ghostter posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFeorr9aXWI

ghostter posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFeorr9aXWI

Last Chance posted:

i want to throw eggs at them

Cowman posted:

semi not really related to vape chat but I wanted to post this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcemfQUtqO4
old guy smoking a pipe to the james bond theme. His whole channel is nothing but pipe smoking videos. Dude's cool.

Decrepus posted:

It would actually be pretty neat to be able to have so much fun while being so lame.

ghostter posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFeorr9aXWI

hemophilia posted:

you're seeing what's often a symptom of the enormous psychological stress and abuse they endure because these churches often make teenagers feel like huge pieces of poo poo, it's probably the only fun those people with have for another month or at least untill the next wednesday night youth service.

Irradiation posted:

Automatic Slim posted:

It does have a speaking in tongues vibe to it.

NESguerilla posted:

What the hell are those kids even doing? Are they just trying to be funny or are they off their rockers on jesus?

kalstrams posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RviKLRpQJ9c

symbolic posted:

'97 here, I'd rather not be associated with anyone born post-1985, but i am still a Gen Zer apparently so

NESguerilla posted:

What the hell are those kids even doing? Are they just trying to be funny or are they off their rockers on jesus?

Nolgthorn posted:

Is this worse than millennials?

Cowman posted:

Dude's cool.

Houle posted:

Personally I dislike people who vape because they seem to think it's okay to vape in crowded buses and in class next to my laptop. I then have to wash my screen and keys from all the residue.

Then again, I it is appreciatively better than smokers who group right in front of the entrances of public buildings when they are supposed to be 10>meters away.

Also, I'm surprised no one brought up the stupid fad of planking and general "pranks" that are just doing annoying things and when someone gets annoyed/pissed off "GOT YOU I WAS PRANKING YOU". Not understanding what a prank actually is.

Lena Dunham posted:

“I think it’s important to remember that threats are more than someone saying I’m going to come to your house and I’m going to hurt you,” she said. “Insulting someone’s appearance, insulting someone’s religion, or their race, you know, all of that to me constitutes a threat and I think we can make changes to how we control that dialogue on the internet without threatening our First Amendment rights.”

Houle posted:

Personally I dislike people who vape because they seem to think it's okay to vape in crowded buses and in class next to my laptop. I then have to wash my screen and keys from all the residue.

Then again, I it is appreciatively better than smokers who group right in front of the entrances of public buildings when they are supposed to be 10>meters away.

Also, I'm surprised no one brought up the stupid fad of planking and general "pranks" that are just doing annoying things and when someone gets annoyed/pissed off "GOT YOU I WAS PRANKING YOU". Not understanding what a prank actually is.

Cowman posted:

semi not really related to vape chat but I wanted to post this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcemfQUtqO4
old guy smoking a pipe to the james bond theme. His whole channel is nothing but pipe smoking videos. Dude's cool.

someusername posted:

ghostter posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFeorr9aXWI

Don Tacorleone posted:

this is the lamest, softest generation yet

I feel like my doughy self could single handedly kill all of these students

Don Tacorleone posted:

this is the lamest, softest generation yet

I feel like my doughy self could single handedly kill all of these students

hemophilia posted:

hate to tell you this but that particular thing has been happening since the 80s at least.

The_Franz posted:

Kids in the 80s had the excuse of being on cocaine.

These kids are just spazzing out.

symbolic posted:

adderall

galahan posted:

...vehicle...

Houle posted:

Personally I dislike people who vape because they seem to think it's okay to vape in crowded buses and in class next to my laptop. I then have to wash my screen and keys from all the residue.

galahan posted:

He's going to burn his pipe out, slow and steady. I started smoking a pipe recently because someone gave me one years ago and it saves me from chain smoking 25-45 a day. I also bought a $5 corncob so my briar pipe can "rest" without owning several pipes for "pipe rotation"

I was born in 86, I got my first smartphone a little over a year ago. I deleted facebook recently, I quit using messengers and irc 5 years ago, I was on chat roulette before the dick storm. I learned some BASIC on an apple II at age 5-6 and could read before preschool. I played simant and commander keen on win 3.1.
I know the basics of dos, html, and linux command line, I've built all my computers since age 12. I can tell if a 56k connection is good or not by the sound.

I drink miller light and bourbon/rye, gently caress inbev.
I'm salty about consumerism cell phone culture and want to bring boycotts back/ grow my own food and be self sufficient, back to the land, not because I am a tree hugger, but because high quality products are hard to find and everyone is a lazy fuckup.

I'll use a credit union, but not a bank.

I recently joined a union in the south, I always liked the ideas of apprenticeships and self employment.

I keep my phone in my vehicle at work.

I like Henry Rollins new stuff, but not so much black flag. I listen to really weird electronic and chiptune, but passed on dubstep. At the drive in is better than sparta or the mars volta. Some math rock is ok. My new jams are blackmoth super rainbow, tobacco, and demon queen.

I've tried almost every drug but meth and only got addicted to tobacco. I can currently pass a drugtest.

No one probably cares and that's ok with me.

Edit: oh yeah, I've never had student loan or consumer debt, but I currently owe the irs due to my position being made 1099 subcontractor and losing all benefits/oops I thought I knew how to budget better.
Also I can work on cars some and am learning to weld/I've built and remodeled houses for 10 years

The_Franz posted:

Kids in the 80s had the excuse of being on cocaine.

