>>25615200
I used to imagine those couples I see on the street having sex. I mean, even vanilla sex feels pretty disgusting when you attach it to a person that is in public right now.

>>25615218
I still remember this couple: middle-aged man driving a car and a same age woman next to him. I wondered if she would suck his dick in return to him driving her around.

It's scary realizing how disgusting and depraved everyone actually is

>>25615213
I am a hardcore rightwing nationalist and fundamentalist Christian. Is it okay to blow off steam from time to time by enjoying sexual liaisons with men? As long as I don't push gay agenda and don't actually introduce the fag to anyone in my family or social circles, or "build a life" with him it really doesn't hurt anything does it? I still hate fags
>inb4 hi nick
Fuck Nick Fuentes and all his cringey followers. And fuck the pope.

all people here are degenerates

I'm just a fat, fucking Jew.

>>25615223
4D chess.

I haven't had a beer for something like six weeks.

Every group of people in the world barring the Jews and Arabs has fallen for leftism. Only those two remain right wing and that is why they win.

When I see these girls that are pretty in a traditional, very basic way, without quirks that show personality, I think that they are supposed to look fuckable just to get pregnant within required time frame per normie societal standard.

>>25615226
Huh?
>>25615229
Is that supposed to be an achievement? Beer is disgusting. Alcohol is disgusting. Wine is a mocker and strong drink RAGING and he is a FOOL who is deceived thereby. Grow up.

>>25615223
no, you're disordered because you think what makes something immoral is just whether it hurts other people or not. God spoke, homosexual relations are gravely immoral and contrary to nature, regardless of how much modern people want to whitewash them with feelgood propaganda or make it seem like anonymity from your neighbor is anonymity from God.
this post is bait anyway so congrats on getting me to reply I guess

>>25615233
I like beer. Lagers and ales mainly. It's fattening though. Can't stand stouts by the way.

>>25615234
I know it's wrong but fuck I want some cock and muscle underneath me.

that’s me a month clean from alcohol and cigarettes. not to worry though it’s payday today haha enjoy your tuesday

>>25615237
you're gonna have to carry that weight then. same as everyone else with disordered desires. think you're special? or do you think that you'll win the appeal at the last Judgement by explaining that you knew it was wrong and wanted it anyway?

We have no priority for your reckless self-endangerment and furthermore you are unfit to work in our factory

>>25615241
I'm never getting judged for my sins. Are you Catholic or something?

>>25615223
yeah sure why agonise over a harmless bit of fun
probably we’d have less antisocial behaviour from that end of the spectrum if they got some dick from time to time.

>>25615245
funny kind of "fundamentalist Christian" you are if you don't believe in the judgement

I’m Richard Starkey. So willing to please in his woundedness he gave up his own name. I’m William S Burroughs. An intelligent mutant stuck gooning and dreaming and spitting shit out of an industrial cave. I am Matt Savage. I am fucking running around the jungle with a bowie knife wearing only a purple ski mask on bloodshot eyes completely zooted with a throbbing erection. I watch, me. Ever getting mine by dreaming of sneaking into the picture, even here in the scene. You’d like me to show you what I’ve done? Just ask yourself what is my name. Shadow people? Just look around.

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>>25615225
You are cute and proportional Jew like Mrs Maisel

>>25615218
https://youtu.be/2JB8UUEUTRw

>>25615247
I believe the Bible that's the difference. Have fun getting judged for your sins.

>>25615246
because it's not harmless. you only say this because you don't understand the truth about your own nature, how you are a reflection of the divine nature, and how you wound yourself for pleasure and your wants. if you could see yourself as you are you would wail and gnash your teeth for what was lost.

>>25615253
>Two dicks rub against each other and explode with pleasure
>This creates... a wound?
Huh?

>>25615251
Everyone gets judged. That's the point.
Being judged doesn't have to mean punishment, the judgement could be "You alright, you get in."
You will be judged anon.

>>25615262
>You will be judged anon.
Yes, for my good deeds.

>>25615253
hesiod and parmenides said very significantly that eros (god of carnal love) is the first, the creator, the principle from which all things proceed.

>>25615264
That's nice but if one professes to be a Christian (as anon does) then one should take note of what the Bible and the Church have to say about homosexual activity rather than what Greek pagans had to say.

>>25615265
it was the catholic church that preserved the greek corpus.

>>25615269
true in part, but it is disingenuous in the extreme to jump from that to claiming that homosexuality is totally cool in Christianity as long as you, like, don't hurt anyone.
whatever, all you fags are clearly just baiting for replies. hope you were entertained.

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>>25615274
caaaalm down

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Show biceps? How about I show you my ribcage instead? I'll even let you touch it.

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>>25615263
>my good deeds
You will be judged as an entire whole in all it's grey complexities, with exactness.
For he is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent.

>>25615294
>he
who

momus is the best musician/artist of all time

>>25615294
Have fun in hell

I have observed, with that peculiar mixture of disgust and melancholy which accompanies the contemplation of a civilization in its declining years, that politics has ceased to be the occupation of men of distinction and has become instead the entertainment of men without occupations.

One imagines the coffeehouses of Vienna, the salons of Paris, the old clubs of London, those splendid establishments in which men of some education, some property, and, most importantly, some conception of their own dignity, gathered to discuss the fate of nations over coffee, tobacco, and the occasional indiscretion concerning another man's wife.
We have transformed citizenship into spectatorship, and spectatorship into a species of moral vanity. Even the decadent aristocracies of Europe, which possessed the admirable habit of destroying themselves through excessive refinement, recognized that political judgment was inseparable from manners. Why is the question of race, nation, continuity, heritage important, one may ask? What is a nation? A people conscious of possessing a past, of inhabiting a particular landscape, of speaking a language shaped by centuries of suffering, poetry, conquest, embarrassment, and love. A nation, properly understood, is not merely a population. It is a conversation between the living and the dead.

But the modern citizen scarcely converses with the living, except to denounce them, and regards the dead as an inexhaustible supply of moral offenses requiring retrospective prosecution. We no longer inherit civilization. We audit it. We demand that history conform to our present sensibilities, apparently unaware that posterity will one day find our own convictions equally ridiculous. The tragedy is not that we have become more critical of the past, criticism is in fact indispensable to civilization. The tragedy is that we have become incapable of loving anything we criticize .We have forgotten the very virtues we were trained to critique. We have democratized political opinion while allowing the social conditions necessary for genuine political judgment to decay into nothingness. A capital tragedy, indeed.

>>25615223


I really don't care

IT JUST NEEDS TO BE CLEAN WHEN IT IS ALL OVER!

