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>>325573
if you were someone who have actually watched the anime you'd know the first modern 3dcg movie recreates an episode in which this happens also it's quite a common occurrence and a gag to see Shizuka having a bath and Nobita barging in be it through doraemon's gadgets or simply because he is a peeping tom and that's funny as hell and if you don't think it's funny you're gae

Is 8ch down for anyone else? Well not quite down the server is responding, but every page points to a 404 not found error.

this the first pokekino based around the ptcg. Will have to watch it just for that alone because it's never been done before.

True intelligence is reflected in knowing when to rest, and when to take action.

>>325608
Good one

>>325038
>incoherent piecemeal response
I hope you find the help you need schizomancer.

>>325055
Are you boosted?

>>325039
>Imagine having suffered jewish syncretists to have informed your entire notion of godhood.

And yet this is probably 99% of humanity. Such is the power of jewish propaganda.

>>325126
Already on my second booster!

>>325606
You only have two more weeks to claim your free donut

>>324981
>the Batrachomyomachia

This is a fun little read.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batrachomyomachia

>>324996
>Bro even in the middle ages scholars emphasized memory because books were so expensive. They had mnemonic "mind temples" they utilized in their imagination to better retain legal information.

Maybe they should have been working to amend the bodies of their civilizations with sounder systems of religion and government and economics that the memorizing of the details of the old systems would no longer be necessary? Wouldn’t this have been a wiser course than setting into memory the antiquated commands of old legal codes that from within a better society would have no place? I forgot where I found this latin sentence, but it is from a medieval author, and its sense is relevant:

Quorsum requireretur legum prudentia, cum abessent mali mores, ex quibus haud dubie bonae leges prognatae sunt? Whereto would be required the prudence of the laws, when evil habits would be absent, from out of which not doubtfully good laws are derivative?

And even (((Thomas More))) in his proto-communist Utopia makes his hero Hythlodaeus (a greek pun meaning: distributor of nonsense) speak the following regarding the Utopian islanders:

leges habent perquam paucas. sufficiunt enim sic institutis paucissimae. quin hoc in primis apud alios improbant populos, quod legum interpretumque uolumina, non infinita sufficiunt. ipsi uero censent iniquissimum; ullos homines his obligari legibus; quae aut numerosiores sint, quam ut perlegi queant; aut obscuriores quam ut a quouis possint intelligi. They have very few laws. For thus do very few fit their purposes. That this firstly near other peoples do they disapprobate, that not even infinite volumes of laws and interpreters suffice. They themselves however account most wrong, any men to be bound by these laws, which either may be more numerous than so that they may be able to be read; or more obscure than so that from whomever they may be able to be understood.

These were nearly medieval writers and in them we find disesteem for the structure of the old traditional legality then surviving in their own time. I wonder what they would have thought at hearing of scholars being “chained to their desks” copying to mind sentence after sentence of older legal decision? And here in conceptual sympathy with them I can ask: what is the purpose in rote memorizing almost infiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>325040
i like the illustrations.

I had figured my coworkers just don't follow orders. Two of them got promoted and their internal comms were a train wreck, even with spellcheck. One has resorted to AI and it's just paragraphs of obvious grok cut and paste now.

And before I get dunked on I'll admit to being a bit of a hillbilly so yes my posting isn't always in complete sentences, or coherent for that matter.

>>325405
People feel slower or perhaps dumber to me now after the imposition of the kikes' covid hoax. Even I'm feeling slowed. The degree of psychological assault the pharma kikes laid into humanity over these last 5-6 years was inhuman.

watch my main man brian do a 45 minute talk on achieving your dreams. i discovered this self-help stuff when i was ~19 years old and i listened to a lot of it. i wholeheartedly believe this stuff works and these days it is a nice refuge from all the demoralizing content the internet is full of.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbS56jmOgU4

>>324783
that event was dominated by people's collective reaction to introduce a not-working medicine for a non-existent pandemic
I guess you could say the government promoted this dysfunctional non-behavior which produces nothing valuable
tyrannical doesn't really describe it, more like soulless and inactive
the tyrants of ancient history at least send their people's to war or introduced strange rules in society like only wearing certain colors of clothing

>>324784
>tyrannical doesn't really describe it, more like soulless and inactive

Of course. Coercing innocent goyim over the course of 5 years into injecting themselves with unknown and unproved chemicals is only "soulless and inactive", not tyrannical.

>the tyrants of ancient history at least send their people's to war

Have absolutely nothing on the distributed jews that have now achieved world-government and who psychotically enforce the illusion of separate nation-states while playing the populations of these nations against one another in pointless conflict.

>>323124
kikes aren’t stupid enough to attempt another false flag. no matter how bloody a new false flag would be, it won’t hold sufficient persuasive weight to condition the goyim to die for shlomo.