These kids are just spazzing out.

galahan posted:

He's going to burn his pipe out, slow and steady. I started smoking a pipe recently because someone gave me one years ago and it saves me from chain smoking 25-45 a day. I also bought a $5 corncob so my briar pipe can "rest" without owning several pipes for "pipe rotation"

I was born in 86, I got my first smartphone a little over a year ago. I deleted facebook recently, I quit using messengers and irc 5 years ago, I was on chat roulette before the dick storm. I learned some BASIC on an apple II at age 5-6 and could read before preschool. I played simant and commander keen on win 3.1.
I know the basics of dos, html, and linux command line, I've built all my computers since age 12. I can tell if a 56k connection is good or not by the sound.

I drink miller light and bourbon/rye, gently caress inbev.
I'm salty about consumerism cell phone culture and want to bring boycotts back/ grow my own food and be self sufficient, back to the land, not because I am a tree hugger, but because high quality products are hard to find and everyone is a lazy fuckup.

I'll use a credit union, but not a bank.

I recently joined a union in the south, I always liked the ideas of apprenticeships and self employment.

I keep my phone in my vehicle at work.

I like Henry Rollins new stuff, but not so much black flag. I listen to really weird electronic and chiptune, but passed on dubstep. At the drive in is better than sparta or the mars volta. Some math rock is ok. My new jams are blackmoth super rainbow, tobacco, and demon queen.

I've tried almost every drug but meth and only got addicted to tobacco. I can currently pass a drugtest.

No one probably cares and that's ok with me.

Edit: oh yeah, I've never had student loan or consumer debt, but I currently owe the irs due to my position being made 1099 subcontractor and losing all benefits/oops I thought I knew how to budget better.
Also I can work on cars some and am learning to weld/I've built and remodeled houses for 10 years

Syfe posted:

Also, don't vape, they explode:

ghostter posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFeorr9aXWI

Phil Moscowitz posted:

I usually wake up at 6:30am, and start with some Kundalini meditation and a 23-minute breath set—along with a copper cup of silver needle and calendula tea—before my son Rohan wakes.



At 8am, I had a warm, morning chi drink on my way to the school drop off, drunk in the car! It contains more than 25 grams of plant protein, thanks to vanilla mushroom protein and stone ground almond butter, and also has the super endocrine, brain, immunity, and libido- boosting powers of Brain Dust, cordyceps, reishi, maca, and Shilajit resin. I throw ho shou wu and pearl in as part of my beauty regime. I chase it with three quinton shots for mineralization and two lipospheric vitamin B-complex packets for energy.


At 9:30am, I drink 16 ounces of unsweetened, strong green juice, which is my alkalizer, hydrator, energizer, source of protein and calcium, and overall mood balancer. It's also my easy, 'lazy,' and delicious skin regime. I also take three tablespoons of bee pollen. I love Moon Juice's soft and chewy bee pollen—it's a creamy, candy-like treat that gives me my daily B-vitamin blast, and also helps feed my skin and aids hormone production. I'll also grab a handful of activated cashews. I try to get these in every day for their brain chemistry magic. I chase this with a shot of pressed turmeric root in freshly squeezed grapefruit juice.


For lunch, I had zucchini ribbons with basil, pine nuts, sun-cured olives, and lemon, with green tea on the side. This is such an easy, elegant, and light meal. I made this while on a phone meeting before heading out for the rest of the work day. I often alternate this with my other lunch staple: a nori roll with umeboshi paste, avocado, cultured sea vegetables, and pea sprouts. This is my version of a taco, and it's insanely delicious. These ingredients are all pantry staples, so I eat some version of this everyday. It's probiotic-rich with the cultured veggies, and deeply mineralizing thanks to the sea vegetables, and the avocado nourishes the brain and hormones. It's awesomely satiating and takes 45 seconds to compile. I usually make this while standing, working with someone, simultaneously emailing and definitely texting. I know the right answer would be to sit down and take 10 minutes to eat, but that doesn't happen for lunch, ever.

If I'm home around 3pm, I always reach for coconut yogurt with cardamom, dried figs, walnuts, and apricots from a weekend farm visit—and a chunk of raw dark chocolate. I ferment big batches of coconut yogurt and make big batches of raw chocolate spiked with maca and any other medicinal herb I'm focusing on. It's easy to do, and makes for potent, fast snack food throughout the month.

Today I also called into Moon Juice and got some 'drive through.' Work doesn't keep me in the shop like it used to. Sadly I'm always on the go and running late, so I usually call in a mid-workday curbside pick-up. I grabbed a mint chip hemp milk with double servings of maca and sprouted brown rice protein, sweetened with stevia, as well as two Goodness Greens juices.


I had an early, pre-yoga dinner at Shima in Abbot Kinney, which is my 3-year-old's favorite restaurant. I had a seaweed salad with micro cilantro and daikon, and a delicate broth of mushrooms and herbs.


From 7 to 9pm, I went to my Kundalini yoga class at Rama Yoga in Venice, with my go-to teacher, Harijiwan.


My son and I make a batch of almond milk and vanilla chia pudding for the next morning at bedtime. We like to have cups of it before it's totally done, when it's more like chia milk.


At 11pm, I had a nightcap of heart tonic and raw chocolate made from one of my big batches—this one was made with our Moon Pantry heirloom raw cacao, reishi and Chaga mushroom, sprouted brown rice protein, and coconut oil. I love chocolate—and on some evenings, I don't want to deny the indulgence—so I've devised a million low glycemic recipes.