I also want to shoot some people too

>>25615315
tips fedora

'Actions due for actions done!'
It droned on and on, the transcoder. Wait for the music. It will come. The outside air was thin and grey and greasy; not much given up unless the recycler ran at half power, windows up, at best. The stars shone and streaked across the weary sky. A cigarrette burned somewhere, lonely contraband.
A man sat, huddled in his squib. Powered off it was not a sleek vessel. It touched the ground. He looked at nothing in particular.
'The Benefactor is the All! We are the One!' It continued. Droning.
There was no switch in his squib to shut the broadcast off. His model was too lowly. That right was reserved.
The smell was apparent before sight. Perhaps a certain prescience, unheeded. Even with the blast shields up and the recycler set to .4 he smelled them.
Like rats they crept. Slow and cautious and not without grace. A certain kind of slick. He saw them late. They had crept from their burrows to do their unseemly dance. In front of him they cajoled in the rights of the wicked.
'The Words of the Righteous and Wicked were Conjoined!' The broadcast continued unheeded, as always.
'The Union of Man and Morals, given unto Greater Purpose!'
He farted and watched.
The ratmen scurried, taking the few scraps of iron before them. A scuffle broke out over a nail or some such thing.
He took a slug of his drink and continued to watch, unimpressed. Waiting for a song
'Blessed be the Man who follows the Union, of these that are Given!'
The music had not started yet. And he felt bored.

>>25615301
You are already there

>>25615315


I'm going to take a walk

Now this property manager guy has brought a chocolate bar I didn’t ask for. I feel very revolted. I don’t know how to explain it to him that it’s inappropriate.

Are all the Jesus freaks on this board in Europe or something? You guys should be in bed otherwise.

new york, new york
young(ish), alive(ish), nihil(ist)
later that night i went to a party in a loft in bushwick.

everyone there was involved in some ambiguous form of cultural production. nobody made anything you could point to. people were consultants and creative directors and independent researchers and one girl was a "narrative architect" which i assumed meant unemployed but with better fonts.
the party was for someone's birthday but nobody knew whose.

"what do you do?" kyle asked.

"i'm a student."

"what do you study?"

"literature."

"that's sick."
"not really."

i stared at him.

"so, you're into business? tech?"

"exactly. yeah. it's the new thing. the big scene"

"what do you do outside of work?"

he shrugged.

"live."
"cool."
"yeah."
we nodded and went off.

i left around one.


outside it was raining in the irritatingly noncommittal way it rains in new york now, like even the weather is afraid of making a definitive statement.

i walked toward the train.

my phone had eleven notifications. three were from my mother. one was from my bank. connor from hinge had sent a photograph of a restaurant in greece with the caption 'this could be us lol'.

i didn't respond.

at the station a man was playing saxophone badly. james brown. across the platform two youths were kissing with the kind of concentration that suggested they hadn't yet learned to be embarrassed by wanting something.

i watched them for a while.
when i was nineteen i thought twenty-nine would be an age at which certain questions had been answered. not the important questions necessarily, but the logistical ones. where i would live. what i would do. who would love me. whether i would become the kind of person who bought fresh flowers.

instead i had become someone who could explain the ideological implications of buying fresh flowers without actually being able to afford them.

the train arrived.

i sat across from a woman reading a paperback. an actual paperback, with a cracked spine and pages that looked like they'd been turned by human hands. i tried to see the title but couldn't.

for some reason this made me sad.

i thought about asking her what she was reading. i imagined us having a conversation. maybe she'd tell me something interesting. maybe we'd become friends. maybe it would be one of those small, accidental moments people used to write novels about before every interaction became a potential violation of someone's boundaries.

instead i took out my phone.

connor from hinge had sent another message.

you up?

i stared at it.

then i opened instagram.

someone had died. local shooting. my first instinct was to check the name, race, and political ideology to determine what the narrative would be for the midterms.

>>25615331
reads very GPTish

>>25615325
Used to see these ads in the back of the weekly papers in NYC promising reduced rent on a Manhattan apartment so long as you were female, within a certain age range, and willing to accommodate the interests of the landlord. It was always hilarious to me that they weren't even free.

I guess in the Midwest a chocolate bar is enough.

>>25615301
Thanks, I'm just passing through.
I have an old friend to visit.

>>25615339
The scary shit about it is that when I was the suiting age I wouldn’t even bat an eye what kind of interests they are talking about, I’m literally was that person. Thanks God I’m old and disillusioned now at length.

>>25615338
guys brain is broken

ALL TRANNYS ARE NOW DEAD

>>25615344
what me? all the jokes (unemployed with better fonts) were kind of unfunny in that particular way. the flow (all the single-sentence paragraphs) seemed very machine-written. it’s not an accusation just an impression.

>>25615342
Heehehehehehe

>>25615348
go kill some trannys, this is now your new mission

>>25615350
say less

>>25615230
My boss got into an elevator in Saudi Arabi. Two of the local women got in with him and basically sexually assaulted him while he freaked out about being seen when the doors opened or on a camera somewhere and having the local men kill him over it. Now that's a cool ass country with winner written all over it.

>>25615299
This one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iAI7MBWbPo

He did a concert at my undergrad college a hundred thousand years ago. Can't believe he's still trying to make music for a living if that's what he's doing.

>>25615362
yes, he still releases banger albums

>>25615343
I feel like first the artist girls left NYC then the girls like you left and now everyone just has tech jobs or rich dads or both, but I'm not there any more so that feeling is based on absolutely nothing. Never going to make it back to living there again myself, best I can do is parlay this shit I'm doing now into something and go die in SE Asia where I should have died on purpose about ten years ago.

>>25615366
Lol unbelievable

His concert thing was fine though I don't know why I have this disbelief

After his concert emptied out I had found a bottle of vodka that was glass and half full and felt pretty lucky about that, then a girl took it out of my hand and took a big swig and gave it back, and I told her I didn't think she was pretty enough to be drinking my vodka and she said fuck you and left, obviously. She was 100% of appropriate prettyness for me though, I was just a moron.

Anyway thanks for bringing him up I haven't thought about him for probably 20 years in any way shape or form

>>25615213
I think I did less time now than before.
Btw staying 15 minutes more at the evil woman's cubby-house-apartment than I should have was not worth it. Evil bitch; I am a dumb faggot.

>>25615377
I'm too fucked up to really enjoy the experience of three hour urban sprawl hike.

>>25615368
> Never going to make it back to living there again myself
Why though? I thought it’s still a great city if you can keep it afloat financially.

>>25615213
Wao... the industrial revolution...
Much industry, such quality of life decline. I wish there was a unitary book about it ngl.

>>25615378
"I'm asexual and was molested" and you also have BPD and want to fuck me. Or at least acts super sexual to me.
Fuck you fuck you.

>>25615380
I can't keep it afloat financially.

Sometimes I look at Google Street View and walk around my old neighborhood. Tons of multiuse glass and steel five stories there now, used to be I had a Chinese landlord that was so astonished that the place was clean on walkthrough that she put all of my deposit back into my hand in cash an hour before I left to get on the cocksucking plane that would take me out of the city for good. Except for probably a visit or two some day.

i think an authentic tik tok with no edited videos no sound effects or music etc makes you smarter

"Write your thoughts."

