Abstract papesI made this one today. I dont have much else to share but anything that is cool or abstract would be nice to add to my collection. I'm so starved for papes im literally making my own
>>7992822checked, saved and enjoying the soothing effect.
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Papers any papers that look like there's a great story behind them!Also, if you see a picture posted that you have in higher res/original, feel free to post it.Starting with my very favourite.
>>8042949Because the guy that painted it was ARTistic, not AUTistic
>>8036153"yuup, thats me"
Keep it up, lads!
>>8055653I've been a Who fan since the 80's. One of my earliest memories is when he fell and regenerated. I was blown away, I had never seen anything like it.I've followed him through every series, movie and the new Who. Now, I just cannot watch it. The Whittaker Who was the worst I've ever seen, simply terrible writing, pushing agendas and completely misunderstanding the character. It was like she knew nothing about him, but maybe watched one episode. Then just ran around acting like a fool, trying to do some kind of knock off pathetic version without knowing what she was talking about. I gave up after a few episodes. It hurt to watch.Then the recent tennat return episodes being written like they were for a 5 year old and also for trans audiences. Why would you write specifically to only make 0.01% of the population happy. It was just terrible. They seem to just want to try to prove they are hip, cool and up to date, so they push trans and gay themes then pat themselves on the back. Telling the Dr he isn't smart because hes only a man and women are better. Telling him off for pronoun usage. It was so cringe inducing.Dr Who was never about sexuality, the doctor never had and sexual relationships. It was never a theme. He's hundreds of years old, he has little to no interest in dating what he must think of as his children by now.Theres just no need for sexual themes in Who. It was all about discovery, the wonder of the universe and life. Fighting crazy aliens who want to kill people with a smile, a laugh and some cool tech.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>8055653Old Doctor Who? I found it to be cheesy but inoffensive and when I was young, one of my uncles I was staying with let me watch some Dalek episodes from the 70's-80's and I remember liking them (apparently I used to draw them a lot). New Doctor Who though is just unwatchable for me. You can really tell it's a modern BBC show from a mile off and all for the worst reasons. Like the anon in the post above, I never got a sense of wonder and mystery a time travel science fiction show should have. Every episode, every storyline just stinks of the BBC and their "values". Yes, science fiction can reflect modern day issues by projecting them on alien races/worlds but you need writers and producers to be very skilled and motivated to do that without it becoming preachy and forced and the Who writers clearly can't (or won't).Deep Space Nine got a little too preachy in some episodes for my taste but only in a few episodes and it's still my favorite SciFi show of all time.
>>8055561what you describe is the new series. starting Doctor Who with the new series is like starting Star Wars at Episode VII.>>8055653>Christopher Ecclestone and David Tennant's era is generally considered to be the best part of the show.only by tumblr fangirls.>early Doctor Whoit isn't.>>8055676>Dr Who was never about sexuality, the doctor never had and sexual relationships. It was never a theme. He's hundreds of years old, he has little to no interest in dating what he must think of as his children by now.>Theres just no need for sexual themes in Who. have you seriously rewatched the Tennant era recently? the one where the Doctor unironically falls in love with a 19-year-old chav?have you rewatched the Smith era recently? the one where half of the characters are hornbags and the Doctor is flirting with the femme fatale daughter of his own companion?I agree with everything you said but you being unable to realise this criticism also fully applies to early NuWho is pathetic.NuWho Doctors have always been out of character, ever since series 1. NuWho just is NOT Doctor Who and has never been. simple as.
>>8001146>>8001146is this a videogame ?
South Park >Other cartoons are fine too
Requesting Aqua Teen Hunger Force ones if anyone has any
Post animated papes. GIF preferred.
>>8055097Couldn't tell you. I don't use Windows, and I don't imagine anyone else posting images in this thread does either.
>>8055097the only non-headache inducing way to use them is through Wallpaper Engine
I recently joined the ThinkPad cult, give me some more stuff
also they used to be certified for space
>>8055971there's still a ton up there I'd imagine
>>8055970>the old ones were known for being near-indestructibleexactly, it's hard to imagine any modern laptop lasting beyond about 3 years with heavy daily use now, indeed most people would probably be fairly happy getting at least 3 years from their modern laptop, but I knew someone that daily drove an old IBM T-series for about 15-16 years before it finally completely expired, and he'd routinely take the thing on business trips all over the world too, and it never once missed a beat in all that time, the hardware was just that bulletprooffunny thing is, his first choice for a replacement laptop after the T-series finally died was some ultra-shiny high-end Apple PoS that I warned him multiple times not to buy and which ultimately lasted him maybe about 9 months before it too completely died a death under the same amount of heavy daily useliterally nobody makes mid & high-end laptops now like IBM used to make mid & high-end laptops...
>>8055770I think the first few Lenovo ThinkPads were pretty good, I like the X220 a lot. It's going to be my daily laptop for as long as I can keep it working.
>>8055770>>8055771>>8055772>>8055773fantastic
I know I’m breaking the rules by not posting more. BUT please I have looked far and wide for a good high quality pape of some hydrangea flowers. Please help
>>8043134Wow. More? Sauce?
Full-sized version is 9 megabytes:https://files.catbox.moe/76tueg.jpg
>>7978429More portland
Anything that, in your mind, represents a duality. Please keep it safe for work.
>>7998877You are not pathetic, just not rich enough.
>>8055856What is the point of a living space that is forces you to walk with a permanent stoop? There's even a child for reference.Simply halving the width and using the available height for storage or subdivision would be a more effective use of space, while also reducing the risk of you banging your head, falling out of your living space and breaking your neck when you go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
I've been fascinated with utility poles in wallpapers ever since I listened to Kodomo's Still Life album. Preferably no busy wiring.
>>7975891As an apprentice lineman it’s nice to see others enjoy utility poles Ty
Lord Jesus Christ, Son And Word Of God, Have Mercy On Me, A Sinner.
And to think if Tesla had been allowed to fully develop and roll out some of his ideas on power generation and transmission to the public before he died we wouldn't have needed power lines, much less all the countless pylons and utility poles to hang them from, for at least the last 100 years...But the corporations couldn't stick a meter on, or bill people for, a bunch of limitless free electricity, and the government couldn't tax it either... and so here we all still are all these decades later.
Let's get a retro synthwave thread going! Phone papes preferred
Lakes and landscapes
>>8054262Nnly autism here is you bud (srs + gtfoh + I'm not even mad)
>>8054048major Vinland Saga vibes
I'm looking for nature wallpapers I can add to my collection, preferably with orange tones or warm color. Here are some I already have:
>>8053342you got a source for that? the compression is killing me
