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>>1990
I switched to dinput instead of xinput and then used joytokey to map the buttons to keyboard keys and confirmed in notepad that it works, then I just configured the controls to match those keys in the genesis/megadrive emulator and it works with the emulator now

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I just found this book in pdf format, pretty nice visuals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhcfUxfraz0

The RGB SCART cable was apparently delayed so amazon is refunding me shipping fees.. I hope it arrives eventually

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXWrOhI05D4

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Hai! I have spontanously decided to put Getter Robo Armageddon and Shin Jeeg Robo on cytube. 

https://cytu.be/r/AWG_Villa_Sonichu

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Le ministère de la Culture a produit un communiqué de presse à l’issue du pitoyable braquage du musée du Louvre dimanche 19 octobre 2025. Ce qu’on y lit est insupportable de par sa condescendance et son absence d’autocritique. Dire que « les malfaiteurs ont été mis en fuite »… Il fallait oser !

Mais surtout, et cela est très grave de la part du ministère de la Culture, il est très mal rédigé. Le niveau d’expression et la rigueur de rédaction sont tout simplement lamentables.

Cela commence dès le titre.

    → COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE

En français, aucune règle n’indique qu’on puisse se dispenser des accents sur les mots écrits en majuscule. Ce fut à une époque l’usage dans la presse écrite, pour des raisons techniques liées à la difficulté de gérer les interlignes, mais ce n’est aucunement un choix pertinent ; cela produit des fautes d’orthographe. Qu’un rédacteur du ministère de l’Intérieur ne le sache pas est effarant.

    -> huit objets d’une valeur patrimoniale inestimable ont été dérobés dont

Le mot « dont » induit que la liste ne soit pas complète. Or, la liste est donnée en entier. La phrase n’est pas française.

    -> la reine Marie-Amélie et de la Reine Hortense

>>2344
So-Sophie-kun écrit des trucs pédé aussi ?

https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cahier-ip-n10
La CNIL publie le Cahier Innovation et Prospective n°10 : Nos données après nous - explorer les enjeux de la mort numérique
15 octobre 2025

Proposé par le Laboratoire d’innovation numérique de la CNIL (LINC), ce nouveau Cahier IP explore la vie des données après la mort : gestion, transmission et nouveaux usages comme les agents conversationnels fondés sur les données des défunts.

Commission d'enquête sur les liens existants entre les représentants de mouvements politiques et des organisations et réseaux soutenant l’action terroriste ou propageant l’idéologie islamiste

https://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/dyn/17/organes/autres-commissions/commissions-enquete/ce-mouvements-politiques-reseaux-islamistes/documents?order=date_depot,asc&limit=10

>>2344
La suite ?
Je veux savoir comment notre petite pisseuse va se faire péter son petit cul moi maintenant.

Potential?

>>16080
Nice work, Anons

>when I'm not sitting outside in the rain.
Please stay dry & warm!

>>1887
>>1889
Ah here we go..
http://zamandayolculuk.com/teslazamandayolculuk.htm
http://u2.lege.net/cetinbal/HTMLdosya1/GermanUFOsystem.htm

>>1890
Thank you

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https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/8d/ee/ae/0c0248761c9c7e/US20190168897A1.pdf

Might be interesting to build and test this thing

Some channelers have mentioned electro gravitic tech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnhCxgvTCWU
https://www.youtube.com/@gflstation

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This book has a chapter about Thomas Townsend Brown and his ideas for producing electric rockets and how that led him into making electrogravitic thrusters

>>2346
The other day she was talking about how her insta feed is curated with hot girls and military uniforms. She has a gambling and alcohol problem. She lives in an RV. She wants to work and listen to cars all the time. Unless the other girls do something, her nails look like a lesbian's. She says that fashion is something only whores do.
If it weren't for the occasional bad takes like Joker 2/Gavin Newsom, gushing about Nimi having a baby, and that one time she did her nails, I'd be absolutely convinced she was some form of Babiniku.
But for real, that kind of behavior, I know this has been beaten to death, but she has got to be the most closeted lesbian in the world, jfc.
Case in point:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRWCWmVUmTs

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Maaaaaaaan, I was really looking forward to this. Seeing yabbit love a game so much made me excited. Then, a giant fucking stab in the back.
https://www.youtube.com/live/n2rKLMmZPts

>>2349
she sounds like a dog since she stopped doing her cute voice, who told her that this was a good idea?

