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I concentrate on impure, unclean thoughts. In the sea of brilliant light this creates a dark blot, a beacon- I use this to gather unto me the impure thoughts of others. Together we create, amongst the miasma of virtuality, an island of something. Something... awful
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In pants outside Out pants inside Sidepants. In/out? Pants inside out. |
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Shelter in place. Delete your internet browsers, your Twitter, your Facebook. Abandon cable, set your TV to PBS and throw your remote in a blender. Maintain a high level of THC in your bloodstream and wait for the distant whine of missiles. |
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Hugh Malone posted:In pants outside |
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cat_herder posted:Shelter in place. Delete your internet browsers, your Twitter, your Facebook. Abandon cable, set your TV to PBS and throw your remote in a blender. Maintain a high level of THC in your bloodstream and wait for the distant whine of missiles. I wonder if people are enthused by tales of Armageddon -- zombies, nukes, et cetera -- because catastrophe brings clarity. Were one faced with the bare challenge of survival then one may either luxuriate in a brief moment between realization and destruction, as you have suggested, or you could get about the very pressing and very focused work of survival. Most modern people lucky enough to laze about the internet do not face a direct threat to their survival. They have routines that need to be serviced such as working or cleaning, but once those minimal (repetitive) obligations are discharged they are left with shapeless time. In a perverse way, the clear and pressing priorities of a catastrophe might seem like a welcome relief from an excess of ease. Now one has time and nothing to fill it, but then you would know what to do and (you imagine) you would surely distinguish yourself as you move from one exciting challenge to another. Life, you think, would have a plot arc. When someone pines for disaster, they hope for an external source of meaning and purpose that will save them from the burden of their own freedom. The yearning for plot -- which is to say the yearning for a directed course of action that is necessary, exciting, and novel -- is not necessarily a bad thing. It is merely misplaced. That one can even have such a desire is a sign of no small success. People in peril do not wish for excitement; only someone freed from necessity can look back with misplaced nostalgia for necessity. Instead of wishing for the return of necessity, we -- we the lucky and ungrateful -- should take our freedom seriously. We do not have to obey a plot because nothing is pressing down upon us and that is a drat fine thing. Because we are free from plot, we are allowed to make something worth doing just because it occurs to us to do it. It doesn't have to happen; we make it happen. So, what is worth doing? ShinyBirdTeeth fucked around with this message at 08:11 on Aug 13, 2017 |
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Aug 13, 2017 08:08
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Neat, neat, neat neat neat, neat, neat, I'm not reading this.
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Aug 13, 2017 15:43
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I wana get high but it's like 7 in the morning. Can't believe how good dragon ball is now. Oh hey I got nuggets left over from last night.
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Aug 13, 2017 15:44
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drilldo squirt posted:I wana get high but it's like 7 in the morning. Can't believe how good dragon ball is now. Oh hey I got nuggets left over from last night. I triple dog dare you. https://i.imgur.com/QKTkerO.mp4 |
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Aug 13, 2017 15:49
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Splatmaster posted:I triple dog dare you. I ate them already. 
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Aug 13, 2017 16:00
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has anyone made a joke about live streaming their posting? because that's what I'm going to do.