I've done this obsessively for 16 years: writing huge walls of text to myself in .txt journals and journal fragments. Essays written to no one and deleted as the textual equivalent of sand mandalas. Dialogues where I will write to and interrogate myself from another perspective. Some of these perspectives have grown into whole ass-characters and personalities - narrative tulpas where I play chess with myself. Instead of externally imagined characters I will assume the role of the character from a first-person perspective, the sound and style of the voice I imagine in my head impressing its personality and thinking style in the words. There's no schizo weirdness or hallucinations involved: just immersion into a role.

This has made me rather good at immersing into the words of others as well. This doesn't mean that my imagined depiction of them is necessarily more correct, just that I can deeply feel and imagine what they write. I am a "good listener" which also means to be a good reader. Ever met someone who will listen to you when you speak completely, taking in everything and thinking and imagining with you, as opposed to half-listening because they're planning what to say next before you're even done speaking? That's me. I want to listen, feel, and understand what is being communicated. That s 100% the secret of my "intelligence:" nothing more than a sincere and enthusiastic will to learn.

Anyways I encourage you all to read and write more, especially in ways that challenges your mind and questions your assumptions. That is the ticket to mental freedom. Long live literacy and long live walls of text!

>>25615394
The reason I don’t run an Instagram is that I really like these hyper-curated feeds with distinct aesthetic, and that’s basically another job.

Just made a thread on a subreddit for a TV show I like. Hopefully it gets replies and upvotes. Each one makes me feel good!

>>25615405
based

>>25615411
> Hopefully it gets replies and upvotes.
This is silly how this need for external validation is exactly shaped Reddit into what it is, yet everyone is conditioned to pretend that they don’t care about replies and upvotes.

>>25615417
It's human nature, anon. You don't feel good when you get a (You) on here? Bet I'm giving you a dopamine hit right now. Now multiply that by 50, 100, 1000, 10000, and you got the power of reddit and social media.

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Man Calibre is easy to use, I'm delighted. Was able to put my book's document file into an e-book without a lot of trouble. Only going to have to do a little bit of cleanup, it missed a few paragraph indents here and there, but overall all good. And I could add the table of contents very easily.

There's a new sassy black woman who does the urine tests at my methadone clinic. Last time I went in, I had to do a test, and while I was sitting there talking to her giving my information, some guy barged in with a question or whatever, and damn, she let him have it! "Excuse me! ExCUSE ME? Can't you see I'm with someone!?" And then for the next several minutes until the end of the test and afterwards, even out of the office, she was ranting about how rude he was, lol. Dude came back and apologized multiple times. He ended up being a weirdo.

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Wugo wugo!

I really miss working for the embassy.
The team was great, and the place was awesome (though less so this time of year)

>>25615451
Sounds dope. Any cool stories?

A problem with having a long haired gf you wouldn't anticipate is finding long hairs trapped under your foreskin.

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>>25615456

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>>25615456
Well, on the bright side the length makes it comparatively easy to fish out.

>>25615452
I have a few that I found cool.
There was the time where we celebrated our national day; we had organised the soirée at the local casino by the shore.
Of course many diplomat had come to make their presence seen, but I was surprised how many of my countrymen had shown up; the majority of which were of my age studying at the university. An overall pleasant time.

>>25615405
The cool thing about this is that you enjoy the process. I don’t, and it would be a burdensome to me. If I were to decide like okay, I’m working towards becoming a published writer - that would justify the effort. But otherwise it’s just another chore.

>>25615463
Any cool spy/espionage stories? You get a honeypot attempt?

>>25615465
I have an experience that left me a bit shaken at the time.
When I was first introduced into the team - and of the facts & realities of the diplomatic world - I was quickly warned that everyone (from the Head of Mission to the Intern) would partake and be subject to information gathering; though we should always downplay our presence when 'off the clock'.
During my time working there, I still made sure to go to church. To visit the nearest church though I had to pass right next to the Russian embassy. Normally I would dress well but plain, but one time I'd left my diplomatic pin on my lapel by mistake. The very next week, after leaving office and whilst catching the metro, I was sitting down when two Russian gorillas in suits had come near me; one sat across me, and the other besides me. For the next 3 stops they stood there, speaking Russian and occasionally glancing at me. Eventually they both left me, and for a month I avoided going to that church.

>>25615489
That's what I'm talking about. Thanks.

The government should provide every citizen with a one-time fifty thousand dollar payment available when they turn twenty-one. This way everyone has the option to go to college, start a business, try their hand at investments, or blow it on nonsense if they so wish. In such a society, you can truly hold everyone to their decisions and merit.

>>25615462
It's like they wrap around the head and the moment something pulls them it's agonising.
I don't understand how it works, I clean the bed and somehow more hair seems to appear and get trapped there.

Beyond a certain level education is dysgenic in women. We should look at the entire system itself as antifeminine, some forms of it have positives for men but that's disputable.
the main beneficieries appear to be homosexually inclined men.

However did we end up like this?
It steals away the best years of your life and rewards you with useless skills and debt.
It's so severe in women because by the time the system finally spits them out they've been robbed of the children they rightfully deserve to have. and the smarter she is the later it's spits her out, then the more children will have been stolen from her.

This is demonstrably evil.

>>25615491
It's my pleasure. I enjoy reminiscing and tell.
I might have had that spook then but everything else was great, and the peoples from the other embassies were very pleasant.

big dicks will rule the world

>>25615508
That explains why I'm poor and powerless, I've only got an average 6-incher on the dot (maaaybe 5.5-5.75 if I'm really being honest with myself).

>>25615508
If you kill everyone with a dick bigger than you...

I wonder what pre-holocaust Jewish pussy was like

>>25615548
cheaper

Once again, /lit/ is a classical board
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RQoJjhFv2s

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Anyone wanna join me on a three hour bus ride roundtrip into the city then home? pic is the book I'm bringing

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They say "Oh, enjoy the time you have left" but how, HOW am I meant to do that, if I look at him and all I see is DEATH?! IF I SEE THE IMAGE OF HIM GONE FLASHING BEFORE MY EYES?! IF I SEE MYSELF BEING AT HIS FAVORITE PLACE WITHOUT HIM? All I see is emptiness and suffering.
Should I turn of my feelings? Pretending everything is peachy? Pretend nothing is happening? I CAN'T, I FUCKING CAN'T. I look at him and I want to start to cry. I talk about him and I can feel my eyes getting watery. I'm fucking crying as I'm typing this. Fuck you. Fuck everything.
FUCK
FUCK
FUCK

Gigahitler vs. Ching Chong

The other day, I put on a pair of shorts I had lying on the floor and began to look in the mirror. After about twenty seconds of this, I first something on my neck, and then I saw it in the mirror: a medium-sized spider crawling on the side of my neck. I immediately freaked and swiped it off, which began a few hour standoff in my room as I tried to find it and kill it. I eventually did, thankfully, after finding it on my bed, scaring it off to go under, and then patiently waiting for it to poke its head out, at which point I crushed it. The moments it was on my neck though -- terrifying! Now whenever I put something on that was lying on the floor, I always make sure to do a cursory check and flap in hopes anything will fly off. I suggest you do the same.

