Last night I watched Star Wars 3 with a friend.
I noticed the guy's face is similar to General Grievous.
And suddenly the guy started to imitate General motion.
I died.

Making movie used 3DCG (blender or unity) is not very difficult, but it is not easy either.
These facts remind me what "Popee The Performer" (in 2000) is greatest ANIME.

I made progress in works of my hobby or my dream today. I am satisfied.

I found out the tip for making movie used 3D... maybe.
Foundation is important.

>>38000
That gave me an idea.

>>37998
>I want to make a stool and a table out of them
Or two giant slings.

>>38021
And use them for the Hungarian Space Program.

I made some progress with one of these >>37998 Gonna post pics later.

ddos na stronę

Lolifoksowym brunonkom zarządzilismy przerwę.
Czas na spacer, zaczerpnięcie świeżego powietrza.

>>20612
>Lolifoksowym brunonkom zarządzilismy przerwę.
Łukasz, jesteś wymarzonym dowodem że nasze akcje wywołują ogromny ból dupy, proszę nie zmieniaj się
jesteś jedynym policjantem który umie na tyle obsługiwać komputer żeby postować na Lolifox, więc kto jak nie ty?

>Czas na spacer, zaczerpnięcie świeżego powietrza.
zgadzam się, trzeba przewietrzyć firmy i urzędy

tysiące wiadomości na nowej edycji
Zapraszem na https://lolifox.cc/polin/
Mocne anonimowe forum dyskusyjne

WBIJAMY NA POLIN. SUPER FORUM KURWO

chodź na polin można rozmawiać o nastolatkach i modzie
https://lolifox.cc/polin/

>>39198
Then how did the war end?

>>39199
The Central Powers signed armistices. Were they influenced by a non-existent pandemic?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armistice_of_11_November_1918
This is a completely mainstream Wikipedia article and I see no mention of any Spanish flu that led to the armistice being signed.
https://www.pri.org/stories/2019-01-02/how-spanish-flu-could-have-changed-1919s-paris-peace-talks
>Wilson wasn’t the same man. He tired easily and quickly lost focus and patience. He seemed paranoid, worried about being spied upon by housemaids. He achieved some of his specific goals but was unable or unwilling to articulate a broader vision for a better world.
>Back in the U.S. that fall, Wilson suffered a major stroke just as opposition to the treaty by isolationist senators gained steam. He died four years later, his vision of a strong League of Nations hampered by the absence of his own country.
Based on no evidence, sounds nothing like the non-existent Spanish flu.

>>39200
I know I know, it was something the American president said.

Hmmm. Interesting music.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=yZDfnj-BeeI [Embed]

>>39199
They stopped fighting.

>>39200
It played a part in the wartime exhaustion. Just having the sniffles drops people's performance.
Also it is acknowledged superinfection killed most people not the flu itself. So were they victim of the flu, or the superinfection they suffered from? They had a compromised immune system to begin with, bad hygiene and malnourishment both in the trenches and back at home tired out people which allowed infection of all kinds. The flu itself was more aggressive tho, we know from the example from countries not at war, like Spain.

>>39207
More to think of: are you sure the locals whom you are in contact are trustworthy enough? Maybe you should make a visit like a tourist first.

>>39208
I'm obviously not there yet; but everyone that chooses to volunteer for it will simply get shown around the place, and after all that occurs we'll all make our decision about it.
I didn't come across these people out of nowhere, of course.

>>39209
Swebernd, thoughts?

>>39209
I'm sure a bunch of people would join. They need:
1. to know about it, you have to spread your message;
2. information what they are signing up for;
3. assurances, about the legality, also that they will be safe, and can safely return, basically that they will possess the ability to make decisions over their own fate;
4. and related to the above: a way of safe return - in case it doesn't play out as they imagined.
From the top of my head. You can't do this on IBs anonymously.
For example we do stuff with Bernds/anons online, make things, or play, and I would do more complex things, with more public exposure, more considerable projects (well if my time would allow...), but irl it is kinda different. For example for a meet up with a Bernd, I would plan so that I could rely on myself if necessary and return to home if something goes sideways.

>>39253
Well, I don't plan on just doing this with random people on imageboards. I've already extensively had contact with Swebernd, so I'm primarily getting him to budge. After he responds to this I'll email him all the guidelines.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=uVozVLDTNUw [Embed]

American prisons are something else

>>39196
Curious accent. Maybe Indian? Or some SE Asian? Or Latino?