>>325036
these injections seem to produce random effects and even cause death in some cases and were introduced to a novel small-scale disease
this is like what if society completely locked down and everyone took experimental antivirals in the 90s because a handful of homosexuals, IV drug users and blood donor recipients showed signs of a new disease (AIDS)
this feels more like mass stupidity and total system failure rather than tyranny

>>325556
>Lindsay Clancy
Honestly I think that's just a (macabre) culture war wedge to draw attention away from the kikes.

>>325558
At this point they are almost completely naked with their ambitions.

>>325572
>I think that's just a (macabre) culture war wedge to draw attention away from the kikes.

I think it's more of a case where a mother planned and executed a murder on her 2 small children and then might get away with it because "she has an undiagnosed mental illness"

>>325574
what about him

>>325577
A normal, healthy man.

Any good source of written situation updates on the war on ukraine. Wanted to revisit the current ongoings. And I find myself relying more and more on videos and podcast, and even those are declining. Even the autists are losing interest. Also, I guess I just need reading materials since I've devolved into twitter threads to cover this need.

>>325590
Thanks

>>325591
Anyway, "seed juice" will never catch on so you're free to keep coping about it.

>>325592
>Coping
Funny of you to use this word in a discussion about the meaning of words, because what the fuck does "coping" even mean any more? Soyjakker browns and the terminally online seem to use it for anything and everything. You could have said kvetching, whining, or even seething - but you default to the currently popular word that doesn't really mean anything. Ironically, calling hemp seed juice "milk" is a genuine cope. A lie that vegan queers use to convince themselves internally that the garbage they're consuming is closer to normal food than it truly is.

>>325593
>what the fuck does "coping" even mean any more
You're free to come to your own conclusions, i'm not your babysitter.

>>325587
this is the exact female bullshit theater poor excuse to seek conflict over nothing that people come to this site to avoid.

either open a thread where you discuss what is really going on for you and hope someone shows up or stfu.

Who doesn't like futanari?

>>325581
Gottcha, liking futanari is really common but Huckabee's policies seem to suggest that he wouldn't.
You know what they say, people always surprise you.

>you obviously aren't familiar with this phenomenon of hearing voices which aren't your thoughts, which you can't turn off or control what they say, or realise what this is like, this will easily wreck your life

can you (or one of your personalities who is currently driving you while you sit co-pilot) explain how does this differ from just being unconscious? i say it doesn't. unconscious people refuse to question things so they don't question themselves. they don't question their behavior or even pay much attention to it, so they will never catch themselves doing things they didn't plan to do.

you don't happen to NOT be in control of your life by some mysterious phenomenon, this is the plight of the educated consumer, of the fooled member, of the jealous admirer.

>>325527
>Set and setting seems to be extremely important to me. I also need to basically take a dose intended for a baby or a toddler, which is difficult when weed becoming stronger and stronger.

i am looking forward to do it in the winter again. for the longest time i didn't do it around people because people get very strange when you are in tune with your unconditioned self while they are not. they unleash all the evil on you that was done to them, act like they are friendly while making fun of you and purposefully violate all your boundaries. if you don't have a lot of life experience in dispelling evil it will be awful so i'd do it alone as a beginner.

and to get the dose right don't smoke it, smoking is unhealthy anyways. buy a small jar of coconut oil and turn the weed into oil:

i do it by first baking the weed at low temperature for 40 minutes and then put the baked, ground weed into the oil where i keep it at a low temperature for 3 hours, then after letting it cool a bit i pour it through a tiny strainer into a glass jar where it can remain while i discard the remaining plantmatter.

i make a very weak oil from it and then take a teaspoon and it will be consistently weak, perfect to do creative stuff or enjoy music or take it easy after a while or walk through nature. i am so glad i chose weed and not alcohol now that i am a bit older and have seen plenty of people who went with alcohol.

>>325535
>people get very strange when you are in tune with your unconditioned self while they are not.
The fucking copes these potheads come up with to deflect responsibility from
themselves when acting like twitchy paranoid creeps when stoned.

>>325527
I remember back when I had rookie tolerance. It was something magical. I just ended up diving in and enjoying the ride and have been hooked ever since. I kind of miss when weed was illegal and I had built in T breaks when I couldn't get any.

I think I always just thought of weed as harmless. It's not like acid which can cause bad trips depending on the quality which makes it kind of a crap shoot. Bad trips are actually really disturbing sometimes because your concepts of what reality is get affected by the drugs and that can stick with you, but weed isn't like that. At most you will see some patterns with your eyes closed when listening to music or something, you don't actually trip. Your experience of reality remains unchanged, but your own thoughts may change in ways that are pleasurable and beneficial. Weed helps me feel emotions more strongly, and when I was first starting out I found it to be really thought accelerating and causing creativity. You might have bad experience because of anxiety, but honestly, most of my life has been bad experiences, I'm used to that, IDK about you but I'd be willing to chance it knowing in the end you will come out safe.

>>325538
>I remember back when I had rookie tolerance.

you don't have to remember, just use small quantities and take lots of breaks from it. i consider it a rare luxury no matter how available, affordable or legal it becomes.