800 - Arts and Games

https://otakuusamagazine.com/more-than-ghost-in-the-shell-the-legacy-of-masamune-shirow/
(Webpage Title: More Than Ghost In The Shell: The Legacy of Masamune Shirow)

I read an article where Magnus Carlsen said that as he got into his later 20s, he noticed a decline in concentration and energy. He stopped drinking orange juice during games b/c of sugar spikes, and held his posture erect, and leaned his head down slightly toward the board - and this solved the problem.

https://articles.starcitygames.com/articles/stuck-in-the-middle-with-bruce/
(Webpage Title: Stuck In The Middle With Bruce - Star City Games)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Entertainment_Rating_Organization (Webpage Title: Computer Entertainment Rating Organization - Wikipedia)

Book drawing expressive portraits by paul leiveille

https://www.amazon.com/Hand-Hewn-Art-Building-Your-Cabin/dp/B000JRDFEC
(Webpage Title: Amazon.com)

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[Message 56] Time: 2023-10-06T22:31:23.7470000-05:00 | Content: christopher alexander books
[Message 57] Time: 2023-10-06T22:31:28.4890000-05:00 | Content: > I love Christopher Alexander so much I want to shout from the rooftops, I can't believe he actually lived and did what he did and wrote those books, it seems like a legitimate miracle to me

Christopher Alexander
Book

Music and the Bourgeois; Music and the Proletarian by János Maróthy

https://okbjgm.weebly.com/uploads/3/1/5/0/31506003/11_laws_of_showrunning_nice_version.pdf (Webpage Title: No Title Found)

https://caesarchess.com/
(Webpage Title: Home - Caesar Chess - Chess Club in Birmingham)

https://www.facebook.com/AlabamaChess/
(Webpage Title: Alabama Chess Federation)

https://catholicartsproject.neocities.org/artwork
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https://illustratorslounge.com/manga/manga-mondays-hiroaki-samura/ (Webpage Title: Manga Mondays ~ Hiroaki Samura — Illustrators’ Lounge)

https://www.deviantart.com/spiralling-vibrance/gallery (Webpage Title: Spiralling-Vibrance's Gallery on DeviantArt)
https://www.deviantart.com/leffiesart (Webpage Title: LeffiesArt on DeviantArt)

https://www.hallmarkartcollection.com/artwork/the-kansas-city-spirit/ (Webpage Title: The Kansas City Spirit | Hallmark Art Collection)

https://imgur.com/gallery/evangelion-user-interfaces-images-mvW7g (Webpage Title: Evangelion User Interfaces (Images) - Album on Imgur)

https://x.com/mossacannibalis (Webpage Title: mossa (@mossacannibalis) / X)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Futurism (Webpage Title: Russian Futurism - Wikipedia)

https://www.tumblr.com/cinemamind/739092286132060160/hey-david-i-wanted-to-ask-if-you-had-any-videos?source=share
(Webpage Title: Hey David... I wanted to ask if you had any videos to recommend about digital painting... basically videos on how you do your... – @cinemamind on Tumblr)

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[Message 32] Time: 2025-10-22T13:13:43.6510000-05:00 | Content: https://shellzine.net/georg-jutvall/
(Webpage Title: The Underground Work of Georg Jutvall: A Conversation about Digital Art, Social Media & NFT’s – SHELLZINE)

https://www.isegoria.net/2024/02/why-are-so-many-nfl-quarterbacks-blue-eyed/
(Webpage Title: Why are so many NFL quarterbacks blue-eyed? « Isegoria)

https://articles.starcitygames.com/articles/stuck-in-the-middle-with-bruce/
(Webpage Title: Stuck In The Middle With Bruce - Star City Games)

https://corpseplanet.blogspot.com/2024/09/the-anomaly.html
(Webpage Title: Cinemamind: The Anomaly)

http://dungeonofsigns.blogspot.com/search/label/Underdark (Webpage Title: Dungeon of Signs: Underdark)

http://grognardia.blogspot.com/2008/09/gygaxian-naturalism.html (Webpage Title: GROGNARDIA: Gygaxian "Naturalism") blogs: coins and scrolls false machine https://www.paperspencils.com/ has lots of gonzo random tables and ideas. I'm surprised that Arnold does not have it linked on his site since he and the guy from paperspencils just did a podcast together about running old school dungeons. I don't know of too many more. The early OSR was filled with a lot of really creative stuff. Check out Fight On! magazine for a big sampling of all this sort of stuff. In my opinion, it's the best of the best of all the OSR mags. It's the one that truly captures the full range and creativity of the early OSR (Webpage Title: Papers & Pencils – Tabletop Thoughts and Theories) Planet Algol had its heyday ten years ago and was full of science fantasy planetary weirdness. Dig back a bit deeper into the archives for the good stuff. Cactus men, battle chimps, creatures grown in vats. A lot of the current stuff feels like an echo of that era, which was initially spurred on by the original Carcosa booklet. Much of the best stuff is in the play reports, I think that's where the vat men references were. I just checked the blog on mobile - is much easier to navigate on a computer if you can and it's easier to find the sections dedicated to the world/setting info. throne of salt reddit.com/osr has a blogroll with links Links to Wisdom Questing blog Delta's D&D Hotspot Detect Magic Wandering Gamist Jeff's Game Blog Alex Schroeder Old School RPG Planet Monsters and Manuals Smoldering Wizard Goblin Punch Ten Foot Pole False Machine The Graverobber's Guide Coins and Scrolls Tenkar's Tavern Dyson's Dodecahedron the Tao of D&D Hack & Slash Hill Cantons Bat in the Attic Telecanter's Receding Rules Land of Nod Grognardia Beyond the Pale Gate Bernie the Flumph Roll For Initiative Podcast (AD&D1e) Thaco's Hammer Podcast (AD&D2e) Save or Die Podcast (Classic D&D) Chgowiz Ancient Vaults

https://goblinpunch.blogspot.com/2023/01/some-words-on-dwarven-gender.html?lr=1&m=1
(Webpage Title: Goblin Punch: Some Words on Dwarven Gender)

http://radiomanga.blogspot.com/
(Webpage Title: ANIME RADIO)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4KB2xignE6c (Webpage Title: Christopher Walken The Lion Speech - YouTube)

https://www.somethingawful.com/news/peculiar-comic-panels/1/
(Webpage Title: Peculiar Panels)

https://longestjokeintheworld.com/
(Webpage Title: The Longest Joke in the World)

its my art collective. Will be in gallery in Milano next month. The land, the soil, the terrone. Google it. https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2080657044747780501

Two Satyrs - Peter Paul Rubens, 1619

https://www.deviantart.com/spiralling-vibrance/gallery (Webpage Title: Spiralling-Vibrance's Gallery on DeviantArt)
https://www.deviantart.com/leffiesart (Webpage Title: LeffiesArt on DeviantArt)

https://www.skool.com/chesspage/about
(Webpage Title: Chesspage University)

https://imgur.io/gallery/6lqZG
(Webpage Title: My favourite shots from The Tatami Galaxy - Album on Imgur)

https://www.memeatlas.com/wojak-memes.html
(Webpage Title: Archived Page)
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https://sssscomic.com/comic2.php?page=508 (Webpage Title: Stand Still. Stay Silent - webcomic, page 508)

http://plover.net/~davidw/index.html
(Webpage Title: Key & Compass)

Context: A new ‘BORISWAVE’ game has been released in which you surf increasingly larger waves of immigration into Britain. Can you stay balanced through 100 years of mass migration? Harem Financer: you on the leader board yet? (https://x.com/haremfinacer/status/2081422138872090885)

https://okbjgm.weebly.com/uploads/3/1/5/0/31506003/11_laws_of_showrunning_nice_version.pdf
(Webpage Title: No Title Found)

https://myanimelist.net/anime/53393/Tengoku_Daimakyou
(Webpage Title: Tengoku Daimakyou (Heavenly Delusion, TV 2023) - MyAnimeList.net)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sal%C3%B2,_or_the_120_Days_of_Sodom
(Webpage Title: Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Wikipedia)

there used to be a website film blogger called something like thewrongwaywizard

http://wrongwaywizard.blogspot.com/

anyway apparently he lived in a trailer park with his mum, but the way he wrote was like a savant. The level of analysis was incredible.

