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Regular Nintendo posted:Is anyone else seeing this sweet russian antivirus commercial uh russian antivirus commercials = maybe time to update ur ad blocker settings also ed blocker
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“Arrakis teaches the attitude of the knife - chopping off what's incomplete and saying: 'Now, it's complete because it's ended here.' - from "Collected Sayings of Maud'Dib'' by the Princess Irulan” and that's why we don't read any of the brian/kja books
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Happy Defender of the Fatherland Day, everyone!
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GobiasIndustries posted:Here's the video of our new national hero, Toby Toby 2020
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the black husserl posted:laurie penny wrote an article on Milo's followers that is both extremely smart and extremely lol quote:These are men, in short, who have founded an entire movement on the basis of refusing to handle their emotions like adults. 
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BDM is so fukken good. not dillinger escape plan good, but pretty awesome e: too drunk can't spell
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penny's written some good stuff about Milo in the past too
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deadgoon posted:“Arrakis teaches the attitude of the knife - chopping off what's incomplete and saying: 'Now, it's complete because it's ended here.' this is basically how i design software though
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“The convoluted wording of legalisms grew up around the necessity to hide from ourselves the violence we intend toward each other. Between depriving a man of one hour from his life and depriving him of his life there exists only a difference of degree. You have done violence to him, consumed his energy. Elaborate euphemisms may conceal your intent to kill, but behind any use of power over another the ultimate assumption remains: "I feed on your energy.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune Messiah "SEE YOU IN COURT" ― President Donald J. Trump, Twitter
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i wondered if she was the one who wrote that article, i remembered it cause of the title also, all of those kids that work for milo should be murdered but that's just like my opinion man
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dehumanize yourself and face to trump thread
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there wolf lamo posted:dehumanize yourself and face to trump thread okay done what next
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oh poo poo i havent thought that far -trump admin
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Baloogan posted:okay done what next put your head through this hole and look down into the basket please
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does this dude even tweet anymore
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pull the rope next to you
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GobiasIndustries posted:Here's the video of our new national hero, Toby toby is just another paid protester pretending to be a 7 year old, why won't the camera pan to him dishonest media
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the black husserl posted:does this dude even tweet anymore Seriously get back on fuckin' twitter Trump you dummy I need some rants
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the black husserl posted:does this dude even tweet anymore no it sucks
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the black husserl posted:does this dude even tweet anymore bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs
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Duscat posted:to be fair to lincoln, that day probably caught him a little by surprise
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Leviathan posted:bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs hahaha
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the black husserl posted:does this dude even tweet anymore seems to have slowed down since he realized his tweets could be held against him in supreme court
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https://twitter.com/NASA/status/834467934835789827 Life uhh... finds a way.
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Leviathan posted:bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs 
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there wolf lmao posted:oh poo poo i havent thought that far tweaked your post a little.
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Leviathan posted:bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs 
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Lastgirl posted:https://twitter.com/NASA/status/834467934835789827 quick someone send a message to this solar system asking for help
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Leviathan posted:bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs 
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reminder that its 7pm http://www.livenewschat.eu/politics/
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Leviathan posted:bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs lol
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the black husserl posted:does this dude even tweet anymore presidenting is hard  
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Ramadu posted:first dune book is the greatest science fiction book ever written I disagree, though among fans of the first book, I'm in the minority for that. The only bland one is Children, which suffers for being separated from the more interesting and thematically-coherent Messiah. (They were conceived early as one book. Their separation is why Messiah is so short.) The first novel benefits from being written at least twice; Herbert published it first as a serial. The demands of the serial format restrained Herbert's tendency to wander on about a single theme overlong, and forced him to build real points of tension regularly into the narrative. The later books lack that, and they're weaker for it. The first book has the weakest prose of the series, though. It's written like Dick & Jane Experiment with Psychotropic Drugs to Build a Militant Theocratic Insurgency. As the series moves forward, Herbert grows in basic compositional skill. By God-Emperor, Herbert no longer presents a jarring mismatch of amateur prose and sophisticated ideas. That's also the only other one of the series written twice: Herbert wrote a first-person journal by Leto II before writing the novel in its published form. For my money, God-Emperor has the best balance of qualities. A whole lot of people seem to hate it, though. After God-Emperor, Herbert's wife is dying and he needs to rattle off novels as fast as he can, to pay her medical bills. While he (unbelievably) still has new, interesting ideas to narrate, he just doesn't get to refine the presentation at all. If you like the Flash and his struggles against the cat-people who enslave the galaxy with loving, rock on. Even the weakest of the original Dune series is worth reading at least once, as part of a full read through the series. Don't read any of the sequel's "written" by Kevin Anderson and Herbert's kid, though.
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Baloogan posted:okay done what next pray for hypernormalization
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Squizzle posted:I disagree, though among fans of the first book, I'm in the minority for that. The only bland one is Children, which suffers for being separated from the more interesting and thematically-coherent Messiah. (They were conceived early as one book. Their separation is why Messiah is so short.) The first novel benefits from being written at least twice; Herbert published it first as a serial. The demands of the serial format restrained Herbert's tendency to wander on about a single theme overlong, and forced him to build real points of tension regularly into the narrative. The later books lack that, and they're weaker for it.
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deadgoon posted:“Arrakis teaches the attitude of the knife - chopping off what's incomplete and saying: 'Now, it's complete because it's ended here.' fuckjn agrwedo
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Squizzle posted:I disagree, though among fans of the first book, I'm in the minority for that. The only bland one is Children, which suffers for being separated from the more interesting and thematically-coherent Messiah. (They were conceived early as one book. Their separation is why Messiah is so short.) The first novel benefits from being written at least twice; Herbert published it first as a serial. The demands of the serial format restrained Herbert's tendency to wander on about a single theme overlong, and forced him to build real points of tension regularly into the narrative. The later books lack that, and they're weaker for it. nice meltdown
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Lastgirl posted:https://twitter.com/NASA/status/834467934835789827 
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Leviathan posted:bannon threw his phone up a flight of stairs lmebo nice
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