>>39203
Ebonics

https://youtube.com/watch?v=RrTSYhGtaqw [Embed]

It has three fingers and ten kids. What is it?
A carpenter who cannot into safety.

>>39221
Not Fleece Johnson. The narrator.
Also USians think that words like "learnt" are ebonics, while it's Bri'ish English.

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なんでドドスコされなくちゃいけないんぬ！

おぺにすぬ…

エンドしてしまったんぬ

これから去勢されるんぬ

bvffalo.land I think
oh, wait it's just a list of image boards
reuben's got a board called chantopia

>>1617
>Trannychan
>known IP logger
No thanks.

Well this sucks. RIP /intl/

Zapowiedź Nowej Polityki Innowacyjności MON. W tle projekty kosmiczne
Wraz z dokonanym 31 lipca uroczystym podpisaniem porozumienia o współpracy z Siecią Badawczą Łukasiewicz, Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej ogłosiło założenia Nowej Polityki Innowacyjności. Wśród tych wyeksponowanych znalazł się punkt dotyczący realizacji własnej polityki kosmicznej.
https://www.space24.pl/zapowiedz-nowej-polityki-innowacyjnosci-mon-w-tle-projekty-kosmiczne
https://coub.com/view/2g9ht9

Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej Minister @mblaszczak: Polityczne rozmowy zostały zakończone. Będziemy mieli w Polsce korpus amerykański. Z tego dowództwa będą dowodzone siły, które są rozlokowane na całej wschodniej flance NATO.
https://mobile.twitter.com/MON_GOV_PL/status/1289083572050165761
https://coub.com/view/29u0uc

Lucas Tomlinson No Fort Trump, but U.S. Army's top general officially unfurls V Corps flag in Poland announcing American troops moving into former Warsaw Pact nation pic.twitter.com/rgM2A6XXEC
https://mobile.twitter.com/LucasFoxNews/status/1290650757080002560
https://coub.com/view/22rd5o

Wysoki oficer SOP zatrzymany przez policję za jazdę pod wpływem alkoholu
Major Służby Ochrony Państwa został zatrzymany przez policję za jazdę samochodem pod wpływem alkoholu – dowiedział się portal tvn24.pl. Biuro prasowe SOP tłumaczy, że do zdarzenia doszło w czasie wolnym od służby.
https://tvn24.pl/polska/wysoki-oficer-sop-zatrzymany-przez-policje-za-jazde-pod-wplywem-alkoholu-4657023
https://coub.com/view/197xtd

Łagodny wyrok dla oficera CBŚP. Groźny wypadek, miał 1,74 promila
Oficer CBŚP doznał poważnych obrażeń, miał pękniętą wątrobę, był operowany. Tuż po wypadku z auta musieli go wyciągać strażacy. Kierowca ciężarówki uderzył w drzewo, został niegroźnie ranny. Po przewiezieniu do szpitala okazało się, że funkcjonariusz miał 1,74 promila alkoholu we krwi. Sprawą zajęła się prokuratura rejonowa w Lesznie, która skierowała akt oskarżenia wobec oficera CBŚP do sądu.
https://wiadomosci.wp.pl/lagodny-wyrok-dla-oficera-cbsp-grozny-wypadek-mial-174-promila-6542264135403649a
https://coub.com/view/1n0szo

OKO.press Po 4 latach od głośnej dymisji szefa policji Zbigniewa Maja prokuratura po cichu umorzyła śledztwo w sprawie afery, w którą miał być zamieszany. W 2016 r. Mariusz Kamiński zapewniał, że zarzuty wobec niego będą poważne i sugerował korupcję @Gruca_Radoslaw oko.press/sledztwo-ws-by… pic.twitter.com/LcmJvSngw3
https://mobile.twitter.com/oko_press/status/1293230943327707137
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Michał Szymanderski-Pastryk Na pomniku Prusa zawisła tęczowa flaga. Przez 30 min pilnowała go grupa 7 funkcjonariuszy, następnie przybyło dwóch kryminalnych, żeby zebrać poszlaki. Policja wysłała 9 osób do flagi na pomniku, czego nie rozumiecie? pic.twitter.com/BgLFpPZDO1

https://mobile.twitter.com/MichalSz_P/status/1293272581399883776

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Michał Szymanderski-Pastryk Na pomniku Prusa zawisła tęczowa flaga. Przez 30 min pilnowała go grupa 7 funkcjonariuszy, następnie przybyło dwóch kryminalnych, żeby zebrać poszlaki. Policja wysłała 9 osób do flagi na pomniku, czego nie rozumiecie? pic.twitter.com/BgLFpPZDO1

https://mobile.twitter.com/MichalSz_P/status/1293272581399883776

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Afera w policji w Kole. "Ktoś próbuje to zamiatać pod dywan?"