>>25615405
> long live walls of text!
This reminds me of how I tried to be friends with this person I met online. I cannot tell if something I was going through was legit hardship or I’m-14-and-this-is-deep kind of situation, probably a bit of both. I would vent a lot to them, like downfalls of poorly constructed English, let’s be honest. I used to think that it shows my trust in them and is kinda bonding experience, but they probably hated me oversharing, and to be fair I probably overstepped there. I remember that crippling frustration when after struggling with a ton of text (as ESL, mind you) they would throw this “sorry to hear” bone. In a way they taught me that I have to be my own adult that I’m looking to support me.

>>25615405
socrates said that writing weakens the mind.

>>25615675
What was socrates guilty of and put to death for teaching?

>>25615677
the truth.

>>25615675
He never said that.
Also Plato never said that

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>>25615693
talks about it a fair bit in phaedrus

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>>25615514

Big penises look ridiculous.

>>25615726
I’ve saw somewhere that antique statues have smaller penises because large one symbolizes gluttony.

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>>25615718
>mfw I was fully aware of this and just wanted to see if you would find a source
Also tbf, his point was more that the mere reading of writings of others can never contain true wisdom. In his view only a flowing dialogue is wisdom found, i.e writing is inferior to speech. He goes over this again in his Seventh letter. But later on in Phaedrus he deems writing a noble pastime, sooo you might want to read it again, this time without wearing ur dumdum glasses :^)
>Soc. No, that is not likely-in the garden of letters he will sow and plant, but only for the sake of recreation and amusement; he will write them down as memorials to be treasured against the forgetfulness of old age, by himself, or by any other old man who is treading the same path. He will rejoice in beholding their tender growth; and while others are refreshing their souls with banqueting and the like, this will be the pastime in which his days are spent.

>Phaedr. A pastime, Socrates, as noble as the other is ignoble, the pastime of a man who can be amused by serious talk, and can discourse merrily about justice and the like.

>Soc. True, Phaedrus. But nobler far is the serious pursuit of the dialectician...

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The hidden perk of an outfit that costs a fortune is that you can re-wear it to death, and no one would give you a weird look.

>>25615735
>he deems writing a noble pastime
for an old man recalling his memories.
he also said it dulls the memory. the final line of your quote stands up pretty well for itself.

Dreamt that I had sex with one of my best friends

>>25615733
I can definitely believe that statement. There was a fundamental change by the time the Romans came about.

I think for the Romans a big penis represented power and domination. The idea of a large phallus resonated more with them. And you can make comparable anlogies today. Sex ceases to be about love and pleasure and instead becomes about domination.

There's a multitude of forces. On the one hand you have Christians who are ashamed of the penis and find most forms of sex perversions. And then you have the current culture zeitgeist which worships bbc. And then combine this with the fact that women no longer respect men and don't seem to have the natural love of dick that gay men have and your left with the average straight male feeling insecure and atomized.

>>25615746
>he also said it dulls the memory.
Not the act of writing itself, but reliance on written works in lieu of proper wisdom. Im sure we can all agree that memory has diminished ever since factual knowledge become quick google away. However actually writing something can only be a boon to the mind and memory.
Basically is it a dilemma between passive consumption and activity. And between the two activities, he deems one of them more fruitful.

>>25615757
That friend? Albert Einstein.

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>>25615764
>not writing itself, but relying on written works
that’s the entire purpose of writing. outsourcing memory.
the discussion is a waste of both our time - he didn’t leave behind a single written word. and S was a man who practiced what he preached.

>>25615789
>that’s the entire purpose of writing. outsourcing memory.
lol
>the discussion is a waste of both our time
yeah i would give up too after losing haha

>>25615799
even socrates couldn’t beat the ‘lol’ defense.

>>25615234
>Leviticus says being a homo is bad
Ok do you do literally anything else from Leviticus, do you adhere to it or believe in it? If you wear clothes of mixed fabric you're going to hell, for instance. You're a slave to a nonsense schizophrenic entirely Jewish system of belief.

Nutted for the third time in 4 hours. I just got to keep distracting myself. Get as far away from reality as possible. I can't change it, my only option left is to escape it.

Once again, /lit/ is a classical board
https://youtu.be/To_jfFygJtQ

>>25615759
>And then you have the current culture zeitgeist which worships bbc.

Does it though? I assumed that Zoomers and Millennials maybe don’t really fuck and even reject the unnecessary explicit scenes in media.

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Just got back from my three hour bus ride into and back from the city. I particularly liked this from the book I was reading. Different times, the early-to-mid 20th century!

>>25615870
Cute knee, do you want to fuck?

>>25615881
Is that all that it takes? ~_~

>>25615870
I hope that lil nigga ain't been doing basically just that for 547 pages

>>25615865
Zoomers and millennials only revere snickering. If the black cock is snikerable it is an object of reverence, and lets face it, the retarded sexual fetishization of (of all possible things) black men is legitimately hilarious.

>>25615899
It's a compilation of her short stories, essays, plays, some poems, and, at the end, her diminutive autobiography (pgs. 537-601), which I'm currently reading.

>>25615907
That's a relief.

CIA must be beaming the phrase "hello this is phone???" into my mind because it just keeps replaying incessantly throughout the day. help!!

>>25615865
I think so 100%. It's everywhere in the culture. I'm not making any claim about whether people have more or less sex.

But everywhere you look it's about big dick. Phrases like "big dick energy" or "small dick energy". You can even see in modern art (Zachary Logan for example whose nudes all have big dicks)...or in how culture jokes about small dicks or even things like women looking at dick prints, the entire triple 6 joke (6 figures, 6 inches, 6 feet) etc...In modern culture big dicks are appreciated and small dicks are made fun of. That is the world we live in now..

No surprise all of this is at the same time that powerful countries like U.S, Russia, and Israel commit genocide against weaker powers. No surprise it comes with the panopticon of a global surveillance state. No surprise it comes with the destruction of the intellect etc..

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okay, DeLillo! you got some game

>>25615907
I read the blurb on the Amazon page of this book and it mentions her "precious childhood." Every time I read that phrase it seems wrong. I know what the word means and that's such a common usage of it (it may be in fact the only usage of it if you remove statistical anomalies) that the two words may as well be merged into one like they do in German sometimes, so that there is childhood and, on the other hand, precociouschildhood. HOWEVER it always feels that the word is being used incorrectly, that we should be saying "her preciociosness in childhood" or something like that, as the general state of childhood is surely not that changed by the abilities (or disabilities, should the child be horribly deformed, retarded, only capable of communicating with baby bear sounds) of one of the children in it.

