceries, fix stuff, pay together, support the house.
All this is necessary wherever you live, but not doing make everyone who lives there stressful. An environment with less is stress is way more easy to live.

That and having a bit of boundaries, hard to create as it depends on the parents.
Oh, and don't try to change anyone, if they want to do stupid shit, as long as it don't directly affect you, let them do it.

>>326950
Most of that stuff unless it's a partner is solo-stuff, I guess it works to keep your NEET tendie points high but you are just cleaning up after other people who increasingly output more trash if you clean up after them like a lil bitch.

>>325686 (OP) 
I'm already insane

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>>327252
yo, this infernal site is weak, my ego grows and if not crushed I will crash.

>>327237
>universalism
Treating someone else like you expect to be treated only works as much as the other party is as much alike to you in their values and outlook. 
Universalism is quite optimistic to propose that satisfactory compromise is always possible.

>>317486 (OP) 
Its hard to say because the medieval period was approx. 1000 years, so its difficult to summarize or generalize. A thousand years is so lang that, if you went back a thousand years from today, half the period would still be the medieval period.

>>327268
>half...(that time is) the medieval period
the former half, right...right?!

>>327311
Yes, anon. The former.

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>>327144 (OP) 
Try ignoring it

>IT IS TOO FUCKING HOT
OP might not be brown? wow just wow

>>327144 (OP) 
Your tax dollars at work...

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would not know.

>>327144 (OP) 
No shit retard. It's summer

>>327045
Agreed. It's past time to pick up necromancy.

>>327043
nigger looks like a bad D&D character
>Half-orc
>Chainmail armor
>Cross and crystals for holy damage
>Has frequent gay sex

>>327045
they were freemasons so it served them right

>>327043
You guys think they do sex in the middle of that gathering? I do.

>>327130
>think
i don't think about it, i don't want to think about it, but i know they do.

>>305289
What game?

>>304721 (OP) 
>based or pedo?
implying that one can't be both

>>317545
one can't be both

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she's the pedo since she's a vampire going after young mortals

My mind immidiately imagine a creampie with good artstyle drawn by a japanese or those foreigner that very soulfully draw it in the style a jappenese person would made.

Ya Cunts get yer Shit Squared yet?

no?
Not my prahblem..I'm on SMOKO
https://youtu.be/j58V2vC9EPc

>>318880
>That shit's strange!
ahahha
>>320355
ahaha
>>320409
ahahha

you're funny

i assume this is carved with a rounded knife, not a straight blade, the dexterity of the wittiler seems to have suffered as hey worked down toward the feet, the notch showing the ankle is efficient a technique repeated with the front claws but not the back digging out the belly is square so i doubt it is a burnout more a chiseling job, so the craftsman(s) had metal, hammer, multiple knives. the lack of pigmentations is odd given the complexity of cuts and detail neck nose mouth defined bow in the rear hunches. 
if this was molded, witch upon closer inspection seems more likely the depressions are fingers and the notches being so uniform suggest a tool maybe something i would see in the day of cuneiform, both a dull blade and a stamp. 
i would like to know the material so i can settle on a discipline, but either way the lack of hanging edges or cantilevered parts suggested to me that it was expected to be handled so unlikely to be a object of significant importance to the people at large post metallurgy, maybe post agrarian. i feel comfortable in saying it is an effigy of a four legged animal with claws in the caniformia.
those ears are adorable, omg i want to pet them.

I have seen this before, like alot; it is a famous sculpture.

>>327071
> discipline
hahh never made it to the ivory tower; it is called concentration get an education.

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>>320230 (lol, those digits)
As far as Leary is concerned, that much should be obvious, but to say that Wilson was a controlled asset or that his other work was compromised in some way simply for collaborating with Leary on that project seems to be a stretch. Strange bedfellows in that era for sure, but I tend to entertain a view that goes something like this. Some likely spook invites you to a private dinner party and you're aware that they are likely a spook, what do? Refuse the invitation on those grounds? Or accept the invitation, well aware of what the situation might be, as there is no other way of knowing what gets said around the diner table unless you take a seat? I think many in that situation would choose the latter of the two options, as there is more utility in being a fly on the wall than not, which of course then muddies the waters in the guilt by association game.
>KeKenna was a fucking dirty old Ketamine junkie
Really? I thought he was the mushroom man turned DMT evangelist? Never heard him give any sermons regarding ketamine. The only semi-prominent goofball I've read about from that scene that could be called a dirty old ketamine junkie was John C. Lilly.
>Stang may not have directly been an asset, but he certainly would've been heavily monitored
No doubt, at the very least by the IRS for his unrepentant grifting.

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>>320236
>Some likely spook invites you to a private dinner party and you're aware that they are likely a spook, what do? Refuse the invitation on those grounds?
That's fair.
Regardless if he was an asset or not, I still like most of his books.
>Really?
Yep. saw it myself, ''without *much* chemical augmentation. (well, it was an impromptu bar, so..)

>I don't know. Ask 5 Popes, get 23 different answers.
KEK!

RAW also wrote the forward to one of the later printings of the  'Principia' 
Even later printings had forwards that were even longer that the original book itself.
i'm guessing that's intentional.

Funny story:

>>317042 (OP) 
the ideas of beast of burden reduces my own anguish and as such much progress toward all chosen animal's comfort has increased, while I admit the pigeon and the squirrels are unfortunate victims of mans folly I will not pretend cows chickens, most animals that are farmed, have a worse life because of man choices

>>317069
i like you

>>317153
>the processes that make it work are not singularly human, but ARE synergistic.
This is a bridge too far for me currently, I rectify it in my mind as a much slower form of communication, so slow that the electrical conduits in my body provide primary information, but more likely just more consistent actionable data.