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Dig Dug is Mr Driller's father?
https://digdug.miraheze.org/wiki/Taizo_Hori
What the fuck
>>35230
To be fair it's the least offending thing Disney has probably done with Star Wars aside from the new Lego sets.
>>35233
That's a cool Master System controller.
>>35213
>I like the clay aesthetic.
You should check a game called Skullmonkeys if you like claymation in gaming.
>It pisses me off that companies still do business with those grubby-handed faggots.
I hate what has become of physical ownership of gaming, retarded consoymers allowed this to happen. Can we go back to owning a piece of plastic that has the game on it? Not even modern Switch carts are any good.
>>35218
>If it works and you can save the picture later then go for it.
I'm just being facetious as an excuse to post original content to the board.
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>>35239
Are you streaming today? Happy 24th
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Or Trumpnon, since you included him. Just saying a Sunday stream from you guys is always appreciated. Call me a pathetic loser, but it's sad when there is no Sunday stream. Anyway, have a good time friends.
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L.O.C.O is a Super Locomotive inspired game for the C64 featuring a SID arrangements of different Equinoxe songs by Jean Michel Jarre.
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>>35241
Yes guy, there'll be a stream for sure. I've got nothing better to do today other than walking my dog. Happy 24
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>>35242
When do you wanna play edf5 by the way? Maybe tonight (i.e. a lot later, after your cool guy stream)? We can postpone. I have more free time now due to the school season starting.
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>>35235
That's me with the Turrican OST.
>>35237
>That's a cool Master System controller.
It's really nice. Looks really useful for shmups.
>You should check a game called Skullmonkeys if you like claymation in gaming.
I recognize that buffed duck but never knew it was from this. Thanks for the info.
>I'm just being facetious as an excuse to post original content to the board.
Oh okay. It's really cool though.
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>>35239
>doll sex
Imagine.
>>35240
>>35241
Yeah looks like a stream happening. Also while I help coordinate Dejiko with the streams he's the one who has the final word on them. Happy 24th.
>>35242
>L.O.C.O is a Super Locomotive inspired game for the C64 featuring a SID arrangements of different Equinoxe songs by Jean Michel Jarre.
Sounds awesome.
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>>35243
Not sure when since I am busier lately.
>>35244
>That's me with the Turrican OST.
Turrican is nice but it ain't no Flimbo's Quest ™ bucko, sorry you must be at least this Flimbo™-pilled to post here. 
jk
Although I do want to say that Giana and Turrican are both great.
>It's really nice. Looks really useful for shmups.
You should see the master system 3d anaglyph glasses
>I recognize that buffed duck but never knew it was from this. Thanks for the info.
No prob, I know more cool claymation games, at least a couple more if you ever want to know some.
>Imagine
Imagine pasionate intercourse with Shinku
>>35245
Nice arts by the way, I artsed.
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Happy SUNY Sunday, everyone!!
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>>35249
woah duble holiday!
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>duble
I'm retarded
Also Taito turned 72
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Until next time.
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harlock 23 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/eioShiJywoCcztsbHOZK.mp4
harlock 24 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/EftDjCiSMSxeOOlDbxQL.mp4
harlock 25 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/VbXnJvcxJeQEeOSUKpVe.mp4
manyuu 6 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/qeUlJypdUKeryETWjxqZ.mp4
city 7 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/dFeOavEvjqBDkGbrlVb.mp4
puniru s2e7 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/XnVWTcGgsMcdbrUrziIw.mp4
excel saga 16 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/tKLjPsFDAsZPEoDfXHEk.mp4
gccx taito (takeshi's challenge) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/EpUhCupqISBHBrXFatJX.mp4

Post-show: don't hug me i'm scared s1e1 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/JNuXVQRWOQXrrFYLtyQv.mp4
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>>35253
Thanks for the files.
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This is allegedly on DLSite for sale right now but I can't access it, seems like a lot of DLSite content has been blocked to foreigners.
https://xcancel.com/nomeoir/status/1959750208658846051
It's not that I want to pirate it but I can't even purchase it because of gay payment provider bullshit.
I found a sample but that's about it, anyone has any ideas?
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>>35248
Very good selection. I especially like the Ran one.
>>35247
>Turrican is nice but it ain't no Flimbo's Quest ™ bucko, sorry you must be at least this Flimbo™-pilled to post here. jk Although I do want to say that Giana and Turrican are both great.
Oh yeah I really like the soundtracks for both Giana and Turrican. I have not heard the Flimbo one though.
>You should see the master system 3d anaglyph glasses
Those are some cool glasses. I imagine that these won't give you headaches unlike the Virtual Boy.
>No prob, I know more cool claymation games, at least a couple more if you ever want to know some.
I'll keep it in mind. Right now I want to try those two games.
>Nice arts by the way, I artsed.
There's nothing as beautiful as some naked lolis having fun.
>>35249
I'm one day late on both holidays but hope you don't mind some Sunny cunny.
>>35251
Man 72 years. Impressive for a company that wasn't even about games in the first place.
>>35254
You're welcome.
>>35255
The closest thing I found was a Melonbooks link in the Pixiv page for it but I don't think it's going to be of much help.
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I love being a teenager in 2006
Naruto AMVs, sucking emo dick.
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Instead of further babyfying the internet to accommodate for poor parenting, just ban all kids from having access to it, fuck you Steve Jobs. 
>>35257
Of course that song was Chris' idea, everything funny about these last videos was his doing. It's gone downhill since they moved into the Newgrounds offices, everyone there acts like they are 18 years old and its 2009 despite most of them pushing 40, nobody wants to hear their remarkably mediocre anecdotes and Niall and Adam both sound like they are constantly high, pretty jarring to compare the show now to what it was 6-8 years ago, it felt completely different because some of the guests like DD actually knew shit about videogames and didn't use them as an excuse to talk about how they got a parking ticket.
Of course Jeff is by far the worst one not just because he is annoying but because he is a raging liberal. Oneyplays/Sleepycabin as a whole is a good cautionary tale on why you shouldn't move to LA, look at Stamper and Shadman, not that either one was normal to begin with. Also where the fuck is Bowlbo?
>>35256
If you like those .gif files then make sure to save them because quite a little more than palette swapping went into some of those.
>Oh yeah I really like the soundtracks for both Giana and Turrican. I have not heard the Flimbo one though.
Flimbo is a good game, it's very fun and visually impressive, it's not just the music that's good.
>Those are some cool glasses. I imagine that these won't give you headaches unlike the Virtual Boy.
Probably not but the games that use it aren't many, sadly. And they could be better games overall. SEGA was just shoving gimmicks left and right trying to get some sales. Maybe a homebrew title or a hack for another game could make use of them.
>I'll keep it in mind. Right now I want to try those two games.
Sure, Platypus in particular is quite easy to find.
>There's nothing as beautiful as some naked lolis having fun.
Well, an arcade cabinet for Galaxy Force with a 360 rotating cockpit might be close though.
>Man 72 years. Impressive for a company that wasn't even about games in the first place.
I just wish that retarded trends in gaming would have been kinder to Taito.
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MGS3 Remake looks fucking soulless.
>>35258
I think Bowlbo has been shelved for awhile. Something about some team Chris contracted to help with it not getting renewed. It's a shame because that claymation-looking art style was cute.
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>>35260
I find it amusing that even DD managed to churn out a game without a budget before Chris did despite Chris leaving a comfortable life thanks to ad revenue and merch sales which allow him to afford a studio contract.
Tomar starts a family, Zach gets a TV show, meanwhile poor ol' Chris is just begging his least likable friends to keep his show going...
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>>35258
>Instead of further babyfying the internet to accommodate for poor parenting, just ban all kids from having access to it, fuck you Steve Jobs. 
This.
>>35258
>Instead of further babyfying the internet to accommodate for poor parenting, just ban all kids from having access to it, fuck you Steve Jobs.
I do not understand why we're simeltaneously in an era of overbearing helicopter parents who will actively sabotage their child's growth in order to keep them 'safe' and yet are also in the golden age of pedophiles being able to easily contact children over Discord and send them pornography and solicitations.
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>>35264
Because fathers today are still technologically illiterate about the Internet, despite most now being Gen X or Millenials that probably should know better by now.
I also see a lot of them complain about not having time to spend with them because muh work (thank feminists for pushing women in the workforce, now a family living with only one income is fantasy). But honestly that's just an excuse. In past times a lot of people work in harder conditions and longer hours and kids still had better parenting than now.
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The game "Varlet", successor to "Monark", is just about to release.
Personally, I'm pretty worried because the developers did say they designed it to be accessible to a wider audience. That's always a red flag.
Also, it still disappoints me that Aya Nishitani isn't involved this time.
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>>35258
>Instead of further babyfying the internet to accommodate for poor parenting, just ban all kids from having access to it, fuck you Steve Jobs. 
You're correct but I also want to shame those failed parents for not being responsible to their kids.
>If you like those .gif files then make sure to save them because quite a little more than palette swapping went into some of those.
I absolutely do, no worries. Thanks for the hard work.
>Flimbo is a good game, it's very fun and visually impressive, it's not just the music that's good.
I see.
>Probably not but the games that use it aren't many, sadly. And they could be better games overall. SEGA was just shoving gimmicks left and right trying to get some sales. Maybe a homebrew title or a hack for another game could make use of them.
They can but the problem is that not many people probably bought those glasses.
>Well, an arcade cabinet for Galaxy Force with a 360 rotating cockpit might be close though.
That's a whole different level LOL
>I just wish that retarded trends in gaming would have been kinder to Taito.
Yeah I agree.
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>>35262
It's because Oneyplays grew to be a huge franchise for him and he doesn't see the chance for stopping it soon (probably his autism too).
>>35266
>Personally, I'm pretty worried because the developers did say they designed it to be accessible to a wider audience. That's always a red flag.
Yeah I don't like that either, it's just a way to water down your possible project.
Also Nishitani is probably more interested in continuing with things like the DDS translation.
>>35267
Happy CUNY Tuesday to you too.
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That stupid nigger retard they got to sing Burger King's out of tune jingles pisses me off so fucking much. Tired of these corporations pushing for the normalization, acceptance and worship of mediocrity and ugliness. If this is the creature you hired to be the front-facing spokesperson for your company then that says a lot about how much you care about the overall quality of your brand and products.
It all reminds me of that disgusting sheboon statue they planted in the dead center of Times Square, glorifying Shaniqua's fast food addiction and gross nigger hair, you can almost hear it chimp out in loud ebonics by just staring at it, my tolerance for this nonsense is reaching critical mass.
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>>35269
“Times Square stands as an iconic symbol and site of convergence, uniting people from all walks of life, individual stories, and experiences intersecting on a global platform. The intention of my public works is to become part of the place they inhabit and its physical, material history, as well as the visitors that pass through and around the location, no matter how fleeting. I hope Grounded in the Stars and Man Series will instigate meaningful connections and bind intimate emotional states that allow for deeper reflection around the human condition and greater cultural diversity.” — Thomas J Price
Lol.

It appears the artist really likes statues of fat women.  I can't help but feel putting up a statue playing with a phone isn't some kind of joke just to see what kind of reaction he got.  Regardless of the subject mater, I think he captures the look of textiles really well.
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Never heard of this game until today. Apparently one of the volumes has a Dejiko cameo though.
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>>35269
I've thought about this statue and its companion pieces quite a bit recently. It gives off the same emotions that some daytime commercial for a shitty never-heard-of-it college might air: it's meant to be deep and inspiring, lifechanging and it's meant to make you take action in a specific way to become a proud 'something', but in effect it's very tiring to look at and just makes you feel very exhausted. It's very appraent that commercial, as well as this statue, are presenting a false reality that people with more connections than you have been trying to push and you can only sit there with the Kubrick stare or something wondering why we've gone another day with this stupid shit existing.

It's like North Korea's "art" with an American twist. Like pic related is essentially trying to tell you "isn't it so great to be a patriot? i love our supreme leader!" And this is one of the less egregious examples. That stupid nigger statue is exactly the same, except it's saying something along the lines of "isn't being a boring selfish asshole great? i love it when i can get a coupon for half off at KFC!" It's essentially saying the pinnacle of reality is being a self-centered fat fuck obsessed with your own self image, that being a worthless fucking normalfag who questions nothing and does nothing lest he compromise his own self-image is the peak of existence. And much like the North Korean "art", it's something you're supposed to like lest you find yourself socially ostracized.

This is essentially what modern kitsch looks like. It's overwhelmingly tacky, selfish, and says very little of any actual value. It's tiring and obnoxious shit insulting all of its viewers for not being the most banal human beings that they can be. It's saying 'wake up and be the fattest most worthless nigger you can be.' by building a statue immortalizing and giving such ideals power.  Despite this, nobody will say such a thing out loud because everyone is "supposed" to like it and it'd be wrong if you did. Like, say you criticized this on Xitter or something, you'll get some retarded lefty jumping into your replies saying "um ackshually this is the most important thing ever and you're just a bitch who likes regressive ideas" or some stupid shit. Like there's anything more regressive than existing purely to consume.

Fuck these stupid statues.
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>>35270
They should've placed another statue of an injured man lying in a pool of blood next to the phone one for that true worldstaaar experience.
>>35271
Is that box art by Amano
>>35272
It's celebrating mediocrity in all its facets, it's disgusting. Being fat is a fucking choice born out of laziness in like 95% of the cases with some rare medical exceptions, not some sort of virtue or bold statement, well other than "I don't even give a shit about my own body", having this thing towering over people who could be genuinely trying to better themselves is downright insulting.
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>>35272
an interesting theory, and partially true, but i think it is more about humiliation ritual than anything, it's them saying "we can place this hot pile of shit on top of your prominent cities and you can't do nothing about it.". It's the same reason they placed this ugly black culture center in DC(pic related), they just want to desecrate anything of cultural value, if they can't demolish it like they demolish statues of evil old racist whuate men, then they will just place something so mediocre and ugly to kinda say that this two things are actually of the same quality.
>>35274
And mind you:the shit on the pic is not just in dc, it's right next to national mall, you can literally walk from Washington monument and statue of lincoln and see THIS THING.
I remember there was a joke picture being shared around where they edited in a pregnant woman statue next to the George Floyd one and edited a gun into his statue's hand which pointed at the lady's belly.
>>35273
Yes, it is.
>>35274
Wakanda architecture.
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>>35268
>They can but the problem is that not many people probably bought those glasses.
That  has never stopped enthusiasts before, Atari Lynx still gets games.
>It's because Oneyplays grew to be a huge franchise for him and he doesn't see the chance for stopping it soon (probably his autism too).
Chris is busy attending Eyes Wide Shut parties on Paris with Zach now.
>>35266
Well it already looks better than Soul Hackers 2.
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>>35270
> Regardless of the subject mater
Yet the """subject""" matter is clearly the point of the entire exercise. Just another way to 'stick it to Whitey', within the land we ourselves built.

I'd be interested to find out just who is funding these statues. Or should I say ((( who )))?
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>>35273
>They should've placed another statue of an injured man lying in a pool of blood next to the phone one for that true worldstaaar experience.
I think it'd have better impact if it was a white woman lying in that pool. Maybe throw in one or two leering Orks, one rifling through the deceased's purse?

