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WarpedNaba posted:I thought it was him at first, but why would he have a staff? It's a sword. Every statue of him is the same. I am not sure why an admiral always has a sword but at least he doesn't have a lieship.
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Hot Take:quote:I don't understand you people. You act as if it's a horrible thing that North Korea is testing missiles and creating nuclear weapons while in the same breath arguing that we should bomb, invade, and even nuke North Korea! Do you not see that the attitudes of people like you justify Kim's paranoia? How can North Korea be wrong to build and test weapons like this when you are openly advocating doing worse to them than they are ever likely to be able to do to us?
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# ? May 30, 2017 06:53 |
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Accretionist posted:Hot Take: Which D&D mod was this?
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# ? May 30, 2017 07:05 |
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WE ARE NOW OUT OF THE DANGER ZONE. MAYBE WE BE SUCCESSFUL UNTIL WE CAN GET OUT OF THE 400s.
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# ? May 30, 2017 08:21 |
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Which D&D mod was this? Smart money's on the Tankie, although forbidden lesbian's a possible outside bet.
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# ? May 30, 2017 08:23 |
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big time bisexual posted:here's crazy footage of an axe attack in Hebei that happened a few days ago He's holding the axe backwards
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# ? May 30, 2017 08:37 |
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Haier posted:WE ARE NOW OUT OF THE DANGER ZONE. MAYBE WE BE SUCCESSFUL UNTIL WE CAN GET OUT OF THE 400s. actually, this thread has 500 pages of history already
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# ? May 30, 2017 08:50 |
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Dead Cosmonaut posted:He's holding the axe backwards Hey, in the US the shithead would have used a gun and a couple of people would be dead. China wins again, and that's not even irony.
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# ? May 30, 2017 08:59 |
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Haier what happened with giving that lady psychedelics or what ever?
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# ? May 30, 2017 10:11 |
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Ups_rail posted:Haier what happened with giving that lady psychedelics or what ever? The effect of that root (Acacia Confusa), at least for us, was a strong central nervous system kicker, and it ruined both of our sleep schedule for about a week each and we physically felt like crap for a few days afterwards. For both of us, the night we took it (separately) we barely slept. It definitely works (much like the many posts about it on forums and erowid concur), but the side-effects are total poo poo.
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# ? May 30, 2017 10:37 |
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Looks like the reality of chinas economic situation is starting to seep into everyday papers, this is what some bog standard article on the Finnish economy and future prospects ended with:quote:...Donald trump and the US is at the moment a big question mark, a bigger threat however is China, whose economy is going to explode at an unknown time in the future.
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# ? May 30, 2017 11:19 |
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Haier posted:
Did you take it with an MAOI? What did you use for that, Syrian Rue?
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# ? May 30, 2017 11:32 |
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I've taken acacia before and yeah if you take it unextracfed without an Maoi you're mostly just going to get inedibly nauseas/vomit a lot without much effects from the DMt If you're going to take it I highly highly recommend the extraction/smoking cause it's fairly easy and removes much of the negative sides I gotta imagine the cost of a dose of rue in china is like a couple Of cents lol vvvvv Tolkien minority fucked around with this message at 11:38 on May 30, 2017 |
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If an maoi costs money then no, Haier didn't use it.
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# ? May 30, 2017 11:37 |
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Haier posted:The few days after that she said it inspired her to make these huge sweeping changes in her life and she was going to close her business and move to Yunnan or some village and run away from her family and friends to escape the culture and people she hates so much. that sounds like a fun and good plan, haier, you should follow her cause yunnan owns
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# ? May 30, 2017 11:41 |
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MAOIs interact badly with tons of stuff so be careful with them
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# ? May 30, 2017 11:41 |
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Jose posted:MAOIs interact badly with tons of stuff so be careful with them Selective maois such as the Syrian rue don't have this problem and are safe. The worst you're gonna get from ayahuasca is a terrible bodyload that makes you wish you were dead not any actually danger
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Jose posted:MAOIs interact badly with tons of stuff so be careful with them Especially not liver, fava beans and a nice chianti.
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# ? May 30, 2017 12:02 |
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Glenn Quebec posted:If an maoi costs money then no, Haier didn't use it. Was Haier miserly before he came to China or did seeing grandmas waiting in lines at 6am for free coffee influence him. Maybe he will take the worst part of China with him wherever he goes.
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# ? May 30, 2017 12:23 |
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E_P posted:Maybe he will take the worst part of China with him wherever he goes. Actually I'll think you'll find that only Western nations have STDs.
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E_P posted:Was Haier miserly before he came to China or did seeing grandmas waiting in lines at 6am for free coffee influence him. Maybe he will take the worst part of China with him wherever he goes. I have no idea but my favorite stories from him aren't when he's slamming some extremely hairy far eastern pussy but rather when he has visible and audible outrage at things like: Paying for a date, assisting with directions, giving compliments to your date, eating somewhere for more than 12 RMB, maintaining eye contact, not reacting with complete derision at cultural differences etc. Etc. Also when he stomach suddenly expands three sizes because he ate something. Or his 33km walks and the disdain he has when a girl tries to go on walks with him and can't keep up with his enormous treks because she's wearing something she considers cute and not practical to try and look attractive to him, which I'm almost sure he doesn't understand. Talk about missing the forest for the trees. It's all so good. He's a completely idiosyncratic weirdo and easily one of my favorite people on this dead, gay forums.
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Glenn Quebec posted:I have no idea but my favorite stories from him aren't when he's slamming some extremely hairy far eastern pussy but rather when he has visible and audible outrage at things like:
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# ? May 30, 2017 12:57 |
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Grand Fromage posted:It's a sword. Every statue of him is the same. I am not sure why an admiral always has a sword but at least he doesn't have a lieship. Swords are still part of an admiral's formal dress uniform in at least the US and Royal navies because naval officers absolutely carried swords back in the days of sail.