Ay! Kemosabe!

>>25615926
'precious' has more to do with the environment and events than any abilities, I think. it is opposed to 'troubled', 'tragic,' or 'happy'.

>>25615932
I think posterity proved that excerpt correct. I still need to read The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter though. As for her short stories, I think they're fine. Comes down to just how famous and celebrated she was in that decade.

Thinking about that episode of How I Met Your Mother were Ted is lamenting he hasn't been laid in five months and it's his worst dry spell ever, which only makes me feel pathetic by comparison.

>commercials for making AI art and manga
it's so over

>>25615923
first time read?

>>25616033
Ye. Loved it! Easily deserves its fame, reputation, and ubiquity in college curriculums.

>>25615213
"This Aryan now presents himself to our observation within the western branch of his family; here, he appears just as vigorously built, as fine in appearance, and as bellicose in spirit as we once admired him in India (1) and Persia, or in Homeric Hellas. One of the first observations prompted by the Germanic world is this: that here, the individual is everything, while the nation is of little account."

Debate my vigorous built and fine appearance.

>>25616035
good to know, I've read most of his stuff

>>25616039
The collection also contains Libra but I decided to save that for later (plus I got other books I want to read!).

>>25615931
The "cocious" part in Latin means ripe. The word means ripe ahead of schedule. Which a child can be, but which childhood itself cannot be. Childhood ripened is, like, adolescense.

I'm not describing what I should think, as the word is always used that way and as I'm not a prescriptivist, but rather what I do think. It's like seeing Redditors type out "I should of gone, it would of been fun." At some point in the last 20 years the word of became generally used that way and I know what it means, but its eymologically wrong and doesn't fit and the autistic wedge in the back right part of my brain cries out at it.

>>25616049
Are you mixing up 'precious' and 'precocious' perhaps?

Ashes to ashes, funk to funky

>>25615870
>Daddy
Y to the S

>>25616053
precocious(adj.)

1640s, "developed or ripe before the usual time," originally of plants, with -ous + Latin praecox (genitive praecocis) "maturing early," from prae "before" (see pre-) + coquere "to ripen," literally "to cook" (from PIE root *pekw- "to cook, ripen").

Originally of flowers or fruits. Figurative use, of persons, dates, etc., "characteristic of early maturity," by 1670s. Related: Precociously; precociousness. Obsolete princock "pert, forward, saucy boy or youth" (16c.-18c.) might be a rude, low slang folk-etymology alteration of Latin praecox.

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Note that early usage above was for plants and children, but not for childHOOD. What probably happened was people saw "precocious child" a number of times in different respectable texts and stated saying "precocious childhood" without any careful examination of why that's nonsensical, and then that two words phrase was allowed to run around in the language in general until it turned into a smart sounding way to say "pleasant childhood" that has no sensical base in etymology or grammar. There are many such phrases in English, some of them notably objected to I'm sure, others, like this one, linguistically passing as what they are not.

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>>25616120
But you said precious in your original post.

> until it turned into a smart sounding way to say "pleasant childhood"
Nah, it just means a smart child, perhaps an early achiever.

>>25615359
Arab women are very much aware of the punishment they would face for committing extramarital sexual acts. This simply didn’t happen

Republicans are going to lose the midterms, but I get the impression they will cheat

tomorrow i will eat pizza

let me see you stripped down to the bone

>>25616145
That's what precocious child means, yes. But the phrase "precocious childhood," which was used in the blurb, is actually nonsense.

I don't proofread my posts that much and my phone changed precocious to precious in the original post.

The thread I made on reddit now has 86 upvotes :3

>>25616196
*unzips skin*

>>25616147
Lord knows it is completely unheard of for people to engage in strictly forbidden sexual behavior because the society they live in punishes it aggressively when it is occasionally caught. Maybe it is unlikely to have happened but I don't think he was lying based on the way the story was told. You can feel it's unlikely but generally when people tell a story like that they are telling it precisely because the events in the story are unlikely. That's usually what makes it worth telling to begin with.

So anyway congrats on knowing that Arabs are sexually repressive. Big gold star fur that. I am kind of blown away by how well versed this board is with foreign cultures sometimes.

So many things I want to read, so little time

>>25616192
Republicans (conservatives in general) are truly masters of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. They absolutely squandered the gift of 2024 with braindead actions. Doesn’t help they are still in thrall to Trump, who should have been discarded (impeached) once the election was won

I must have really strong genes. My sister’s kid and my best friend’s kid both look just like me.

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Everything is horrible.

>>25616204
Look if it was some other group I could see it. But Arabs in Saudi Arabia? Really? The most fanatic, most conservative human beings to ever exist?They aren’t making out with random people in elevators.

Personally I’d rather have the worst republicans in charge than the best democrats.

>>25616227
Based on the gestural component of the story they did not make out with him, they aggressively grabbed his dick and groped him.

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Without God we are doomed. No amount of sunny-side faux nihilism can overcome the horror of a universe devoid of the divine. That crucifix falling on that priest broke me.

>>25616231
Very Republican of you, and emblematic of most of what's wrong with the right.

>>25616234
God certainly exists, but his care for the human species is doubtful at best. I do fantasize about meeting God and having an honest full conversation with him. Why did he let all this misery and decay happen? All the atrocities done literally in his name? Does God feel sorrow or guilt? I think he should

>>25616232
Which, by the way, is exactly what Arab men have a reputation for doing to women in Las Vegas nightclubs.

>>25616237
Well there’s probably a lot of difference between you and me. I’m a white man who grew up in a big city surrounded by white people who were constantly victimized by democrat policy. I like to hunt and fish and I have a job and a family.

Why would I ever vote for a democrat?

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3rd (4th) rewatch of Brat (1997) done. Good movie, still. Might rewatch Alien for the 5th time. I don't like new things, I like consuming the same thing again and again. No one can take the past from me.

Imagine that 95 percent of the food on Earth magically disappears tonight, guaranteeing that almost all of us will starve to death within two months. Law and order collapse. Chaos and mayhem ensue. Who among us will still be alive a year from now? Will it be the biggest, strongest, and most violent individuals in each town? Or will it be the people who manage to work together in groups to monopolize, hide, and share the remaining food supplies among themselves?
Would (You) make it?

>>25616234
I saw that last night but it was shortly after I saw the other one of the weird Mexican guy getting all worked up about Jesus and saying Jesus Christ really weird over and over while he was doing the robot out of religious ecstacy, so the cross video didn't really have an effect. Got cancelled out. Whatever.

>>25616242
Maybe said democrat is intelligent and socially capable and a good politician, and is therefore less likely to lead the country into ruin when he engages in international relations, vs a much lower quality Republican who is not respectable, stupid, and lead around by manipulators who mostly want a figure head to take the heat for the stunts they're going to pull.