I'd say someone should do it just like that little cunny statue a rogue group placed in front of the huge bronze bull statue on Wall St., just mount it there one night.
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>>35279
If someone wants to place some shit in front of these abominations to fuck with them, well that'd be hilarious.
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you switch on your FDS, its game time
grab your nearest imp
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I hope comex cracks open the switch 2
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>>35274
To me it looks like any typical museum built in the last 70 years or so. Odd looking exhibition buildings have been a prevailing trend for a long time and I honestly like this sort of architecture. The metal facade or shell maybe? is an interesting idea.  Also the fountain inside is pretty neat and looks like it would fit in stylistically with something like the Blade Runner sequel.  I spoilered the picture for the quotes.    
>>35273
They should've placed another statue of an injured man lying in a pool of blood next to the phone one for that true worldstaaar experience.
Made me laugh. It's amazing how often people film shit and do nothing.  Some poor fucker begging for help as she callously films would make a nice statement for a public art piece. 
>>35278
First pic related.  It looks like it had very typical funding sources for a public art display.  Make what you want out of that. 
>>35281
cute
>>35283
also cute
>>35284
Also, fuck the Smithsonian for quoting Nelson Mandela in an African American Museum.
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I just had a damn fine cup of coffee, first one in several weeks, feels oh so good. I was listening to Chuck Mangione too because jazz behests covfefe, now my day descends into mediocrity, it's all downhill from here.
>>35284
That first pic looks like some place that the Enterprise crew would get beamed down to and subsequently end up fighting someone to near death in.
>Made me laugh. It's amazing how often people film shit and do nothing.  Some poor fucker begging for help as she callously films would make a nice statement for a public art piece. 
It would be a fitting statement that both makes sense and would fit the realistic mediocrity of the figure(s) being portrayed.
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third pic*
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>guess the angle
woah just really useful stuff here
>>35288
>draw a circle
>draw the fuarking owl
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>>35288
>INNATURAL SHAPE
That hurts my brain. 
https://conniptions.gives/
>>35286
>fighting someone to near death
Dey gonna pop a phaser in yo ass.
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>>35289
Half of these internet tutorials are like that owl picture. Look at this shit, what am I supposed to get out of this?
>>35290
>INNATURAL SHAPES
You've got to admit, it's a killer name for a band .
>Dey gonna pop a phaser in yo ass.
join yo bitch ass in the black fleet, klingon
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>>35288
>>35291
It's like Dynamic Sketching for retards. The ellipses and dresses aren't even drawn well.
Most of these random image 'art tutorials' don't seem very useful. It'd probably be more worth your time to do copies of drawings you like and then taking note of what was done to bring out certain appeal in them.
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>>35292
I tend to avoid these, they are of little to no use to me, just sharing them for laughs. I've had more luck using the same handful of books for years now than anything like this made by people who can't teach.
>It'd probably be more worth your time to do copies of drawings you like and then taking note of what was done to bring out certain appeal in them.
Using others work as reference has been my second best asset, I just wish more artists posted their process. I know one guy who posts PSDs and WIPs on Fanbox, that has been awesomely useful.
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Looks like a tranny shot up a school today. Sad stuff, but the pictures of his gear and manifest gave me a bit of a laugh. 
>>35291
Everybody asks how to draw a holographic dress but nobody asks who's drawing a holographic dress. 
>You've got to admit, it's a killer name for a band
I could see it being a technical/avant garde/experimental/etc. metal band, maybe a Portal knockoff or something. 
>>35294
I couldn't find anything funny.
>>35295
manifesto*
"Old thing good new thing bad" is actually an objectively correct statement when it comes to most (not all) modern iterations of long running things, our cultural decay as a society is best reflected in the current media being produced. I thought about this after rewatching GoldenEye and then watching the trailer for 007 First Light.
SNES > Switch 2 
>>35295
I sure hope this disgusting freak didn't kill anyone, fucking disgusting self important tranny. 
>I could see it being a technical/avant garde/experimental/etc. metal band, maybe a Portal knockoff or something. 
I was thinking of some blackgaze act with a self-titled EP.
>I couldn't find anything funny.
Maybe I'll have to shitpost it up myself
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>>35297
>I sure hope this disgusting freak didn't kill anyone
He opened fire at a morning mass at the Catholic school his mom worked at. Unfortunately, two children died and seventeen other people were shot. 
>GoldenEye
I'm not a huge fan of Brosnon 007 movies. I find the older stuff more entertaining. The Roger Moore and Sean Connery are pretty funny to me.  They are corny and silly but they are fun to watch.  I think I have all of them on VHS, but I don't have a working VCR anymore.  I ought to get one.
>blackgaze act with a self-titled EP
Even better.
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>>35298
>He opened fire at a morning mass at the Catholic school his mom worked at. Unfortunately, two children died and seventeen other people were shot. 
Disgusting tranny vermin attacking catholic people like that, sickening.
>I'm not a huge fan of Brosnon 007 movies. I find the older stuff more entertaining. The Roger Moore and Sean Connery are pretty funny to me.  They are corny and silly but they are fun to watch.  I think I have all of them on VHS, but I don't have a working VCR anymore.  I ought to get one.
I like the older stuff as well, it's very charming and aesthetically its quite striking too, it set a visual identity for Bond that persisted for the longest time, but to me GoldenEye represents a sort of easygoing nature with a bit of maturity among the cornball stuff that is very much a 90s product, not unlike a 90s DC comic.
I should stream some Bond films when I am done with all the anime but then again I have so much stuff already downloaded for future streams including some obscure yokai film
>Even better
Oh wow, that picture is actually pretty good, fits what I had in mind, nice shitpost.
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>>35299
It's actually the album cover for Lantlôs by Lantlôs.  It's pretty good if you like post-black metal. The first two Lantlôs albums are genre classics.  I like the third, Agape, a lot, but I link most people would find it overindulgent and too drawn out. The fourth album is very nice lightly metal flavored shoegaze, and the fifth one is a huge departure from everything else that sounds a bit terrible to me. It's hard to believe the same guy even made it.  If you like blackgaze, the first four are definitely worth a listen.
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>>35300
Someone posted Melting Sun on another board here. Pretty good overall, liked Jade Fields a lot.
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>>35300
That name seriously rings a bell, I might have listened to this on YTM using shuffle mode.
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>>35302
I posted a file of one of the songs on here awhile back (or during break on stream).
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>>35303
Oh, it was you. Maybe, I might have heard that elsewhere as well.
>>35302
Lantlôs, probably more so than Alcest, is the stylistic forerunner to bands like Deafheaven if you were listening to something like that.   
>>35301
Yeah, that was me.
>>35303
I remember seeing this when you put it up in  February ?.  Why the pairing with Ginko out of curiosity?
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>>35304
I guess the original picture was satire, oh well. That was just too good to be true.
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>>35305
I like Alcest
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>>35307
Neige provided the vocals for two of the albums, .neon and Agape.  You might enjoy them if you like his main work.  It does not sound like something Alcest would have made though.
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>>35305
because he was in a field heh, and mushishi is kind of a contemplative series
>>35304
That image reminds me of a crude, strange anti-credit card animation I saw earlier. Will post it later. Probably need to force sleep instead of refreshing imageboards in bed.
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>>35308
I'm going to download them on Outtertune on my phone to give them a listen while I do random shit with headphones on, thanks for the suggestions anon. I am only familiar with Alcest on a rather superficial level so this is all new to me.
I recommend the album Dark Well by Running from Cover to whomever may concern, by the way, it's what I've been listening to these past few hours.
>>35310
Do take some rest when and if possible.
>>35311
Looks like the whole album is on yt.  I'll give it a listen tomorrow.
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>>34938
And here's Katsumi Aizaki's latest illustration. Looks nice, doesn't it?

On a side note: Judging by some of the text in his twitter bio, sadly, it seems he trooned out.
Man... It's always sad to see talented people fall victim to mental illness like that. Feels bad man.
>>35284
>The metal facade or shell maybe? is an interesting idea.
no it isn't. it looks like incomplete dogshit, like what is the point of empty tiles in it? it looks even worse in comparison to Neo-Classical Beaux-Arts buildings around it. Honestly? How it looks IS the worst part, like i don't even care about its purpose that much, you can look at holocaust museum in dc and it honestly looks okay - not the best building i saw, but it fits with others, but this abomination exist only and only to do psychic damage to everyone around it. If i was black i would root for its demolition (or at least complete overhaul) even more, it is just plain ugly.
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>>35311
Looking at the name again, I fear it might have been meant to be the female protagonist from BW1. Got maybe 1 hour of rest, not for lack of trying though.
>>35313
The initial sketch looks nicer in some ways than the final product, IMO.
>trooned out
:(
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>>35314
Okay, we don't need to agree.  I find the jewseum less tasteful looking the brick parts look like kid made it in Minecraft or something to me, but to each their own.  Anyway, I though the metal facade over the windows reminded me of something and I finally remembered it is similar to the bizarre French head/cube thing. 
>>35313
>trooned out
Unfortunate, hopefully he doesn't kill himself. It's a nice bird though.
>>35315
Lmao at the video.
>Looking at the name again, I fear it might have been meant to be the female protagonist from BW1.
Hopefully not, that would just be sad. The creator, Falcon Gini/Falcon Akbar,  even has a Patreon.  I find it hard to believe anyone would pay for this level of work.
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>>35316
not arguing fren, i am just autistic about how buildings look from outside, i unironically think there should be some regulation about ugly buildings, especially in culturally significant cities like dc 
>the brick parts look like kid made it in Minecraft or something to me
i mean true, but i mostly talked about the front part
also i think that hexagonal building looks really funny from above, like why did they placed tiny jewish hat as its roof
>it is similar to the bizarre French head/cube thing.
honestly don't really see similarity, but this one looks kinda neat.
>It's a nice bird though.
i like these feathers on its head lol
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>>35316
That shit looks like a big upside-down dreidel. Also not sure what that guy expects most people to donate to him on Patreon with if not a credit card. Thought that was probably the main way people support others on there. Not saying credit card companies aren't evil, but they're deeply entrenched into everything now.
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>>35304
I will go for the big titties artwork.
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they downgraded my og cunny, literally 1984
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>>35317
>honestly don't really see similarity
It's only superficial, but both buildings use metal screens with holes to create the impression of a solid metal structure from a distance while still allowing light to come in and people to see out. La Tête Carrée is completely walled in windows under the screen. In most lighting conditions, you can't see inside form the ground. 
>spoiler
It's a skylight for this big room of nothing.
>>35318
I got the distinct impression looking though his channel that, beyond the autism, he might be more than a little bit retarded. He has made hundreds of videos in the last two years.  The ones with voice acting are absolutely horrific and some of them are just the guy playing slide guitar over still images with an inane captions.  I'm honestly surprised he could learn to play given the quality of his art. There are dozens of "message" ones like the credit card one with the same music. I envision him flinging frozen fries everywhere to the dismay of his McDonald's shift manager while screaming about degenerates because a customer had a tattoo and used a credit card after he has to find work in his fifties when his parents die.
>>35320
I always liked the dog. 
>>35321
>Punches straight though him and shoots missiles at nothing from her palm and devastates the city, thereby saving the day. Got em.
It looks like awfully high effort work for a fan creation.
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>*Google ends anonymous sideloading on Android: developers will have to register*
>Google is closing the door on unrestricted sideloading on Android. Starting September 2026, only apps from verified developers will be allowed on Google-certified Android devices.
>“We’re adding another layer of security to make installing apps safer for everyone: developer verification.”
>The gradual change will begin next year, with the verification procedure opening for all developers in March.
>The rollout will begin in September 2026 in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. Only apps registered by verified developers will be allowed on certified Android devices in these countries. The requirements will be expanded globally in 2027 and beyond.
>“To be clear, developers will have the same freedom to distribute their apps directly to users through sideloading or to use any app store they prefer,” Google assures.
>“We believe this is how an open system should work – by preserving choice while enhancing security for everyone.”
>“You'll need to prove you own your apps by providing your app package name and app signing keys,” Google explains.

Gee, look at the clock, it's time for more corporate/government overreach.
>>35321
Nice find.
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Here's the archive link, my bad:
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This situation another example of Google emulating Apple (it's much more than that, but I digress).

Reminds me of a scenario that happened recently:
> Cousin wants to play Wii/Gamecube games on itoddler tablet. Okay, I'll install Dolphin
> You have to go through an entire process of making a developer account, downloading software on your PC/Mac, and a bunch of other shenanigans to just to make sideloading available on the device through AltStore (You can also jailbreak it, but it is dependent on your iOS version.
> Install Dolphin using AltStore (Also a tedious process)
> Oh, JIT (Just in time compilation, it translates machine code during runtime, which is essential for emulator performance) needs to be activated.
> JIT is disabled by Apple by default because 'muh security'
> Okay I'll try to enable JIT
> You need a wifi or cellular connection to enable JIT
> You can't play the emulator without a wifi connection

Disgusting worthless garbage.
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>>35277
>That  has never stopped enthusiasts before, Atari Lynx still gets games.
Oh yeah I understand niche consoles, I just meant it for specifically niche accesories for older consoles. That's not to say it can't be done though.
>Chris is busy attending Eyes Wide Shut parties on Paris with Zach now.
Sounds like a funny hypothetical they could talk about during one of their videos.
>>35282
It's going to happen regardless. I'll admit I'm interested in seeing what's going to be the vector for cracking it open this time.
>>35283
Agreed, also cute video.
>>35286
>I just had a damn fine cup of coffee, first one in several weeks, feels oh so good. I was listening to Chuck Mangione too because jazz behests covfefe
That sounds like a really good plan.
>>35293
>I tend to avoid these, they are of little to no use to me, just sharing them for laughs. I've had more luck using the same handful of books for years now than anything like this made by people who can't teach.
Does that mean things like Drawabox are useless? Or is it just referred to these specific examples you mentioned?
>I just wish more artists posted their process. I know one guy who posts PSDs and WIPs on Fanbox, that has been awesomely useful.
There are artists on Xitter who tend to post WIPs and speedpaints (as in the entire process).
>>35295
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>>35299
Fuck that disgusting piece of shit honestly. Trannies should've been stopped earlier but let's see if this pushes it to be illegal.
>>35304
>>35306
Is it really? Sometimes I can't tell with Xitterfags.
>>35313
Cool illustrations.
>On a side note: Judging by some of the text in his twitter bio, sadly, it seems he trooned out. Man... It's always sad to see talented people fall victim to mental illness like that. Feels bad man.
Something similar happened to the Jet Set Radio composer, he got too friendly with zoomers and he got brainwashed by them. Let this be a lesson for JP people to not get this close to them.
>>35320
Sad to see.
>>35321
That's the clip I was looking for, thanks for sharing it again.
>>35322
>It looks like awfully high effort work for a fan creation.
Yeah it was a work of passion. Same thing with the Daicon movies.
>>35323
>>35324
Yeah I saw this one early. Fucking annoying honestly.
Also your GhostArchive link is giving me issues so I took the liberty of putting the article on archive.today for anyone that could have that issue too:
https://archive.today/bGJ8R
>>35325
Honestly you should force your cousin to play games using a computer instead, tablets/dumbphones are a pain and it's also why I appreciate what monsterfag does.
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>>35326
>Also your GhostArchive link is giving me issues so I took the liberty of putting the article on archive.today for anyone that could have that issue too:
https://archive.today/bGJ8R
Thanks friend. I appreciate the help. I noticed the ghostarchive link omits the image but the text is still there. Were you having that same issue? Cute meido by the way.
>Honestly you should force your cousin to play games using a computer instead, tablets/dumbphones are a pain
Honestly, set-up isn't so bad on an android (for now as you can see). I got Dolphin running seamlessly on a tablet for when my sister's kid is out. All you have to do is connect a bluetooth controller and you're good. But yes, a PC is preferable indeed.
>Spoiler
Who?
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>>35327
>I noticed the ghostarchive link omits the image but the text is still there. Were you having that same issue?
No, it was pic related. If you click on a link where it asks if you can't see the page it does show as you mention. Could be an error specific to my browser though.
>Cute meido by the way.
Thanks, I like that style.
>Honestly, set-up isn't so bad on an android (for now as you can see). I got Dolphin running seamlessly on a tablet for when my sister's kid is out. All you have to do is connect a bluetooth controller and you're good.
Oh absolutely, Android (up until this point) was more lenient with this than Apple. But it's not like this specific architecture (ARM) is limited to those. There are other hardware using this where you could run Dolphin without issues. Still, I maintain my point about using an actual computer.
>Who?
Guy who shows up at the streams going by random numbers. He's also the one who sets up the /monster/ streams. Basically I bring him up because he mentions that he has a laptop with old cartoons and he teaches his cousins how to work a computer.
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This game is free on EGS right now and it's quite fun, its like a mix between Micro Machines and Calling All Cars (PS3) where all players get to build a track at the same time and then drive around in it, with plenty of items and explosions. Has both local and online multiplayer as well as bots. Check it out.
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Ryutaro Ito storytime
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You know the Ralph Bakshi Mighty Mouse cartoon is actually pretty funny and possibly the best looking cartoon from that era of saturday morning shows that prioritized churning out more episodes over budget. The wacky expressions on the characters and thick colorful lines make me just want to draw.
>>35322
>I always liked the dog.
I was obsessed with it as a little wee lad and made me want a giant dog myself.
>It looks like awfully high effort work for a fan creation.
The coolest fact about it is that it was all drawn by hand, no computers or anything like that.
>>35323
I saw this headline and I instantly realized things were about to get a lot, lot worse. I can kiss emulation and the like goodbye, playing game boy games on my phone is like one of the main things I use it for, that and pirated music streaming apps that let me save stuff like Outtertune
https://github.com/OuterTune/OuterTune
>>35326
>Oh yeah I understand niche consoles, I just meant it for specifically niche accesories for older consoles. That's not to say it can't be done though.
You'd be shocked about how much use some people can get even out of a niche accessory, like I remember people using the XBOX kinect for wacky stuff back in the day.
>Sounds like a funny hypothetical they could talk about during one of their videos.
I hoope they do something funny like that or just tell more stories about working on Smiling Friends.
>Does that mean things like Drawabox are useless? Or is it just referred to these specific examples you mentioned?
Nah, Drawabox is great and you should do it before anything else if you want to get into sketching. Mostly referring to these types of tutorials meant to sell you a patreon subscriptions for "more" info.
>There are artists on Xitter who tend to post WIPs and speedpaints (as in the entire process).
I honestly want to see more like those because they are as useful as it gets.
>That's the clip I was looking for, thanks for sharing it again.
No problem.
>>35330
Oh is this new RPG game Varlet out already? *checks*
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3406620/VARLET/
Would you look at that, yes it is. I want to try it out, albeit its a bit pricey right now.
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Oh man these reviews are kinda mean
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The List grows:
https://rentry.co/anything_but_niggers

4cuck mods got so buttflustered about the growing recognition of this list that they autobanned the path
anything_but_niggers
in the URI. Lol, eat a bag of foreskins, kikes. Your 'Lunchtime Rowdies' will be driven out of our lands in the end.
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>>35333
Imagine playing with a toy TMP while your ass reads HONEY SMACKS.  Fuck the article for calling the toy gun a TEC-9.  I swear nobody ever bothers verifying details for publication.
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>>35334
>Fuck the article for calling the toy gun a TEC-9.  I swear nobody ever bothers verifying details for publication.
>the article
Link?
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>>35335
https://archive.ph/Cq5S6
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>>35336
Thanks Anon. I'm so used to actual murder death kills by these miscreants  by now, that its a real surprise to see it was just LARP'g.
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>>35333
Whenever I think that 4chan can't get any more cucked, it outdoes itself. Fuck that tranny shithole.
>>35338
oi oi
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There'll be no GCCX tomorrow, instead I will be playing a movie. Please reply to this post choosing which one you'd like to see.
>>35340
I vote for Dr. No.
>>35340
Dr. No
Anything with Sean Connery would be OK.
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>>35329
Sounds fun.
>>35330
Thanks for the storytime. I hope that game does well.
>>35331
>You know the Ralph Bakshi Mighty Mouse cartoon is actually pretty funny and possibly the best looking cartoon from that era of saturday morning shows that prioritized churning out more episodes over budget. The wacky expressions on the characters and thick colorful lines make me just want to draw.
There's a reason why John K was a huge fan of him. In part he's responsible for the huge change in cartoons from those 80s ones to the beauty of the 90s ones.
>You'd be shocked about how much use some people can get even out of a niche accessory, like I remember people using the XBOX kinect for wacky stuff back in the day.
Fair enough.
>I hoope they do something funny like that or just tell more stories about working on Smiling Friends.
Man I'd be interested in hearing some of the stories behind the scenes of the show.
And speaking of funny stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nlbXKcd0mc
He brought Doug Walker to one of his Slightly Artistic videos.
>Nah, Drawabox is great and you should do it before anything else if you want to get into sketching. Mostly referring to these types of tutorials meant to sell you a patreon subscriptions for "more" info.
Understood.
>I honestly want to see more like those because they are as useful as it gets.
I'll see if I can find one example of it and share it here.
>>35338
Hello there.
>>35340
I'll go with Dr. No.
You can't go wrong with Sean Connery.
>>35340
Dr. No is a fun movie, but I'm not sure if I will make it to the stream this week.
Changed my mind, I vote for Mrs. Yes.
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https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=MsDAUBbI8a8
archive.org/details/Painter4/
Some 30 year old digital art software manages to have a better looking interface than something made today.
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So 4cuck is suing the UK? Yeah good luck with that, lmao.
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Stream will start in 25 minutes.
Starting now with Captain Harlock.
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>'Hokuto no Ken' Voice Actor Takaya Hashi Dies at 72
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Over the course of his career, Takaya Hashi voiced many memorable characters including Toki from Hokuto no Ken, Kakuzu from Naruto, Donovan Desmond from Spy x Family, Froi Tiedoll from D.Gray-man, and Ted Bower from Cowboy Bebop. He was also widely recognized as the Japanese voice of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter film series, a role that cemented his reputation among both anime and movie fans.
https://archive.ph/h588C
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harlock 27 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/RFBvzQCUESAHQnJMTZra.mp4
harlock 28 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/RCPjprdEFfhmHnuEGMKO.mp4
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excel saga 17 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/s23/tlvLsCDyKgphTYZKafkZ.mp4
dr. no (1962) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/b57/sHXkdwLicnEROOuTETw.mp4
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RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT
>>35351
He also voiced characters in Shadows House, Youjo Senki, and the Tactics Ogre remake, among other roles. RIP.
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>>35353
RABBIT RABBIT RABBIT
>>35352
Thanks for the song
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>However, Go-oo faced criticism from some members of the free and open-source software community, concerned about Go-oo's inclusion of Microsoft technologies (including support for Visual Basic for Applications, OOXML and Microsoft Works file formats), and the use of the Mono programming language, controlled by Novell. They argued that these features could introduce software patent risks and compromise interoperability.
<how dare you introduce basic functionality...
>...Some also suggested that Go-oo's enhancements may have been shaped by Novell's 2006 partnership announcement with Microsoft, which was later found to have imposed limitations on interoperability features in Go-oo.
Hmm...
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>>35311
That is sick.
It messes with my head how the timid character on Mitsuboshi Colors looks like Miu from Ichigo Mashimaro since they're complete opposites personality-wise.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>35347
That's a really nice interface. Does it work on modern Windows?
>>35348
I want to see what happens, it could be funny.
>>35351
RIP.
>>35359
Happy bunny CUNY Tuesday.
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Another reminder as to why you always keep stuff on your hard-drive. Archives are important.
https://archive.is/CeRJf
>>35361
Cute PV but the music is grating to my eardrums.
>>35362
Wow, crazy.
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>This got over 130,000 Likes
Looks like there's still some hope for mankind after all.
We are healing.
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>>35362
I love this artist. This spurred me to do my biyearly scrounging of Twitter for some cool art... and then I found this account. Oh man.
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>>35364
Basic Whitepill for the day. Thanks.
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>>35364
lol
>>35365
>Rena doesn't wear panties
うそっ!
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>>35367
Fucking far out
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This one is really good, too.
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>>35369
The first band is what a soulless race traitor ex-hippie boomer would listen to trying to re-live his degenerate youth, the second band is what an angst ridden preteen developing a musical conception would listen to. The latter isn't exactly a condemnation, but the former is.
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>>35371
I don't remember asking you, faglord.
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Just because you really wanted to be a hipster faggot about it, here's the rest of the album.
/mu/ is that way, by the way.
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>>35372
It's my opinion, nigger.
>>35373
Here's some fart sounds.
>/mu/
There has only ever been one, just one good thread in the entire lifespan of that board.

USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST lurk more

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Venator is fucking awesome.
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>>35214
This article is retarded.
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Please don't post some retard normalfag crying about Onlyfans being banned, thanks.
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>In the end, it’s not about porn, but about freedom. Defending pornography is defending freedom of  expression, even if you disagree what’s being depicted in it
I'm never going to stand up for the jewish porn industry, sorry. It's been a great ill to society as a whole and we might be better off with it gone.
>>35379
Based
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This board has always welcomed and encouraged anons to share media they enjoy, always as long as it isn't anything that goes against our rules. We however do not tolerate antagonistic niggers who will bitch at another poster for enjoy the "wrong" kind of anime or whatever, you have the rest of the internet to do that. I can't believe I have to say this but there's evidently people still left who just barge in without reading the room.
>>35381
Yeah, the WR is under low-key attack by a couple of Filthy Commies rn. Surprise surprise. I like the fact that /digi/ can just unceremoniously eject them, and that you yourself care enough about your community to do so. Cheers.
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It's been about 9 years but I am finally playing FFXV (Windows Edition), I am having fun so far.
>>35382
Cheers anon!
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Aya Nishitani storytime.

The next bunch may take a while 'cause some IRL bullshit keeps getting in my way. But I always love reading and posting his tweets in my free time.
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Life has been especially painful lately, but I decided to finish a 2-month old sketch to distract myself a bit. Maybe I'll make time to practice more after I get career BS out of the way.
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Ruri rocks looks really nice. Plus it may satisfy my rock autism. Has anyone watched it so far. I really love the art style too, feels like something from the 2000s but with a modern flair.
>>35377
>>35378
>>35379
Too many people don't realize that porn is a problem and is actually a tool of the government.
>>35381
>>35382
My taste in anime: God-tier and superior
Yours: Stupid and lame and for doo-doo heads.
>>35383
Yukari is the cutest. Yukari in Cindy's outfit is even cuter.
>>35385
Very cute drawing. Good job.
>Life has been especially painful lately
My brother I sympathize with you. It sure isn't easy.
>Maybe I'll make time to practice more after I get career BS out of the way.
I'm certainly feeling this right now too.
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I really don't know how anyone uses regular jewtube anymore. It's extremely counterintuitive.
>Look up video
>Three search results barely related to your query.
>Here's some videos others have watched that you may like
>Shorts
>Shorts
>Shorts
>No videos from 5+ years ago.
At this point I just give up.
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Have some ear rape. 
>>35311
Finally listened to it all. It was pretty fun.
>>35352
Thanks for the files.
>>35361
Cute.
>>35369
>>35376
I might listen to the Trudger album later. I haven't listened to any sludgy music like that in quite a while. 
>>35371
>>35374
What a jackass. I don't appreciate the sort of person who immediately moves toward insulting people who like different things than themselves. 
>>35385
Nice work on you sketch.  She came out very cute.  I like the fingers, but the wrist and base of the hands look a bit off to me.
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>>35388
Damn file sizes. 
>>35386
>Ruri rocks
I have not watched it, bu the manga is okay.
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The short cat anime that Dejiko recommended has finished after 100 episodes. Not a bad amount honestly.
>>35362
>>35363
It's not the first time either. When they announced a remake of FF8 the company behind it had to basically work from the finished game because they didn't have the source code either.
Looks like Nintendo is one of the few companies that actually saves everything (if things like the Gigaleak are anything to go by).
>>35364
If he actually believes that and it's not just pretending then that's great.
>>35365
Funny tweets but I wish he didn't censor it.
>>35381
Yeah I dislike that attitude of someone just coming to a board to shit on anything. Even if there are disagreements here at least those can be discussed about (which I appreciate).
>>35384
Thanks for the stories. No worries about how long it takes, I appreciate reading his tweets regardless.
>>35385
Thanks for that sketch, it's really cute.
>Maybe I'll make time to practice more after I get career BS out of the way.
Best of luck with that.
>>35386
>Ruri rocks looks really nice. Plus it may satisfy my rock autism. Has anyone watched it so far. I really love the art style too, feels like something from the 2000s but with a modern flair.
I haven't yet but I do like the design for both the main girls. I'll probably get to it after it finishes airing.
>>35387
Honestly I've never felt the need to go back to regular Jewtube after discovering Invidious. It's way less bloat for me.
I'm also using Ikatube as a secondary option. Works great with MPV.
>>35388
>Thanks for the files.
You're welcome.
>>35389
>Damn file sizes. 
The Miku one is a FLAC file so it makes sense it's big.
>>35390
>FLAC
I was just whining because the two FLAC files couldn't go to the same post.
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It's over.
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>>35390
>Looks like Nintendo is one of the few companies that actually saves everything (if things like the Gigaleak are anything to go by).
Which is a shame since they refuse to allow their customers to have access to their entire selection of retro games. What a horrible company.
>I'm also using Ikatube as a secondary option. Works great with MPV.
Chino-anon is kino.
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>>35386
>Ruri cocks
I don't really watch a lot of modern anime
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Kazunari Suzuki storytime.

>>35202
>ENF
Looks like there are some real men of culture on youtube.

>>35379
I'm not a big fan of 3D whores, but let's not forget there's a war on hentai and fanservice as well.
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This is still the best version of this song. I hate that it was taken down because of gaijins on twitter. Hopefully the japanese will realizes that their anti-immigration protests should also be toward more intangible, abstract things, like games and their internet. Block it all off. Or at least create a site that bans IP addresses outside of Japan from making an account Or blocks countries from the anglosphere/western europe
>>35394
>Ruri cocks
I don't really watch a lot of modern anime
I don't really either but the CGDCT
>>35394
>>35396
I have no idea why my post cut off but I meant to say that while I don't really watch modern anime, I still enjoy the CGDCT from time to time, since it is especially cute.
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has anything as generous as tears.sh or at least better than fileditch (because of the streaming link expiration bullshit) surfaced? that works with cytube of course.
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>>35398
Pixeldrain can work apparently but you need an account to get the most out of it I think.
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>>35399
does that entail paying for premium? i'm not sure i understand how daily "transfer" limit works for free users, either. it says free can upload 20gb of files but only transfer 6gb. does this mean that, if i download files uploaded by others, my own speed gets throttled or cut off after that point?

or say i upload a file and then share it on cytube. if it is a 3gb file but it is being streamed to 10 other people simultaneously, will that quickly throttle the file's bandwidth and basically keep it from continuing to be streamed? i haven't seen pixeldrain used often in streaming, at least not for larger files. "transfer" limit seems a bit more ambiguous to me than just saying that's how much each person can download per day, almost like it might be implying the file itself will throttle for everyone after 6gb within 24 hours.

i am probably having a down syndrome moment honest to god not drunk, maybe a little tired though and overcomplicating it. though, even if it's closer to the former meaning, it sounds like it could still screw over people from viewing if they use something such as a vpn or if they had previously watched streams also relying on pixeldrain in the past 24 hours.
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>>35400
Pics related.  It appears to not be appropriate for streaming to me, but I'm a bit of a retarded. 
>>35401
Fraudulently presenting ai art as the real thing for sales while also claiming a false professional background is pretty low, but I'm surprised this is the first year they had an issue with slop. Also I found watching that frog's tongue move up and down mildly irritating for some reason.
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>>35388
Did the artist for the first cover you posted worked on some russian steam game called "HOPE LEFT ME" or something akin to that?
>Finally listened to it all. It was pretty fun.
That's cool, glad you liked it. Thanks for sharing music as well, some nice tunes that stimulate my rat brain.
>I might listen to the Trudger album later. I haven't listened to any sludgy music like that in quite a while. 
I might be guilty of listening to too much sludge/stoner/doom but its what pleases me so I am happy with it, give it a go for sure.
>>35390
I love the little cat anime, it's very relatable to anyone who ever owned one of those truants.
>>35392
It could be much, much worse.
>>35395
He seems to really enjoy Gurren Lagann, I forgot how emotionally charged that show actually was.
>>35396
Why was this taken down? Do I even want to know? Probably not.
>>35402
The second case is the most amusing to me  because the guy can clearly draw characters really well on his own but decided to use generative backgrounds that look hideous anyway and altered his characters as well as ruined his reputation. Just put your original art out there, don't fucking fake it.
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They are making a new Street Fighter movie, some of the casting choices make a lot of sense, actual wrestlers and stuff.
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Scott the Woz is such a hit or miss guy, some of his videos are very fun and others are absolutely terrible shit takes disguised as comedy.
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>>35404
I kinda wish Street Fighter would let Dhalsim have his own spinoff.
They could title it "Street Shitter".
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>>35406
LOL
Also
>bringing Dhalsim into your home
>not Cammy
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>>35387
I sometimes use normal jewtube to watch their free movies as they will not play otherwise. 
>>35403
>give it a go for sure
I listened to it earlier.  It's a solid album and I liked it.  I would suggest listening to the albums Mire or Pathos by Conjurer. They are just something I enjoy of a similar flavor.
>"HOPE LEFT ME"
He's Brazilian, but yes. 
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=e5eglVxsfnc
He made two albums of Miku covers.  The Bloodhail cover on the second album is my favorite out of either. 
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>>35406
>Street Shitter
lol
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>>35403
>Why was this taken down? Do I even want to know? Probably not.
You don't, but I'll torture you anyway.

So the producer, Hiiragi Magnetite, posts this video with ai-generated english lyrics (big mistake, ai or not). Video gets popular but unfortunately twitter and tiktok zoomers catch sight of it. Because of their lack of understanding of japanese media tropes and the lack of understanding of the japanese language, they misinterpret the songs lyrics for being sexual (because it used the word 'hentai'! :OOOOO) and get mad because the vocaloid used is Kaai Yuki. They also get angry because apparently the PV in their mind is sexual (Rabbit Hole PTSD) and say that even if the character is fictional, she is nine and her voice bank is voiced by an actual nine year old girl (who is an adult now). Twitter Zoomers have an autistic meltdown, because you know, fictional characters are more important than real people, and start sending death threats to this guy. Guy is limp-wristed so he immediately folds and gets rid of the video within a day, only to reupload it with sightly different lyrics and use Akita Neru instead.

TL;DR: Guy uploads video that's based on his enjoyment of Teasing Master Takagi-san featuring Kaai Yuki. Zoomers misinterpret it and cancel him immediately, causing him to remove the original video and upload it using Neru. Life is gay. Everyone must dilate.
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>>35410
I really miss things before the zoomers came. Also I feel that the music produced back in the earlier days of the community were more varied (or perhaps that is just my confirmation bias). Anyway, the only autism you had to deal with back then were the MMDfags, and I'd take them any day over these moral-grandstanding autists.
Nice song and PV by the way. It's very cute.
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>>35411
I don't know. I remember when I'd look up Kaai Yuki stuff years ago seeing significant mention of people (probably underage overweight emo tumblr dykes) trauma-dumping through Kaai Yuki. Fucking "VOCALOID Iceberg EXPLAINED: The FINAL Depth Will SHOCK YOU (KAAI Yuki CUTTING From HEROIN WITHDRAWALS And S*x A**AULT By HER Dad?!)"-tier of its own day. I guess mentally ill people projecting their own invasive thoughts onto others is eternal.
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>>35412
>I don't know. I remember when I'd look up Kaai Yuki stuff years ago seeing significant mention of people (probably underage overweight emo tumblr dykes) trauma-dumping through Kaai Yuki.
As mentally ill as they were, even they did not go on moral-crusades against producers. Usually they would just stick to crying and complaining in comment sections on youtube (of translated videos not uploaded by the original creator), or  write out long winded posts that nobody cared about on their tumblr or livejournal. The zoomers are worse because they can directly interact with the producers on twitter (since twitter is popular with them) and they tend to infiltrate japanese comment sections (because of the popularity of vocaloid + multi-language subs).
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>>35413
>As mentally ill as they were, even they did not go on moral-crusades against producers
You're absolutely right, that is a major difference between then and now. Then, they'd have emo circlejerks in their notes as people drove past and laughed at how embarrassing they all were. Now, it's a sort of loonies running the asylum situation. These bored freaks are trying to live out their twiZted otome fanfics at the expense of others.
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>>35409
This sort of bizarre behavior makes more sense to me after hearing about Ted Kaczynski's theory that leftists are extreme masochists. For example someone tying himself to a tree isn't doing it to save the environment but rather doing it because he sexually gets off to being embarassed and violently responded to for doing so.

Zoomers, or whoever, wanting to censor things like this has nothing to do with any morality but it's because they're all extreme masochists self-flagellating. "Please censor and restrict me more and more because I'm an awful white person and I deserve it and also it's making me cum a little in my pants right now." Similarly with everything else, they can't just walk away and *need* to fuck themselves up as much as possible because to them it's the highest pleasure.

Why have this obsession over a random vocaloid song? Because they needed the creator to make the new version that shits on them, and they needed to restrict their own freedom to watch whatever, because that pressure gives them pain and that pain gives them pleasure.
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>>35415
I don't think the example with the tree flows well into policing other people's intellectual products.  Screeching at an artist online simply doesn't create the same conditions for public humiliation and personal debasement.  Chaining yourself to a tree, doing a hunger strike, holding hands in business lobby sit-in, blocking a public street with a banner in protest, etc. involves clearly making a show of hurting yourself or opening yourself to attack, but groups of people attacking someone's art, etc. online is more like a bunch chicks pecking the one that doesn't fit in until it dies. It's more or less a mixture of virtue signalling/moral grandstanding and bullying.  It's still warped self-promotion, but the implementation is different and focused on being vicious rather than self-harming. In any case, I don't think everything in life can be explained away left/right dichotomies or Freud-tier sexual motivations.
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>>35409
Serves him right, he trusted tiktok.
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>Hollow Knight: Silksong released and it crashed every digital marketplace. 
I MUST CONSUME THE LATEST THING
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>>35418
More like  
> Finally I can consume thing I have waited aeons for. 

This rarely happens with new games unless they are either successfully hyped to high heavens (which is pretty unlikely but still a thing nowadays), or long awaited since they have been announced since a long while. I also bet normalfags are taking a look at cuck/v/ to find out what is good. Silksong fulfills some criteria for a game /v/ likes to talk about.
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HyperBitHero is still around and he hasn't lost his cultured taste.
>>35419
Most of these people are just trendhopping retards who are playing this game because its rumored release became a meme that spilled out of its fandom, it has nothing to do with quality.
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How is ((( Bernie ))) still fucking around, is the left just puppeteering his mummified corpse around?
>>35418
>NEW THING?!
<BUYBUYBUY
>NEW THING?!
<BUYBUYBUY
>NEW THING?1
<BUYBUYBUY
Repeat ad nauseum until the sun explodes.
>>35421
It's crazy how a lot of the more decrepit fuckers are still serving. There's a minimum age to serve in the US government. Maybe there should be a maximum age as well, or at least some competency testing (some elderly people have good genetics and took great care of themselves and are more than others half their age, so it's not necessarily fair to have a strict cut-off perhaps). Another good example would be Mitch McConnell, but at least he and/or his team decided he should step down after having a stroke in public (and I'm not making fun of health problems that elderly face, but many of them make old folks unsuitable to serve in government.
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>>35422
>>35421
Sanders is only 4 years older than Trump. They are both older than my baby boomer parents. People don't just disappear after a certain age. I don't like Bernie's thinking, but judging him based on his age is unreasonable.
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>>35423
You know, if I am lucky I am going to get up there in age myself and be an old fart so I probably shouldn't judge people based on their age, which is something they can't control. I apologize.
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Pompo-san
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>>35423
That's what I'm saying, some people retain their mind well into old age. I had plenty of elderly relatives who were seemingly fully aware of what's going on around them. I think a competency test rather than a maximum set age would be better, but it feels like it may be hard to 
>>35424
Don't worry, it's alright, completely understandable a--*crumbles into a pile of fine dust*
I should stream the new toxic avenger movie
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>>35427
maybe stream the first before or after for comparison, because i'm sure first toxic avenger is better and i haven't seen the second one for obvious raisins.
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>>35428
Hmm, I will think about it, can't make the stream too long either because I need me sum free time.
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Instead of whining about long awaited video game that sell a lot due to multiple factors, let's whine about a long awaited video game in eternal beta. Path of Exile 2 got a the 4th actual campaign chapter and temporary chapter recently. So far its much better than what we got in the last league. How? First of all they streamlined the skills more, added new weapon skills. They also added tons of new support gems that made it finally possible to build things known from 1 and tons more around new mechanics. Number two are definitely the new bosses. They mainly reside the 4th campaign chapter. The ones in the tempt campaign are more or less remixes. 