Zmuszanie do wypisywania mandatów, tuszowanie spraw przy wykorzystaniu lokalnych koneksji czy wreszcie poniżanie funkcjonariuszy za brak oczekiwanych przez przełożonych efektów. To tylko niewielka część licznych nieprawidłowości, na jakie wskazują policjanci z Komendy Powiatowej Policji w wielkopolskim Kole. Według naszych rozmówców, m.in. te praktyki, trwające przynajmniej od kilku lat, miały doprowadzić do samobójczej śmierci młodego policjanta pod koniec maja. Po tym, jak mężczyzna postrzelił się w budynku komendy, ruszyło prokuratorskie śledztwo, wewnętrzną kontrolę wszczęli policjanci z KWP w Poznaniu, a psychologowie z tej jednostki przeprowadzili ankietę wśród funkcjonariuszy z Koła. Jak poinformował rzecznik wielkopolskiej policji – nie wykazała żadnych nieprawidłowości.

https://www.rmf24.pl/fakty/polska/news-afera-w-policji-w-kole-ktos-probuje-to-zamiatac-pod-dywan,nId,4666000

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Policjant nie kryje radości z tego, co spotka "Margot" w więzieniu. „D… mu pęknie”

Bydgoski policjant, posługując się „fake” kontem na Facebooku, nie kryje radości z tego, co spotka Michała Sz. („Margot”) w więzieniu. Tak bardzo się zakamuflował, że… zostawił swoje zdjęcie profilowe na widoku.

https://pomorska.pl/policjant-nie-kryje-radosci-z-tego-co-spotka-margot-w-wiezieniu-d-mu-peknie/ar/c15-15124729

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>>39118
>30+ C outside I sweat, then I work, I sweat more. I enter a cooler place the sweat starts to pour down on me as if I was having a shower. What could be the reason behind this?
Sounds like hypothyrodism to me.

>>39149
I'll be on the IRC in just about an hour or so; in-case you have time.

>>39149
I'm going on now, come get in.

>>39148
They say fasting a day can be healthy. I heard in the case both men and dogs.

>>39151
1.
Symptoms of hypothyroidism may be vague and can often mimic other conditions. They may include:
Changes in the menstrual cycle
Constipation
Depression
Dry hair and hair loss
Dry skin
Fatigue
Greater sensitivity to cold
Slow heart rate
Swelling of the thyroid gland (goiter)
Unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight
Carpal tunnel syndrome

>>39169
Just my guess, can be many things. Try getting more potassium, sodium, magnesium and calcium (electrolytes).

>>38457
>A vacation to remember. I bet he got infos, at least some vague ones, what's going on at home, and was anxious what's gonna happen.
Kruel was less than happy when he returned.
>So partially the chances of confrontation was depended on how the Zerbini's underlings followed orders?
Yes, he could mount a stand against the rest of the IInd Army and give a large buffer to the legalists in Rio de Janeiro.
I doubt his forces would need a northwards movement, Mourão Filho's forces on the other side of the Mantiqueira were very thin and wouldn't do anything, just the engineer battalion and the 8th police battalion in Lavras, almost halfway from the distance to their capital. Zerbini could cross the range unopposed but what would he do on the other side? He could link up with the Sergeants' School in Três Corações, with hundreds of men who refused to join the uprising, defeat whatever the other side threw against him and threaten the enemy's rear. The coupists were gathering a detachment in Belo Horizonte but would not be able to send all of it against Zerbini as they were threatened by Brasília (and Brasília, in turn, was threatened by the 16th Caçadores marching on its rear). Yet all of this would be pointless as he had to fight off the rest of the IInd Army.
The reinforcements coming to his rear would have the Agulhas Negras Academy as their obstacle. On military terms they could force through but psychologically it didn't go like that.