He wrote about Kubrick films and 2001 and how it related to 9/11. Including eyes wide shut as well.
(Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link)
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https://letterboxd.com/ferosha/films/
(Webpage Title: ‎Ferosha’s films • Letterboxd)

https://letterboxd.com/Yevardian/films/
(Webpage Title: ‎Նիգլետ Պիգլէտ’s films • Letterboxd)

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(Webpage Title: ‎Նիգլետ Պիգլէտ’s films • Letterboxd)

https://mega.nz/file/M1Qn2TYB#jhZrtg0WhHRVEL9QiZWZTWShO32YK5OfviWxXfuCObE music 4chan mu (Webpage Title: File on MEGA)

https://vaporwave.ivan.moe/
(Webpage Title: clone of Vaporwave Library Project)

https://open.spotify.com/user/31sqbtkfwyq6iqno5p4cti7d3tlq?si=37q5c8RuQ32rOMAV26jHbg
(Webpage Title: Protokizer on Spotify)

>>> There's some fit women around still, and maybe a slightly chubby one could be fixed up with a change of lifestyle.

Lenin had a quote about undermining a nation by undermining it's music. That got me listening to old civil war tunes and folk music last year.

It doesn't have the pizzazz of later stuff, but it feels true to the "American character". Henry ford was writing about "Nog Jazz" pushed by Jewish producers in 1924.

https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=1T9VvaKNW28
(Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link)
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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Kl06DcWGObK1U4JuqILG5?si=3486151200534d89 (Webpage Title: Polish/Russian mix - playlist by Szturmowik | Spotify)

https://open.spotify.com/album/7x7CrPp2zwF6UqgdRp891a?si=uvtzNUMWTR2Q73uWmNpl0w (Webpage Title: An Artist's Dismal and Sonic Dawn - Album by Vistra Lemhas | Spotify)

https://keygenjukebox.net
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sza4vO_UhMQ (Webpage Title: SLAP HAPPY RHYTHM BUSTERS Soundtrack [PlayStation] - YouTube)

@chrysophoros

https://myanimelist.net/profile/ThatAnimeSnob
(Webpage Title: ThatAnimeSnob's Profile - MyAnimeList.net)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sza4vO_UhMQ (Webpage Title: SLAP HAPPY RHYTHM BUSTERS Soundtrack [PlayStation] - YouTube)

https://www.tiktok.com/@seedstodreams/video/7147765812344917290?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1 (Webpage Title: TikTok - Make Your Day)
ant riding a motorcycle

https://x.com/ofreacharound/status/1864484861966479866
(Webpage Title: Meme Gene on X: "Speaking of great traditional male fashion, let’s talk about that peak 90s show: Seinfeld" / X)

https://x.com/GundamNoContext/status/1864199466502193552
(Webpage Title: X on X / X)

https://yayoboshiataru.straw.page
(Webpage Title: yayoboshiataru's strawpage)

https://www.pc-freak.net/blog/doom-1-doom-2-doom-3-game-wad-files-for-download-playing-doom-on-debian-linux-via-freedoom-open-source-doom-engine/
(Webpage Title: DOOM 1, DOOM 2, DOOM 3 game wad files for download / Playing Doom on Debian Linux via FreeDoom open source doom engine - ☩ Walking in Light with Christ - Faith, Computing, Diary ☩ Walking in Light with Christ – Faith, Computing, Diary)

https://www.skool.com/chesspage/about (Webpage Title: Chesspage University)

https://archive.org/details/msdos_Hidden_Agenda_1988
(Webpage Title: Hidden Agenda : Trans Fiction Systems Inc. : Free Borrow & Streaming : Internet Archive)

https://www.roblox.com/games/74232401/Murder
(Webpage Title: Murder | Play on Roblox)

https://www.teamfortress.com/tf07_thedayshavewornaway/
(Webpage Title: Team Fortress #7 - The Days Have Worn Away)

https://www.d20srd.org/index.htm
(Webpage Title: The Hypertext d20 SRD (v3.5 d20 System Reference Document) :: d20srd.org)

https://backloggd.com/u/Antoine_de_Smith/list/favourite-games/
(Webpage Title: Making sure you're not a bot!)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraftlegacymode/comments/1ri6a2d/how_to_run_the_leaked_source_code_repost/
(Webpage Title: Reddit)

https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Community:Games/ROBLOX_Battle
(Webpage Title: Archived Page)
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myabandonware.com

https://www.parlettgames.uk/gamester/rulesOK.html (Webpage Title: Gamester: Rules OK)

https://www.parlettgames.uk/gamester/rulesOK.html
(Webpage Title: Gamester: Rules OK)

https://teamcofh.com/docs/1.12/thermal-foundation/blazing-pyrotheum/
(Webpage Title: Blazing Pyrotheum - Team CoFH)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Entertainment_Rating_Organization (Webpage Title: Computer Entertainment Rating Organization - Wikipedia)

On the other side of this coin, if you can stay disciplined and only take advantage of promotions and free bets, you can take them to the cleaners. Across signup bonuses and all the books in my state, cleared over 20k profit last year from only +EV and guaranteed promotions.

https://www.reddit.com/r/churning/wiki/index/
(Webpage Title: Reddit)

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[Message 81] Time: 2023-10-08T14:03:35.9740000-05:00 | Content: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiro_Dreams_of_Sushi
(Webpage Title: Jiro Dreams of Sushi - Wikipedia)

Iron sky movie

> style, clothing - when someone expresses their individualism and doesn't really blend in. i'm not talking about something drastic, but i always notice people who don't really fit in yet are confident in their appearance.
>
> roman/aquiline noses.
>
> green eyes (especially light snake green with some gold in them - to die for), as well as grey eyes. they look like a storm - so much emotion in them.
>
> since where I am from people don't really have big lips naturally, I will say big lips.
>
> long (down to the hips) mermaid hair. regardless of the style and face of the person, it always makes them look otherworldly.

[Message 84] Time: 2025-11-21T18:42:51.4330000-06:00 | Content: artist plunger derpibooru

Go to Nyack and see how the sun meets the Hudson you’ll see why Hopper was so good with light

Regardless of the context of its commissioning, this space is an absolute masterpiece in Grand Villain aesthetics. Niemeyer was a genius, and I recommend you research some of his other works. Artist

M. C. Escher lithograph art

Auguste Rodin book research

Studying art history and sculpture helped me to greatly improve my spatial reasoning abilities, as well as my writing and my analytical reasoning. I also spent a ton of time studying the classics and old theology through the artwork that it produced, and was able to chart the progression of western civilization through the artworks left behind by its various eras, understanding the zeitgeist of every twist and turn of history that bright society to where it is today. Post-WWII analytical tools such as race/gender were taught to us as being important, at times, but no nearly as valuable as religion, culture, and form as a means by which to assess a particular piece.

