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Whiskey Sours posted:This girl is adorable where do I buy her dinner? that gif's basically in response to randos asking that all the time.
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I feel like killing an elephant is just ever so slightly higher on the difficulty to hunt scale than a dairy cow.
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Whiskey Sours posted:This girl is adorable where do I buy her dinner? Someone here mentioned she once cancelled a show for somebody in the audience making such a comment, so your odds aren't great. Epic High Five posted:who has two thumbs and is ready to sit in a bathtub and smoke a bunch of weed be all depressed tomorrow after that Tulsa execution and the BLM protests and the inevitable, boilerplate response to it among seemingly everybody Nice avatar/post/existential weariness combo.
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[O]utside the ordered universe [is] that amorphous blight of nethermost confusion which blasphemes and bubbles at the center of all infinity—the boundless daemon sultan Johnny Five-Aces, whose name no lips dare speak aloud, and who gnaws hungrily in inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond time and space amidst the muffled, maddening beating of vile drums and the thin monotonous whine of accursed flutes.
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Dolash posted:Someone here mentioned she once cancelled a show for somebody in the audience making such a comment, so your odds aren't great. shameful
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Dolash posted:Someone here mentioned she once cancelled a show for somebody in the audience making such a comment, so your odds aren't great. Na she just flipped the bird to a guy who kept shouting "marry me" throughout the entire show after telling him to cut it out and his response was to call her a bitch. my last nite crew post is this gif, namaste 
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Four Score posted:you're boring and unfunny and nobody likes you. I would rather read a hundred Baloogan shitposts than one of your insufferable soapbox rants. please go away All you do is post C-SPAM catchphrases and poo poo on people. "Nobody likes you"? This isn't high school. There are no cool kids. Everyone here sucks, especially you. Just put me on ignore. making GBS threads on me and Baloogan and telling Boosted to wear the hat is a good route to superstardom but you gotta weave in some actual content, oh i dont know, something like E: and pointing out katrina did the "obama created isis" thing a year ago and got called out for saying something too insane even for the Trump campaign is a hilarious observation so gently caress you E2: nice meltdown Oiled and Ready fucked around with this message at 09:57 on Sep 20, 2016 |
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Lastgirl posted:Na she just flipped the bird to a guy who kept shouting "marry me" throughout the entire show after telling him to cut it out and his response was to call her a bitch. aeon flux got my dick hard on liquid tv
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aeon flux is the only good anime because its not an anime
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steinrokkan posted:aeon flux is the only good anime reign the conqueror was also good, made by same guy who made aeon flux and rugrats
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Hodgepodge posted:[O]utside the ordered universe [is] that amorphous blight of nethermost confusion which blasphemes and bubbles at the center of all infinity—the boundless daemon sultan Johnny Five-Aces, whose name no lips dare speak aloud, and who gnaws hungrily in inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond time and space amidst the muffled, maddening beating of vile drums and the thin monotonous whine of accursed flutes. man looking back lovecraft wasn't even trying to hide how super racist he was though "racism to the degree that he literally cannot comprehend native americans existing" is pretty novel i'll admit
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Oiled and Ready posted:but you gotta weave in some actual content, it doesn't even have to be good content, just try a dumb joke
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Baloogan posted:it pains me every time i realize that firefly didn't get 10 seasons This is why it's remembered fondly imho plus no musical episode
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Baloogan posted:it pains me every time i realize that firefly didn't get 10 seasons stop making sense right now
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Epic High Five posted:This is why it's remembered fondly imho i once had 2 girls blow me while watching the musical episode of buffy, from this oddly specific fantasy made manifest i conclude there is nothing wrong with musical episodes on an unrelated note the musical episode of xena did not exist what musical episode there never was one