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Aug 13, 2017 16:47
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welcome back milde |
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Aug 13, 2017 21:50
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postin from mobile like I double tap the screen to select all and then erase instead of pressing preview and then whatever I press after preview normally I'm gonna have to check after this one |
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Aug 14, 2017 05:34
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butts, farting, poopbutts welp thats all i got sorry
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drilldo squirt posted:I wana get high but it's like 7 in the morning. Can't believe how good dragon ball is now. Oh hey I got nuggets left over from last night. Which Dragon Ball would that be? A few years ago, I quite enjoyed watching Dragon Ball Z Kai on a nostalgic level, though I never did finish it. I see there’s a thing called Dragon Ball Super now. Is that the new thing that’s supposedly good? I see the English dub is multiple seasons behind the Japanese one. That’s unfortunate. My personal television obsessions as of late would have to be perhaps... the OA, the Leftovers, Twin Peaks: The Return, maybe other things. The Leftovers was absolutely amazing and definitely worth binge watching now that it’s over. Twin Peaks: The Return is on an entirely different level to everything else, though. I never could’ve imagined just how good it would be compared to the original two seasons (or the thoroughly depressing feature film for that matter). My apologies for breaking character from this thread. Not that the thread had any real value. I was mostly making an oblique commentary on the forum’s supposed new rules on posting, contrasting it with the forum’s original tendency to post as much inane bullshit as quickly as possible with as little filtering as possible, straight from the poster’s mind and into the thread. |
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Milde posted:Which Dragon Ball would that be? A few years ago, I quite enjoyed watching Dragon Ball Z Kai on a nostalgic level, though I never did finish it. Theirs a new dragon ball on crunchroll and I'm pretty sure it was done in a single mushroom trip. ---------------- |
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First goku fights a god and then he become a god and then he fights alternate universe lady goku, followed by power rangers, and sailor moon.
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drilldo squirt posted:First goku fights a god and then he become a god and then he fights alternate universe lady goku, followed by power rangers, and sailor moon. Sounds sick I'm lady goku this all happened in real life by the way |
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drilldo squirt posted:Theirs a new dragon ball on crunchroll and I'm pretty sure it was done in a single mushroom trip. Sounds neat. I'll check it out. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Twin Peaks: The Return also seems like it could have been written under the influence of maybe an entire cocktail of different psychedelic drugs. I still find it hard to imagine how they came up with the things they did in that show. Though I think my favourite aspect of the show so far is that the original show's main character's brain-fried modern day equivalent—a man who possesses the intelligence of a mentally handicapped toddler—seems to be an unstoppable force of good and happiness who brings true joy and love to everyone around him. Accidentally. Without doing much except repeating the last two words he's heard and moving where people shove him. Such an inspiration. |
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don't look at me like that lol I just meant your synopsis reminded me of John Edit : imgur learning funzone! Jfc 
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Aug 15, 2017 13:19
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A town where everyone is a chameleon. So busy at rush hour; everyone scuttles from place to place. A car backfires and suddenly the streets are empty...or are they? |
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Mariana Horchata posted:maebe ur posting but not mine i eat your posts with my eyemouths! . . . m u n c h m u n c h m u n c h . . .
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AverySpecialfriend posted:I like listening to CHVRCHES because it's music I can turn my brain off to, not in like a 'this is brainless music' kind of way but like a zen clears your head way. Do you have music you like to 'turn off' to? My mind is always really busy but blasting 'Lies' in my headphones while I'm on the bus home is very relaxing I find that a lot of "struttin music" works well for zen focus, because it has a very predictable pattern and your body automatically gets into a flow with the music. Try walking to a meeting while Exile on Main Street plays and you'll see what I mean. In a different way, huge soundscape albums like anything made by Godspeed You Black Emperor works well for me. |
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AverySpecialfriend posted:I like listening to CHVRCHES because it's music I can turn my brain off to, not in like a 'this is brainless music' kind of way but like a zen clears your head way. Do you have music you like to 'turn off' to? My mind is always really busy but blasting 'Lies' in my headphones while I'm on the bus home is very relaxing eliane radigue wears her practice on her compositional sleeve https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWkvwN_kWXs some of her pieces even incorporate a ringing bell every now and then  idk the tibetan tradition too well so idk what their rings mean specificakky but it does feel like being in the zendo
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AverySpecialfriend posted:I like listening to CHVRCHES because it's music I can turn my brain off to, not in like a 'this is brainless music' kind of way but like a zen clears your head way. Do you have music you like to 'turn off' to? My mind is always really busy but blasting 'Lies' in my headphones while I'm on the bus home is very relaxing I actually feel this way about animal collective (having never heard them till after 2015). i also feel this way about clams casino, abstract techno, maybe like kid cudi songs, kraftwerk, kylie minogue, robert miles.... |
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