Furthermore, my education in postmodern deconstruction, with its emphasis on questioning everything, especially the status quo and the things that the people in power/the establishment tell you to think. As 2013-2015 rolled around, with the rise of anti-white, anti-male agendas and rampant SJW-ism at every turn, my "question everything" "analyze a situation and form your own conclusions about" art history training led me straight to the redpill.

Now, my greatly improved spatial reasoning abilities have made me a fantastic shot at the range, and my elite liberal arts education has turned me into a powerful thinker and that much more convincing of a writer and overall advocate for my ideals.

It's not for everyone, but even though my college was a liberal shithole ideologically, the things I learned there have made me that much stronger of a soldier for the far right and traditionalist politics. I also got to plow tons of easy, kinky leftist puss.

TLDR: To the aspiring chad nationalist, a liberal arts education can be tough, mentally, to get through, but like Conan slaving away on the wheel of pain before learning the knowledge of man and breeding the finest women available, it can turn you into a tremendous weapon for the cause of you're willing to endure the suffering.

I am creating something that draws heavily from 60s-70s work and finding myself staring, right in the face, the fact that 70s 30 year olds don't look or interact like modern 30 year olds. They don't even have the same bone structure, though casting preferences and trends can play a part in what we see in media.

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This was already here. AI just made it obvious. Why strive to make any artistic statement at all when your film or book will just be remade in 20 years and have the meantime turned inside out and upside down and completely inverted from the reason you made it in the first place. Then your original is memory holed and forgotten and all search engines show the new globohomo updated version of your artwork which is objectively worse but has a bigger budget, pretty graphics and absolutely rapes the meaning and message of your original work. There is just no incentive anymore to create. You aren't going to be immortalized anymore. No artist, writer, director is ever going to be immortalized or make a ground breaking culturally impactful piece of artwork ever again. The elites know the power of art and it had to be taken over and gatekept hard. And now they have their memory hole process figured out too.

>Arcadia of my Youth
>Ghost in the Shell
>Hyouka
>Jin-Roh
>Kaiba
>Kaiji
>Galactic Heroes
>Macross Plus
>Monster
>Mushishi
>Perfect Blue and Paprika
>Ping Pong
>Porco Rosso
>Rose of Versailles
>Shinseiki Evangelion
>Tatami Galaxy

Some redditor with autism created Metacritic for every anime using 147 different journalists a couple years back.
>90 - The Legend of Galactic Heroes
>90 - Aria the Origination
>90 - Mushishi Zoku Shou 2nd Season
>89 - Revolutionary Girl Utena
>88 - Odd Taxi
>88 - The Tatami Galaxy
>88 - Touch
>88 - Gintama
>88 - 3-gatsu no Lion 2nd Season
>88 - Cowboy Bebop

> Dominique Guiot, from France is almost completely unknown because he was a library music artist, whose music was recorded specifically for use in media, like movies and television studios and radio stations. Albums like that were never available to the record buying public and was only available to those outfits interested (of course eventually when one of those outfits went out of business or upgraded to CD did those LPs become available to collectors). You probably heard songs coming from such library albums like Alan Tew's "The Big One" being used for The People's Court (the original 1980s run) or "Heavy Action" by Johnny Pearson as heard on Monday Night Football. There were many British labels like KPM Music, Bruton Music and Music de Wolfe that became popular with collectors of library music. Now I am not so familiar with French library music, but Dominique Guiot had a shot but it's hardy like the orchestrated or funky stuff you often associate with library music. In 1978 he released his debut L'Univers de la Mer
> on Chicago 2000 with artwork by Jacques Wyrs (who also did covers for Eloy, Larry Coryell, Ange, Klaus Schulze, etc.) but in 1979 the album received a second pressing on Auvidus with a new, stylized cover with a small excerpt of the original artwork. Unlike many library songs like you've heard on television or radio broadcasts, this music here clearly leans much closer to prog rock with an electronic bent to it. Most of the instruments are done by Dominique himself, including guitar, organ, clavinet, Mini Moog synth and Mellotron, while he gets a guest on sax on one cut. I've seen frequent comparisons to Goblin and Mike Oldfield, but I also can't help but be reminded of the calmer moments of SFF. While many progheads insist on lengthy compositions like Genesis' "Supper's Ready", Dominique proved great prog can be had strictly in a three minute context. There's a nice spacy feel to the music that I really like, like "Wind Surf Ballad", "Les Pingouins S'Amusent", "Destination Inconnue" and "Iceberg en Voyage". "La Danse del Meduses" has a bass line that reminds me of Jean Michel Jarre's "Equinoxe V" but then the Mellotron kicks in and reminds me a bit of King Crimson.
> >
> > Dominique continued to record in the 1980s but those albums are quite different from L'Univers de la Mer. For example, La Dame a la Licorne, released in 1983 on Auvidus, had a more medieval feel to it, with recorders and harpsichord, although synths were still used and the electronic sound still surfaced, but unsurprisingly he used more modern gear and the Mellotron was gone. There were others he released but I've not heard them.
> >
> > Seems L'Univers de la Mer has been getting a bit of attention by collectors, so it's finally seen a reissue on the Swiss label WRWTFWW. For the longest time you could only get the LP on Chicago 2000 or Auvidus, and those albums never exactly grew on trees, and didn't help that record outlets didn't sell it at all when it first came out.
> It's truly a great album for those looking for something off the beaten track.

>>> I worked for some time with a really good chef. I was shit in the kitchen because I couldn't deal with the time pressure and whatnot. But I did learn some good tricks and tips.
One is something I've said before: people categorize tastes unnecessarily and you will wow them if you find parings beyond their ideas.
Vanilla and bay leaf (gently) go together well especially if in dairy products like cremes, mousses and the like.
Chocolate and coffee (gently, you shouldn't outwardly taste coffee) also go together well. E.g. in 1 batch of chocolate chip cookies I put a half shot espresso.
Beef and allspice, clove or nutmeg go exceptionally well in something like Egyptian goulash where it's immediately paired with bread.

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> I started drawing in the middle of 2019. I was, obviously, a beginner at the time. Around the same time, my two older brothers also took up drawing alongside me.
>
> We had dreams of making a manga or a comic, like any other 18-year-old that's into the anime world.
>
> So, we drew and drew, until we got to a decent level. My 2nd older brother was the best, and my 1st older brother was the second best. I, naturally, was the worst out of us three.
>
> I envied my brothers because of their profound skills, and I wanted to get better than them. So I observed. And it wasn't a natural observation. It was- enigmatic. I stared at people walking by, viewing how the bones and muscles shifted, and the clothing fabrics twisted and turned.
>
> You probably won't even believe this, and that’s to be expected, but I never even had to draw it down when I saw it. I never had to do a life drawing or a still drawing.
>
> I could see things, and then days later, I could recall them with perfect accuracy. I just thought it was normal.
>
> But it turns out, I had a photographic memory. I didn't know this at the time, but even so, it helped me with my art journey.
>
> So naturally, I quickly got better. In just a couple of weeks, I got better at art than my brothers ever were. I never showed my art to them, though. In fear of them resenting me, or envying me.
>
> Usually, someone envying you would be a good thing, but not for me. I hate when people look up to me. I genuinely fucking hate it. And even worse, as they started to find out my true skills, they started to ask me, "Bro, teach me", or "How did you get so good? ''.
>
> I appreciate these comments, but their kindness and envy were futile. I could go into it deeper, but to put it short: I didn't care.