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# ? May 30, 2017 13:16 |
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the swords are so that if you run out of planes or missiles or giant bullets for your ship guns you can ram the other ship and cut a hole in the bottom with a sword. obviously this sort of attack favours the japanese, as they wield the katana which is designed to cut through all forms of steel easily and quickly.
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Oberleutnant posted:the swords are so that if you run out of planes or missiles or giant bullets for your ship guns you can ram the other ship and cut a hole in the bottom with a sword. obviously this sort of attack favours the japanese, as they wield the katana which is designed to cut through all forms of steel easily and quickly. With modern guns they're basically useless, but swords still got a lot of work in WWII. Enlistedmen, back in the day, would get swords with a curved blade while officers would have a straight one. It's reflected on the warfare devices for sailors still today in the US navy. Enlisted: Officer:
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# ? May 30, 2017 13:33 |
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My cousin's an officer in the Singaporean Air Force and he got a sword too for some reason. Was nifty seeing him cut his wedding cake with it though.
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Ibblebibble posted:My cousin's an officer in the Singaporean Air Force and he got a sword too for some reason. It's so that if the plane runs out of bombs or bullets they can open the window, fly real close to stuff, and it it with the sword. In an emergency they can eject from the plane and have the sword ready for personal defence until search and rescue arrive. A sword provides excellent defence against modern small arms such as pistols, rifles, and is quite capable of slicing a tank barrel in half.
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# ? May 30, 2017 14:15 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hB19tHMS94
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# ? May 30, 2017 14:17 |
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here's someone born in hong kong who fought during WW2 with a sword. he also killed someone with a long bow during the war
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# ? May 30, 2017 14:20 |
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Is this where y'all wanna be when Jesus comes back? Picking on poor little Haier Dirt? Tonight my boss asked me over for dinner with her family, as is usual on holidays in China (since they all revolve around very specific but small food items), and so we ate zongzi and some sort of noodle tofu thing she made. Part of the way through the meal, her daughter burst into the house with three of her friends, all wearing swimsuits, goggles, hair caps, sopping wet towels, etc. The closest swimming public pool is about 1km away, so LOL at them walking all the way back without showering and changing at the pool. They're all age 12-13, so they are old enough to be conscious about this, but I guess not. Her and her friends are wearing the same watch. I asked why they all had bought the same wrist watch. "It's our gay watch." "Your what?" "GAY WATCH. We are now all gay, and in a gay club." "You're in a gay club? Wow." "So we wear the gay watch, because anyone in the gay club wears the gay watch!" I'm LOLing, her mom is eye rolling, and to make the gay watch come true, they all immediately run to the bathroom and lock the door and turn on the shower. Now there's four naked girls shrieking and screaming in the bathroom for about 30 minutes while we're eating and talking. I was in the dining room still finishing and my boss was in the living, and I hear her screaming at them about something. Apparently their towels were too wet, and my boss's house didn't have enough extra towels, so they were all walking between the bathroom and daughter's room naked. My boss was freaking out, not wanting me or her husband to see naked children running around. Anyway, I don't think my boss would care at all if her daughter was a lesbian, but I know it's just some dumb club they started to be dumb kids. Escape Addict posted:Did you take it with an MAOI? What did you use for that, Syrian Rue? Jeoh posted:that sounds like a fun and good plan, haier, you should follow her cause yunnan owns E_P posted:Was Haier miserly before he came to China or did seeing grandmas waiting in lines at 6am for free coffee influence him. Maybe he will take the worst part of China with him wherever he goes. Glenn Quebec posted:I have no idea but my favorite stories from him aren't when he's slamming some extremely hairy far eastern pussy but rather when he has visible and audible outrage at things like: Mr. Nice! posted:Swords are still part of an admiral's formal dress uniform in at least the US and Royal navies because naval officers absolutely carried swords back in the days of sail.
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# ? May 30, 2017 16:36 |
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What is this thing?
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# ? May 30, 2017 16:45 |
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Warbadger posted:What is this thing? It's a retard. It says so right on the box.
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# ? May 30, 2017 16:48 |
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Warbadger posted:What is this thing? "retard" "excite man" It's an instructional video that teaches you how to work from home.
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Warbadger posted:What is this thing? it stops guys from having a hair cave trigger http://yalai0769.com/Product-221.htm
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Blistex posted:"retard" Thank you for this post
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Locusts at Angkor Wat for generic sunrise photo.
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# ? May 30, 2017 17:34 |
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That's insane.
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# ? May 30, 2017 17:39 |
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"No one goes there anymore, it's too crowded" is a bit of a joke statement but in most places there's some truth to it. If people know that trendy restaurant is always busy, especially at certain hours, they either won't go or they'll go at an off-peak time. I know the grocery store near me gets super busy right after work as everyone does their shopping on their way home, so I only go before or after. I know certain beaches or parks can get unpleasantly crowded in certain seasons so I go to others instead. I assumed this was just basic logic and wanting to avoid unpleasant situations common to all humans, but from the stories in this thread as well as some personal anecdotes it seems to just not be a thing in mainland china? It's almost like the more busy and crowded a thing is obviously that means it's the correct place to go at that time so always go when it's the most crowded? Tradition says to go to such and such park on such and such holiday to relax, even if it's so ridiculously crowded it's a deeply unpleasant experience yet because everyone is out of town some local parks are now extremely quiet and nice? There seems to be a real bad mix of herd mentality and tradition dictating what people do, rather than people thinking for them selves and using observable facts to come to conclusions based on their goals?
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Glenn Quebec posted:That's insane. It was already bad 10 years ago, but now it's super bad I guess
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