Like if I'm not being sarcastic here, if those are your actual choices where it's some policy disagreement but excellent functional proficiency vs. excellent policy agreement but atrocious functional proficency, in my mind there is a point where just having a capable person in the office becomes a big enough deal that you tolerate some policy differences. But I'm on the left. That's our thing, proficiency and actual good intent. Your thing is rooting for the team.

>>25616262
>But I'm on the left. That's our thing, proficiency and actual good intent. Your thing is rooting for the team.

Come on man, I remember you guys pretending Biden wasn’t clearly demented. Stop capping

>>25616240
>Why did he let all this misery and decay happen
read the parable of the farmer.

>>25615213
i wish i could make myself write, but as soon as i know it's gonna be bad i stop

all self respecting men should live like wild animals in the sense that they are not constrained by societal boundaries. being confined in such small spaces truly does limit the possibilities of what you can achieve

>>25616291
Example?

What do you guys think are good names for an untrustworthy cowardly character that looks like a normal respectable person up until their mettle is tested? I’m thinking Steve or Bruce.

>>25616270
The only people saying Biden was proficient and a good candidate were people on the right making up things people in the left said so they could show how stupid the left is. Nobody on the left seriously defended Biden as a good candidate and many serious leftists have been disenfranchised from the Democratic party which has put up a chain of subpar candidates because of political clout they have in the party rather than capacity. We wanted Bernie Sanders and we want Mamdani, idealists with some track record of success. If we were conservatives we would actually be rooting for Biden because he won in spite of being old and stupid and ill, just like the right roots for Trump, because he won in spite of it. But there's an actual difference there. We remember that our expedient political compromises are exactly that, and see our own candidates very often and very openly as being undersireable. It's part of why we have half the power we should have. Not falling in line is sometimes self defeating.

>>25616246
watch The Fly and The Thing

>>25616309
>The left is only what I want it to be! The left only says what I want it to say! The left is only the people I like!
I thought this behavior was a group-think conservatard religious thing only?

>>25616311
I can't stomach sad movies right now, but I think I'll give The Thing a rewatch, ty.

>>25616309
>>25616270 (You) #
>The only people saying Biden was proficient and a good candidate were people on the right making up things people in the left said so they could show how stupid the left is

I told you to stop capping, not to cap harder. I got stuff to do pal, enjoy your day.

>>25616317
In America we have two major parties: Reps are completely unhinged fascists who are in a political cult, and Dems are everyone else who isn't a complete lunatic, which the Reps call "the left."

>>25615213
Whether holding an *odal* (allodial land) or enjoying a *feod* (fief), the Germanic-Aryan appears to us as someone entirely alien to the municipal, communal sense found among Slavs, Celts, and Romans. A high regard for his own personal worth—and the resulting inclination toward isolation—dominates his thinking and shapes his institutions. Consequently, the spirit of association is foreign to him. He manages to avoid it even within military life; for, in his view, such an organization is merely the product of a contract between the individual soldier and the commander, independent of any relationship with the other members of the army. He is fiercely protective of his rights and prerogatives, never surrendering even the smallest portion of them; if he ever consents to limit or suspend their exercise, it is only because he perceives a direct, immediate, and clear advantage in doing so. He keeps a sharp, watchful eye on his own interests.

Finally, being perpetually preoccupied with his own person and matters directly related to it, he is not, in a material sense, a patriot; he feels no passionate attachment to the sky, the soil, or the specific place of his birth. He forms deep, loving, and loyal bonds with the people he has always known, but he feels no such attachment to places or things—he can move to a different province or climate with total ease.

I am entirely alien to the municipal sense of Slav, Celt and Roman.
The spirit of association is foreign to me.
I manage to escape it even in military life, for such an institution is merely the product of a contract between soldier and commander.
I am fiercely protective of my rights and prerogatives.
I never even surrender the smallest portion of them.
If I ever consent to limit or suspend their exercise, it is only because I perceive a direct, immediate and clear advantage in doing so.
I keep a sharp, watchful eye on my own interests.
I am NOT, in a material sense, a patriot.
I feel no passionate attachment to the sky, soil or specific place that I was born in.
I form deep, loving and loyal bonds with the people I have always known.
I can move to a different province or climate with total ease.

Whoahh woww. Take that. You're so done, losers.

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I can't even begin to imagine what It's like to have the motivation to do anything hard. To train, to get a high paying job, to do something out of the ordinary, to become erudite in a subject, to look for a challenge.

:(

I miss you.

every /lit/ makes a story thread is so fucking gay nothing but homosexual anal cavity rape and semen fountains

>>25616362
Its not so much motivation but desire and even obsession. Majority of masters in their fields do it for the sole reason that it gives their brains huge amounts of dopamine; that's it. Many great scientists feel euphoric if not down right possessed when solving problems in their fields.

>>25616386
Welcome to high frequency comedy, pal. AHAHHAHAHAHAHA, butts.

I can't write for shit. Let me try to invoke a higher power.

Sing, O Muse, sing of my balding head
of the many zits that cross my face
and the thousand blades of hair
which fall like soldiers on my bed
each day another thousand down the floor
in the ceaseless battle against my age
whereof I never once attained a lover
or a home to rest my head

fuck

>>25616405
bald bitch you get no muse, and we all know it
These charades must end NaOW

>>25616412
Noooo!

I don’t know what I expected.

We're never going back to the stars, I know, I know

>>25616457
We corrode, we implode, but we can't let go

Thinking about Francis Galton again

I feel stupid for having hoped for anything.

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Can’t decide if I shall invest into a pretty hardcover or read my pirated pdf and call it a day. Sounds like a romance book desu.

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>>25616383

You have to be a sociopathic robot to get ahead but I'm just an psychopathic hedonist. If I write a book it will be the worst book ever written. I'm even getting fat.

>>25616571
Lmao, I don’t have one.

I dreamt of a fellow sitting across from me, like Pinhead of Hellraiser fame, only without a frightening aspect; but I was discomforted to see all those needles stuck into the pores of his big bald head. Much was my distress heightened when I realized that the puncture wounds in his scalp were emitting a scent that attracted vermin. I looked up and rats were dropping from the holes in the ceiling (it was that perforated ceiling tile in schools and offices and hallways), they were oozing out semi-viscous

>>25616302
Howard Burble

>>25616588
This is me but I'm getting thinner which is probably worse

>>25616390
I wish this was what I believed but every one of those people I know about just does it out of dogged habit the way even a sickly hog still eats everything in sight and shits capriciously

I often wonder if you’re happy.

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>>25616262
Very nice post.

>>25616242
> I like to hunt and fish
Almost like you should support the party that's pro-EPA!

That time I got entered into the school-wide spelling bee because I was the smartest kid in my class and I flunked out because I spelt 'wonder' when the word was 'wander'

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO---

if there are any foids on here please for the love of the good, the true, and beautiful please someone teach georgina rose how to do her eyebrows and her fucking make up. the potential is there but my god her taste is terrible.