>
> As I got exponentially better at art, I started to push the people around me- the people that I cared about away. Even with college, I didn't care about my studies. I just… drew.
>
> It got to a point where I would look at professional artists' works, and start critiquing them as I knew better. It's not like I couldn't, it's just that I had no right to.
>
> Fast forward to 2023, April 19th. I am 22 years old, and my thoughts toward people have not changed.
>
> I simply do not care about anyone or anything, except my art. Sometimes I even wish everyone around me, even my family, would just- go away.
>
> I had a way of knowing what people would say and do. Even though I spend most of my time alone, I could read and manipulate someone with ease. It turns out, through my countless hours of observation, I had studied people not just on a physical level but on an emotional and psychological level as well.
>
> And yes, I’ve made money off of my art. I won't disclose this information here, but to put it briefly, I'm making twice as much money than most doctors do. I have also gotten plenty of job offers from several game and development studios.
>
> I’ve declined every single one of them. Why? I could not tell you.
>
> Maybe, it's not that I don't understand people, but maybe it's because I hate them. Maybe it's because I hate everyone and everything around me. Sure, I can put on a fake smile and persona, and act like everything is fine. But deep down, I hold so much resentment and malice towards everything.
>
> It's not my parent's fault, nor my brothers. It's just… me.
>
> No one did anything to me, and I know I'm a terrible fucking human being.
>
> But at least, I can share my life story with at least one person. You may not get the point of why I wrote this, but to put it bluntly: I don't want you to end up like me.
>
> Don't form an ego. Don't resent envy. Embrace your passion.
>
> Don't lose your soul, as I have.

[Message 24] Time: 2023-09-29T20:23:28.4190000-05:00 | Content: Jiffic art

Art huqu

Artist hews hews hack

D&D in general is cursed by an unfun combat system that resolves poorly. The og game was based on a wargame mod and was likely intended to be played as a sort of wizard's card game. Not as it was marketed. Whatever bizarre meme power made D&D the go to game ruleset for Normies is basically a zombie and has been for decades. Modern d&d is closer to a video game played on pen and paper than it is to an rpg/fantasy combat ruleset. You see this with all the women, trannies and beta's that play. Modern D&D is fast lazy and loose with rules for the sake of "role play" which for lots of kids just means their characters are gay or trans. The original spirit of AD&D or even the more basic versions of it has been replaced. What was once an odd game that wanted to stress survival, creativity and loss has become a cursed mind prison of attachment to plot armor. Permanent stat loss? Fuck that! Coin encumbrance? Who cares? Hirelings? Wtf is that slavery? Combat encounters? Can we only simulate 8 agents at most? Autism will remain as autism will always want to play autism games, but modern d&d is sadly just an excuse for normies to escape reality by sexytalking their friends.

Otoyomegatari manga read book

>>> I happen to know tons about youtube. I run a youtube channel with 86k subscribers and get anywhere from 500k to over 1m monthly views, and 1k views range from about $2.25 to $11 if the advertisers are paying big to shill their crap under certain search terms.

I do video games, because it's what I spend most of my time doing and I just make shitty little tutorial videos where I talk for 8 minutes (Minimum time to get max $$$) and 6-12 minutes doing the tag / title / thumbnail.

This is my very first post here on frenschan and while I'd like to help you out, I gotta make sure I only help out the right people. Basically looking for people just like me who grew up in a shitty situation. Basically 18+, male, straight, white, first world, low income (Below 35K) never went to college, isn't a drugfag or tatt'd up. Someone who doesn't really have a gamer group.

I can teach you how to be a jewtuber and start making money within a few months, and all I ask in return is to be best gamer bros and to help me troll and grief in video games.

Now the partys getting started saying
Dont need to start a fire in hell saying

> Comedy is incredibly hard work. The funniest joke or routine will fall pathetically flat if you don't have your timing down to a fine art, if you don't know how to read a room, and don't have the audience on your side.
>
> A good comedian like Andy Kaufman can turn reading a dry novel on stage into a classic bit.
> The trick to knowing if something is going to be funny is to imagine telling this joke to your worst enemy.
>
> If he can use it to make fun of you for telling unfunny jokes without sounding like a dick, it wasn't funny.
>
> If you take a genuinely well-written piece of material and try to mock it, you will sound pretty bitter. The unfunnier it gets, the more legitimate you will sound, mocking it.
>
> Of course the much better trick is to include no humor at all and just make comments on the fly depending on how friendly the room is. This way you can just deliver a solid 7/10 presentation and be good.

>>> ACTUALLY I live in the machine tunnels beneath an abandoned mountainside tweezer factory
After the increasingly unprofitable main building burned down under suspicious circumstances in the early 90’s, a bookkeeping error at the vending company resulted in them forgetting to cancel the refill service for the complimentary employee corn potage vending machine next to the employee slave quarters. I have been surviving off of corn potage soup and wild vegetables for the past 10 years.
I am posting from an NEC PC-98 that was left in the reception area, I wired it to the vending machine for power and network access. It’s a lonely life but it’s okay because I like corm.

No one talks about how dominant of a force Sweden was culturally in the 2000s and early 2010s. Pirate Bay/Copyleft. CSGO. DotA. Pirate Parties. Basshunter. Hatten är din. Caramelldansen. Basshunter. Paradox. Avicii. The Internet 20 years ago in 2006 was more Swedish and that was a good thing and we have lost a lot.

Most people don't get 5 people to show up for their post grad grad ceremony. The public realtions, the networking, the social engineering, the performance, the marketing.. All very intensive. Just think, hundreds millions will go to college and think they are something more then this. Her performance much more difficult. No GPU will replace it. Aristocratic inheritance rite to proof of work libertine petri dish competition

When your done putting all the ingredients into the blender. You put the cap on. Just like that. We turned them into mullatos. Working on world class AI series/drama called Anglo Brazil comment, critique, aristocratically gaze the arts.

Fat Jon, Nujabes, Nomak, Uyama Hiroto, Soulostar, Cai

OP, it's a new gun community, so it's fun to watch them make a few of the missteps that "old" gun community made until they settle in and figure out what "works". You'll probably see a lot of garbage rods, bubba'd SKSs, Taurus Judges, and cheap ARs with 2,000 pounds of junk on them... and that's OK. That's how you learn and grow. I bet you in a few years, every other post is 9mm Glocks/Sigs and mid-range ARs.

It’s too bad the old 1950s Candid Camera isn’t on streaming. People talked very differently back then

Show camilla:
Midnight gospel
Evangelion
FLCL
Angels egg

Discussion on film recommendations and threads, referencing cinema like Tenet.

>>> I was a hardcore comic nerd as a kid in the 90's. What they did to Dave Sim was my first redpill.

The second was The Invisibles, whose author successfully sued The Matrix for ripping off his story wholecloth. The Invisibles is full of OY VEY SHUT IT DOWN moments, like the second story is about
>our society is controlled by a satanic pedophile sex cult going back thousands of years
They tried SO hard to cancel the book after that. Weird how for 20 yrs everyone posts Matrix memes but The Invisibles did it first, and better.

Ditto the "do what you feel!" episode

A great episode of Angel had a therapyspeak demon who was sent to destroy a group from within through laborious "I have the talking stick, it's time for me to express myself!" style nonsense

Lydia Black Vs Lance Hart

digicharat
hidamari sketch
asobi asobase

>pretty face
>very tall
>big hands
>enjoyably muscular
>utterly devoted without being a doormat
>easily in control
>dangerous
>Loves you

What else is part of the quintessential yume husbando?

princess resurrection

princess resurrection

Sicario, as a film, perfectly captured the coming zeitgeist - the new spirit of the 21st century. A world increasingly dominated by chaos and violence after so many had considered these vices eliminated.