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https://youtu.be/4fbbq4QTF_c?si=BcG8sTgd0arpmMxW
People are continually surprised that Pippa's actually nice despite her talking about how shit she is.
People are continually surprised that their fav streamer is an asshole despite them talking about how nice they are.
Am I the only person in the world who knows about Greenland Theory? If you have to tell people you're nice: you're not. If you constantly tell people you're an asshole, then you're actively trying to be a better person.
Hang around people who call themselves dumb jerks.

>>2432
>the first thing I need to make is my own imageboard because it would work as a foundation for my mind
At one point I made an imageboard which was only on my computer, I never put it online, I used xampp and just ran it locally, but then of course I had to post all the posts myself it was a fun little project but kinda limited

>>2432
Any place that allows randoms to post whatever requires a time sink and moderation.

>>2433
I need to feel like something may theoretically happen or someone may theoretically reply or get something out of it or it may contribute something to the world somehow, otherwise it doesn't help the part of my brain that wants to post stuff. Nothing needs to actually happen, but the potential has to be there.

>>2434
>requires a time sink
wat

>>2435
Let me know if you do make an online imageboard and I'll post on it

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>>2435

>>8833

>Quick update from searching, apparently the meidos have started to rangeban entire countries that have IPs that come from the ecker. 
Explains a good bit, I have not been able to generate a new authorized cookie for my phone in a while, no matter if I'm connected on wifi or mobile network.

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>>8830
>and the worst part: that won't even solve anything at all
It's not suppose to. Cuckchan has existed as controlled opposition and a datamining site for the past 12 years. The "point" is force you to isoalte yourself out in the "boondocks" of the net or give up your privacy just so that you're not "bored".

>>8833
>The problem I have with 8chan and most altchans in general is that I do not like politically-centric forums.
That's kind of why a lot of us are here. Because you really cannot express your opinion anywhere else on the net without getting V&.

Also, could it possibly be that you're "tired" of the political discussion because you see the "same topics" being discussed everywhere when they're happening, as opposed to staying on one place and seeing what else is posted outside of happenings?

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>>8835
>Also, could it possibly be that you're "tired" of the political discussion because you see the "same topics" being discussed everywhere when they're happening, as opposed to staying on one place and seeing what else is posted outside of happenings?
This has been a problem for years, on every manner of community. When enough of a community decides to dedicate itself to political discussion, eventually, all discussion will eventually gravitate toward the political. It's only natural selection of topics: Political discussion in politically charged environments receive more replies and live longer. So naturally, when enough people become politically involved enough, all topics eventually drift in that direction to get the most attention from its userbase. It's not that reasonable discussion doesn't exist. The most attention these communities give are to topics which blend the two. It's why 4cuck has the twitter thread problem, nobody can force people to not pay attention to them.

Back in the day, when Uzume's console was still on store shelves; this is what would become of religion arguments. Moderators would be called to ensure every thread didn't become an extension of them. Those days are over, and most mods of major websites prefer it this way. The only solution I have found is to stay with a community until this phenomena takes out all discussion, and simply move to an

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>>8833
>The problem I have with 8chan and most altchans in general is that I do not like politically-centric forums.
in my case, not even that. the three altchans i used to frequent were kissu, hikari3, and tohno, and even now despite me not wanting to use them anymore, they definitely weren't very political spaces at all.
i think i just don't get along with anyone particularly well. i get horribly disinterested when the discussion doesn't interest me (which sucks when most anime spaces online are into the same 5 series) and i get irrationally upset when i see something that i even slightly disagree with, like this one time i tried recommending Mary Skelter to someone on kissu, and they completely wrote it off because the PC version didn't have a japanese language option; i responded with some strong words, and then everyone in the thread called me overly defensive, which made me so angry i stopped using the site.
i guess it's like what >>8835 said
>could it possibly be that you're "tired" of the political discussion because you see the "same topics" being discussed everywhere when they're happening
but much more generally.

everyone should just like the same things i like! easy.

