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>>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.

anyone have a visceral reaction to american pyscho, am i alone in my shame boner.
>>242183
oh, it is on my list.

>>323450
ernest hemingway short stories, the story of the bull fighter between the stories was heavy, and the train station got me hard.

>What's your favorite book?
You know, I have never re-read a book no matter how much I enjoyed it. So I'm not sure "favorite" applies.
But if we are to measure It by how impactful It was to my thinking, I would say they were Wisdom of Sirach and Plato's Gorgias.

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Currently reading listening pic related.
The parallels between 60s and current US policy and its consequences are chilling. To the point of the political talking points being word for word the same.
It also made me wonder where all this bizarre notions of JFK somehow begin a model for transparency came from. The man was staging coups, destabilizing governments and running cover ops around the clock, arguably more than anyone before him.

Has anyone astral projected yet?

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>>325646
>date whore
>get cucked
>impotent rage

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>>326290
>>326358
Helmets don't protect you from road rash either.

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>>327038
You aren't wearing your 2k suit and 300$ boots everytime you are on a bike?

>>327038
have kids.

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Posting for posterity.

>>321583
Interesting, but that change nothing in my humble opinion. Even a civil war between the lower case blacks and the government occurred, you’ve got the communist racist blacks who will exploit the security vacuum and start raiding and killing white farmers. Their solution is to grouping in one location (either western cape or proposal “volkstaat”) and organise working for a state of their own. Otherwise, i don’t think western countries would open the borders for them because their multicultural project in South Africa would fail without whites paying taxes for the state.

legends and magic, catholic priests had tremendous control, they built environments for others to argue in about others, enforced standards and used communication to ask others to impose difficulties on others they deemed incompatible,(excommunication/heritics), building maintenance and technology to provide comfortable and safe location from weather, timed defined and agreed upon rehab for criminals and done so publicly so the town not only could see the shame, but also talk about it. tides were a group deposit of crops that were resew and gifted out creating a selective breeding program in each village and a revolving missionary program kepts routes in and out of towns open traversed and marked while reducing myopic progress because each priest had different ideas.

>>321390 (OP) 
The US gave them refugee status and thousands of them are already moving. It’s a smart move to completely destroy any chance of them winning back South Africa which is a failed state.

>>327068
>legends and magic
had proxy control of the largest unified militaries, go back to your backwater, voodoo preist

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.

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>>326968
The fucking news algorithm is warping peoples brains. It prioritizes shocking and rage-inducing content, so people are being whipped up into rages previously unseen.
This results in a sort of pseudo-redpilling of people. I question whether getting "redpilled" through mainstream short form social media really is any sort of true "redpill" of any kind. These people remained brainless lemmings in the 2010s during the height of 8/pol/ (kiked as that was), and are only gaining a sort of pseudo-awareness of things in a pre-digested way through short-form social media algorithm feeds, which had to previously be read and learned slowly on imageboards decades prior.

I don't think what I wrote made a whole lot of sense, and I probably repeated myself. I hope I got my point across.

>>326968
staying up to date on the iran slap fight is important how many logistic companies are reducing maintenance budgets of ships to secure contracts on eurasia rail-lines

Play dumb, even if you know about, ask them details and let them explain the retardation of the trend they follow. Act like you have interest and everyone will try to act normal to convince you.
If they are self conscious they will see they are overreacting or contradicting themselves.

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>>326958 (OP) 
Things are crazy crazy this day'n'age. You can pick up a video game and see streamers playing it. 2000 viewers, 8000 viewers, 20,000 viewers. Then you meet them in game and they act like they know you, and you can even see yourself in the V.O.D. after. "How do you deal with this," indeed. It's like if Michael Jackson were to suddenly become my friend. I don't think I could handle if that happened. TV should just be TV. NTSC was the Gold Standard. Live streaming shouldn't be allowed except for from celebrities. This is just another attempt by globalists to blur the lines between TV and reality. Right after ATSC.

>>326972
reddit take kys

>>327042
<"THE GOYIM KNOW THE TRUTH, SHUT IT DOWN!!!!"

>>326815
It isn't lost technology, simply no one is smart enough to do it again.

>>327049
that's literally what makes it lost technology you genius.

>>327050
Do you consider technology and intelligence the same thing?

>>327051
do you consider technology to be a tech-tree that once you unlock you can do indefinitely?
forgetting how to do it is the same as losing the tech to do it. we probably don't even have the schematics facilities or tools to replicate it. assuming it was real

>>325329
It's just so weird though

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Yup, I think it is called the honeymoon period.
women poop, i learned about it from a comedy sketch.

>>325325
In the Netherlands, asocial (spelled in Dutch as "asociaal" but also shortened to "aso" in casual Dutch) means being an rude/inappropriate jackass.

Yes, the problem is that media killed this by putting "soul searching" on the equation.
How a woman can search anything? Have you ever asked directions to one?

>>326819
What does that imply about the Japanese idiom "Dutch wife"?