The humble 'legal system respecter' still desperately attempting to operate in a new world, still seeking to follow the laws. One fundamentally unprepared for the land of wolves that will reemerge as the empire frays at it's edges.

The men who understand the new order but who are trapped behind the creaking façade of the 'modern system.' Still forced to operate under a facsimile of universal law and justice - even as it crumbles at its base. The men who see but cannot act.

And lastly - the wolf. The operator. The man who exists within the structure but is not of the structure. This is us. This is who we must be if we are to win. Recognize the falseness of this world and use it to your own advantage, through that - victory.

I have to say I kind of get his point.
When I was younger, and I had mental and emotional stamina to spare, I tried, while also going to see Martin Scorsese and Walter Hill movies for sheer cinematic entertainment, to at the same time "improve myself" by giving myself an education in European art cinema.

My experience went more or less as follows:

I'd read a book or article about Antonioni, learn that he made movies about rich bored novelists and their wives contemplating suicide while going to parties in Milan or sailing around the Mediterranean coastline on their yacht, think to myself "Jesus Christ, watching that sounds like a chore", go to the cinema and watch it, and come out saying "yup, pretty much figured that out in advance".

Then I'd read a book or article about Bergman, learn that he made movies about rich playwrights inviting their troubled sons and schizophrenic daughters to spend the summer with them on their private island, think to myself "Jesus Christ, watching THAT sounds like even more of a chore", go to the cinema and watch it, and come out with tears running down my face and shaking with emotion, saying to myself: "that is very likely the truest, most moving and most beautiful thing I will ever see in my life".

I have to say I kind of get his point.
When I was younger, and I had mental and emotional stamina to spare, I tried, while also going to see Martin Scorsese and Walter Hill movies for sheer cinematic entertainment, to at the same time "improve myself" by giving myself an education in European art cinema.

My experience went more or less as follows:

I'd read a book or article about Antonioni, learn that he made movies about rich bored novelists and their wives contemplating suicide while going to parties in Milan or sailing around the Mediterranean coastline on their yacht, think to myself "Jesus Christ, watching that sounds like a chore", go to the cinema and watch it, and come out saying "yup, pretty much figured that out in advance".

Then I'd read a book or article about Bergman, learn that he made movies about rich playwrights inviting their troubled sons and schizophrenic daughters to spend the summer with them on their private island, think to myself "Jesus Christ, watching THAT sounds like even more of a chore", go to the cinema and watch it, and come out with tears running down my face and shaking with emotion, saying to myself: "that is very likely the truest, most moving and most beautiful thing I will ever see in my life".

> Journey back with us to 2010: Steve Jobs is still alive and Apple has just released its first iPad. It’s like your computer screen, but smaller! Or your phone, but bigger! Just how cool is it? Hayao Miyazaki (a known Luddite who doesn’t use email and draws by hand) doesn’t think it’s cool at all, no thank you. In an interview for Studio Ghibli’s in house publication, he called the tablet a “game-machine type thing.”
>
> “For me, there is no feeling of admiration or no excitement whatsoever. It’s disgusting. On trains, the number of those people doing that strange masturbation-like gesture is multiplying.”

> He said with mass consumption continuing as it is we will have less than fifty years. Then it will all be like Venice. I think maybe less, more like forty. I’m hoping I’ll live another thirty years. I want to see the sea rise over Tokyo and the NTV tower become an island. I’d like to see Manhattan underwater. I’d like to see when the human population plummets and there are no more high-rises, because nobody’s buying them. I’m excited about that. Money and desire—all that is going to collapse, and wild green grasses are going to take over.”

This is Zweig's primary memoir for those interested. Have never read, but if you read about modern Viennese history, Zweig - along with Schnitzler, Hofmannsthal, Freud and a few others- are really the centerpiece of the cultural history of Viennese high culture and its bourgeoise

Not much of a Wes Anderson guy, but just saw "Grand Budapest Hotel" and it was a lovely film. If I had known it was based on the writings of Stefan Zweig, would have watched much sooner. A real love letter to a highly formal and refined central European liberal, bourgeois culture

gunbuster
shin sekai yori
houseki no kuni

In the X-Files episode "Monday", Mulder is stuck in a time loop where he wakes up every day on a leaking waterbed and dies in an explosion at a bank robbery.
At the start of the first loop, the camera pans up to the ceiling mirror above his bed.

mulholland drive

french connection
blues brothers

1. Barry Lyndon.
2. Snow White
3. Grave of the Fireflies

1. Barry Lyndon.
2. Snow White
3. Grave of the Fireflies

Olympia and Triumph of the Will aryan fiñms

2/ La Grande Illusion (1937) With Jean Gabin who co-starred with Alain Delon in many post-war films. Describes the destruction of the European aristocracy in the First World War and the end of their genteel world. 4/ Le Crabe-Tambour (1977) From a book of the same by Pierre Schoendoerffer, who served in Indochina, Le Crabe-Tambour is the story of a mythical French officer and his companions decades after the end of the Indochinese and Algerian wars. My favourite film of all time. 6/ L'incorrigible (1975) Starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, it's the story of a master conman who prepares the heist of a Greco painting immediately after his release from prison. Some incredible dialogues in this film. 7/ Fort Saganne (1984) The only French 'Western' starring Depardieu, Catherine Deneuve and Sofie Marceau. Contains some of the most beautiful scenes in French cinema. 9/ Indochine (1992) Also starring Catherine Deneuve, Indochine details the story of the downfall of French Indochina. Exceptional example of French 'Academic' cinema. 10/ Largo Winch (1977-) Is a French comic about the adopted heir to a multi-billion dollar Empire who is continuously targetted in a various of plots. Some of the best comic art you'll ever see book 8/ Le Hussard sur le Toit (1995) Based on book by Jean Giono, it's the story of a Carbonarist Italian aristocrat fleeing Austrian agents. Filmed almost like a series of paintings

young frankenstein

[Message 36] Time: 2025-10-25T12:39:49.5360000-05:00 | Content: The show portrays it very in a subtle manner, but it's there. When he interacts with her, it's not like the way other men do. He's not talking to her to try and hit on her, so she feels like she can let her guard down. Her comfort around him is most overt when she allows herself to collapse into him after freaking out about the moths. There are also several points where he's seen making her laugh, especially when she's watching his crappy movies. And most importantly, when the men were harassing her at the Mochiguman show, he stepped in to intervene. It's clear that they enjoy each others company quite a bit even if their relationship has subtle differences between timelines.
[Message 37] Time: 2025-10-25T12:40:48.0100000-05:00 | Content: But as the poster above said, Akashi was comfortable around Watashi, she could let her guard down. Most likely because she thought of him as a good person without ulterior motives.

Her enjoying his films is more proof that she likes him as a person, as usually a creator expresses themselves through their work. This is also why she called him out when he showed everyone that video about Jougasaki, because it showed Akashi a side of Watashi she didn't like.
[Message 38] Time: 2025-10-25T12:41:13.6950000-05:00 | Content: There are scores of girls like Akashi, especially in fields like engineering, and to me she felt very real. I think for her it's more that Watashi isn't chasing her that gets her interested. In the show we get repeated images of men being actively interested in pursuing her, like Jogasaki at the movie club. Girls like Akashi scare easily and don't know what to do with such attention, so they drive people away that get close or they put up emotional walls. Watashi not hitting on her and actually being easy to talk is a great reason for Akashi to go for him.

Not too mention that she already liked him after the Moguchiman incident (which is shown twice for good reason), she got it in her head back then that Watashi couldn't be a bad guy after all.