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>>8833
Oh, that explains a lot. It hasn't stopped the shitposting one bit, though, and now I can't post when I never did anything illegitimate. Throwing their users under the bus is what 4Cuck does best, it seems.
>>8836
Alas, the culture war consumes all and even if you try to avoid it, you inevitably get dragged into it when it affects something you like (and it will), forcing you to discuss it and its impact on the things you enjoy and then bingo, you're discussing politics. There are few neutral spaces on the internet today because those that don't take a stance just get overwhelmed and then overrun, usually by shitlibs and troons. O'Sullivan's Law applies; if you don't actively and aggressively take a stance against the faggots, they will take over. It happened to most online communities, especially the mainstream ones, but niche ones as well. The ones left standing were usually the explicitly right-wing ones or at least with a right-wing bent. You may notice many altchans like 8moe and ZZZ have a right bent and I believe it's part of what's kept them mostly sane because you need some spicy views and posters to make sure the undesirables do not believe they are in good company. "Gatekeeping", if you will. If you try to make a completely neutral space, you either end up subverted or end up like poor Pommu when some hostile overzealous group gets you

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Work in progress walk animation for Kasha.
Also managed to finally get over my art block on Sachi's hair. Kinda like how it came out. All I have to do is texture her now.

>>2393
Kasha is so cute

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>>2394
I'm happy you like her friend.

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>>2273 (OP) 
>that banmsg
so this... is the power....of webring

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Proceeding with a Sachi model.

I have a Family Video near me that's going strong ever since Blockbuster went bust.

>>831
The one where I live went out of business recently. It's sad, but I was glad it was able to hang on for so long.

Some of my fondest early childhood memories include renting Super Nintendo games from a Family Video store.

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>>475 (OP) 
It's odd... on one hand, what we have now, especially if you consider the ease of piracy aswell, is essentially my childhood dream, and yet, now that I have it, I yearn for what I once had, at a time where I longed for what I have now... is the human being just impossible to please? Is it just nostalgia? I'm not sure, but perhaps I simply overestimated how good having infinite choices was, and the limitations made something like a single choice for a weekend feel like the most special thing, anyways I do miss them.

>>475 (OP) 
I don't. While I have fond memories of them, torrents are more convenient and free.

>>5135
I wouldn't want to go back to rental stores, but it feels less meaningful to me to being able to get almost anything I'm after on the Internet.

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>>16049
Hello anon

>>16055
> Feeling lonely means issues that go deeper than can be fixed by imageboards. Beware. Life is fast going by.

Solid advice.

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>>16053
> Interviews should be cosy talks.

< me reading this when most of my interviews have been a nervous wreck

>>16067
Ask yourself two questions:
1. Why?
2. What do you achieve by making this post?

>>16061
>Indian Summer?
Not right now, but, yeah, it's been overly warm.

That's it, winter is officially here. It's freezing cold!

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Stakhanovisme de la tristesse.

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L'hédonisme de l'épicurisme de l'ahahahaha

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I like chocomint

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjdcc-tTwkk

>>1932
That was my favorite ice cream flavor as a kid. Probably is now too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK5jhOB_8nA
Some more music

>>1901
>Did you not read the whole thread? Did you not see this book?
I'd definitely seen that in here when I'd gone through the thread before but had forgotten about it. Thanks, I'll take a look.
>Also I believe that within a few years the positive ET's are arriving physically openly on Earth and technologies for this stuff will be released (maybe not right away but they will be)
I sincerely hope that's true, but I don't know what to believe. There have been so many failed predictions in the past, and I find it really hard to tell what's truly going on with the UFO phenomenon due to all the disinfo and the bizarre nature of the phenomenon itself.

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I've been reading "Seth Speaks"
There are some really interesting notions in that book
Mind can create and form matter

>The mind can influence matter
Perhaps others, but certainly Christians have known this for millennia now.

>mind creates and forms matter
That should be capitalized: >"Mind creates and forms matter."
Only God can do this part. Again,
>t. Christian

>>1934
>Only God can do this part
God is not some bearded man in the sky
God is within and everything you perceive is made from the Source
Physical reality is created frame by frame billions of times a second
Oneself is already creating the material but one as a limited human just doesn't realize it. In becoming a conscious creator one can gain more and more control over it to the point of making things appear out of thin air. Technology like in Star Trek already exists which can materialize and dematerialize whatever objects but the inner mind is doing this without external tech, get on a high enough level of awareness to find out what is occurring
Magic and miracles are absolutely real but humans with self imposed excessive limitations may not be able to perceive it until they raise their awareness sufficiently

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I'm reading a book called "8 secrets to powerful manifesting"
Its a pretty good book

>>1305
There are some connectivity problems around BuyVM/path.net, I don't think I can do anything about it (other than changing VPS providers, which to be honest are slowly getting onto my todo list).