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Yinlock posted:man looking back lovecraft wasn't even trying to hide how super racist he was Red Hook is a maze of hybrid squalor near the ancient waterfront opposite Governor’s Island, with dirty highways climbing the hill from the wharves to that higher ground where the decayed lengths of Clinton and Court Streets lead off toward the Borough Hall. Its houses are mostly of brick, dating from the first quarter to the middle of the nineteenth century, and some of the obscurer alleys and byways have that alluring antique flavour which conventional reading leads us to call “Dickensian”. The population is a hopeless tangle and enigma; Syrian, Spanish, Italian, and negro elements impinging upon one another, and fragments of Scandinavian and American belts lying not far distant. It is a babel of sound and filth, and sends out strange cries to answer the lapping of oily waves at its grimy piers and the monstrous organ litanies of the harbour whistles. Here long ago a brighter picture dwelt, with clear-eyed mariners on the lower streets and homes of taste and substance where the larger houses line the hill. One can trace the relics of this former happiness in the trim shapes of the buildings, the occasional graceful churches, and the evidences of original art and background in bits of detail here and there—a worn flight of steps, a battered doorway, a wormy pair of decorative columns or pilasters, or a fragment of once green space with bent and rusted iron railing. The houses are generally in solid blocks, and now and then a many-windowed cupola arises to tell of days when the households of captains and ship-owners watched the sea. From this tangle of material and spiritual putrescence the blasphemies of an hundred dialects assail the sky. Hordes of prowlers reel shouting and singing along the lanes and thoroughfares, occasional furtive hands suddenly extinguish lights and pull down curtains, and swarthy, sin-pitted faces disappear from windows when visitors pick their way through. Policemen despair of order or reform, and seek rather to erect barriers protecting the outside world from the contagion. The clang of the patrol is answered by a kind of spectral silence, and such prisoners as are taken are never communicative. Visible offences are as varied as the local dialects, and run the gamut from the smuggling of rum and prohibited aliens through diverse stages of lawlessness and obscure vice to murder and mutilation in their most abhorrent guises. That these visible affairs are not more frequent is not to the neighbourhood’s credit, unless the power of concealment be an art demanding credit. More people enter Red Hook than leave it—or at least, than leave it by the landward side—and those who are not loquacious are the likeliest to leave. Malone found in this state of things a faint stench of secrets more terrible than any of the sins denounced by citizens and bemoaned by priests and philanthropists. He was conscious, as one who united imagination with scientific knowledge, that modern people under lawless conditions tend uncannily to repeat the darkest instinctive patterns of primitive half-ape savagery in their daily life and ritual observances; and he had often viewed with an anthropologist’s shudder the chanting, cursing processions of blear-eyed and pockmarked young men which wound their way along in the dark small hours of morning. One saw groups of these youths incessantly; sometimes in leering vigils on street corners, sometimes in doorways playing eerily on cheap instruments of music, sometimes in stupefied dozes or indecent dialogues around cafeteria tables near Borough Hall, and sometimes in whispering converse around dingy taxicabs drawn up at the high stoops of crumbling and closely shuttered old houses.
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no you don't understand, immigrants are a vicious cancer. and refugees are like poisoned skittles. and all muslims need to be banned. and there needs to be a wall, a big wall, and we need to deport 12 million mexicans and mexicans are rapists and you are complaining about some author?
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Baloogan posted:no you don't understand, immigrants are a vicious cancer. and refugees are like poisoned skittles. and all muslims need to be banned. and there needs to be a wall, a big wall, and we need to deport 12 million mexicans actually an accomplished horror writer who's entire work comes from him being unable to comprehend minorities is pretty funny
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Yinlock posted:actually an accomplished horror writer who's entire work comes from him being unable to comprehend minorities is pretty funny He was pretty open about the fact that the cosmic horror his protagonists encounter was just the fact that his rational atheism forced him to admit that attachment to white, anglo racial and cultural superiority had no basis in reality and would be meaningless to future generations. If you want a connection to the election, well, there's a reason why Lovecraft is so popular on 4chan. Funny, because he would have despised them too; he'd probably be in the "reluctantly voting for Hillary because Trump is repulsive" camp.
