llol

>>54481
Also

Nigel's amplifier dials that have "eleven" as the highest volume setting.

<This scene is the origin of the phrase "up to eleven."

Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987). Two days before Thanksgiving, an advertising executive faces delayed travel and, while his travel plans are being stalled and diverted, he meets a shady salesman. The two both struggle to meet their destinations, and hesitantly, become obnoxious angry bickering travel buddies. Among the rather chaotic journey, they become pals, getting drunk, getting stranded, getting lost, getting ripped off and having to deal with one hard blow after another trying to get back home.

bumping this thread back up

I watched an old independent creature feature movie a few months ago called Magnetic Monster (1953). During a criminal investigation into bizarre radioactivity coming from a local appliance in which one dead body was recovered, they find evidence of an artificial radioactive isotope, serranium, being studied & modified by a scientist who they begin tracking down. Upon learning in horror that the scientist bombarded serranium with alpha particles for 200 hours they were told the radioactive isotope was beginning to grow and take a life of its own. The unstable isotope absorbs energy from its surroundings every 11 hours, with every cycle, it doubles in both size and mass, releasing deadly radiation and incredibly intense magnetic energy. OSI officials determine that, with its rate of growth, it will only be a matter of weeks before the isotope becomes heavy enough to affect the Earth's rotation on its axis, eventually causing it to break out of its orbit around the Sun, effectively destroying the entire world. Now governments and scientists have to work together to figure out how to stop it before the world is destroyed completely.

>>62640
> It became child-proof shitbox.
> I'm mad.
You are just mad you can't groom kids online, go fuck yourself retard.

Because they wanted validation, not freedom. They couldn't stand being ignored or questioned, so they fled to platforms that feed them censorship. Like tiktok or similar platforms that are so censored that you can get banned for anything. I tried to post something controversial to see people’ś reaction there and the police intervened in my fucking house because of my post. 4chan was the most non-death one but now it's gone, 8kun posting is crashed so people are leaving. I saw a few anons saying they moved to nanochan (on tor) because they banned VPNs on 8kun but it’s also kind of dead.

>feels like a whole generation of people suddenly vanished.
They didn’t vanish. They got absorbed. Digitally neutered. Tamed like pets. They’re still out on internet — scrolling, swiping, drooling. Just not here

free speech? that means you stay in places like that, even when they're empty.

>46737

because the majority of the internet are fucking teenagers who had grown up on tik-tok or some similar braindead shit. the only things said majority needs is either porn or videos of faggots dancing under crappy music.

>69940
> Because they wanted validation, not freedom. They couldn't stand being ignored or questioned, so they fled to platforms that feed them censorship

that's the entire reason why pitholes like reddit and twitter exist in the first place

Are they really dead THOUGH? 4chan still feels pretty lively to me, regardless of how you feel about the types of people posting on it/its current culture.
Now, other imageboards, on the other hand...

I'm sticking with depvana, 8kun and endchan for now. 4chan is run by leftard glowies and gatekeepers so I don't bother with that site anymore.

>>53368
> ok.ru
peedorashka!

cool bump

>>53712
indeed

Where did the Youtube channel thread go!?

Was going to post this on the favorite Youtube channels thread but looks like lots of shit threads slid it out of existence.

https://www.youtube.com/@SandwichesofHistory

Been trying some of these recipes lately. Some great, some just ok, others I would never dare to try making, some look awful. This dude makes hundreds of different sandwich recipes (old and modern), rates all of them too. Pretty fun videos to watch. Love some of the Tuna sandwiches so far.

>>69737
Based thread, you've literally saved Endchan by posting this state of art. These are the kind of post that 4chan needs but mods and jannies there are a bunch of moralfags.

how many people do you know that have either died after taking the covid vaccine, or have gotten seriously ill?

Personally, i know 3 people who got serious health issues after the vax.

>>69769
no you don't

I've heard stories of people dying suddenly during sports/due to heart issues, but I haven't seen anyone personally.
Of course, I haven't seen anyone die of the deadliest virus in history Covid either.

The Bogdanoff both died due to not taking the vaccine though.

I don't know how to feel about the vaccine tbh. Maybe if they'd take it, they'd be alive?

how many people do you know who have died after taking the covid vaccine?

I really don't know about covid, but have a new problem on Brazil, they have cases of MPOX virus in North of country, in area of COP30, lol.

>>49874
why are you posting cp imageboard links

Ni-chan is pretty good I wish it was more active.
But you forgot nanochan.
nanochanrayhy7nuuhldw2n4sq7tmv7xzdwaxtbptetss5eaznwfknyd.onion/b/124781
For me it’s one of better onion chans. I’m active on it too
I kinda hope more 4chan refugees find it though.

>>65016
That's the fake nanochan, see:
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Nanochan
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Nanochan
(same article but the nanochanray admin has been known to run denial of service attacks on these sites when anyone links them)
All the good threads there are just copied from nanochan, a now-dead imageboard which the nanochanray admin helped kill. On his clone site he deletes posts for disagreeing with his opinions, he has a lot of wordfilters that trigger fake connection errors, and he shuts down criticism of the way he moderates the site even harder than 4chan ever did. He is also believed to be responsible for spamming other imageboards, sometimes with CP.

Been a while since I've seen a few of these. I'm surprised nano is still kicking.

where be 69chan?

>>54189
>what i mean is does my cat understand that, say, petting and hugging are signs of friendship?
Yes, those are normally seen as a sign for bonding and socializing with other cats. So that's what the kitty feels when you do it.

That's how cats normally communicate with each other. Like scratching and biting each other.

U can just tell the kitty to not do it a few times and they'll get it eventually. Same thing I did with my cat and she stopped eventually.

>>44626
Whoa, I once made that same Garfield frog edit!

>My cat thread is still alive.
>After I made it 3 years ago.

I should post some more cat fax here
>t. OP

>Logic, I felt, was my only safe anchor reality; but if, as Walter Nigg points out, "angels
are powers which transcend the logic of our existence," did it follow that one is constrained to abandon logic in order to entertain angels? For the sake of angels I was ready to subscribe to Coleridge's "willing suspension of disbelief." I was even ready to drlnk his "milk of Paradise." But I was troubled. Never a respecter ofauthority, per se, particularly when it was backed by the "salvific light of revelation," I nevertheless kept repeating to myself that I was pitting my per-
sonal and necessarily circumscribed experience, logic, and belief (or nonbelief) against the experience, logic, and belief of some of the boldest and ~rofoundest minds of all times-minds that had reshaped the world's thinking and emancipated it (to a degree, at any rate) from the
bondage ofsuperstition and error. Still, I was averse to associatiilg myselfwith opinions and creeds,
no matter how hallowed by time or tradition, or by whomsoever held, that were plainly repugnant to colnnlon sense. A professed belief in angels would, inevitably, involve me in a belief in the supernatural, and that was the golden snare I did not wish to be caught in. Without committing myself religiously I could conceive of the possibility of there being, in dimensions and worlds other than our own, powers and intelligeilces outside our present apprehension, and in this
seilse angels are not to be ruled out as a part of reality-always remembering that we create what
we believe. Indeed, I am prepared to say that if enough of us believe in angels, then angels exist.