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>>1296
I've tested with and without my VPN and things worked nice while using the VPN but not while not using it.
As I tweaked my DNS resolver lately it may be where the problem belongs.
I nuked all my tweaks and installed DNSCrypt-proxy, seems like to working fine for now.
Vieo as a test.

>>1318
noice :)

>>1318
>mp4
What am I looking at here?

>>1320
>>>/comfy/15959 :)

>>226
SVB was basically THE bank to go to for vaporware and tech company loans. They also heavily used ESG in determining if you got lending money or not. Roughly 90% of their customers were tech businesses who shouldn't have qualified for FDIC. Them alone collapsing isn't a big deal but SVB has caused all the other woke nonsense banks to reassess their assets which is causing runs on the banks.

While not apparent at the time of your post, the feds have also promised people with money in SVB UNLIMITED INSURANCE for all their bad decisions which incentivizes the Chinese and other bad actors to buy into SVB in order to try and buy American debt on the cheap.

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>>230
> bad actors
You already have the baddest of actors in charge of the State Department and Federal Reserve. What the chinese do or don't do won't have any significant effect in the grand scheme. At most they'll manage to make a few bucks and maybe afford to buy some more tonnes of gold to shore up their BRICS system.
In fact, Biden just veto'd a new bill that was against ESG investing. So expect the woke stuff to remain in place all across the board in american firms.
Credit Suisse also just went bust, but it was being badly managed for a long time, so it's not a big surprise. And also it has the woke virus.

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Have you guys heard about "Goldbacks" at all?

I'm asking because I just left a coin convention today, and found some of the venders there selling these things. One of them handed out a "half-back" for free, and I spent $17 getting two different versions of the 1GB denomination. The "sales pitch" for them is that these things are 24 karot strips of gold (With the different denominations tied to their size, and their increased amount of gold in said strip contributing to said increase in size and hence denominational value) that are suppose to be used as an alternative method of payment. This entire project comes to us from a company based out of Utah who have allied with other precious metal dealers such as Alpine Gold. Apparently it's already accepted widely in Utah, and Florida just passed a law back in July that eliminates the tax on precious metal transactions altogether and further solidfying this as a possible concept. You can find their website here: www.goldback.com

From what I understand of it, the idea "seems" sound. However the reservations I have with the implementation is (1) cash is not as widely used as much as it really should be which hampers the concept of an alternate method of making payments being a physical currency that you have to hold in your hot little fists (Though still I would back this idea anyday to absolutely anything having to do with cryptocurrencies where the value is not

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>>445
Maybe it makes sense to buy them in Utah or wherver they're currently being accepted in circulation. Otherwise they're just high premium collector pieces.
I believe there's another company that makes similar gold leaf "notes" but they're not called Goldbacks, they have another name (sorry, I don't remember it). I think their art was a lot better too.
But the format itself is apparently a problem, because you can't fold them like paper bank notes without damaging them (from what I heard). It would have probably been better to just make them in standard credit card size, at least that way they'd fit a wallet easily.
But anyway I'm in europe and there's no traction for this kind of thing here whatsoever. If I wanted small gold, I'd just buy a combibar, or even the 1g individual pieces (but you get lower premiums when buying the combibar). For anything less value than 1g gold, I'd just buy silver coins instead.
Pic are swiss 1 Franc coins, 5g of .835 purity, so 4.175g of silver per coin. There are french and belgian ones that are very similar, to the same specifications, and they're all very common. They also made 50 cent and 2 Francs versions, at half and double the weights. That was long ago, when coinage was still made of silver, and before the Euro currency.

>>445
>>446
Holdbacks are definitely a speculative investment. The speculation is as to whether the concept gains traction. If it does, those who get in ahead stand to gain quite a bit (as hyperinflation continues its march).
>Folding them damages them
Only if fully creased, if bent gently, not at all. The lamination is pretty high quality from what I've seen, but I wouldn't be comfortable carrying it in my wallet. They do sell custom wallets for them, but they aren't in common use right now so it doesn't matter. The real value of the goldback is as an answer to the small coin "problem" in a collapse scenario.
I personally am not spending any money (besides a single windfall I happened on) on them, and am instead putting credit card rewards into them. For the most part, people are better off investing in coins and bars.

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>>16029
I have a little kitty that's always been prone to setting around my container cacti. She even managed to wallow a big bowl of wolly prickly pear to death by laying in it. I think it's just a cat thing.