>>35420
> it has nothing to do with quality
And everything with the expectations the last game had set up 1000 years ago. With that said I point out again that the trend hopping tards probably found out about it on a place like /v/.
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>>35429
then stream first one this week and the remake next? or maybe swap it around so the first can be better appreciated later? idek...
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>>35430
rather play grim dawn hc instead of poe2 and DIEE heh, and i still need to play edf5 with dejiko sometime. maybe some others can join? i can potentially gift the game to ppl when it goes on sale or when i look at a keysite next with a good deal. right now it's fucked on steam at least (full 60usd) if it's a lot cheaper somewhere, i can nab some keys for other people, just don't really know where to look. also you don't have to play with your main steam account if you even have one, you can setup a family share with yourself and share all your games to a new profile. well, maybe we talk about this stuff a bit later. i will try to watch edf sales, but anyone who doesn't own it and plays games on ((( steam ))) should wishlist (obviously 3rd party is generally cheaper to get steam keys though).
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>>35391
Yeah sadly two FLAC files together exceeds the maximum size allowed for the site. You'll have to encode it to MP3 or Opus for that.
>>35392
Konata no!
>>35393
>Which is a shame since they refuse to allow their customers to have access to their entire selection of retro games. What a horrible company.
Absolutely, they are now charging you for basically an online subscription to an emulator. Fucking sad.
>Chino-anon is kino.
He's cool. I like the fact that he mentions Ikatube requires Windows 2000 or later.
>>35395
Thanks for the stories. That SW reply was very funny. Also I slightly disagree with him in regards to the ending for Lost Highway. Mulholland I can understand though. Not really looking forward to the TP finale, sounds like it will suck hard.
>I'm not a big fan of 3D whores, but let's not forget there's a war on hentai and fanservice as well.
The problem is those 3D whores are supporting because they want to get rid of competition, since men prefer 2D over them.
>>35396
I agree or alternatively they could start telling those baka gaijins to fuck off.
>>35398
>>35399
>>35400
>>35402
Sadly Fileditch is the best option for now, because we tried Pixeldrain once for the stream and it didn't work for some anons. Another option is to start considering something like chibisafe instances.
>>35403
>I love the little cat anime, it's very relatable to anyone who ever owned one of those truants.
Kyuruga is one little rascal.
>He seems to really enjoy Gurren Lagann, I forgot how emotionally charged that show actually was.
I don't remember if he was him or another guy but he also liked some recent popular shonen too.
>>35408
>I sometimes use normal jewtube to watch their free movies as they will not play otherwise. 
Is there a way to run it through yt-dlp instead?
>>35411
>>35413
>>35414
Those fucking fags need to seriously be bullied off the internet (and also blame their fucking inept parents for not doing any parenting at all).
>>35415
I don't know, it's more likely that they learned it from Tumblrfags (although considering they are leftists it's probably redundant, but still).
>>35417
I still want Tiktok fags bullied.
>>35421
>is the left just puppeteering his mummified corpse around?
They did that with Biden. He was only there because they were buying time for that sheboon (and she didn't win LOL).
>>35425
That burger is too small for such a big producer like her.
>>35427
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>>35429
>>35431
I'll be honest, the best option for movies is to either start earlier or wait until the titty anime finishes and then use that slot for it.
>>35433
>Is there a way to run it through yt-dlp instead?
I couldn't say, as I don't use it. YouPube's own videos are all set to disallow playback on other sites, so they won't play through invidious. 
>sheboon (and she didn't win LOL).
It amazes me the DNC believed enough people would vote for a woman for her to win.  She lost by a wide margin and I'm surprised you didn't see much public acknowledgment that was a huge part of why.
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>>35434
yt-dlp should work since it threated as a normal request to youtube itself. 

> It amazes me the DNC believed enough people would vote for a woman
It amazes me that the DNC got the galaxy brained idea of running with that woman.
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i want to sex this creature
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Aya Nishitani storytime.

>>35433
>I don't remember if he was him or another guy but he also liked some recent popular shonen too.
You're right, Suzuki did say he enjoyed the Demon Slayer movie:

>>35109
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Meant to send this to you before you disconnected: also not asking for mod or anything just saying I don't mind helping facilitate streams, always want to try to salvage and build the lasting webring culture without a loss of identity.

I don't mind helping you and anyon at all. And don't feel obligated to spend your own time hosting streams, but know you have support from friends. :)
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its klonoa day
or was, rather
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>>35441
Happy Birthday for one of the remaining relevant mascot characters. You know what would be brought up sooner or later. Better rip off the band aid.
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Happy SUNY Sunday, everyone!
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>>35440
I appreciate it but I am afraid there won't be a stream today, I am simply too busy to do so right now. 
Next week.
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Wow. Looks like Suzuki got his wish.
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>>35448
Japan is crazy
>>35448
Isn't this the guy who wants to ((( flood ))) Japan with infinity jeets & niggers? If so, then its good evidence that the country's government isn't entirely under the thumb of the kike mafia.
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>>35434
>>35435
I meant as an option to download it and watch it locally. Also Dreamcast anon is right, it's basically just doing a regular request. Worst case scenario you'll have to use cookies.
>She lost by a wide margin and I'm surprised you didn't see much public acknowledgment that was a huge part of why.
I'm not. Leftists never realize when they fuck up and blame someone or something else.
>>35437
Not bad.
>>35438
Thanks for the stories. Funny seeing Nishitani linking to the Mormon musical (made by the South Park guys).
>You're right, Suzuki did say he enjoyed the Demon Slayer movie
Oh so it was him. I was right then. Thanks for confirming it.
>>35439
Cute Flan as always.
>>35440
That's really appreciative of you, man. I don't know about Dejiko but if I need something from you I'll let you  know.
>>35441
>>35442
WAFOO
>>35443
Sexy.
>>35444
Man I really love Courage. One of the best Cartoon Network shows.
>>35447
That sucks. Hope you take care of yourself. See you next week.
>>35448
LMAO that's amazing.
>>35450
I don't remember if it was him or the one before him (Kishida). In any case not surprised to see this happen, both were really unpopular.
>>35437
I see you are a man of culture.
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>>35448
Good riddance. I hope it happens to more leaders who enable mass migration. 

>>35450
Thanks for ejaculating into this board.
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New video by Gobou.
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>>35453
Certainly I'm not doing so, but I can tell you'd eagerly slobber it right up if I did!  :D
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>>35447
Being busy all the time is draining.  I hope you are doing okay and not getting worn out.
>>35454
The loop is set up so cleanly I didn't notice for a bit.  
>>35448
Huh, he didn't even make it a year. 
>>35451
> download
I had not really wanted to do that, but I'll consider it. 
>Leftists never realize when they fuck up and blame someone or something else.
I didn't just mean from them.  The fact that an appreciable  number of liberal Americans will not vote for a woman is evidently not something Republican strategist, etc. are generally willing to point out either. 
>>35455
>>35450
I know you're just being a nigger, but he was incredibly unpopular and he/his party were probably suffering mostly because of the perception their policies have massively exacerbated inflation.
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>>35456
>but he was incredibly unpopular and he/his party were probably suffering mostly because of the perception their policies have massively exacerbated inflation.
I don't know the first thing about him, just that the Japanese government has begun plans to import infinity poojeets & niggers ((( because the curve must keep going up ))). Simple as.

>I know you're just being a nigger
This is how niggers get treated. You're not planning on stealing bikes are you?
>
>>35450
I don't understand what was so controversial about this post to warrant this reply >>35453
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>>35444
You are not perfect
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>>35451
Hopefully, there's some stuff on the streaming lineup that I really just want to be done with because they've been on for too long, it's not that I dislike them but we do only watch them once a week so it feels like ages.
>>35452
A fellow vintage cute and funny appreciator, I see.
>>35445
Oh, no.
>>35454
Thanks for sharing, fangamer should've paid this guy to make some Yume Nikki merch instead of just recycling sprites from the game.
>>35456
Sometimes you just got no choice, sadly.
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>The controversy arose from a taste-test segment filmed in Turkey, where the video crew—including Egashira served the chips to local participants without disclosing the pork content.
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Do the retards making these seriously believe that any of these other characters are remotely as relevant as Dejiko? She should be at the top
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>>35462
LMAO
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>>35463
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Funny stuff. Evidently there are other flavors and instant ramen too. 
>>35464
It's surprising that stayed up a month so far.
>>35466
 the squid ink and garlic flavored one is instant soba
>>35466
I wonder what Mr. Nissin would think of how is wonderful invention of Ramen is going today?
>>35468
>his*
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This actually looks quite good, I would like to try them.
>>35468
Momofuku Ando would be utterly pleased with this not phoned in and very natural sidequest from FFXV
>>35470
>This actually looks quite good, I would like to try them.
>>35466

>It's surprising that stayed up a month so far.
I have no idea how and I found another one too
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>>35468
I bet he never though a shirtless man with taped nipples would be on their products.
>>35470
lol
 >>35471
Yeah, the squid ink and garlic soba sounds particularly interesting to me.  I like instant noodles in general but most of the stores around where I live have dropped a lot of Japanese ones to give shelf space to ramyun. They are okay I guess, but I don't like them as much broadly speaking. 
 >I found another one too
The inconsistency of their ability to automatically flag content is laughable.
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>>35470
>>35472
Kek'd
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>>35424
>if I am lucky I am going to get up there in age myself and be an old fart so I probably shouldn't judge people based on their age
SHE WAS ONLY 2,999 YEARS AND 364.99 DAYS OLD YOU ANIMAL!
>>35456
>The loop is set up so cleanly I didn't notice for a bit.  
Some of his videos are loopable. I think the last one before this was also it.
>I had not really wanted to do that, but I'll consider it. 
I was mostly saying it as a way to watch it without dealing with the terrible site design (and it also counts as having an archive of it just in case).
>The fact that an appreciable  number of liberal Americans will not vote for a woman is evidently not something Republican strategist, etc. are generally willing to point out either. 
I'm aware, but they are incapable of acknowledging it.
>>35460
That first pic is supreme cunny.
>fangamer should've paid this guy to make some Yume Nikki merch instead of just recycling sprites from the game.
I don't know if he'd be fine with it. He seems to mostly do it out of appreciation for the original game.
>>35461
Look at those two semen demons.
>>35462
LOL
>>35463
I would say move Dejiko to first place, then put Vita and the K-On teacher. After that leave it as is.
>>35464
That's so fucking funny.
>>35466
>It's surprising that stayed up a month so far.
There's the fact that this video is still in there despite the fact it's edited to show vaginas. That's what happens when you let a machine do the moderation for you.
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Alton Brown switched  from gas to induction. That's not that interesting. That you can find out easily if your pan even works on induction stoves with a magnet actually is. 

>>35458
Some people just can't help themselves to bring up ((( them™ ))) whenever there is an opportunity. Sometimes its like sonic autism. 

>>35462
This reminds me of a story about a Turk in Germany who got a liking to bread rolls until he found out that lard was one of the ingredients. He was very upset about it. It was probably in the dough to for assuring a crispier crust.
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Goddamn it, Beavs! Can't people not condemn Metal Slug to continuation as mobile slop? And why are there no decent pictures of Donald fucking Morden?
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>>35476
>induction
Shame it hasn't really caught on well yet.  It's a huge improvement over normal electric heating.  A lot of people are attached to aluminum pans and the cancerous nonstick garbage that normally lines them though. 
>>35477
>this video
April 19th, impressive.
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>>35478
>this video
>April 19th, impressive.
for >>35475
>>35476
>Some people just can't help themselves to bring up (((  them™  ))) whenever there is an opportunity. Sometimes its like sonic autism. 
So, kind of like the villagers shouldn't know about a Bengal tiger in the area that's been killing livestock -- and is a known maneater?
>REEEE!! DON'T KEEP TALKING ABOUT THE TIGERS, GOY!!

I'm far more-weary of kikes and their evils than I believe you are -- but you may just understand if you ever have family some day, friend.
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>>35480
See? Shit like this is the reason why people talking about the Jews are dismissed as cranks. It also turned out recently, that a lot is connect to brownoids and their learned helplessness. Thankfully this will be over very soon.
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You can't make this shit up
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>>35481
If y'all both could stop that would be nice.  
>>35480
The most Jewish thing they deal with is probably American businesses.  Japan is upwards of 98% ethnically Japaneses and the majority of the non-nips are Chinese or Koreans.  Any talk of them bring in more immigrants would only be to reinforce critical workforces, healthcare etc., because their own populace has refused to fuck each other for decades.  For the most part, they don't like foreigners. Their sharply falling population has high potential to cause financial and government degradation if they do not stabilize things.  This is why they have all the pro-natal and pro-family propaganda. In any case, they are not going to bring in Indians or anybody from Africa in mass.  If they let more people in, it would almost certainly be more Koreans or Chinese and probably mostly as resident workers and not citizens. 
>>35482
What's the greater context of the story? 
>surveillance
Creepy as always. 
>a visual counterpoint to statistics
People don't generally believe in facts and would rather dwell on every anecdote they happen upon.  Perception is dramatically more relevant than reality. Up until the covid shitfest and all the free time/unemployment, crime had been consistently falling in America since the 70s.  People are constantly looking for something to be afraid of and are always convinced someone is out to get them.  Comically people typically ignore widespread problems like people dying from being fat or having endless data collected about them and passed to advertisers and the government.
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>the drive through attendant when you order a meal but don't want the sides
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>>35484
Why would you order the meal then?
>>35484
Just get the burger or whatever alone then?
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This artwork was used for an official Donkey Kong Country jigsaw. Also Tomy and the Pokémon Company have announced a Pokéball shaped Tamagotchi of some kind.

http://archive.today/2025.09.09-081403/https://mynintendonews.com/2025/09/06/the-pokemon-company-and-takara-tomy-have-announced-poke-nade/


So much for Yahtzee's whining about another Mario and another Zelda on every goddamn Nintendo machine. Turns out designers at big N are doing the gameplay first and then give it a Nintendo character wrapping.

> Kyoto-based Nintendo treats that entire market with a big shrug of indifference. Its designers care primarily about the gameplay, old-fashioned as they are. If they can build a new game or mode and make it fit with existing characters in their portfolio, they do. It’s only when they can’t readily do so that they invent new characters and lore.

> One good example is Splatoon, which launched in 2015 and has since grown into a hugely popular series. The third-person shooter game initially featured various familiar characters while in development, but after several iterations Nintendo settled on squid-like creatures called Inklings. Its developers once said those characters were the best way to communicate the concept and gameplay without having to add lengthy explanations.

https://archive.ph/2025.09.05-132530/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-09-05/nintendo-invents-new-ways-to-have-fun-with-old-characters

Did you know that California is number in mass layoffs in vidya?

> The video game industry has always been volatile, but the latest wave of layoffs has revealed just how much one state dominates the downturn. According to new reporting, more than 50% of all job cuts in the global gaming industry layoffs have taken place in California.

Over hiring during the China's little biotech adventure, bloated budgets that necessitates making all the money and unionization didn't help it. There is even the argument, that the layoffs are long overdue backlash against activist disguised as gamedevs. 

> Where gamers split is in how to interpret the trend. Some see it as an unfortunate but necessary correction in an overheated market. Others, like Vara Dark, argue it’s a long-overdue backlash against an activist-driven culture that ignored the players it was supposed to serve.

> Either way, one thing is clear: California’s dominance of the games industry no longer looks like a strength.

https://archive.ph/2025.09.08-192538/https://thatparkplace.com/california-accounts-for-half-of-gaming-layoffs-is-video-game-industry-purging-itself-of-activist-devs/


>>35483
Boom, done. The point is made already anyway.

> People don't generally believe in facts and would rather dwell on every anecdote they happen upon.

The "facts" are getting cooked all the time. All in service of preventing a race war instead of admitting that antiracism as it is now was an utter failure. 

>>35482
Oh, its an article about public transport stabbing that brought race back on television, isn't it? That thing has been going around for days and people are screaming at each other about niggers on ex dot com since the surveillance footage went viral.
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Sup bakas. Happy 9/9.
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Yesterday was AIR's 25th anniversary.
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Aya Nishitani storytime.

I've noticed DeepL is getting increasingly more popup bullshit as of late.
I won't be surprised if it gets paywalled soon.
Of course I can't be completely sure, but if it does end up happening, don't say you weren't warned. The writing is on the walls.
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>>35490
You mean like ads for their other services? They already have a paid service that let you send endless requests over their API. Don't tell me translators jumped ship, because they found out it became dumber and dumber. 

>>35488
Happy 9/9 for the strongest baka.
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>>35488
Happy 9/9.
>>35490
Thanks for the storytime.  
>>35487
>Pokéball shaped Tamagotchi
I'm surprised something like that would still be marketable. I thought they had mostly died off.   
>California is number in mass layoffs in vidya
Good, big studios have cranked out disappointing garbage for years.  Spending more and more money on a shitty games should bite them in the ass. 
>stabbing
Ah, I should have realized what it was talking about.  I forgot that happened in Charlotte and failed to connect the dots in my mind.  Fuck Brown, he is an absolute piece of shit and it's a shame he wasn't imprisoned/dead and a shame they won't kill him now.  Repeat offenders and criminals in general need to be dealt with much more harshly and ignoring violent schizophrenics roaming free to protect their "rights" is ridiculous.  I would say statistics though very much so support the idea black men are dangerous.  You have ~ 7% of the population committing roughly half of the total violent crime.  I think people being afraid of something like this happening to them specifically are misguided, but I don't live in an urban shit hole, so maybe I just can't relate.
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>>35492
forgot flag
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>>35488
And it falls right on CUNY Tuesday, conveniently enough.
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>>35478
>April 19th, impressive.
Indeed.
>>35482
Fucking ((( mainstream media ))).
>>35487
>This artwork was used for an official Donkey Kong Country jigsaw.
I thought it was a 3D render at first but it's not. Not bad though.
>Did you know that California is number in mass layoffs in vidya?
Good, it should continue happening more.
>>35490
Thanks for the stories. Kichijoji was really a foundational point for SMT huh.
>>35490
>>35491
>I've noticed DeepL is getting increasingly more popup bullshit as of late. I won't be surprised if it gets paywalled soon.
>You mean like ads for their other services? They already have a paid service that let you send endless requests over their API. Don't tell me translators jumped ship, because they found out it became dumber and dumber. 
If you check their site it's obvious they are starting to bank more on AI shit. They are going to still have translation stuff but they are really trying to pair with AI. Just take a look for yourself.
>>35492
>I'm surprised something like that would still be marketable. I thought they had mostly died off.
Probably using nostalgia as marketing.
>>35488
>>35491
>>35494
Happy ice CUNY Tuesday.
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>>35495
> If you check their site it's obvious they are starting to bank more on AI shit.