[Message 13] Time: 2025-10-16T16:14:05.6320000-05:00 | Content: For the IQCels who call Hexum a retard for shooting himself as if he was fully aware the gun was even loaded:

Theory
I've said this before, but by law and regulation prop guns are always meant to be locked away and EMPTIED between filming breaks, for whatever reason Hexum not only had one near him but it was also fully loaded contradictory to how it should've been EMPTIED to follow studio regulations (for what reason??), so how is that his fault?

You might've also noticed there are also at MINIMUM 7-8 different witness accounts of what he "said" before shooting himself, as well as different accounts of witnesses, i.e. many sources state state there were either witnesses present, or none at all at the time of his shooting. Why should there be so many discrepancies and inconsistencies in what's reported as a simple game of Russian Roulette gone wrong? When it also wasn't even Russian Roulette?

Some examples of what I mean:
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"Witnesses said" "Was working alone" - There are plenty of inconsistencies if you look hard enough at other reports, what's the reason?

Hexum was also fully trained and informed on the dangers of blanks because his show Cover Up (which he died on the set of) literally involved handling dangerous firearms every episode. He was also intelligent, graduating University in both Biomedical Science and Philosophy.

Why was it even reported as Russian Roulette if the story goes he shot himself in the head as a joke filming delays were going on for too long? Those are 2 very different scenarios.

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Again, you don't win $2 million dollars from an out of court settlement if it was your own fault for killing yourself or playing "Russian Roulette" as a joke.
[Message 14] Time: 2025-10-16T16:14:06.5690000-05:00 | Content: "Jennifer (His co-star at Cover Up) (and EG Daily, his partner at the time) both claimed in the E Mysteries and Scandals episode that when they saw him after the accident, he looked "perfect," like he would get up out of bed at any moment. Gunnar Hexum had his brother put on lockdown and not many people got in. Gunnar hated the industry, he told me that himself. Some friends couldn't even get in to see him, one claimed he went after hours and charmed a nurse to get into the room to see his friend. But back to him looking perfect, he had a crainotomy, which is a very gruesome surgery. They cut a "window" of sorts into his skull to alleviate swelling, so you know he would've been swollen, bruised and bandaged, with his head shaven. That tells me they probably didn't get in to see him so they made it up. Both of those women are a piece of work. Can't stand either of them."

This is directly referenced from a conversation I had with a friend of mine who is also friends with Gunnar Hexum, Jon-Eriks brother. Aside from lying about Jon-Erik Hexums state at the hospital, his co-star, partner and studio also received plenty of compensation by the state to settle damages for his "wrongful death". Interpret that how you will.

Princes of Yen movie research

> >It was very Eyes Wide Shut the common element is Freemasonry. Eyes Wide Shut has a hidden visual theme running through the movie whereby all 33 degrees of Scottish Freemasonry are represented on screen, through elements of the set decorations, colours, objects, decor etc. The British Monarch has a long time connection to freemasonry - the queen was only attended to by doctors and nurse who were freemasons at a Freemason hospital in London.

Schrader is very good. I remember reading about him referring to Mishima, Taxi Driver, and First Reformed as 'suicide scripts'. Those films are all so different, but there is this common thread of masculine identity and this impulse or desire for death that runs through them all. You should watch all of them, Mishima is my favourite.

> >inb4 muh Spielberg make good ones
>
> Literally ALL of his movies have their story stolen from other work of fictions, I legit believe he does it on purpose due to his name (Spiel-Berg, literally translate to Mountain of Lies/mistruth)

> There are numerous similarities between the Western craze of 1946-1960 and superhero movies:
>
> -Both essentially based on pulp novels
>
> -Hero driven, black and white morality
>
> -No contemporary relatable characters
>
> -Overwhelmingly formulaic crowd pleasers, but the genre can be a vehicle for higher art as seen in Leone, John Ford, Christopher Nolan, Todd Phillips
>
> -Both peaked in times of cultural stasis and general stability
>
> -Eventually the western got to the point only very dark stories like Unforgiven and True Grit could be told.
>
> This trend towards darkness is clearly happening with superhero movies as well. We've gone from the campy Batman of the 60s to the super edgy, borderline Marilyn Manson vibes of the most recent Batman. Things will get darker and darker, then like the western, the genre will exhaust itself.
>
> They're very similar cultural phenomenons.
>
> What really killed the Western was the turmoil of the 1960s, Vietnam, Watergate, social unrest, the Manson killings and everything else that led to a bleaker, darkened cultural outlook.
>
> As we head into another turbulent decade or two, interest in superhero movies will wane significantly. All these massive franchises will gradually lose interest and commercial viability, although certain properties like Star Wars are almost immune to this.
>
> If real artists can get their shit together and stop wallowing in dissolution, the stars are aligned for the next two decades to bring forth a resurgence of auteur driven film and television.

wall street, boiler room, watch

la haine

Terry Gilliam’s Brazil is one of the most enlightening pieces of media and arguably the greatest depiction of proper dystopia through the lens of actual relevant sourcing: British culture and governance.

Papaw was almost in murphys romance, sally fields hated him

[Message 49] Time: 2025-10-30T23:06:59.9890000-05:00 | Content: Tammy Wynette

I will screencap your posts, anon. By the way, I have a theory of my own concerning things. At the professional level, music composition requires a high degree of spatial intelligence (how shapes fit together in counterpoint, analysis of interval vectors, functions, modulatory labyrinths, orchestration, etc.) but since people with these talents tend to either do a trade or go into STEM we're left with the wordcel types such as jews at the helm of teaching the subject, thereby creating a vicious cycle of toxic environments driving away the only people who could improve them.

>>> I like laconic sounds. Cello always achieves this; it sounds like chocolate. It never dominates, and it never needs to be overly melodic. Every note it plays has depth, but not sharpness. Viola can achieve this as well, but not to the same extent.

>>> This one you'll see is melodic in a beautiful way, but ultimately a more feminine way. I appreciate male beauty. Truly male beauty; something cello, ultimately deeper and typically more staccato and laconic but beautiful in its own right.

Fat Jon, Nujabes, Nomak, Uyama Hiroto, Soulostar, Cai

rega record player dad

stratosphere by duster

PP1 frakkur

don everly

You should get an aural training app and try learning to sing. The difference between talking and singing is like walking and running. It takes physical training, is heavily affected by hormones, and is easy to mess up your body in ways that permanently make you worse at it. I'm absolutely not surprised that HRT makes it difficult/impossible for people to sing, at the very least they'd have to re train their ear/muscle memory.

> Here's some tips on improving your IQ.
> >learn a musical instrument
> By doing so, you tickle / massage your whole brain mass. Once you're fluent, with for example guitar, you've gained about 10 bojoings.
> Then learn another one. Guitar and drums is the most effective combo, imo.
> Then do a song. WIth all the layers.
> Once you've done a song someone else than your mom thinks it's good, too, you've gained about 25 bojoings. In the process of doing, your brains have
> >calibarted on numerous different areas
> >synced left and right hemispheres:
> >abstract moods, feels, emotions paired with practical straight forward reasong, also
> >brain muscle sync
> and so on.
>
> And, IT'S FUN!

