tomstuart posted:

extra level hard mod3

a viral dare - no edits - first edition (11 copies, 16 distributed)

second edition - i still am not in jail I still have no internet access I still am wrongly convicted for bullshit and on surity second edition (2 topic appendixes 100 more pages, more images, colored text in some areas still no internet cloud or spell check on grammarly, all social media account sh ut down by trolls lel) (copies ??? distributed???? data keys??)

each book costs me 20 bux and is free, feel free to sell it its probably illegal.



dedicated to ice queef, pam, coral, and nera, g0d bl3ss yall u saved me from a life or boredom and
prison /s

for more articulate arguments visit /r/tribes1 and read the important reads sections, follow the links. This is unacademic publishing spam lit with bad spelling for a reason.

#esports for #womyn @playmidair @reflexdev


"weird twitter" "katie nontopolous"



also FYAD by katie nontop




my teenage acquaintances and former friend/teamies ben goldhabber fishst1x from twitch.tv and dan tsnuard owe me

prospect0r88 on weird twitter is scum i wonder who she
he is

cargo crew is spergs

some money for saving them from the trash that is overwatch ~ somethingawful laissez faire was a joke of extremism tw
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intersectional feminism for all, gently caress red pill/pua/rapist/misongists AND gently caress social elitist angry valerie solanases







first edition 10 hours of writing no edits, second edition 5 hours no edits. this book is a pos. 20 dollar to print value (at least, cost me 500 for 11 of them). sell at ur own will and value

this book is fiction if you call crime stoppers on me gently caress you ive been canadian swatted enough and when i go to jail i just pc out and sleep in solitary like a stray dog



In revolutionary times, those who accord themselves, with an extraordinary arrogance, the facile credit for having inflamed anarchy in their contemporaries fail to recognize that what appears to be a sad triumph is in fact due to a spontaneous disposition, determined by the social situation as a whole.

Griffityths consistent history approach was introduced in 1984 to create coherent narratives from quantum information. A griffiths history is constructed from a succession of more or less random quantum measurements taken at different moments. Each measurement defines a specific physical
mass at a precise moment with reference to a specific set of values. As an example, in time t an electron
moves at a certain speed approximately determined depending on the method of measurement. At a time t it is situated at a certain point in space. At a time t, it has a certain spin value. From this collect of measurements it is possible to construct a history which is logically consistent. It cannot be said to be true; simply that I can be sustained without contradiction. Under a given set of experimental conditions, a finite number of possible histories can be recreated using Griffiths's method; these are called Griffith's Consistent Histories. In these, the world behaves as though composed of separate
objects, each having fixed, intrinsic properties. However, the number of consistent histories that can be created from a single set of data is generally greater than one. As a being you are self-aware, and this consciousness allows you to hypothesize that the story you've created from a given set of memories is a consistent history, justified by a singular narrative voice. As a unique individual, having existed for a particular period and been subjected to an ontology of objects and properties, you can assert this with absolute certainty, and so automatically assume that iti is a Griffiths's history. You make this hypotheseis about real life rath than about the domain of dreams."

Reasonable doubt and two narrativized stories in he said she said is pointless with no physical evidence. Time for total CCTV and micro aggression courts for "small rapes" (he came on my tits when I told
him not to shouldnt be a rape but some women consider it a breach of consent these days). He touched my butt at the club innappropriately shouldn't put a guy on the sex offenders registry. Cops, judges, teachers all admit this to me.

Heather Oslon Seaborne in my summer school class at ryerson wore the most beautiful art dress that was blue and had a flower climbing up it. It was hemp I think. She sat in front of me and brainwashed me into psychotic ape theory in arts and contemporary studies. I think I did a lot back to her.

She did not wear panties very often that summer. We didnt have sex or any other sexual "intimacy" =)



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Questioned at the border the writeres in the anthology would all check out as canadian and female. However the nation and gender are poltiically saturated concepts and when adopted as section criteria or frameworks for analysis linguistic innovation is often eclipsed. For the purposes of this anthology we chose to define innovative poetry and poettics as writing that at the very least approaches language as an inheret problematic and subject of inquirty rather than mere vehcile for representation. While
many of our dialgoues explore how poetrics are structed bty the publics in whichey they take shape this book privledges the aestethic over the identiariy. Staying attued to linguistic innovation and experimentation we believe this anthology does the work it set out to do by staging encounters some of the best writers working in and in response to feminist langunage, conceptual, investigative and other poetic traditions.

We had no way of anticpiating that we would find ourselves editting this book in the midst of the most
significant debate on feminist poetics in the past decade. Our bodies our poems.

Intermitten poetic acts may summon without reifying the lyrics I as a socially moored body

the presence of and desire to expand a public dialogue on gender and poetics that is both attuned to the realities and discoures of a new generation of writers and critics and attentive to histories of innovative women's writing.

/r/Shitredditsays was me
/r/tribesl was me FYAD on SA is me thats me

u r me and I am u now

hope u let me come lecture with u on camera anita, considering the internet gossips r saying u ripped off my lifes work and get paid 2lk a month LOL gently caress URSELF IF ITS TRUE AND PLEASE NEVER TOUCH TRIBES AGAIN TILL U TYPE A REAL APOLOGY> The person pretending to be u or u urself when u showed up on my street the other night with ur posse did not do a full apology.
Just a lot of "im gonna break ur ribs" etc dont hate the troll. Hate the fact that u copied a straight doods transexual fantasy character troll bit on the internet and tried to make a career out of it while forgetting the social grape vine carries. Plagarism is bad. But I forgive a lot. Note that I ripped off a lot of kate eichhorn on this page for example.