Of course they do. They are a AI company. I have pointed out somewhere else that the deepl is getting dumber and dumber.
>>35488
happy 9/9
>>35495
very nice fairy art
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Kazunari Suzuki storytime.

(For context, just in case you weren't aware: Giten Megami Tensei is a PC-exclusive game Suzuki directed back in the 1990s.)
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Good Evening, I hate women
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I am angry, angry about Star Wars Empire at War and how I accidentally deleted a single file that would tell Steam that the game is installed, unbeknownst to me, I did not have to delete any files and merely click install for re-verification. Now I lost several gb worth of mods. Aren't computers great?
>>35487
That's some sick Donkey Kong artwork, I would like to have a print of that.
Oh hai doggy
>>35490
One is left to wonder as to how these Mormon missionaries reacted to his description of Megami Tensei exactly.
>>35475
>I don't know if he'd be fine with it. He seems to mostly do it out of appreciation for the original game.
Nothing wrong with making money doing what you love. Besides it's not like Kikiyama gives a shit about his own creation beyond licensing it for dodgy remakes and half-assed merchandise. 
>>35498
Japan's weak leadership has enabled this sort of Chinese propaganda to go unchecked for far too long.
Also yes, Del Toro should lay off the fatty foods.
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>>35496
>pic
Kek'd. Pretty reasonable analogy for the layman. But people 'wanna habeeb' so badly that it can be hard to convince even highly-intelligent, technically-competent anons that these LLMs are not alive.
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You'll get a serious kick out of this outrageous illustration that only the most cow-versed of anons can comprehend.
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>>35502
It's honestly kind of scary how discourse on normie social media has devolved to the point that people are just prompting AI to say something that agrees with them, and then taking a screenshot of the AI's response as definitive proof that they are correct. I knew normalfags and boomers would suffer the most from the AI outbreak but the first time someone replied to me with a screenshot of something an AI said and an arrogant caption genuinely caught me off guard, and I wasn't even sure where to begin breaking down how retarded they were. I opted to ignore them and move on, but that still sticks with me.

Tangentially, I hate that there's nowhere to discuss Sport that isn't normie social media.
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>>35500
>I took my pipe out of my pocket and put this feather down the stem and worked it in a way I've never worked a pipe cleaner before. When it was filthy I pulled it out and said, "You know, we didn't get these in the trenches", and handed it back to her.
lol
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>>35502
Of course they aren't. Computers lack a presuppositions for sapience (which is what is usually meant by intelligence).

Also whenever there is a breakthrough, the tech stumbles on an obstacle that isn't easy for machines to overcome if not impossible. A classic among the things computers can't do is recognizing themselves if they are detected by themselves. This is known as the halting problem.
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>>35489
I missed baka day and AIR's anniversary :(
>>35487
Cute art. Reminds me of simpler times.
>>35496
The issue with this comic is that it doesn't address the fact that things were already bad before A.I. A.I is just icing on the cake.
>>35500
<It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers−out of unorthodoxy.
>>35504
>It's honestly kind of scary how discourse on normie social media has devolved to the point that people are just prompting AI to say something that agrees with them, and then taking a screenshot of the AI's response as definitive proof that they are correct
They've always did things like this pre-internet. It's the trend of fallacious ignorance
>This person has more likes, that means their opinion must be correct! (i.e RATIO'd XDDDdddd)
>This person is a 'smart' person! That means they must be correct!
>This person has more popularity/relevance than you! That means they must be correct!
>The title of this study published in a medical journal agrees with me, so my opinion must be correct!
And so on, and so on. Of course, A.I makes things much, much worse, but discourse has been this way for a very long time.
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Going back to respond to posts I've missed.
>>35414
>These bored freaks are trying to live out their twiZted otome fanfics at the expense of others.
I feel like all this originated from the universities. The fujoshits grew up and went to college and it went down-hill from there.
>>35415
To think that all of this could be some bizarre sexual fetish is very uncanny to me. And I thought I was somewhat of a pervert.
>>35417
That's a nice picture of Dr. Willy. Thanks for sharing.
>>35433
>pic
I can't believe our konata-chan turned into your average everyday OL!
>Ikatube requires Windows 2000 or later.
>Windows 2000
kino yet again.
>Those fucking fags need to seriously be bullied off the internet (and also blame their fucking inept parents for not doing any parenting at all).
It's not only the parents but the schools as well. 
>>35441
>>35451
Klonoa is my favorite Sonic character.
I love reading mode so much. It's one of things I appreciate most in browsers. Rids of all the bloat so I can focus on what's more important. Now if there were only a way to enable a full-screen effect without having to maximize the window.
>>35507
>pre-internet
I meant to say pre-AI domination even though this holds true as well, but I digress.
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>Dragon Ball and more pulled from shelves amid Texas censorship bill
https://nichegamer.com/dragon-ball-and-more-pulled-from-shelves-amid-texas-censorship-bill/
(Clickbait headline, it's a single comic book store doing it out of their own volition, gee who could've guessed)
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>>35505
lol
>>35505
Lel'd

>>35506
>A classic among the things computers can't do is recognizing themselves if they are detected by themselves.
>This is known as the halting problem.
Anon, I...
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Oh great. Now retards are reaching for Silk Song like a monkey reaches for a Banana. This happens to anything that is currently popular  nowadays.

>>35513
Where's the issue with my statement? The halting machine can't check whether itself would halt or not. Computer programs can't recognize themselves and the halting problem has been used by people as an example to argue that even the illusion of this is impossible for years. I am certain there are better examples than the halting problem.
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>>35511
Sensationalist reactionary headlines... how unoriginal.
>>35514
>Oh great. Now retards are reaching for Silk Song like a monkey reaches for a Banana. This happens to anything that is currently popular  nowadays.
Fortunately for you, the hype for current thing will die down in a month or two.
>pic
:OOOOOO
>>35514
Hollow Knight was good, probably the few video games I enjoyed these last years and I'm not a big video game player.
So yes, I'll reach for Silk Song like a fucking retard. I just forget the game was finally released some days ago so I didn't buy it now.
Things that are "popular" are not always bad.
I don't know I didn't play it yet so maybe Silk Song is bad.
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>>35516
Unspoiler the comic. People wanting to play ain't the problem. Its the projection.

> Things that are "popular" are not always bad.
But bad things happen to them for some reason. And no, it isn't bad. It looks good and people are enjoying it. Hardly seen any complaints. Just retardation.
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>>35496
>Of course they do. They are a AI company. I have pointed out somewhere else that the deepl is getting dumber and dumber.
Well yes it's more blatant now. I don't remember it being this bad before.
>>35497
Thanks. Also I saw the spoilered ones and those are not allowed on the board, please read the rules next time.
>>35498
Thanks for the stories. I fucking hate the fact that chinks have that much of a grasp on Japan too.
Out of curiosity I checked the picture that appears to the right of the Giten boxes. It's related to that fucking streamer game, which sucks because I thought it was something else from the looks of the cover.
Hopefully he enjoys Del Toro's Frankenstein too (and yes, he should lose some weight).
>>35501
>Nothing wrong with making money doing what you love. Besides it's not like Kikiyama gives a shit about his own creation beyond licensing it for dodgy remakes and half-assed merchandise. 
I'm just guessing that Gobou is doing these fan animations under the guidelines of not making any profit from it, and that he's fine with it that way.
>>35503
This one is better :^)
>>35508
>To think that all of this could be some bizarre sexual fetish is very uncanny to me. And I thought I was somewhat of a pervert.
The difference is that your fetishes are not socially acceptable.
>I can't believe our konata-chan turned into your average everyday OL!
There was some official art of Konata as one and I think that's what this artist got the idea from.
>It's not only the parents but the schools as well. 
I'm aware but parents have the most impact on them.
>>35509
>I love reading mode so much. It's one of things I appreciate most in browsers. Rids of all the bloat so I can focus on what's more important. I should consider using that more.
>>35511Here's an archive since it's a clickbait site.
>>35515
>Sensationalist reactionary headlines... how unoriginal.
That's just how that site (or other places like fucking Sankaku) do this. Shit like this is why I always prefer anons to link archives when necessary.
Also if you're going to post cancer like soyjaks at least have the decency to spoiler it.
>>35517
Cute Cheburashka. That filename though, LMAO
>>35518
>But bad things happen to them for some reason. And no, it isn't bad. It looks good and people are enjoying it. Hardly seen any complaints. Just retardation.
That's just how it is when things get popular, there's always going to be retards who try to ruin the fun by using whatever reason they can.
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>>35519
>Also if you're going to post cancer like soyjaks at least have the decency to spoiler it.
My mistake. As much as they are despised... they do really fit these people to the t, don't they? Same expressions and everything. Well, they are traced off of their faces, after all.
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charlie kirk just got shot in the neck and based on the videos of it, i don't think he survived
>>35521
He has sadly passed away
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>>35521
>>35522
Literally who? If he's bussin, then the Mossad was involved fr no cap. Probably out of the country by now.
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>>35523
He was a leading conservative activist who had been drawing huge crowds, as well as a young father, aged only 31.
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Kazunari Suzuki storytime.

>>35515
Man, it's crazy how video game fanbases these days get invaded by deranged left-wing fags. This is especially evident with JRPGs, including MegaTen.

Funny enough, Suzuki himself said he used to be left-leaning in his younger days. But I'm sure he was nowhere near that pozzed.
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>>35523
< Literally who?
Under what rock have you been living? Thankfully Dejiko has been nice enough to explain to you who Charlie Kirk was. Also the perp was a American leftist. 

>>35519
Ironically Nichegamer surfed on the gamergate wave. The articles that aren't about culture war bullshit are usually decent.
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It is impossible to coexist with leftists, the only language that they speak is that of violence. What a sick world.
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I should've replied earlier to some people replying to me but I am a very lazy guy.
>>35507
Orwell would be horrified.
>>35508
Cute art, although a few days late to Klonoa day lol. That is the character from Klonoa 2? I never played that one.
>That's a nice picture of Dr. Willy. Thanks for sharing.
I don't even remember how I found that one.
>>35509
>I love reading mode so much. It's one of things I appreciate most in browsers. Rids of all the bloat so I can focus on what's more important. Now if there were only a way to enable a full-screen effect without having to maximize the window.
I don't think I ever use that, it used to piss me off on my older laptop whenever I accidentally clicked it because my browser would unload the regular page whenever it opened.
>>35515
That's most of Niche Gamer for you.
>>35519
I do like this one you posted quite a bit more
>I'm just guessing that Gobou is doing these fan animations under the guidelines of not making any profit from it, and that he's fine with it that way.
Of course, not everything has to be for profit.
>Cute Cheburashka. That filename though, LMAO
I was just testing out some brushes that I never use and thought about posting the doodle that resulted from it, the filename is a mystery.
>>35525
>Tove Jansson
Oh wew
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I got some free time and instead of doing anything, I Just went to take a nap. Woke up late, feel like shit.
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Feels like this board isn't even active when I am around to post.
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>>35524
That's awful, geez. His poor wife and kids.
>>35525
>Funny enough, Suzuki himself said he used to be left-leaning in his younger days. But I'm sure he was nowhere near that pozzed.
Lots of people were interestingly enough. That's why older people tend to be more conservative, even with leftists.
>>35528
>Orwell would be horrified.
Everyday I realize more and more that a lot of people, especially women are purely performative creatures who are great for using as tools for an agenda. At the end of the article you shared from wikipedia, it even acknowledged that.
>>35530
Hello, old friend. I'm here for you to relieve yourself.
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>>35531
>That's awful, geez. His poor wife and kids.
The story is blowing up and lots of leftists are celebrating it, which is quite disgusting.
>Everyday I realize more and more that a lot of people, especially women are purely performative creatures who are great for using as tools for an agenda. At the end of the article you shared from wikipedia, it even acknowledged that.
They are emotion driven and extremely manipulable.
>Hello, old friend. I'm here for you to relieve yourself.
Hello, anonymous. What the fuck
>>35532
I saw a Konami artist on Twitter today (Shuzilow.ha) being openly racist and referring to blacks as animals, it was pretty surprising, I didn't think that this sort of fatigue would reach Japan as well.
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Ape Escape composer Soichi Terada is still making music, I am not really into the genre he is known for (House music) but it makes for some good background noise at least.
I've been searching forever for this bookmark I had. It linked to this Japanese site that had information on retro PC games and files for the music as well for some of the games.
>>35533
>Hello, anonymous. What the fuck
My flirtatious ways incites a reaction yet again. I'm totally irresistible. 
>They are emotion driven and extremely manipulable.
Even when it hurts them in the end. Biggest eye-opener this year has been seeing videos of women complaining about how dangerous it is, and asking why men aren't protecting them. How is it possible to be this daft?
>The story is blowing up and lots of leftists are celebrating it, which is quite disgusting.
That's normal for them. But this is what happens when you think they are playing on the same leveling-field as you. They aren't, they never did.
>I saw a Konami artist on Twitter today (Shuzilow.ha) being openly racist and referring to blacks as animals, it was pretty surprising, I didn't think that this sort of fatigue would reach Japan as well.
That is interesting for sure. Nips generally keep their racism to themselves but I guess they are really tired of everything that's been happening. Everyone is.
>>35534
This sounds really nice. I used to love listening to house music. There was this touhou doujin circle who made that their specialty, and it was always really good. I think the reuploads of their videos got taken off of youtube unfortunately but I'd have to check again.
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These people make beautiful, non-click bait videos. They are wonderful. A rare-gem of pure knowledge and beautiful graphics in a lovingly made presentation. I wish they had subtitles in more languages though, but I'll bare with it.

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/B2482h_TNwg
>>35536
Sorry, I tried to embedded this.

The video is from Branch Education. It's about Photo-lithographic technology.
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>>35535
>I've been searching forever for this bookmark I had. It linked to this Japanese site that had information on retro PC games and files for the music as well for some of the games.
Can you remember any keywords?
Also you once told me to let you know about any ancient painting software and I found another one recently which I mentioned here >>35347 and I have not tried it with Lutris yet but it should technically work with Windows using this https://github.com/otya128/winevdm
for those who have tablets with no Linux driver support.
>My flirtatious ways incites a reaction yet again. I'm totally irresistible. 
Yes officer, this man right here.
>Even when it hurts them in the end. Biggest eye-opener this year has been seeing videos of women complaining about how dangerous it is, and asking why men aren't protecting them. How is it possible to be this daft?
There was that female to male tranny who made a video lamenting how hard it is to live as a man and her conclusion was that women were the most affected.
>That's normal for them. But this is what happens when you think they are playing on the same leveling-field as you. They aren't, they never did.
Only a fool would believe that they are playing by the same rules.
>That is interesting for sure. Nips generally keep their racism to themselves but I guess they are really tired of everything that's been happening. Everyone is.
It probably doesn't help that their government plans on flooding their country even further with more migrants from unsavory nations.
>This sounds really nice. I used to love listening to house music. There was this touhou doujin circle who made that their specialty, and it was always really good. I think the reuploads of their videos got taken off of youtube unfortunately but I'd have to check again.
My only interaction with this music has been playing older videogames from periods when it was more prevalent in media. I believe Ridge Racer, Ape Escape and Gran Turismo all used to have this sort of music. I would like to listen to this Touhou arrangement circle you mentioned some time.
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>>35537
The editing style resembles that of Matt Rittman's gun videos except far more daunting, I will give this video a watch because it seems interesting but I can't guarantee you that I'll understand much of what's being said here.
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>>35538
>Can you remember any keywords?
I cannot unfortunately. I think I have another archive of old bookmarks on my old hard drive. I'll check there and see.
>There was that female to male tranny who made a video lamenting how hard it is to live as a man and her conclusion was that women were the most affected.
Anything and everything that happens leads to women being most affected, don't you know?
>It probably doesn't help that their government plans on flooding their country even further with more migrants from unsavory nations.
When did flooding in immigrants become an answer to fixing problems? I'm genuinely curious.
>I would like to listen to this Touhou arrangement circle you mentioned some time.
I'll try and find it and post it here later today.
>I will give this video a watch because it seems interesting but I can't guarantee you that I'll understand much of what's being said here.
If it bores you don't force yourself, but the narrator explains things pretty well. I only made that spoiler because I have to look up some words sometimes because I'm unfamiliar with it in English.
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I found a little known mini-series with lots of cute character designs which I intend on streaming but it'll have to wait. Won't say what it is because last time someone watched all of Komugi before I even played more than one episode which kind of beats the point of streaming things.
>>35539
>I cannot unfortunately. I think I have another archive of old bookmarks on my old hard drive. I'll check there and see.
Alright
>Anything and everything that happens leads to women being most affected, don't you know?
<DEADLY DISEASE ONLY TARGETS MEN, WOMEN MOST AFFECTED
>When did flooding in immigrants become an answer to fixing problems? I'm genuinely curious.
I have no idea but I am sure the answer lies somewhere...else
>I'll try and find it and post it here later today.
Nice
>If it bores you don't force yourself, but the narrator explains things pretty well. I only made that spoiler because I have to look up some words sometimes because I'm unfamiliar with it in English.
I watched up to the point where they talked about hundreds of individually controlled mirrors so about halfway through, I will give them props for simplifying a lot of the more complex concepts.
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>>35540
>last time someone watched all of Komugi before I even played more than one episode
I wonder who you might be referring to. I hope that's not why you stopped playing Komugi. I just thought you weren't going to play any more episodes, that's why I watched the rest by myself.
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>>35528
>Orwell would be horrified.
"literally 1984" gets memed on a lot, but our reality mirrors the reality of that book more and more by the year. If we're lucky our soundtrack will be as good as that of the movie.
>>35529
I finished my night shift and was supposed to wake up early so that I can get an early night tonight, but I slept in past my alarm, so I missed out on all of today, and tomorrow morning will be difficult. Also feeling like shit, I'm right there with you bud.
>>35536
I can't put my finger on it, but the presentation makes me feel anxious. I wish it didn't because that's exactly the sort of thing I like putting on while I fall asleep. I love the How It's Made compilations for that purpose.
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>>35520
>spoiler
I know but I still despise those things so much. It's bad enough that these are on most of the Internet that it annoyed me seeing those here too.
>>35521
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>>35526
That's really terrible. May he rest in peace.
>>35527
These people also cheered when the firefighter who took Trump's bullet died too. Honestly they deserve everything bad coming to them.
>>35525
Thanks for the stories.
>Man, it's crazy how video game fanbases these days get invaded by deranged left-wing fags. This is especially evident with JRPGs, including MegaTen.
It has been like that for years. Communists are really good at infiltration.
>Funny enough, Suzuki himself said he used to be left-leaning in his younger days. But I'm sure he was nowhere near that pozzed.
Probably so. I wonder what would he think of the whole situation with violent videogames in America.
>>35526
>Ironically Nichegamer surfed on the gamergate wave. The articles that aren't about culture war bullshit are usually decent.
I'll take your word for it, I just wish they didn't do this stupid clickbait bullshit.
>>35528
>I do like this one you posted quite a bit more
Monstergirls really make everything better.
>I was just testing out some brushes that I never use and thought about posting the doodle that resulted from it
That's cool, I like the brushes you used for it.
>>35530
It's just issues with timezones and IRL shit. At the very least there's going to be some discussion, even if it's not happening all the time.
>>35533
>I saw a Konami artist on Twitter today (Shuzilow.ha) being openly racist and referring to blacks as animals, it was pretty surprising, I didn't think that this sort of fatigue would reach Japan as well.
I mean, it happened when that retarded nigger went around Japan and started acting like a chimp to people in there. When it started spreading around some people went up to him and punched him, and he even got arrested and kicked out from the country (but sadly I don't think he got deported and blacklisted).
Also cute ojousama, thanks for letting her stare at me.
>>35534
Very cool music.
>>35535
>Even when it hurts them in the end. Biggest eye-opener this year has been seeing videos of women complaining about how dangerous it is, and asking why men aren't protecting them. How is it possible to be this daft?
Women lack self-reflection. Honestly if they hate men so much they should go and leave to somewhere else.
>There was this touhou doujin circle who made that their specialty, and it was always really good. I think the reuploads of their videos got taken off of youtube unfortunately but I'd have to check again.
Is it the one that has a series of albums called House Sets of something?
>>35536
>>35537
Sounds very nice.
>>35538
>ancient painting software
Honestly I want to put it through a Windows 2000 virtual machine just to see if it works and also test if Ikatube works there too.
>>35539
>Anything and everything that happens leads to women being most affected, don't you know?
I think so too, that's why the 19th Ammendment should be appealed.
>When did flooding in immigrants become an answer to fixing problems? I'm genuinely curious.
Ask the kikes.
>>35540
>I found a little known mini-series with lots of cute character designs which I intend on streaming but it'll have to wait
Sweet. It's not Chiikawa, is it?
>Won't say what it is because last time someone watched all of Komugi before I even played more than one episode which kind of beats the point of streaming things.
Is that why you didn't continue with Komugi-chan? I thought it was because you decided to go with Harlock.
>>35542
Happy MegaTen day. I wonder if Nishitani said about it today too.
>>35543
We'll see what happens. Once again Dejiko is the one with the final word on what we watch and worst comes to worst I'll just have to watch it by myself. Honestly a better show than Poopootan by a mile.
>>35544
>I love the How It's Made compilations for that purpose.
That one is nice too.
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> I just wish they didn't do this stupid clickbait bullshit
Welcome to the culture war grift. I think Its only like one of the bloggers too. There was a blog called one angry gamer that went too shit after gamergate petered out. It was even worse sometimes. 