Петля Пристрас... Go Гр. Полухутенко Русская тоска Екатерина Яшн... Ничего нового Порез на Собаке Пуля Тимур Муцураев

Biew calvin and hobbes account everydayfunnies for good music

Music and the Bourgeois; Music and the Proletarian by János Maróthy

> Recently I was reading about a guitar player who drowned in the 80's and I ended up on a jazz guitar forum reading about him being murdered which lead to another jazz forum which states a conspiracy about some radio guy who was suspected of serial killing musicians while trafficking cocaine according to all these old dudes first hand accounts in different jazz scenes across Canada and the USA

Met her on the internet by kempachii
DV-i song artist

Lord lorenz - murder caust

[Message 59] Time: 2025-11-08T21:41:26.1070000-06:00 | Content: "From the age of 16 to 35, I lived a kind of permanent orgasm."

"When you are particularly beautiful, it is a pleasure to contemplate yourself in the mirror every morning. You wake up knowing you're going to get many compliments during the day, especially from women. I had the power to make most women fall in love with me at a glance. I didn't need to do anything except exist."

"I was very, very handsome. Women were all obsessed with me. From when I was 18 till when I was 50."
— Alain Delon

quote robert venturia less is a bore

> You can literally blame the Arnault family. In the name of selling more products he’s turned nearly all of French couture into easily accessible Kim Jones style niggerslop. Womens fashion still has an element of couture, but it’s fully negated by the niggerslop advertisements and campaigns they have. They force black women into every season and fashion show and he’s now in control of something like 60% of major fashion houses. It’s really disgusting. Louis Vuitton has turned into one of the most nigger friendly disgusting brands in the world. You’ve got to wonder what he’s thinking with that. He promotes Pharrell and that Virgil a blog as the pinnacles of American fashion, which is almost just an attack on America, and he completely refuses to promote his womens designer Nicholas ghesquire at all.

The CIA raided Steve Jackson Games over the G.U.R.P.S. Cyberpunk setting as well iirc research

absolutely enamoured with this tiktok account i found thats just somebody describing her life as a line cook using evangalion images

Guliabutterfly tiktok

>>> beautiful. i operate under the theory that modernism is a jewish plot to create a schism between western man and his surroundings, making him easier to manipulate and subvert. after ww2 literally every architecture and urban planning school in the world had their faculty taken over by """modernists""" who threw out thousands of years of knowledge and replaced it with untested ideas.

sv_lan 1

Chess is a game that has long been considered a fine way for a man to improve his tactical thinking and spatial strategic awareness. In 2018 i play versions of 3D chess with some thousand squares on the board, and a variety of units that reaches in to the hundreds. Sometimes these games feature real-life military personnel and vehicles to scale with real-world tactics embedded to them, sometimes actual historical battle are re-enacted. How is this no good for a man to indulge in playing in moderation ? It improves the mind.

> Age of Empires: The Conqueror's Expansion, that's a good wargame for budding enlisted officers

How do you feel about resident evil, tlou, silent hill, mouthwashing or maybe Detroit become human
borderlands
FNAF
My top 3 r mouthwashing resident evil and tlou im gonna start something new this weekend!!
cry of fear
type o negative is my boodtypoe
loife of strange top 5
I like resident evil, dbh, until dawn, mouth washing , tlou etc I have more

>>> I just posted in two threads and that was it for me, it was all pretty anticlimatic considering I've been expecting it and saying it was coming (not specifically that one) but more volcano eruptions in general (even if I did say Spain region would get activity the day before the swarm started) but it's like, I know the big guns are coming later and all this happening now, while some of it still breaking records (rain, heat, cold, earthquakes etc) well, it's just so mild compared to what's coming anyway..
It's like, "oh well, there's that volcano eruption I was expecting, right on time, which means the next is gonna be the 8.0+ again or the 7.5+ in Mexico in late September"

Besides that I started playing RDR2 again, it's pretty /comfy/.
But for once I'm going to bed early, so you know, sleep tight and don't let the Pest-o-pocalypse bugs bite!

muds and mushs and moos and mucks technicaly but they are mostly furry trash
> ancientfag detected

I've crunched some data from about 3,500 demos of my matches from official valve servers. The most I've ever seen a random person was 31 times- about one in every 113 matches. During those matches I ran into about 55000 unique players, 90,000 total players, 935 unique bots and about 6500 total bots (cross referenced with my TF2BD list). I haven't really experienced seeing the same people over and over again, aside from on uncletopia servers. tf2

Good ole fashion CoD MW2 hacked P2P lobby trick never gets old. I don't think they ever fixed that on PC ,and soon abandoned ship for the next CoD. I think this problem stems back to the good ole Quake Engine. With Source and CoD engine originating from there, its no surprise. Gotta love P2P.

> This is probably good advice.
> In Argentina we have a small mmorpg called "Argentm online" that in its time was sort of really popular. Some kind of argentinian "tibia online / ultima online".
> The game went open source and tons of kids learned to code just to be able to mod and tweak that game and a lot of them ended up studying software engineering or computer science.

> Groom your kids into liking 2D games. He will build a genuine interest for coding and build his own 2D games with python.
>
> 3D games are a team effort and nearly impossible to perfectly recreate something on your own. For example I like TF2 but there's absolutely no way I can create a game similar to that unless I dedicated my entire life 24/7 to it.

F un fact:

Nearly every exploit in CS:GO was made possible by a pajeet named "gurjeet". Someone at Valve was being lazy and outsourced their job to 2 jeets (living in the UK). You can search the leaked source code and see their handiwork.

>
> This fits perfectly with Kojima's themes on "memes" and "genes" and how Solid Snake was the inferior clone yet accomplished so much more than Liquid ever did. Inherent genetic superiority does not make you better than others if you don't apply yourself.
>
> Psychologically Snake was never told he was the inferior clone until much later in life, Liquid lived his whole life living with this regret of being born and thinking he was inferior genetically yet failing to realise some of the feats. he had done and never fully realising his full potential because of his own psychological battle he was having with himself thinking he was just bad at everything.
>
> Gene's don't define you, experiences do and I think that message is beautiful in Metal Gear Solid.

>>> on a related note, I think a big problem with video games is that technology increased too fast. In the 80s and 90s, developers did not have much memory to work with. You'd have entire video games on just a few megabytes of data. The N64 was revolutionary in that theoretically, you could have a video game utilize 64 entire MB of data. Even then though that rarely happened. The music for pilotwings alone was only a few hundred Kilobytes, not even 1MB. Those kinds of restraints forced the developers to make interesting cuts, and forced them to code the games in unique and intricate ways. Now that you can make a game be literally 100GB...there's no need for that nuance anymore. There's no need to use certain colors or sound files. It's infinite almost. In theory this should make things better, but it actually makes them worse. Without those constraints, the designers and artists can do whatever they want...which often means just circling the lowest common denominator. That's why I think videogames reached a high point in the mid 2000s. You had the expanded capacity of the PS2 or PS3 and the Xbox360, but you still had the same people making games who learned to make an entire videogame fit on less than 1MB. They understood the possibilities. Now you have games made by trannies who see technology itself as a cheat code for anything they want. It's why cheating in games is so prominent with zoomers

[Message 25] Time: 2026-04-06T00:03:27.6210000-05:00 | Content: The list could go on, but some of the best games were actually the more obscure ones such as
>Drakan: The Ancient Gates
>Dark Cloud 2
>SMT III: Nocturne
>Oni
>The Getaway Series
>Evergrace
>Drakengard
>Star Ocean III
>Shadow Hearts: Covenant

>>> I had a channel with 62k subscribers in 2016 and I was earning enough money to quit my job, I was literary just building tank models, painting them and I was speaking about whatever I had in my mind. Got deleted later for talking politics and drawing swastika on Tiger 2 tank so no politics and history channel will inevitably talk about politics. I honestly do not know it is tough, once you have some good idea which you want to do as a hobby then do it regardless of whatever it is