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Interdasting.

>>25615223
>is it okay to gravely sin
hmm.. its a mystery.. the church better figure this one out soon

>>25615221
It's scary when you stop oscillating between "i am disgusting and depraved" and "everyone else is disgusting and depraved" and finally realizing "i, along with everyone else, is disgusting and depraved"

The Kentucky Derby is decadent and depraved.

only 3
niggers are free

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I’m gonna feel like crap tomorrow. Good night, Anon, have a nice day!

And who exactly is the person you’re ventriloquizing? Who was your mother’s favorite political commentator?

>>25615213
If you review a large enough amount of racial discourse about Asia. You start to get the feeling that a lot of it is actually not about Asians at all.

>>25616723
One afternoon I drove over to have a look at Hunter S Thompson's childhood home. It is still just a privately owned house, not a museum or a landmark or anything like that, like Muhammad Ali's childhood home is in the same city. Hopped out of my car to take a picture but the current owner was just sitting on the porch, not looking decadent or depraved at all, just looking like a bald bearded 38 year old tech bro. The houses in that area are pretty expensive now. Later that day I got an erection and got jacked off about it.

>>25616762
One of the Thai kings wrote a book (maybe more of a pamphlet) about the Chinese called The Jews of the East which was about how they have a secret society to manipulate the culture and well being of the state of Siam for their own benefit, were money lenders and greedy and not to be trusted.

>>25616772
That's kind of interesting. I'm such a reader that I get a lot of random erections even just going to bookstores or even just thinking about literature. And the literature can be non-erotic. I think my brain associates reading with sexual relief (of course mainly masturbation).

i used to love this thread but this board is just too low iq now or idk maybe i'm just sick of dumb shit i switched boards i got a new main now

I had a dream last night where I was talking to Paul McCartney and I asked him 'Hey so fuck that Michael Jackson guy for buying your work' and I switched to another dream in lieu of his response but I like to think he appreciated that

>>25615213
that picture is pure reddit

>>25616780
He is not even wrong. They operate very similarly down to even the pogroms.
There is a humorous anecdote about a Chinese university making a ceremony of co-operation between them and an university in Israel very awkward by gifting them a gold embossed copy of the Protocols of the elders of Zion in the complete belief the book was real.

>>25615213
Oh how I fucking loathe your bastard presence.
How I fucking feel the cancer of your aura infecting the very fabric of reality itself.

How disgusting.

How grotesque.


Dear God Almighty, smite the sodomite and be done with the abyss.

Stop telling everyone the world is going to end just because you are personally depressed

My abbreviated self

>>25616830
Something similar happened in Japan where Russian Emigrés introduced the Japanese to the Protocols and the Japanese government's conclusion was that they had to get the Jews on their side. They actually wanted to get them to emigrate to Manchuria for a bit.
>>25616834
1: That you drew it doesn't make it any less Reddit. The weird Goblin type creature, the Nihilistic sentiments, the generally dirty/disgusting picture being painted. It's very stereotypical to what people call 'reddit'.
2: Your drawing style has something really visceral and disgusting to it. I physically recoiled upon seeing this. I almost dig it.
P.S: You draw very well. Is the guy in the OP Psychicpebbles inspired? He reminds me of those.

>>25616780
That's not what I am talking about. I guess I should have specified that I was talking about out-groups looking into Asia (usually one region but sometimes as a continent), rather than discourse between Asians.

Now, on the occasion of this unfortunate burial, we must all face the facts. In the wake of the heinous destruction of this human mind, body and soul, it is now our imperative duty to extrapolate this irreplaceable and honest soul’s abbreviated lifetime.

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>>25616856
>The weird Goblin type creature, the Nihilistic sentiments, the generally dirty/disgusting picture being painted. It's very stereotypical to what people call 'reddit'.
And you are stereotypically called 'a 4chan user'. What better presents to the public and to the police? Perhaps a jury will honor your prestigious claims?
>Your drawing style has something really visceral and disgusting to it. I physically recoiled upon seeing this. I almost dig it.
Thank you. That's possibly the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me.

dead leaves are dead I guess

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*glares*

>>25616707
WOW.

people believe contradictory things because they want to .

That's a big insight.

I thought they just couldn't deal with the anxiety involved with breaking them down...

i thought once i started living alone for once in my life i might get lonely since i always had roommates but honestly i'm becoming more reclusive this shit is the best u just shut the door and forget about everything outside roommates remind u that u should be socializing like a normie without that u can just self actualize urself

>>25616885
Freedom is only the beginning of becoming who you are

>>25616885
Last time I had a roommate, I bought some beers the first night and we hung out and I told him straight up, "hey, sometimes I'm gonna be an introvert and not gonna wanna talk or hangout, so don't take offense"

Ended up being a fantastic couple years.

>>25616872
>And you are stereotypically called 'a 4chan user'.
Some people do.
>What better presents to the public and to the police?
I hope I never get into a situation where I have to answer for my internet browsing habits to the public or the law.
>Perhaps a jury will honor your prestigious claims?
I don't live in a place that does trial by Jury. But I hope I never have to face a Judge about it, no.
What does it have to do with anything?
>That's possibly the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me.
I think it might just have been the un-erased construction lines and scrawlings. Idk.

>>25616888
It's ok. I decided to stroke out.

Or better yet a massive shoot off.

Like. for real, do you have any better ideas?

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>>25615380

i always say i'm gonna watch a movie but then i don't

>>25616893
I'm actually open to suggestions.

No one has ever told me what to do so I just do what ever I want. People think that if they don't have 100% robotic control over some one is a scary thing.


This isn't a new thing. This is just the relation ship between parents and child, but some children never grow up.


I don't want anything more than to be a normal person (Who has friends and all that and relaxes and has fun)

But that is not allowed apparently. So I'll just die.

I took half my normal medication dose this morning because I had to go out and I didn't want to be tired, and wow, I felt so clearheaded and smart, and was forming thoughts and poetic conceptions in a way I hadn't in a long, long time, and I felt I this is exactly what I've been missing in my writing, this extra bit of brain power and humanity.

And then as soon as I got home I caved and took the other half and spent the rest of the day passing out in bed. Sigh. My life is over.

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>>25616892
I opened my heart to you after such ruthless public insult and you give me this numbness. I almost was human for a second, when you said that and so your removal of that claim is a removal of my humanity, you understand. We account for this transgression and whether you like it or not, it will be paid in full. Or shall I show you the power of hand drawn imagery against your petty verbal posts?

>>25616892
But I'm glad it's intentional, anyway.

>>25616901
I'd even love to have a family, but I know that it would be insanely fucked up to bring another child into this world.

There are already too many people... and too many pedos... it's too late.


I can't kill them all myself.

I don't have that much ammo...