> Ask the kikes
No need to ask them. Its a cheap work scheme pushed by asset holders provoked by the welfare. Note the midwit journo sperging about conspiracy theories. My reply to this: No its not you dumb broad. Its literally how richfags circumventing all the costs pushed on them through the welfare state. As you can conclude from the video, mass migration started out as a elite criminality problem. 

Another aspect in some fields is companies trying to have bigger pool to recruit from which has now backfired. 

>>35536
This video is awesome. Already subscribed to the channel.
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>>35536
That was fascinating. It's incredible wafers can be maneuvered with enough mechanical precision for alignment between layers. I assume near-perfect accuracy is impossible, thus the transition from finer to larger details in subsequent etches.
>>35546
His point is more about forcing inflation to increase asset value for the ultra-rich though isn't it? 
>born illiterate
lel
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>>35517
Милый Чебурашка.
>>35534
That's not bad at all. Thanks.
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>>35548
wow the Cyrillic text looks odd
>>35547
And also outsourcing (or mass migration. Doesn't matter as long labor is cheap). His point it is they are doing both at the same time, because they get fleeced by the welfare state.
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>>35550
Outsourcing labor I understand, but bringing in more citizens would expand the welfare state though would it not?
>Immediately after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, sick posts from school teachers celebrating his death were posted online.
This is sickening
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This looks cool. Like Chao Garden combined with racing.
>>35530
I've been sleeping most of the week away. When break ended, I got a lot more free time again and have been spending it progrssively more poorly.
>>35532
Always hoping for a sudden, strong shift in attitude in the West. Not particularly hopeful, though.
>>35545
>>35552
>These people also cheered when the firefighter who took Trump's bullet died too
>Immediately after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, sick posts from school teachers celebrating his death were posted online
They're mentally ill, all of them. Didn't like Charlie Kirk at all, but I hate the worthless trash celebrating his death more. If it wasn't clear leftists can't be reasoned with before, it should be now. Also a bit disgusted with other right commentators using his death to push their own agendas. There is a bunch of conspiracy shit that makes the topic more confusing and unpleasant, too, like the footage being AI generated.
>>35553
I don't think I care if you didn't like him anon.
Don't virtue signal, that's what I am trying to say.
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>>35552
That dumb teacher cunt stating "...things might need to get ugly, maybe get violent."
is a great example of the disconnect from reality the vast majority of libshites live in daily. If things actually did turn into a civil war, almost all of them wouldn't last more than a few days. And certainly their females wouldn't.

Delusion is a helluva drug.
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>>35556
Liberal women are completely detached from reality. Their stupidity is absolutely astounding, it never ceases to amaze me, they are the first to rally for shitskin migrants and then in turn are their first victims when one of them decides to go on a stabbing rampage.
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>>35557
They are children in general. When you leave a child unchecked, it falls into all sorts of evils. ''And when you State-sanction any actions to reign that evil in...it quickly becomes mountainous, and here we are today. Simple as.
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>>35558
Certainly, allowing people with the emotional development of children to vote was a huge mistake and it only got worse from there.
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>>35555
Wasn't what I was trying to do, but alright man. Have a good night.
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>>35560
A guy who stood and advocated for traditional values just got murdered because of it, I think you can spare prefacing your post with how he wasn't enough of a bad goy for you. Feel free to disagree with me, or don't. I don't care enough either way. Have a good night.
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>>35561
Big sea of options between explicit, outspoken supporter of Israel and spaghetti-spilling obese 4pol nazi/groyper.
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>>35562
Maybe you should go celebrate his murder on Bluesky
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Further division is about the last thing that our side needs about now, is what I would say but I genuinely don't know what side you are on.
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>>35563
If you really think that's what my first post on the subject was remotely conveying, I don't know what to tell you. Goes to show how unpleasant it is to discuss at all, though.
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>>35565
I understand the intent behind your initial post; my comment was directed specifically at the opening statement, not the subsequent statement from said post. Certainly not a topic I enjoy discussing, either, gets me a bit agitated. Would like to extend an apology, if you are willing to accept it.
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>>35559
This. AFAICT, hundreds of empires have fallen during human history. The most-common characteristic between them all (again, AFAICT) is the rise of what we call today feminism (ie, stronk independynts), and effeminism (ie, faggots, troons, XZY++, etc.)

Unfortunately, we ourselves in the west seem to be in an advanced stage of this disease-state b/c ((( reasons ))).
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>>35567
During the later days of the Roman republic women were allowed to initiate divorce, own property and run businesses, these were big contributing factors to its collapse since they created a new class of "elite" foids. Absolutely agreed, history is just repeating itself at this point and has done so many times, maybe it isn't too late this time around but what the fuck do I know, ((( they ))) are trying their hardest to ruin whatever remains.
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>>35568
>maybe it isn't too late this time around
Only by God's help. IMHO, that cunt was right: it's going to be very messy.

>>35569
Intredasting. Any idea how much time elapsed between photos?
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>>35570
>Only by God's help. IMHO, that cunt was right: it's going to be very messy.
I fear it's only the beginning.
>intredasting. Any idea how much time elapsed between photos?
I would say that only some hours elapsed between both pictures, this flood happened yesterday and seemingly extended well into today.
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>Oney had a tranny on his show
Never unsubscribed faster.
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>>35571
>I fear it's only the beginning.
Seemingly.

>extended well into today.
Typhoon?

Good night, /digi/ .
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>>35573
>Typhoon?
I believe it was just very strong rain, good night anon.
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>>35576
>This board serves is an eternal reminder
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>>35546
>muh conspiracy theory
God these people are so unbearably annoying. Her dismissive, passive-aggressive smug attitude is also unbearable. So disrespectful man. Thanks for the video dreamcast anon.
>>35552
These people were always like this. They want their opposition killed. There is no open dialogue, no talking with these radicalized, severely mentally ill, psychopaths. It's sad to see but it's not surprising. It's just that more need to understand that there is no middle ground with these people. No compromise. They lust for blood.
>>35553
He had your average normal-fag conservative opinions and they labeled him a Nazi, a fascist, far-right, and an extremist. If that doesn't show how disgustingly polarized everything has gotten than I don't know what is.
>Also a bit disgusted with other right commentators using his death to push their own agendas.
Always happens, so it isn't surprising. I'm not completely mad at them though, because things are getting worse and people really need to start understanding that an increasingly large portion of people want you dead for just having an opinion.
>There is a bunch of conspiracy shit that makes the topic more confusing and unpleasant, too, like the footage being AI generated.
The whole FBI/glownig investigation is suspicious... they feel a bit too incompetent for my tastes but I digress.
>>35566
Dejiko, if things rile you up a break, take a short break from the screen. You tend to say things you don't mean when you're angry (that goes for all of us) so it's best not to engage at all until you've calmed down. Easier said than done in these hard times. I'm glad you apologized to pikachu-anon though.
>>35578
I assume something dumb needed deleted? 
>>35578
>He had your average normal-fag conservative opinions
I'd say he leaned harder into Christian thematic identity than your average Republican, if you could count being Republican as being conservative.
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>>35579
sorry,
>I assume something dumb needed deleted? 
towards this >>35577
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>>35552
These creatures deserve everything coming to them.
>>35553
>Always hoping for a sudden, strong shift in attitude in the West. Not particularly hopeful, though.
The fatigue is there at least, it just needs to erupt.
>If it wasn't clear leftists can't be reasoned with before, it should be now.
I never doubted that, the problem is they had preference for years and they thought they could get away with that.
>>35569
Yeah, they have to deal with these sorts of natural incidents. Same reason why their foundations have measures against earthquakes.
>>35572
That's very disappointing, especially after he had Doug Walker on his show.
>>35578
>It's just that more need to understand that there is no middle ground with these people. No compromise. They lust for blood.
They are going to see this because they killed one of the more moderate guys. Anything bad happening to those psychopaths it's their fault and it's deserved.
>Dejiko, if things rile you up a break, take a short break from the screen. You tend to say things you don't mean when you're angry (that goes for all of us) so it's best not to engage at all until you've calmed down. Easier said than done in these hard times.
I don't blame honestly, because his point was basically the one in >>35564. There's a bigger threat out here, we can deal with those other scumbags later.
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>>35580
Don't give it any attention, it's not worth it.
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>>35578
>He had your average normal-fag conservative opinions and they labeled him a Nazi, a fascist, far-right, and an extremist
Leftist non-people have been using this shaming tactic for so long that moderate rights should radicalize themselves.
>I'm not completely mad at them though
I don't hate said grifters, but I feel I have a significant problem with them because they focus on low-priority issues like trannies being wack jobs (everyone understands this even if many refuse to admit it) and take soft anti-positions on very serious matters such as invasion immigration. Plus, it really does seem like many only talk about anything to beg for money. It's probably related to the unfortunate paradox where people who are most suited to lead shy from authority. And authority attracts sociopaths by nature.
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>>35508
WA HOO!
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>>35584
Lol. Silly.  :D
Started reading Robert E. Howard's Conan, The Phoenix on the Sword to be more specific. First impression is pretty good. Despite being a pretty short story Howard already does a great job characterzing Conan. Narration is pretty solid too, especially in the final fight scene where is both visceral and detailed at the same time. Didn't expect the cosmic horror reference so soon. I knew that Howard and Lovecraft were friends and that they referenced each other's works. But didn't expect it so earlier.
A good read in general. Gonna continue reading them. Writing order seems the reccomended one, as one can see Howard's evolution as an author, so I will follow it.
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>>35586
I got interested in Howard because of Conan and Kull but what I've loved the most is Solomon Kane.
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Extra Puniru transformation from the second episode.
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>Just Breed
Looks interesting.
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Here's something I've been looking at lately. Megami Tensei 1 & 2 got a combined physical OST in 1991 that came with a booklet containing plenty of interesting stuff. Eirikr uploaded high-quality scans of it over 11 years ago ( archive.ph/eXJex ), and I've searched numerous corners of the internet for translations, but so far I haven't found any, except for one page of Aya Nishitani commentary, translated by Dijeh years ago ( archive.ph/bcwAE ).

So I decided to get some of this done myself, with the help of OCR, machine translation, and a whole lot of proof-reading. It came out pretty sloppy, but I guess it'll have to do for now.
(I would have liked to hire a proper translator who could get this done way better and faster than me, but alas, I'm broke as fuck.)

The first thing that caught my interest was this little interview with Kazunari Suzuki, Kazuma Kaneko, Nobuaki Takerube and Daisuke Narisawa.
The second thing was this page with guest commentaries by Ryusuke Mita (famous mangaka) and Ginichiro Suzuki (famous game designer, and Kazunari's father).

I've still got the raw texts saved (both Japanese and English), so if you want me to dump them into Pastebin or wherever, just let me know.
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You guys saw that Nissin is doing a "collab" with Chargeman Ken! of all things?
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>>35575
"beats to blast communists to 10 hours mix"
>>35581
>That's very disappointing, especially after he had Doug Walker on his show.
Extremely so, even funnier was Harry calling him "King" and quickly correcting himself, very awkward, you could tell they were tiptoeing around their own vocabulary, particularly Partridge.
>>35586
While not quite the same, a few years ago I decided to actually some of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's work, it's frankly brilliant. I can honestly see why it was the first relatively modern author to develop a staunch fanbase around his works.
>>35589
She is goulish
>>35590
It's very impressive playing and looking, it feels much closer to a 16 bit RPG than it does anything else on the Famicom.
>>35591
kek, this is good.
>>35592
I am surprised that they are talking about that freak Crowley of all people, that guy was a real weirdo cult leader. Some really interesting topics in their conversations here also liked seeing the Dragon Half mangaka giving his take.
That being said, was this for the Megami Tensei Fusion Disc? I like that one.
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>>35587
I have the complete Solomon Kane. 

>>35595
> I am surprised that they are talking about that freak Crowley of all people
The guy is more infamous than you think. He was also a MI6 agent who had done Satan shit for the Brittish government to entrapt enemy leaders who are into the occult or simply hex people. Reminder that he died immiserated, crazy and alone in the gutter.
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I encountered this poster while surfing the net and its sheer oddness really caught my eye, so I looked up a clip from this flick knowing it was going to be bad but I didn't expect it to look so horrifying as well. It's on a similar level to Garbage Pail Kids on its unintentional horror factor. Might make for a fun stream.
>>35597
>I have the complete Solomon Kane. 
let the man go
>The guy is more infamous than you think. He was also a MI6 agent who had done Satan shit for the Brittish government to entrapt enemy leaders who are into the occult or simply hex people. Reminder that he died immiserated, crazy and alone in the gutter.
I might have read something akin to that, there was a similar creep tangled with the US military and psychological warfare who had some fucked up looking eyebrows.
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Oh, would you look at that.
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I have critical information of the murder of kirk.
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Super Mario Bros. Remastered is out.
https://github.com/JHDev2006/Super-Mario-Bros.-Remastered-Public
A fully open source remake of the original Super Mario Bros. games (1, Special, Lost Levels/2, All Night Nippon) with lots of quality of life improvements, a full fledged level editor inspired by the one from Super Mario Maker, online level sharing, custom assets and characters, fucking everything you could ever want out of a 2D mario game.
(DOWNLOAD IT BEFORE NINTENDO TAKES NOTICE)
If you guys make a level, you can share it here and we can play it
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>>35600
Pure coincidence, goy. Stop noticing.
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Recently I also watched Sleepy Hollow (1999). It was ok. The story and script were nothing special, but it looks amazing and is nice seeing Johhny Deep trying a more "grounded" character before he got constantly typecasted as an excentric weirdo.
Was also interesting seeing a more gorier Tim Burton, aside from Sweeny Tood. A pity he seems to have become the Hot Topic's parody of himself. I liked a lot of his stuff.