Beautiful deerpark filled with deer bros in Nara, Japan.

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>>16045
Somebody needs to draw this flying bomb falling on Earth to the dinosaurs.

>>3667 (OP) 
>Anon is discovering that the culture of mankind is declining
What rock have you been living under? I need it.
But to answer your question, the Enemy has done a great job of dumbing down the populace through a combination of making people too exhausted to think, and then supplying the slop they consume (because it doesn't require them to think.
It's the same reason why a guy who never works might read The Republic, while the working joe chooses to watch Family Guy.

>>3583
it's actually not this movie, i think it's lesser known and far more moody, i just remember a trailer for it.

>>3584
well, fuck me side-ways and call me Sally then

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It was an old black and white noir-ish looking flick. It had a scene where a man and a woman are together in a spooky old house, and the man unveils a curtain to reveal a severed finger underneath, causing the woman to scream and faint into his arms. 

Then later there's another scene in the same location, with the same man and same woman from before, but there's also a second man and a second woman. The curtain gets pulled back again, and we get another close up of the severed finger, then both women scream and faint, and each man catches one of the women as they fall.

I never saw the whole movie and don't know the title or any other info, it was just something I came across while looking up movie scenes online, but those scenes stuck out a lot in my mind.

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>>3727
Is it The Old Dark House?
I wonder if the remake is a film I once saw but haven't been able to identify

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>>3728
It might have been, the woman in that pic definitely looks familiar. Is that Gloria Stewart?

Je pense que vous devriez faire plus de recherches et Tous les juifs ne sont pas des PRO Nétamiaou bien au contraire!
Avez-vous vu vu réellement ce qu'il s'est passé à Nova?
Comment le Hamas est arrivé en traître??
Et je crois que beaucoup de personnes ont oublié qui sont les talibans du 9/11....
Mais vraiment, avant de vous constituer mouton méchoui comme tout le monde parce que c'est un ami qui connaît un grand qui lui a dit de le penser, faites des recherches!! vous verrez que c'est une tout autre histoire que celle qu'on vous sert quotidiennement!!...
Pour ma part comme je dis toujours: "Ce n'est pas ma guerre!" et avant de parler d'un conflit que tout le monde s'est mis à s'y intéresser, comme de par hasard(!), au moment du PET GALAK 2023 alors que le conflit a débuté bien longtemps avant la naissance de tous ceux qui se sont transformés en fachos ECO+......
Et pourquoi les autres pays ne veulent pas des Palestiniens d'après vous??
Et le Hamas c'est quoi d'après vous?? 

Aller en cadeau BONUX je vous offre le #PALLYWOOD et le #MR.FAFO ou Mr FAFO aussi ça marche très bien....
Vous verrez ça vaut le détour!!....

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>>2417
>Pallywood
>FAFO
C'est pas un peu orienté comme argumentaire ça ?
Loin de moi d'être un partisan du Hamas cependant.

>>2181 (OP) 
Sans provocation ? Non.
De la provocation il y en a eu venant de la Syrie et de l'Irak (pas de l'Iran), mais cela date de plusieurs décennies lorsqu'ils ont eu leur petite guerre.
Est-ce que la provocation justifie des frappes aériennes sur une ambassade (bâtiment civil)? Non.
Et si tu fais référence aux frappes ayant ciblé le Qatar, je dirais que l'action militaire est encore moins légitime dans ce cas.
Est-ce qu'il y aura une conséquence pour eux ? Encore une fois, non. Ils font ce qu'ils veulent et l'ONU vont fermer leur gueule pour que leurs photos de vacances sur une certaine île ne soient pas publiées.

Je ne suis pas partisan de l'arme nucléaire ou des génocides pour régler les conflits, moins par préoccupation esthétique que par je dirais une conviction profonde dans le pouvoir et la légitimité de la justice à répondre au Mal. 

Ma position a commencé à germer sous la forme d'une suspiscion à l'époque déjà de la Yougoslavie qui nous illustre parfaitement que la réponse sévère infligée à la Serbie n'a fait qu'approfondir les cicatrices que la guerre allait inévitablement laisser. Non, je pense que la justice est la seule solution, qu'elle soit appliquée de façon institutionelle avec des tribunaux internationaux - lol - ou de façon diplomatique, comme c'est injustement le cas avec la Russie et l'Iran.

Il est certain que ce petit gang de petites frappes ne craint pas l'an

>>2425
NTA: éloquent.