So that's it I guess

>>25616907
If you weren't such a mentally ill person, I'd be happy to have you as an audience member

>>25615500
College and education aren't the same thing. College is a scam for everyone. Especially nowadays when all the world's knowledge is at our fingertips. Paid apprenticeships or rigorous accreditation exams should be the norm instead. Research labs and classrooms don't have to coexist either. It's all bullshit designed to delay adulthood and trap you with debt.

I feel so dumb for being upset about this. It’s probably proof that I’m actually irredeemably fucked up.

>>25616914
unironically how does anyone not get a 32-34 score on their ACT and get a full ride to whichever place is offering it. I mean, are you retarded? It's basic pattern recognition. Get into a trade if you can't do that, pal.

>>25616917
Demoralization shill wasted no time I see. Can't even imagine a world without adult kindergarten?

>>25616914
>>25616921
why do ppl that weren't smart enough for college seethe so hard just go be a millionaire plumber or whatever dude

>>25616921
Post your SAT score

>>25616866
Oh I know what you meant, I just decided to rudely interject my topic because I could.

More along the lines of what you mean, there's a certain kind of British national who resides in Thailand who will tell you that because the Thais come from a hot country and could always just walk into the jungle to find fruit they never leaned self control or how to save money. The only interesting thing about it is you can tell instantly when you see such a Briton that that is his opinion. It just shines out of them.

Here's a story that'll piss you off
>be listless faggot
>get 34 score on the ACT
>get a full ride to University of Alabama (Roll Tide lmfao fucking hick retards) in Computer Science in their Engineering School
>Drink and drug myself to peaceful and needed oblivion
>Demote my CS Major to a CS Minor and leave with an Art Major and CS Minor
>stack boxes for a living
And I guarantee and I guarantee I've got it better than you

>>25616937
>University of Alabama
grim

>>25616937
Favorite painters/artists?

>>25616939
Honestly? It was.
Saved my dad some $200k though. Dumb fucking hicks had to import intelligent people to elevate their diminutive fucking hick state.
>>25616940
William S Burroughs

How are you supposed to write this,
>I loved the smiles on John's and Jill's faces.
Are both 'smiles' and 'faces' plural? I guess for smile I'm pretty sure, but 'face' or 'faces' I'm closer to 40/60.

>>25616947
>William S Burroughs
That's a writer! You majored in Art just to give me that?

Just applied the moisturizer.

>>25616949
FWIW and this is a matter of artistic opinion but who are you even writing an unrhythmic sentence? Imagine a lyricist saying 'I loved the smiles on John's and Jill's faces', now imagine you're the lyricist.

>>25616954
If you must know, I'm describing a scene in a TV show.

>>25616923
College doesn't filter out dummies, dummy. They're filled with mediocre women now. Where have you been the past 30 years?

>>25616956
lol u aren't smarter than a mediocre woman? BIG yikes lmao

It's astounding how many older people don't even consider the possibility of learning for yourself these days.
>I'm an aspiring writer.
>Oh cool. Did you go to school for that?
Really?

>>25616937
i nearly dropped out of high school and took seven years to finish my degree. my iq was measured at 141 when i was being psychologically evaluated. i'm currently underemployed, very high-strung, and am often called a retard online when i try to earnestly engage in some subject that's caught my interest.

>>25616960
not gonna happen dude

In “Three Bedrooms In A Good Neighborhood”, MC Ride omits the last syllable in “gravity” in the line “Thermal strong arm gravity sink bong” essentially pausing in the middle of a line in the middle of a frenetic verse.

Which I find cool.

>>25616963
I already have two novels released, a recent profile in The New Yorker, and a contract with Penguin.

in my dreams

>>25616962
I am massively underemployed and am harassed for stacking boxes properly for a living. My greatest dream is that people like you and I might collaborate and free us from this hellhole

>>25616968
That makes seven of us.

>>25616968
I would not personally do business with Cobblepot

>>25615675
Socrates is important, but he still just a human like all others. He can be super smart and a good teacher, and still be wrong sometimes

I am reading about coffee.

>>25615331
>"that's sick."
>"not really."
>i stared at him.
Loser.

>>25616955
Poor excuse to write such shitty arrythimic sentence

>>25616973
I actually had them cancel one of the other anon's contract because they once called me an idiot on here. I said cancel his book or I walk. So that makes six of us.

i just texted this chick that i miss her ugh

1. Mimics
2. Clones
3. Ghosts
4. Doppegangers
5. Spirits
6. Astral Projecting Entities
7. Twins
8. Constellations
9. Tarot Cards
10. Human Reproduction

>>25617015
good luck

i think i;m gonna watch halloween movie cuz this lady down the hall at work put all these michael meyers decorations for halloween

i fell trying to move like i forgot i was old and fat and scraped my knees

>>25617035
damn dude hit the gyzim

Okay so its 21:41 right now. We're approaching 291 posts. The voyeur who publicizes other people's housecats is currently sleep - he won't be here to start a new thread and if you start a new thread without his consent, he'll complain. So, while he's asnoozin', how do we approach the creation of the new thread, instead of us all hesitating and waiting until he wakes up at roundabouts 3am normal person time? Because he is possessive and does bitch out when other people make the thread

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>>25617040
I haven't made a
NEW
in quite a while, actually

>>25617044
if that cat was a human looking at you in the same way I would be able to actionably report you to the police

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>>25617047
oh god he's coming ruuuuuuuuun

>>25617035
My younger brother said he fell down in the driveway because of the ice last winter and the neighbors kids ran inside to get their mom screaming THE OLD MAN FELL DOWN!

>>25617056
That's funny. I might even steal this story.

I saw a public access show one where the one guys cat was the leader of the cat aliens but they got found out so his owner and his best friend had to try to stop the cats before it was too late. The rest of the show was two guys running around the town squirting random people's cats with supersoakers.

>>25617039
i need performance enhancing drugs

I feel immense guilt for every time I've ever bullied or insulted someone, including online on video games. Why am I such a pussy?

>>25617067
creatine

>>25617040
Also I only bitch when no one makes a thread or when they make one but don't link it in the previous thread. I actually don't enjoy making them but I do it because... shit, we've had this discussion before already.

when i'm tired and bored the obvious solution is read a fucking book

>>25616928
That reminds me of a funky litte internet sub-culture, HBD they like to call themselves. But it's also just a common form of folk-racism you see against the tropical races.
> The only interesting thing about it is you can tell instantly when you see such a Briton that that is his opinion. It just shines out of them.
Do they have a particular look that denotes this? I am intrigued now.
>Oh I know what you meant, I just decided to rudely interject my topic because I could.
I'm glad conversation was still born from it, anyway.

>>25617063
High art.

>>25617073
You're the person we do it for :)

>>25617068
You have a conscience, anon. Being a bully is a vile distortion of masculinity.

>>25617074
It's some combination of their look and their bearing I think. Like sometimes you see someone looking into a freezer case at a supermarket and you can tell that he's just dumb as a fucking rock. It's hard to articulate how you know this, but you do.