>>35587
Solomon Kane looks cool too. Will be the next Howard thing I read after I finish all his Conan stuff.
>>35595
The only Sherlock Holmes I ever readed was comic adaptations of some stories like Baskerville's dog. Don't know if the stories were faithful to the originals but the art of those was great. Probably will read them at some point thought.
>>35600
I can believe that it really was a troon-fucker leftard indoctrinated in Discord as they are saying. But would't shock me if the kikes did it. In both scenarios is the kike's fault, as leftards wouldn't exist without them.
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>>35605
>But would't shock me if the kikes did it.
Reported for antisemitisum.
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>>35605
>Recently I also watched Sleepy Hollow (1999). It was ok. The story and script were nothing special, but it looks amazing and is nice seeing Johhny Deep trying a more "grounded" character before he got constantly typecasted as an excentric weirdo.
>Was also interesting seeing a more gorier Tim Burton, aside from Sweeny Tood. A pity he seems to have become the Hot Topic's parody of himself. I liked a lot of his stuff.
It's such a striking movie, the first time I watched it about a decade ago, I believed it was far newer than it actually was. It's a real shame that he has been reduced to nothing but a Disney remake guy, which is about the lowest you can sink. Maybe that Frankenweenie remake was good but I wouldn't know.
>The only Sherlock Holmes I ever readed was comic adaptations of some stories like Baskerville's dog. Don't know if the stories were faithful to the originals but the art of those was great. Probably will read them at some point thought.
Depending on when those were made, they might be either really good adaptations or pretty flimsy ones, I'd be willing to read them for comparison's sake. If you ever want to read Doyle's work, its thankfully very accessible due to its copyright being expired but also be weary of any modern editions.
>>35606
Did you know that the jews are the most oppressed people in the world™? I just read it
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>Someone created a Steam curator listing devs who said good or bad things about Charlie Kirk's death.
https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45778915
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I already wanted to purchase Victory Heat Rally, seeing that the developer stood up against the deranged mob is pretty reassuring.
Of course there's also CI Games, Artur Smiarowski and Warhorse Studios, as well as some solo indie dev speaking up about this. It's good to know who is worth supporting and who isn't because I sure as shit don't want to give any money to anyone celebrating this.
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>>35608
Literary nazi germany, oi vey!
Also, found this on /sp/, also drop by, its their birthday.
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>>35588
Thanks for the files. 
>>35591
Very nice. 
>>35593
Cute.
>>35594
That poor man died tying to share the joy of Cup Noodles. F
>>35598
The pizza ridding guy is indeed a little bit creepy. 
>>35607
>It's a real shame that he has been reduced to nothing but a Disney remake guy
I enjoyed the Betelgeuse sequel, but it was probably the best thing he has made for at least a decade. It might be the only decent thing he made since Sweeney Todd. 
>>35608
>>35609
>Super Lesbian Animal RPG
>NOT RECOMMENDED
Lol, I would fucking hope not.  What a horrible tittle. 
>"I hope the shooters name is Mario so that Luigi knows his bro got his back" a senior character artist at Sucker Punch Productions on Bluesky - while fired - Sony/Sucker Punch has not apologized
This one sounds a bit petty to me since the company fired the employee.  I think expecting them apologize is a bit much since it was not the company's own social media and they reoved the responsible employee. 
>>35610
Rule 8?
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The ((( George Soros ))) Open Society Foundation is funding extremist articles ridiculing Charlie Kirk's death. 
>>35611
>That poor man died tying to share the joy of Cup Noodles. F
At the end of the day, in spite of everything, there's always Cup Noodle, Noct.
>The pizza ridding guy is indeed a little bit creepy. 
I am oddly fascinated by old B movies with cheap, creepy looking costumes and animatronics like these. There's a lot of bargain bin VHS stuff which looks even creepier than this Munchie fella.
>I enjoyed the Betelgeuse sequel, but it was probably the best thing he has made for at least a decade. It might be the only decent thing he made since Sweeney Todd. 
I have yet to watch that sequel but I vividly remember really wanting to see Sweeney Todd nearly twenty years ago or so, I thought it was fine but not really reaching the heights of his older work. Peewee's Big Adventure is probably my favorite, whatever that says of me.
>Lol, I would fucking hope not.  What a horrible tittle. 
I just looked that game up and it makes me want to puke.
>This one sounds a bit petty to me since the company fired the employee.  I think expecting them apologize is a bit much since it was not the company's own social media and they reoved the responsible employee. 
Yeah honestly, if the guy was already fired then that's that.
>>35610
I see they have a nice birthday CSS going on, sweet.
>>35612
>The (((  George Soros  ))) Open Society Foundation is funding extremist articles ridiculing Charlie Kirk's death. 
This. There will be rejoicing when that evil old kike dies.
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>Last night at NYU, protesters sang the song scrawled on the bullet casings that killed Charlie Kirk — then threatened to kill the College Republican president.
Just when you think the left can't get any more vile, they go ahead and prove their lack of humanity once more. I won't even post the video here but it's disgusting.
>>35613
All the goyim blood transfusions probably keeping that heeb alive.
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>Harry Potter Draco and Hermione Fan Fiction Set for Major Movie Adaptation
what
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>>35614
Hopefully this was a small group of people?  
>>35615
I'm not really sure what to make of this. It seams like it started off as a fan fiction and then got re? adapted with it's own characters and such.
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>>35593
Good Flans.
>>35583
>Leftist non-people have been using this shaming tactic for so long that moderate rights should radicalize themselves.
Well now's a good time to start doing it, if ever.
>>35590
I'm slightly disappointed it's not a breeding simulator. Looks nice though.
>>35591
LMAO
>>35594
That's hilarious.
>>35595
>Extremely so, even funnier was Harry calling him "King" and quickly correcting himself, very awkward, you could tell they were tiptoeing around their own vocabulary, particularly Partridge.
That sounds bad.
>She is goulish
Eh, I don't find her that one that bad. The deer one is my least favorite one still.
>>35598
Holy shit that face. This does like crap.
>>35599
Has anyone watched that episode? This is from the reboot and I honestly don't feel like watching it. I'd rather stick to the original run.
>>35601
I am keeping tabs on the Github, right now it's on version 1.01 and I have it saved locally.
>>35607
>Did you know that the jews are the most oppressed people in the world™? I just read it
Something something six gorillion.
>>35608
Good. I want to see "devs" who celebrated his death not getting any money.
>>35611
>Thanks for the files. 
No problem.
>>35612
>The (((  George Soros  ))) Open Society Foundation is funding extremist articles ridiculing Charlie Kirk's death. 
Not surprised.
>I am oddly fascinated by old B movies with cheap, creepy looking costumes and animatronics like these. There's a lot of bargain bin VHS stuff which looks even creepier than this Munchie fella.
Maybe you should ask the BMN guy for more of those. I imagine he must have a huge collection of those.
>I see they have a nice birthday CSS going on, sweet.
Looks pretty great, even if it's making my browser lag a bit.
>>35616
>Hopefully this was a small group of people?  
I do not really think so, the majority of people who go to college are leftist fags.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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>>35613
Sadly he made a spawn that is taking his place, odds are he is going to posses his body with a jewish satanic ritual.
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BEHOLD THE POWER OF POO!

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>>35607
Maybe I am a bit biased because I saw the animated remake before the original. But I thought it was alright. Far from Burton's best but better than other shit he made. I watched more than a decade ago and I have never rewatched it, so maybe ny opinion would change if I saw it today.
>>35611
>I enjoyed the Betelgeuse sequel, but it was probably the best thing he has made for at least a decade. It might be the only decent thing he made since Sweeney Todd. 
I heard his Big Eyes movie was alright. I never watched it so I don't know if it's true, but at least the premise of that movie is not a Disney remake or Burton repeating himself pandering to Hot Topic's girls, so maybe I will watch it at some point.
>This one sounds a bit petty to me since the company fired the employee.  I think expecting them apologize is a bit much since it was not the company's own social media and they reoved the responsible employee. 
Seeing how poozed the dyke samurai game they are making looks and how at this point is fair to say almost all western AAA studios are filled with these dreks. I think is fair to still boicot it.
>>35612
My favourite Burton movie is probably a  tie between Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands. Tipical opinion, I know, but is what I think.
>>35618
Happy Cuny Tuesday
>>35619
His son looks like a prototypical faggot.  Maybe I'm optimistic but I think the kikes elite's sons won't be as competent in their subversive jobs as their fathers. Probably due to getting more and more retarded due to inbredding.
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>>35616
>Hopefully this was a small group of people?  
Didn't look that small, and these people are dangerous.
>I'm not really sure what to make of this. It seams like it started off as a fan fiction and then got re? adapted with it's own characters and such.
I seriously don't understand who thought this was a good idea. Shit looks horrible, then again women best sellers in the past decade have all been about getting fucked by giant orcs and other crap.
>>35617
>Has anyone watched that episode? This is from the reboot and I honestly don't feel like watching it. I'd rather stick to the original run.
I did watch half of it, honestly it was decently funny at times but whenever they had wife-killer Patton Oswalt on-screen made it disgusting enough that I wanted to stop watching. 
>Maybe you should ask the BMN guy for more of those. I imagine he must have a huge collection of those.
I appreciate the suggestion but I can just look for them on my own.
>>35618
Happy cartoon vagina day
>>35620
vibe coded and poo-powered
>>35621
>Maybe I am a bit biased because I saw the animated remake before the original. But I thought it was alright. Far from Burton's best but better than other shit he made. I watched more than a decade ago and I have never rewatched it, so maybe ny opinion would change if I saw it today.
What you just mentioned reminded me that he worked on Family Dog and I should probably stream some episodes including the original Amazing Stories short for a future Sunday.
>My favourite Burton movie is probably a  tie between Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands. Tipical opinion, I know, but is what I think.
Well Scissorhands has an amazing soundtrack so I can easily see why it would rank so high for most people.
>>35619
It looks inbred
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>>35623
>Morning Glory
>Milking Farm
>Anon is a farmer that is fighting between pazteurizing milk just like the goverment/globohomo wants or risk it all by illegally selling raw milk to honor his ancestors
>Follow the struggles of Anon as he ventures into the laberinth to find cowgirls to tame and milk.
Maybe I should write a smut book and sell it, is not going to get male or woman readers, since men like to watch moving pictures to fap instead of reading it, unlike women.
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>>35624
>Violet is a typical, down-on-her-luck millennial: mid-twenties, over-educated and drowning in debt, on the verge of moving into her parents' basement. When a lifeline appears in the form of a very unconventional job in neighboring Cambric Creek, she has no choice but to grab at it with both hands.
>Morning Glory Farm offers full-time hours, full benefits, and generous pay with no experience needed . . . there’s only one catch. The clientele is Grade A certified prime beef, with the manly, meaty endowments to match. Hands-on work with minotaurs isn’t something Violet ever considered as a career option, but she’s determined to turn the opportunity into a reversal of fortune.
>When a stern, deep-voiced client begins to specially request her for his sessions at the farm, maintaining her professionalism and keeping him out of her dreams is easier said than done. Violet is resolved to make a dent in her student loans and afford name-brand orange juice, and a one-sided crush on an out-of-her-league minotaur is not a part of her plan—unless her feelings aren’t so one-sided after all.
It's almost hard to believe this is real.  
>>35624
>52 universes a second
speedy
>>35625
Isn't that just Is Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon??
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it's been a while since I have been here and I thought this board was gone, so glad it's still here.
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>>35626
>Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon??
I don't know, I have never seen that cartoon.
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>>35625
That already sounds 1000x times better than the awful foid-written slop I posted about.
>>35626
>It's almost hard to believe this is real.  
I was just as surprised when I found out that this was an entire extremely successful genre.
>>35627
Welcome anon, we haven't left the internet.
Never knew Digital Circus wasn't meant for kids. Only offline mention of it I've ever heard came from my siblings. Must be some weird grooming shit then.
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>>35629
>That already sounds 1000x times better than the awful foid-written slop I posted about.
You want to know the sad part of the whole smut books wrote by females? The female readers get addicted by it, like men addicted to jew produced porn.
This woman explains it in great detail, shit if fucked.
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>>35630
What did digital circus do?
My niece is watching that shit.
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>>35630
It's just a case of stupid kids attaching themselves to something that isn't aimed at them because their parents would rather let an iPad do all the parenting. 
It's the same with so many other things that are popular with children that they shouldn't bed watching.
>>35631
I'll watch this, sounds like the issue is quite widespread.
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>>35632
Don't know, Oneyplays unfortunately had the tranny who made it on one of his recent videos and she said it wasn't made for kids when asked. Saw the same 4-5 retards replying to any negative comment (i.e. not playing along with pretending a man is a woman) and one had the audacity to state that "only incels don't believe trans women are real women".
>>35633
Do you know if it is actually degenerate? I'd assume so since it's made by a mentally ill freak. Was planning on gauging how much the kids watch stuff about it and advising my mom depending on that next time I see them. If you haven't seen it, then I guess I'll just watch part of it but I'd rather not because it looks dumb whether it's for adults or kids. If it's just swearing, maybe not worth getting in their business over, but really don't want them to watch it if it has sexual themes or LGBT propaganda in it.
>>35634
There's an amorphous character with tranny pronouns (they them) who might also be a self insert for the creator. It is animation aimed at adults so that should be enough reason not to let kids watch it.
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>>35634
If it has a tranny as a creator if it doesn't have faggot shit now they will include it sooner or later. Trannies cannot contain themselves and will shoehorn their degenerate fetishes no matter what.
On the other hand, I can understand why kids go to things like FNAF and other edgy internet stuff because there is nothing else for them. The state of child's entertainment is horrible right now. TV cartoons are complete shit with Cartoon Network as a zombie producing shitty beanmouth shows that only appeals to tumblerinas and manchildren. And Nickelodeon beating Spongebob's corpse to a pulp. Movie wise is not better.
As a result of this circus of a society. Spaces that should be only for adults are being censored and dumb down "for the kids" while spaces for children are being invaded by degenerates and stunted adults.
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>>35636
>>35397
maybe its just me but i like my entertainment to have more qualities  to it than just "cute"
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>>35629
>I was just as surprised when I found out that this was an entire extremely successful genre.
I suppose the genre is really just a monster boy version of generic female smut literature.  The more I think about it, the less odd it sounds in terms of women liking it.
>>35628
It was just a dumb joke on my part. 
>>35634
>Do you know if it is actually degenerate?
I'd say not really or perhaps not yet, but one character, >>35635, is dissatisfied with a mix-and-match body (think Mr. Potato Head but just abstract shapes) and could easily be interpreted as a trans allegory.  This has been left vague so far and it could also be seen as broadly representative of a person uncomfortable with them selves fat, ugly, whatever .  
>said it wasn't made for kids when asked
The show overall is about people's responses to being trapped and isolated in a cage while being forced to perform at someone else's whim.  I'd say it is intended to be relatable to someone feeling trapped by their job, poor choices, etc..
>>35636
>spaces for children are being invaded by degenerates and stunted adults.
Are you generally against animation being aimed at adults, or are just you talking about adults involving themselves in children's media fandoms?
>>35638
Please remove the pic from the book if it was to distasteful.  I though it was funny.
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PANTYFAGS ON SUICIDE WATCH

Lel. I refused to vote for the SOB, but I probably would have if I'd seen this coming!  :D
>>35641
Yeah, dup being president has created way more salt from both sides than kamala would ever do.
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>>35642
Heh, true. No way I would have ever voted for that demonic whore (and only refused to vote Dupe after the 1st night of the RNC when the 2nd whore in chief had everyone in the room praying to an elephant), but  the libsh*te salt has been flowing just as prophesied regardless.

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BTW, they canned that faggot Kimmel b/c of Kirk. Lol.
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>>35643
>they canned that faggot Kimmel b/c of Kirk.
Too soon for a kirk joke?
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>>35644
>Too soon for a kirk joke?
Clearly some kind of kike gayop. The claim was the assassin was MAGA. I imagine once the normalcattle CBA'd any longer away from their goyslop, the faggot will be reinstated and pay lip service to the shabbos once or twice. Then back to ((( business as usual ))).
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>>35644
I would guess bureaucratic corruption is at play and ABC probably suspended Kimmel to please Brendan Carr so Disney could grease the wheels for FCC approval for ESPN acquiring the NFL Network.
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>>35646
quid pro quo.