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=avTOLTUqf1w (Webpage Title: The Holy Mountain 4K Trailer - YouTube)

> He is an anomaly. But if you listen to him in interviews he's been drawing everyday, all day since he was a young child. Most people, especially children are not normally that disciplined, consistent or willing to live like a hermit to reach a high level at a craft. To some degree, discipline and willpower is probably also genetic. He's a case where all the stars aligned, high visual spatial skills, started at a young age, combined with great discipline, willpower and creativity that helped him reach beyond what most could.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoqu5SEFqRI
(Webpage Title: Kim Jung Gi - How to Become a Master - YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmqFbgKWoao
(Webpage Title: How to Draw like Kim Jung Gi - YouTube)

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRtJJ2TQ/
(Webpage Title: TikTok - Make Your Day)
Kunstmatter tiktok art

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoqu5SEFqRI
(Webpage Title: Kim Jung Gi - How to Become a Master - YouTube)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8iJF0UuyG_k
(Webpage Title: Spies Like Us - Won't You Gentlemen Have a Pepsi? - YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn02SPT6ivM
(Webpage Title: The Internship | Movie Trailer HD | 2013 - YouTube)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WNSsVJZmdhE
(Webpage Title: Best Scene In The Fountain Movie - Must Watch - YouTube)

> Here's a secret OP. The Northern Basketball American has a primal repulsion of the pipes. It repels them because they have no capacity to process high pitched, non-ignorant bass type music. Have a party at your house sometime and whip up a soundtrack. You may be annoyed by their music but they will fear yours.
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBKBI7DOLHA [Embed]
(Webpage Title: Scotland the Brave (Bagpipes) - YouTube)

> Anything that sounds complex, hard and violent, with incomprehensible growling lyrics.
>
> They fear metal and they will fear you for listening to it willingly.
>
> Make sure it doesn't have an easily understandable rhythm. Weird ass shit like Venetian Snares in 7/4 time signature also just weirds them out.
>
> I suspect this is because they primarily listen to music for the lyrics, and for the rhythm. They want something to dance to, with lyrics that resonate with them - Auto-tuned, upbeat shit in major scales about women jiggling their bits in the club or whatever.
>
> So, given that, the rule for music is - The more angry and cerebral, the better.
>
> When you hit them with literally undanceable music, with violent and utterly incomprehensible lyrics that sounds like murder, in exotic scales and time signatures they can't relate to, they have no frame of reference, and that complete lack of comprehension makes you and everything about you completely unpredictable.

>Lobotomy Corp Literally has Qlipphot and Sephirot. Shits obvious. Very agitating fanbase, but i'll probably find my next GF in there, its ripe for fem-zoomies hence the brainrot. >What are some games that give off a sort of unintentionally sinister vibe? Project Moon games in general. The fanbase's fanon brain rot is very real. They basically only communicate in memes, YTPs, and abridged series tier lore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59gecazXvVk [Open] (Webpage Title: Zena Cat (Library of Ruina) - YouTube) Myst and riven .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8AkGxQQFXs
(Webpage Title: Why most OW players are doomed to NEVER Improve - YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Op-XKX-SWI
(Webpage Title: Metal Gear Solid 2 Most Interesting Codec Calls - Volume 1 - YouTube)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-gGLvg0n-uY&feature=youtu.be
(Webpage Title: Raiden Warned About AI Censorship - MGS2 Codec Call (2023 Version) - YouTube)

>Required reading/watching - Architect admits that ugly buildings are to demoralise, in line with communist plans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBo1MU9yOPY&t=1274s&ab_channel=ArchitectureFoundation [Open] - CBDC are about control head of the ECB Christine Lagarde admits https://rumble.com/v2ddlps-prank-with-the-president-of-the-european-central-bank-christine-lagarde.html (Webpage Title: Unknown - Dead Link) [SYSTEM NOTE: Link is dead and no archive was found. Manual review needed.] (Webpage Title: Carel Weeber in conversation with Job Floris & Hans van der Heijden - YouTube)

https://vimeo.com/83664407
(Webpage Title: Adam Magyar - Stainless, 42 Street (excerpt))

https://9animetv.to/watch/nadia-secret-of-blue-water-1456?ep=76837
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Loose change docu- first edition - when google video was good - circa 2005

>>> TPB is reflective of Atlantic Canadian culture.

Watch the Dancing Outlaw documentary or stuff about Popcorn Sutton if you want a more accurate reflection of America.

Also watch Fubar & Fubar II, they are about Albertans & Alberta is Canada’s Texas & a very nice place to visit.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QKua40xiMEo&pp=ygUXZnViYXIgMiBldmljdGlvbiBwYXJ0eSA%3D
(Webpage Title: Tron Eviction Party - YouTube)
The Dancing outlaw

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IZdSBwIJluo&t=442s&pp=ygUORGFuY2luZyBvdXRsYXc%3D [Open]

A doc on Popcorn Sutton
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=glQjCKAI4gA&pp=ygUOcG9wY29ybiBzdXR0b24%3D [Open]
(Webpage Title: Dancin Outlaw - Jesco White Documentary - YouTube)
(Webpage Title: This is the Last Dam Run of Likker I'll Ever Make | full movie - YouTube)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UozhOo0Dt4o&pp=ygUkV2lua2llcyBpIGhvcGUgaSBuZXZlciBzZWUgdGhhdCBmYWNl (Webpage Title: Mulholland Drive - Diner Scene - YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCgkLICTskQ > It sounds dramatic, but I think it's accurate to say we're in a cultural dark age at this point. (Webpage Title: Mark Fisher : The Slow Cancellation Of The Future - YouTube)

THIS:
https://youtu.be/sj6JdXvsWYM
Is legitimately ...if not #1...like at LEAST Top Ten of my all time favorite 'television moments'! I've watched it over 50 times and sought to learn from and emulate his *quickness* and nimbleness of mind, CHARISMA, wittiness, spiritual caring and empathy (as he rips 'em a new one) and etc.
He's much, muuuch slower now (that he's off the drugs) but still. He has a Youtube channel that's...yknow...okay.

LOL how Katie insults fucking Joe. Scarborough @ 1:55! LoL
(Webpage Title: Russell Brand Shows MSNBC [HD] How a Guest Should be Interviewed - YouTube)

Yes, I can point out about 30 different GREAT parts of that video.
From the pizzed look he gets when Mika says "sorry I don't know you at all I don't follow pop culture"
LOL, I think that was when he went, "I'm going to rip these MFers apart."
To the rolling eyes he does when Brian asks his sorta dumb question and then Russel just ignores him altogether and starts talking about the people behind him.
LOL
etc. Literally, I wasn't lying when I said I *studied* this and tried (and still try) to find my own sense of charisma and empathy and sharpness based off this ONE video clip!

Honestly, I'm not sure any human can be that sharp without "supps" or nootropics.

Remember, this was at the exact same time that Jordan Peterson was FuckingShitUp and also displaying this...inhuman...laid back wittiness in the face of blood pressure raising attacks in public, sharpness of wit and nimbleness of mind, etc!
I'm 99% convinced it was a mix of uppers and downers as that's the only think I've ever done that produced that wonderful mix of "high-energy" and also "coolness" and "charismatic empathy."
This was back when piracetam and phenibut were legal but I'm not sure that's what they were on.
Anyways, glad you enjoyed it.

/MeInThisThread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5ubluwNkqg
(Webpage Title: "Shapeshifting" an excerpt from HyperNormalization by Adam Curtis - YouTube)

> "Shapeshifting" an excerpt from HyperNormalization by Adam Curtis

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