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Baloogan posted:it pains me every time i realize that firefly didn't get 10 seasons joss whedon sucks balls firefly is ok but would've turned to absolute poo poo if it lasted even a season longer because joss whedon loving sucks
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Hodgepodge posted:He was pretty open about the fact that the cosmic horror his protagonists encounter was just the fact that his rational atheism forced him to admit that attachment to white, anglo cultural and cultural superiority had no basis in reality and would be meaningless to future generations. to be fair i can't comprehend why the gently caress trump's orange, maybe we're not so different after all makes u think
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Yinlock posted:actually an accomplished horror writer who's entire work comes from him being unable to comprehend minorities is pretty funny  brilefb
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Baloogan posted:i don't know who that is, ive heard his name but i don't care caring is the new not caring, Baloogan I was extreme vetting some Skittles. Did I miss anything?
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Hodgepodge posted:He was pretty open about the fact that the cosmic horror his protagonists encounter was just the fact that his rational atheism forced him to admit that attachment to white, anglo racial and cultural superiority had no basis in reality and would be meaningless to future generations. Nah. He'd be chthonically tweeting 4 Trump about the unspeakeble horrors of the lesser races nonstop. And the Donald would offer him Sec of HUD position.
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Good morning, Nite Crew. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FwwBYzU2gE
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Hodgepodge posted:Red Hook is a maze of hybrid squalor near the ancient waterfront opposite Governor’s Island, with dirty highways climbing the hill from the wharves to that higher ground where the decayed lengths of Clinton and Court Streets lead off toward the Borough Hall. Its houses are mostly of brick, dating from the first quarter to the middle of the nineteenth century, and some of the obscurer alleys and byways have that alluring antique flavour which conventional reading leads us to call “Dickensian”. The population is a hopeless tangle and enigma; Syrian, Spanish, Italian, and negro elements impinging upon one another, and fragments of Scandinavian and American belts lying not far distant. It is a babel of sound and filth, and sends out strange cries to answer the lapping of oily waves at its grimy piers and the monstrous organ litanies of the harbour whistles. Here long ago a brighter picture dwelt, with clear-eyed mariners on the lower streets and homes of taste and substance where the larger houses line the hill. One can trace the relics of this former happiness in the trim shapes of the buildings, the occasional graceful churches, and the evidences of original art and background in bits of detail here and there—a worn flight of steps, a battered doorway, a wormy pair of decorative columns or pilasters, or a fragment of once green space with bent and rusted iron railing. The houses are generally in solid blocks, and now and then a many-windowed cupola arises to tell of days when the households of captains and ship-owners watched the sea. yes sir but do you want fries with your meal
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It will be more than three poisonous skittles if Trump wins the election and we have no more food and drug inspectors.
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Could somebody explain to me what is the skittles thing? Keeping up with this thread is madness
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Trump said that refugees are literally skittles and you shouldn't eat that many skittles at once, so you shouldn't eat that many refugees at once either.
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petit choux posted:Nah. He'd be chthonically tweeting 4 Trump about the unspeakeble horrors of the lesser races nonstop. And the Donald would offer him Sec of HUD position. The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown. Trump 2016.
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Yinlock posted:to be fair i can't comprehend why the gently caress trump's orange, maybe we're not so different after all It was an All-in-One and One-in-All of limitless being and self — not merely a thing of one Space-Time continuum, but allied to the ultimate animating essence of existence's whole unbounded sweep — the last, utter sweep which has no confines and which outreaches fancy and mathematics alike. It was perhaps that which certain secret cults of earth have whispered of as DON-ALDTRUMP, and which has been a deity under other names; that which the crustaceans of Yugeoth worship as the Beyond-One, and which the vaporous brains of the spiral nebulae know by an untranslatable Sign...
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egon_beeblebrox posted:Anything interesting happen last night? Hodgepodge posted:It was an All-in-One and One-in-All of limitless being and self — not merely a thing of one Space-Time continuum, but allied to the ultimate animating essence of existence's whole unbounded sweep — the last, utter sweep which has no confines and which outreaches fancy and mathematics alike. It was perhaps that which certain secret cults of earth have whispered of as DON-ALDTRUMP, and which has been a deity under other names; that which the crustaceans of Yugeoth worship as the Beyond-One, and which the vaporous brains of the spiral nebulae know by an untranslatable Sign... oh yknow the usual
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