Yeah wouldn't surprise me in the least. Who but the Lord alone knows the satanic shite these POSs engage in with each other?
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>>35641
Social Vandalism For The Greater Good:
>>35638
Women have normalized infanticide so it shouldn't surprise you in the slightest that they also want to be rammed by a gang of minotaurs.
>>35640
I see they brought the weird goblins back.
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>A Russian woman is going viral for selling her soul for just $1,000 and using the money to buy Labubus and concert tickets
>>35650
>Jabroni
<@Grok is this real?
Lel'd
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>>35650
How do you sell ou soul? Asking for a friend.
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>>35638
I wasn't talking about animation in specific. In fact the animation ghetto created in the west probably exhacerbated the problem of adults taking over properties aimed at kids. If you want to watch not eastern (both asian and european) animation you basically are forced to choose between:
1. Shows whose target audience are kids-preteens.
2. Raunchy parody comedies because the kike writers in TV still think cartoons bleeding and having sex without any tasteful touch it still has any novelty and shock despite becoming common place in the 90s or even examples before that with Ralph Bakshi.
Tartakovsky is one of the few that are trying to do "mature" animation without falling to those cliches I mentioned before. But he can't carry an entire industry and it seems even he is falling for the lowest common denominator with that shitty dog castration's show he is making.
That's why adults interested in animation but want to watch shit more aimed at their ages either move get into anime or starts trying to force innapropiate themes in kids shows. This problem has extended even to the industry itself. That's why you have those Adventure Time and Steven Universe rip-offs who appeal more to those manchildren than actual kids.
>>35595
>"beats to blast communists to 10 hours mix"
More like, "beats to reflect on the sad reality of our times 10 hours mix"
>>35650
Fake news. Women have no soul.
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>>35635
>>35638
Alright, thanks for the information. May still have to read more on it and ask them how much they actually watch it.
>>35641
Hope he follows through. AnitFa have always been retarded fags. Send them all to camps with the illegals before deporting them. Shoot those who resist.
>>35653
I wonder how many of the younger writers for new cartoons spent their angsty years writing dark fanfics to publish on random websites.
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Oh yeah, been thinking about those niggers squatting in someone's private woods in Scotland. Bizarre stuff. Saw some comments saying don't even bother with the headache of removing them and processing them through the legal system. Just let Scottish winter turn them into nigcicles.
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>>35649
Lel, what if they want just want to raise a wholesome family of quadroonbull babies after all the hand jobs?  I'm fucking joking, please don't think I'm endorsing this shitty book
>>35650
I think the more interesting thing is somebody paid for her soul. I can't see making a joke, or whatever you might call it, that cost me a bunch of money. I guess I'll never be like my parents.
>>35653
>shitty dog castration's show
I had forgotten it existed.  Reviews look to be pretty brutal and the concept is decidedly unsavory. Genndy really screwed the pooch.
>that's why you have those Adventure Time and Steven Universe rip-offs 
I imagine Adventure Time and Steven Universe made Cartoon Network a fair bit of money.  I think it would be odd if people didn't try to imitate them and capitalize on that market. 
>>35655
>how much they actually watch it
There are only 6 episodes so it couldn't be too much unless the watch it over and over again for some reason.
>>35657
>I imagine Adventure Time and Steven Universe made Cartoon Network a fair bit of money. I think it would be odd if people didn't try to imitate them and capitalize on that market.
Maybe early Adventure Time in their first two seasons or so. I think those first episodes actually attracted children and was actually popular with them. But then it started to focus in their edgy "lore" and shippings instead of actual adventures so I think as time passed it appealed more to tumblr fags while kids lost interest.
Steven Universe was never profitable though. Teen Titans Go by then and even now took over almost the whole timeslot of the network. Steven only remained so long in the air because it was the flagship show for SJW fags in the peak of their relevance so canceling that for low ratings would cause endless screech by those witches and animation wise was easy and cheap to make (the hacks didn't even have character model sheets, that's why they go off model so often in that show).
But don't think those shows ever made great profits for CN. Kids shows main revenue stream was based on toy sales, which neither AT or SU had much toys made, much less sell. With those toy sales declining channels like CN or Nick don't know how to actually be profitable again. That's why I don't see CN surviving this decade and probably Nick will follow them soon when the Spongebob cashcow starts having diminishing returns, which I'm sure it has nowadays.
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>>35658
Makes sense.  The falling add revenue certainly won't support them.
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>>35651
@grok how do i breathe
>>35652
Ask Hollywood celebrities
>>35654
>More like, "beats to reflect on the sad reality of our times 10 hours mix"
If you think about it, that's almost every mainstream song aimed at normalcattle these days
>>35656
The what now
>>35657
>Lel, what if they want just want to raise a wholesome family
But that would make them accountable for something, therefore faker fiction than minotaurs existing. lol.
>I think the more interesting thing is somebody paid for her soul.
It reminds me of that Simpsons episode where Bart sells his soul to Milhouse who trades it for ALF pogs.
Honestly the concept is pretty horrifying by itself.
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So I just mentioned ALF, wanted to see a clip from it, did a quick web search, found out that the actor playing the kid passed away last year due to "Accidental heat exposure" while suffering from depression, so there's a chance it wasn't accidental.
I was quite surprised to see people in the comments mourning the death of his dog over his, because apparently the heat also killed it? I think a dog dying is sad, for sure, but how the fuck do you hear about a human life being taken and what upsets you the most is the fucking pet also being dead. We are severely lacking in humanity these days.
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I say this as someone who prefers the company of pets over humans most of the time, I still can't fathom the idea.
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>>35658
>Maybe early Adventure Time in their first two seasons or so. I think those first episodes actually attracted children and was actually popular with them. But then it started to focus in their edgy "lore" and shippings instead of actual adventures so I think as time passed it appealed more to tumblr fags while kids lost interest.
The original creator stopped being in charge and that role was taken by Rebecca Sugar, the jewess responsible for SU. This is why there was such a noticeable dip in quality.
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>>35661
If he intentional cooked himself in the car it would have been rather cruel to bring the service dog along with him.  Stunted empathy is a flaw of mine, but I do generally find other people hurting animals unpleasant.  If it was simply an accident, focusing attention on the dog seems inappropriate and disrespectful. 
>>35656
The situation with the Kingdom of Kubala is pretty amusing.  I'm accustom to trespassing being a crime, so it seems strange to me they can't just be arrested. Evicting them is accomplishing nothing because they just move onto somebody else's land. I wonder what the cops would do if someone destroyed their tents?
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We've reached the point in time where cassette tapes are being sold as a limited edition luxury item. 
I don't think these are being manufactured anymore like they once were, otherwise I can just do this myself for a fraction of the price.
>>35664
>If he intentional cooked himself in the car it would have been rather cruel to bring the service dog along with him.  Stunted empathy is a flaw of mine, but I do generally find other people hurting animals unpleasant.  If it was simply an accident, focusing attention on the dog seems inappropriate and disrespectful. 
Honestly, hard to tell. I do agree that potentially endangering the dog and leaving it to die is a selfish act, if that was the case. But there's not enough information out there to make an honest judgment.
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I saw this killer CRT being sold the other day and I had no money on me, I really wanted it.
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>>35665
>cassette tapes
I've seen several metal albums available on tape.  I guess it's just a collectable, but I can't see the appeal over records apart from them being easier/cheaper to make. There isn't much art space with cassette tapes.
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>>35667
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DqzkBykW-c8
I might as well leave a link to it. I like it a lot and the guitar is rather interesting throughout the album.  
>>35666
I miss seeing CRT screens flicker from the mismatched refresh rates on tv footage.  I don't know why, but it always amused me.
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>A 10,000 member-strong group called the Socialist Rifle Association has been conducting weapons training for transgender and Marxist-Leninist extremists, and its members have been linked to at least four major crimes, including the firebombing of Tesla dealerships.
>Four of the 13 national leaders currently listed on SRA’s national web page go by “they” pronouns.
https://archive.ph/kk2nU
These commies need to be stopped.
>>35667
I saw some like these for Black Magick SS or some other band not long ago, I will admit they can look cool, but it's ultimately just a kind of useless collector item, can you even buy a Sony Walkman anywhere these days? I doubt they are still making those.
>>35668
>I might as well leave a link to it. I like it a lot and the guitar is rather interesting throughout the album.  
Wow that guitar is very striking, thanks for posting it. I'm surely downloading this one.
>I miss seeing CRT screens flicker from the mismatched refresh rates on tv footage.  I don't know why, but it always amused me.
I miss watching old game dev interviews where there always was some CRT flickering in the background.
>>35666
If you have the money buy CRT for vidya, if you don't have the money to pay for the CRT and the electric bill, use emulators and lookin' good filters.
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>>35670
yeah I haven't been the wisest with money in the past in regards to vidya, mednaffe has some good filters that will hold me over, haven't bought a game in months and im fine with that.
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I've beaten the elephant, but the mouse is much harder to defeat.
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How far can (You) get?
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Charlie Kirk memorial in S. Korea. No niggers or liberal women vandalizing this one.
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How the fuck is Puniru published in a children's magazine, the show seems aimed at teenagers with all its fanservice. Interestingly enough (or disgustingly), The Amazing Digital Circus is getting a Corocoro manga as well...
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I wonder if James Turrell's light exhibits influenced Denis Villeneuve.
>>35673
Is that a challenge?
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It just keeps getting worse the further you scroll down.
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>>35677
The future is now old man!
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>>35677
What could possibly go wrong?
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>>35672
Made it to the fourth level.
>>35660
>If you think about it, that's almost every mainstream song aimed at normalcattle these days
I wouldn't know, I don't pay attention to mainstream music, but from what little I've heard, it doesn't really seem like the kind of music that inspires reflection.
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>>35677
You will see the internet flooded with AI slop videos made for pennies, just to earn a buck, by a very small team of 1 or 2 people.
And it was already happening for a while.
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Troons on suicide watch.
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They are making another promotional Calorie-mate game.
>>35678
He celebrated Tucker Carlson being fired and now he is the one being taken off the air, the visage of this smarmy cunt was enough to piss me off, glad his show is gone.
>>35681
I'm gonna try to beat at least the second stage today, I don't think my mouse is good enough or something, maybe the game is just that hard.
>I wouldn't know, I don't pay attention to mainstream music, but from what little I've heard, it doesn't really seem like the kind of music that inspires reflection.
It was a joke because they are all shit.
>>35683
A group that will have you killed if you don't allow them to mutilate the genitals of your kids does indeed sound like violent extremists, I hope something comes out of this.
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Man the Olympics are letting anyone in these days
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>>35652
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=wbaeTAf9jsY
Redditroons are foaming at the mouth over antifa being designated a terrorist organization and crying about "internment camps" when they wanted all people opposed to the jab locked up like just four years ago. They are also panicking and deleting their accounts, lol.
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Gee, I wonder why people don't like late night normalfags anymore?
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>>35687
If onl they arrested the ((( ones ))) that were funding antifa.
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Reminder to never buy anything by Bethesda, it has become overran with trannies who want you dead. 
>>35688
I can't stand how fucking smug these kikes are.
>>35689
If only
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>>35620
Isn't it great having those pajeets working on our IT stuff?
>>35621
>Maybe I'm optimistic but I think the kikes elite's sons won't be as competent in their subversive jobs as their fathers. Probably due to getting more and more retarded due to inbredding.
I think it might be the case. When Rothschild died all his descendants were also dumb.
>>35622
Nice. Here's some other versions.
>>35623
>I did watch half of it, honestly it was decently funny at times but whenever they had wife-killer Patton Oswalt on-screen made it disgusting enough that I wanted to stop watching. 
>Patton Oswalt
Yeah I'm not interested in seeing him. I'll stick to the original run then.
>I appreciate the suggestion but I can just look for them on my own.
You're right, sorry.
>Happy cartoon vagina day
Cartoon vagina is great.
>>35624
Cool Wiggler facts.
>>35629
>I was just as surprised when I found out that this was an entire extremely successful genre.
I mean there's been the news of those fucking terrible books becoming best-sellers and whatnot.
>>35632
That's not a show for kids, make her stop watching it.
>>35640
Hail the Spear Reich.
>>35650
>woman
>soul
LOL
>>35653
>>35657
>But he can't carry an entire industry and it seems even he is falling for the lowest common denominator with that shitty dog castration's show he is making.
>I had forgotten it existed.  Reviews look to be pretty brutal and the concept is decidedly unsavory. Genndy really screwed the pooch.
It's not a show, it's a really dumb movie but it's not going to be a career-ender for him, plus he's still working on Season 3 of Primal.
>>35660
>If you think about it, that's almost every mainstream song aimed at normalcattle these days
I don't know what normalfags listen to because I tend to put headphones and listen to my own music.
>>35660
>It reminds me of that Simpsons episode where Bart sells his soul to Milhouse who trades it for ALF pogs. Honestly the concept is pretty horrifying by itself.
That episode certainly made me glad I didn't sell my soul. It's a pretty good one still.
>>35661
>>35662
Tends to be the thing with pets being companions that you spend a lot of time with. I don't agree with those people though but it's just what it is.
>>35672
Welcome back, Winnie the Pooh baseball.
>>35676
You don't want to do that. Gooks can be really ruthless (see that dumb nigger that was being annoying in Japan doing the same there and getting time in Korean jail now).
>>35674
>How the fuck is Puniru published in a children's magazine, the show seems aimed at teenagers with all its fanservice
I might be misremembering but I don't think Season 1 was that big with it. Also I have no idea how the original 4koma compares to the anime, maybe that's why it's printed on there.
>nterestingly enough (or disgustingly), The Amazing Digital Circus is getting a Corocoro manga as well...
I'm starting to think this whole franchise is one huge astroturf.
>>35677
This is really gross.
>>35678
Let me guess, he celebrated Kirk dying, right?
>>35641
>>35683
I want these two things to happen so badly. Those fuckers have been getting away with it for too long.
>>35685
I'll take them over niggers every day.
>>35687
I thought these """people""" liked it when others suffered the "consequences" of their speech :^)
>>35690
>Reminder to never buy anything by Bethesda, it has become overran with trannies who want you dead. 
Never did, never will.
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>>35691
>Never did, never will.
>He didn't get the complete morrowing box set
Not a true gamer.
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>>35684
>I'm gonna try to beat at least the second stage today, I don't think my mouse is good enough or something, maybe the game is just that hard.
It's genuinely difficult. I think the best strategy for stages 2 and 3 is to take it slowly and play defensively.
>It was a joke because they are all shit.
Sorry, I'm acoustic.
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>>35691
>Nice. Here's some other versions.
Some cute takes on that design, some with seemingly more liberties than the rest.
>Yeah I'm not interested in seeing him. I'll stick to the original run then.
I certainly wasn't thrilled to see his dysgenic ogre face either.
>You're right, sorry.
No worries
>I mean there's been the news of those fucking terrible books becoming best-sellers and whatnot.
Kikes and women have damaged literature as a medium for so long now that it's hard to keep up
>That episode certainly made me glad I didn't sell my soul. It's a pretty good one still.
It's a good episode from back when the network reigned in the writing team and the overall political climate was far less revolting so you got a lot of genuinely heartfelt and well written episodes.
>Tends to be the thing with pets being companions that you spend a lot of time with. I don't agree with those people though but it's just what it is.
I shouldn't be surprised and realistically I shouldn't have made that post because its whatever.
>Welcome back, Winnie the Pooh baseball.
I believe this is actually older, if you can believe that.
>I might be misremembering but I don't think Season 1 was that big with it. Also I have no idea how the original 4koma compares to the anime, maybe that's why it's printed on there.
It's just quite jarring because unlike say Shonen Jump, Corocoro is described everywhere as a more childish magazine, its where the Mario gag manga comes from.
>I'm starting to think this whole franchise is one huge astroturf.
I have no idea how it took off like it did, I am assuming that the production company has lots of connections because far better web shows have way less discussion around them.
>I thought these """people""" liked it when others suffered the "consequences" of their speech :^)
They've been advocating for the end of free speech for the past decade but once some no-talent late night jackass gets canned for misinformation regarding an ongoing criminal investigation, suddenly they pretend to care about free speech.
>>35693
I think each stage has a different movement pattern that they all follow, for example the very first one can be easily defeated by just shoving the puck forward
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Tokyo what now
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Sorry about the post above, here's my uh... childish unrefined taste was it?
lol
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>>35654
>Fake news. Women have no soul.
But I was told they were all stronk, independynts!? Did ((( they ))) like to me, bros?
>

>>35691
>I want these two things to happen so badly.
This.

>>35696
OK, I threw up a little. Called the japanese cops.
>>35694
NUUUU!111
Not muh capeshit bro!

Fortunately, he felt obliged to tell us all this. I'll sleep better now.
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Poojeets on suicide watch!
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>>35700
>replace the burgers and make money out of it
SASUGA!
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>>35694
>hire shit writers
>cater only to the left
>lose money
>dup gets reelected
>try to cater to dup
>lose the tine bit of audience left
WEW
>>35695
They are all for freedom of speech when they are in the chopping block.
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>>35701
can't tell if sarcasm or stupid
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>>35702
>They are all for freedom of speech when they are in the chopping block.
さすが。
>

>>35703
I think he's impugning Dupe as being greedy. Not how I meant it, ofc.
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>>35703
You tell me.
>said he will remove the H1B visas
>gets elected
>good goys ask to keep his promise
>says he loves H1B visas
>now he charges money for visas
Why promote birthrates and good schooling for burgers if he can just replace them with not burgers?
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The salt is pretty good.
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>>35706
Bloody Benchod!
DO NOT REDEEM SAAR!111
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>>35704
>Dupe
Why is it so hard to say Trump?
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>>35709
Heh, sorry.
3-time POTUS, Donald Trump.

I'm just annoyed about the "worshipping elephants" thing still, I guess.
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>>35710
Well, you know, I just don't go around calling niggers "POCs" or trannies "trans folx" or whatever, I see no reason to adopt the enemies' newspeak, just an observation.
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Someone ported a scene from Dragon Quest 8 to the Dreamcast.
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>>35711
Fair enough, my apologies.
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>>35713
It's alright mate.
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>>35714
Thanks.
>sting balls
That's a new one on me?

IN OTHER NEWS
Based Japs say no to melanin overdose!!
>

This gives me some hope, since I plan to move there.
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>>35709
I would write Trump instead of Dup, if he wasn't a jewish slave.
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>>35705
Because it costs $100.000 per year pajeet can't pay.
kojimbo kojimboslop cinematic gaming masterpiece 2025
pissrael vs bob-omb battlefield
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>>35717
Daring today aren't we?
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hey guys please ram my asshole lol btfo
Listening to Deep Fear OST again and thinking about how many kusoge have stellar music they don't deserve. So much great stuff is underappreciated. :'(
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lol I didn't know that word filtered now, was trying to say it ironically
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>>35722
Hey buddy, I think you've got the wrong door, the leather club's two blocks down.
>Listening to Deep Fear OST again and thinking about how many kusoge have stellar music they don't deserve. So much great stuff is underappreciated. :'(
Whenever I think of shitty games (that suck ass) with great music, I think of anything with Follin brothers involvement.
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Except Plok, that's a great game.
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>>35721
Where ever I go, I must shitpost.
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>>35724
>pic
I choose neither.
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>>35724
Oh shit, they worked on the Rock n Roll Racing OST I think. Not a terrible game, but not great either. I always hoped Blizzard would add at least one character from that to Heroes of the Storm and Kyle Vlaros since they had Lost Vikings in nearly from the beginning. I played that shit religiously since the alpha test for many years. Sad they homogenized so much stuff in it to pander to lolfags and dotards.

I want that meal box in bottom right, but fuck Guitar Hero. Mario Kart DS was fun, some younger relatives and I got DSs and copies of that the Christmas of the year it came out and we played that shit all night. Gaylo 1 has some terrible singleplayer level design, but code red mountain dew was good. Probably just go with top right even if surge is meh.
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>>35727
Best choice, but also that's cheating lol
>>35728
Did they add anything form Blackthorne to that game? I remember having the SNES version of that game, it was quite fun.
>>35728
I would probably go with the Goldeneye pack because controls aside that's a very fun game in both single and multiplayer, even if I admittedly prefer Halo. If instead of GE it was Conker, now that'd be even better.
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/monster/ stream soon https://cytu.be/r/qtmonstergirls
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This track sounds like it was inspired by Ecco the Dolphin.
>>35729
They had a category for Blizzard Classic units and the only one they ever had in it was Lost Vikings unfortunately. Blackthorne was a good game which is why I really wished they added Kyle to Heroes. Game is on permanent life support now I think. Don't know. Stopped playing a couple years ago (long after I stopped Dota at least because even when they pandered to dota brazilians it was still a more entertaining experience).
If you never played TimeSplitters, you should try them out sometime. Spiritual successor to GoldenEye and arcadey fun. Best one is 2. They have standard FPS aiming by default, but clicking right stick toggles the old GoldenEye style aim IIRC.
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>>35692
Sorry Todd.
>>35694
LOL
>>35695
>Some cute takes on that design, some with seemingly more liberties than the rest.
I like those liberties, they allow for some creativity. I'll share some more.
>I certainly wasn't thrilled to see his dysgenic ogre face either.
I mean it's not just him, the guy who picked as the host is also not one that thrills me either.
>It's a good episode from back when the network reigned in the writing team and the overall political climate was far less revolting so you got a lot of genuinely heartfelt and well written episodes.
If I'm not mistaken the reason why that happened it's because of the original producers wanted to let the team have some freedom without FOX meddling. Sadly this got lost at some point and the show has suffered a lot due to it.
>I believe this is actually older, if you can believe that.
I'm surprised because I got a message about WebGL when trying to play it. I guess it got ported at some point.
>It's just quite jarring because unlike say Shonen Jump, Corocoro is described everywhere as a more childish magazine, its where the Mario gag manga comes from.
I see. Maybe the 4koma is just a bit more childish than the anime, once again I need to read the source to compare it.
>I am assuming that the production company has lots of connections because far better web shows have way less discussion around them.
It could be, specially considering that it's made by a tranny.
>They've been advocating for the end of free speech for the past decade but once some no-talent late night jackass gets canned for misinformation regarding an ongoing criminal investigation, suddenly they pretend to care about free speech.
That pic example is one beautiful case of schadenfreude. But yeah leftists thought this wouldn't happen to them because they were in power, and now that they are losing it they are scared. I say good.
>>35696
That's quite something.
>>35700
That's an interesting choice. I would prefer they are deported but let's see if this is a headstart for it.
>>35712
Not bad. Reminds me of the guy who wanted to do something similar with Chrono Trigger.
>>35726
Just don't go anywhere near /leftypol/ or I'll be forced to put you and your faggot cat down :^)
>>35731
Did you actually do it?
>>35733
Cute.
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>>35734
>Sorry Todd
I think Todd was there for Oblivion, not Morrowind
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>>35721
Just wanted to establish for your own sake, that Anon isn't me!  :D

I'll properly respect Trump here on your board.

>>35734
>That's an interesting choice. I would prefer they are deported but let's see if this is a headstart for it.
Donald Trump has unleased a shitestorm of poo around the west over the past 24hrs with this. I had forgotten just how much money (~US$200K/yr per) was at stake for these poosh*tes.

Literal suicide watch panics + ample lulz (search: operation clog the toilet) are being had from our baste POTUS Trump rn.
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>>35715
Hold it right there! Not this time, Rajeesh.
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>>35735
STOP RIGHT THERE, CRIMINAL SCUM!!
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