On the legalist side, the Artillery School-Group (GEsA) is well covered. The 31st was a tense day with no information from superiors - this is a common theme, soldiers not having the slightest clue of what was going on. Finally, at night they received a telephone order to attach a battery of howitzers to the Infantry School-Regiment (REsI). Every week one of the three batteries was ready to act, and this time it was the 2nd under 1st Liutenant Sanches.
Sanches was dispatched to the Dutra to join with a battalion of the REsI already on the road. This order came from the REsI's Colonel Abner, even though the GEsA's Colonel Aldo was in the same quarters. Sanches did previously consult with Aldo - he was sleeping. "They called you, you go"; he seemed completely disinterested in what one of his subordinates was doing attached to another formation. The 2nd Battery left after midnight and did not bring food.
Abner had complained of one thing - Sanches had presented himself without his troops. This was a deliberate delay, as he and the two other battery leaders already disliked the government. On the other hand Abner and Aldo were Goulart loyalists, the latter poorly regarded by his subordinates.
Abner's subordinates, his battalion commanders - at the vanguard, Major Simon - and the captain of his organic tank company were likewise rebel-sympathizing.
The 1st and 3rd Batteries were under Captains da Silveira and Graça, respectively. They left a bit later, under an agreement with staff officers & captains Seixas and Brunner that, as they could not rise up isolated and get besieged, they'd move and wherever they went they'd join up with the rebels.

None of the batteries knew who they'd face on the road.

Another GUEs formation was the 1st 90 mm AA Gun Group. It had 2 "blue" and 2 "red" ("communist") batteries. The pieces were for point defense, taking hours to deploy; asphalt would ruin the tractors' treads. Nonetheless Captain Ustra, of the "blue" 4th, was ordered to cover the column. Not with the 4th but with the "red". This made no sense, and under protest he was allowed to use his pieces, soldiers and corporals. Under him were still "red" sergeants and officers including a "red" Captain Ustra still praises him as a professional; there are such cases of recognizing the enemy's value in this aspect, importantly older than him. He saw through the trap: they were ready to arrest and replace him in the field. With his soldiers and corporals he organized his own conspiracy including arresting the "reds" if necessary.
The battery left without medical support or the food train, but not in a hurry. Leaving at 09:00, it barely moved as tires were emptied and vehicles died off. At 20:00, when they had to return it was far away from the destination. Ustra successfully prevented himself from being a legalist piece on the board, though his battery would've never been useful in the first place.

Ustra's battery was followed by a company of the Engineering School-Battalion, which likewise got nowhere.

The "red" 2nd Battery.

>>39096
This is the etymology thread. Etymologically over does not mean across, it's rather above/supra, from German über.

>>39113
Changes in the meaning belongs to a word's history, and over gained quite a few more, among them the one which equals with the meaning of across.

>>39101
>white river (Kama) and black river (Volga)
From the association between cardinal directions and colors?

>>39053
>krgyz and uygurs call tengri kuday (might be derived persian hüda), they also call co-in-laws kuday.
>Also the word thor or donar might be derived from tengri

So, would that make you related to the Mongolians or East Asian Steppe people and Finland?

>>39177
Maybe. Such division was (supposedly) common among them. I could look it up what colors were associated with what direction. I also read they picked horses accordingly for the parts of the army - wings, vanguard, center, rearguard.
But black and white might signified dual structures of steppe people. Sources talk about black and white Hungarians, black and white Cumans, Saragurs are White Ogurs, Hephtalites were White Huns, etc. It even influenced the naming of some non-steppe people like White and Black Croats, or Qara Khitai.
Also they structured society too, people had to sit in a certain order in the Yurt, from the central position to left and right. Not sure which one was more prestigious, but I think they also used colors somehow in this division.

>>39180

I've only tried "ligeresa" and another one wich was awful so am not an expert

I ate dijon long time ago, so I don't really remember.
Best mustard I tasted was a horcica (= mustard in Slav) from Northern Hungary, I remember it was more greenish in color, not sure what spices or herbs were used in it. Recently I had the luck to get a jar of Colmans as I wrote in the food thread. It's different from what I'm used to, it has that nose burning quality what horseradish has, I like it.

Sweet.

Dijon one is pretty "weak", even the strongest Dijon mustard is less spicy than classic Russian mustard.

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>中士
中止…？

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