Im sending her a copy of this. -

I have no problem with polyamory and support it. I am a feminist. I just dont like untransparent secret societies, gossip, peer groups that other individuals and minorities, e-bullying that can cause people to commit suicide (like teenagers) group hive mind fascism, and cheating. Cheating doesnt make you a sexually emancipated slut. Just a pigeon or a gold digger.

all images from this are not mine. This is a free book. The data can be found online if you want to republish it. Key words extra level dare tribes. Any creative rights to images in this book are not documented and were found browsing randomly online. Credit where credit is due. If you like the art find the artists and PAY THEM DIRECTLY. Any donations incurred from this book will go to sexual assault survivor charities. This book is rough. There is no history of Tribes or SomethingAwful included as these things are for the most part online and the secret histories will be published in a later book pending my incarceration potential diagnosis and censoring.








this book is written in text and at random it is not comprehensive
the sourcing is done through information dissemination and the context of e-culture its hard to decipher
theres a lot of information in it theres a lot of information missing from it due to time constraints and lack of an internet
connection

if you're looking for visual language look somewhere else

this is an attempt at a concise and topical theoretical analytic sociology, forensic anthropology/psychiatry and ethics book timing is everything
so is contexts

its expected you have a knowledge of Poe's Law, internet trolling, cyber stalking, encyclopedia dramatica (ae), internet
criminal organizations like doxxxnet and anonymous, as well as street gangs and online gangsterism.

Indirect threats by a group - or crazy making from a lynch mob/group of e-bullies/network of internet trolls:

Internet trolls have moved to indirect threats, darknet (obfuscated) communication networks, are more organized than ever
and can abuse the legislative system in new and creative ways.

In a situation where a target is clearly marked with a long internet history and real life history to the stalkers it is entirely more easy to build an efficient and hole free profile, to really get inside their mind, and really manipulate them and do some damage.

In the context of the internet, things like VPNs (Very Private Networks), Proxies (An Additional Connection before Data is sent to your computer), and now TOR (decentralized Onion p2p network) all contribute in making it hard to put an identity to the internet user.

This is especially devastating when large groups of internet users work together to form a mob, or squad, or gang devoted to
trolling.

Creating fake personalities, and even full fake social network communities is more than possible in order to both farm populist support for unpopular opinions, add legitimacy to a false cause (more people support this so there is strength in numbers supporting it) and can be quickly thrown away if any investigation is to occur. Similar to a fake identity but even more powerful due to the ease of creation online.

Sharing identities and lying about important facts in character when creating an identity is important too. Making sure to
build a back story and sharing the identity with a friend who can continue the back story but in different tones and styles of












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writing (as the internet is still largely text based) only adds to the confusion of an outside observer trying to forensically analyze the situation.

This is pretty standard for e-mail, and credit card scams, but what about larger groups, or groups with a moral twist to their bad behavior.

In the case of an online forum like Somethingawful.com it gets especially tricky due to the 20 year history. The urban legends surrounding the place, the misinterpretation of the text as strictly for comedy (and not outright lies or metaphors) all create a great format for indirect slander, libel, and even defamation.

This is compounding by the fact that Somethingawful.com is an original social network website of the internet (before major things like Facebook and even Myspace). Many older internet users and even celebrities can be found on somethingawful.com and many use pen names or internet handles or the names of family members, just to acquire an account officially, not even as an internet handle (the bill is not billed to Miley Cyrus, but her stage name, or one of her handlers).

With the history of lies and drama on Somethingawful.com it's important to note that much of it was not fit for the public eye and offsite communities were made to support the controversial topics that couldn't make it to the official website. Website's like postpalace, somethingsensitive (to discuss racism and corruption) wddp.org (political outfit complete with secret police) and various other fan blogs/tumblrs/private forums, even infiltrating to the darknet on onion network.

Over years as the children that grew up on Somethingawful turned into adults, and as the adults on Somethingawful grew even olderr, the user base began to decline but the content creation and strength of the users as a union grew. If you were acceptable and cool you were in.

What started as a unique way to post opinions and discuss and edit them instantly on an online forum grew to be something much bigger.

For 10 dollars you could buy an account, and an extra 10-30 you could further customize it with an image avatar representing your account changeable at will for a small cost (you can even change other users accounts) or account upgrades like "platinum search access".

The business model also relied on a certain amount of bans and account reactivation to make revenue.

This combined with advertising sales from google-adsense type products. Advertising products that collect metadata from user information and patterns on the website. For example if video editing software is talked about on Somethingawful.com the metadata of the conversation, including identities, topic, and keywords, etc, is sold to the advertiser for an agreed amount. The advertiser then processes the information to better target consumers at large both on Somethingawful and the greater internet and world. This is very standard on many internet bulletin boards.

What makes Somethingawful especially unique is the history and length of time it's been doing this.
As somethingawful aged and lost its numbers and as the content on the website became more robust so did the advertising interests involved in somethingawful.

What was once just a simple social network for nerds to chat on the internet (or discuss topics of interest in a dramatic and fashionable way by acting in outrageous character, something they may not have been able to do in real life due to social pressures, a safe space in a way) became a major content creation, creative writers underground guild.

Simply by field testing certain users with acute moderators that pay attention as well as implementing a house rule of having to pay a certain amount before being allowed out of the ban/renewal cycle (gossip said $1500 in a direct payment or total accounts purchased) would count as a "season community pass" opening the door to being paid for posting.

This was very interesting to many highschool students during 2003-2007 who were broke and looking for money. Many didn't have to pay the "troll toll" to gain access to these secret website functions and were simply offered due to being good writers.

The function essentially allows for code to be linked to the users account which will democratically monetarily credit them through a vote system for both an "original idea" and