>>75600
how tf are you taking the moral high here? youre just as bad as a pedo for looking for that shit.
Also, this isnt instagram, you can say rape. are you all 16 years old?
>>75601
i actually disagree, its disgustingly easy to find child porn, even on sites like tiktok its viewable, and theres been multiple times where it was a 'trend' of sorts for people to set childporn as their pfp.
i remember there was a video of a kid fucking a chicken that they did it with, a vid of three kids doing stuff they did, megnutt when she was leaked at 16 or 17 hundreds of people set that as their pfp. and thats just tiktok, its even more rampent on instagram, twitter etc, etc.
burn the earth to the group, quite frankly.

>>75617
CP may be easy to find IF actively looking for it, the internet is full of disgusting shit. But that is the whole point, unless you actively seek it out it is unlikely you will stumble upon it. Not once when I was looking at porn did I ever see CP. I only rarely see CP links posted as spam on these kind of image board sites, I always global report it and it gets taken down within hours. If you see it, report it. Don't actively hunt for that crap though, you might find yourself in deep trouble if you do actively look for it.

you guys must be new. Never saw 4chan on a wednesday back in the day. raids every wednesday.

They're more common than you think, and ALL of them are on a life mission to hide their disgusting behavior lest they get found out and imprisoned and/or worse. Kind of a blackpill tbh when anyone can potentially be one, even your friends.

children enjoy it more than the adults, i think you should just stop being a pearlclutcher

>>75624
Re up pls

>>75653
thanks!!!

>>75653
404

Re-up please

>>75657

This is a scam link, 75656 said thanks when it was already 404

>>75666
anon, all the my-file links are scams

>>74841
nice link

>>74841
>Brave browser
>TOR

That article sucks.

>>75387
Librewolf with uMatrix is far better than Brave. If you tweak a few things in about:config disabling WebGL, WebRTC and GeoAPI it's rock solid as far as a secure browser, plus it has a built-in option to wipe all your browser session caches and history every time you close the browser making it extra privacy oriented.

>>74855
You can also test out your web browser's security via the Browser Leaks website. It will tell you everything you need to know when it comes to information leaking through your browser or if it can be compromised. Getting rid of WebGL, WebRTC and GeoAPI is a big step towards hardening your browser from leaking unwanted information such as your real IP address while using a VPN. You can also test whether or not third parties can access your web cam and/or microphone. I ripped my laptop cam and mic out physically so nothing gets detected when I do the WebRTC leak test.

Searx <------

>>73839
>Cauterwalking

Meant to say Caterwauling

What Is Caterwauling?

Caterwauling is a very interesting word that may not be familiar to some people. The origin of “caterwaul” comes from the Middle Dutch term “cater” which means tomcat and the Middle English term “waul”, which means to yowl.

A caterwaul is different from a meow or a purr. It is a shrill and often loud vocalization made by a cat. Some cats sound like they are crying out in pain and most people find this vocalization very unpleasant. When the noise is repeated over and over again in a short period of time, it is referred to as caterwauling.

>>74245

A caterwaul is a loud, long whine made by unspayed females to attract prospective mates while in heat. When directed toward human family members, it is used to express pain, discomfort, fear, or a desire for attention. Like yowling, it can also be a sign of cognitive decline in older cats.

>>74246
So if you ever hear a cat meowing raly raly loud late at night, now you know that it's probably looking to fool around with male cats in your neighborhood.

It's weird that female cats do this, since it's normally the males animals that make noise to do some fugging. Like crickets, frogs, birds, and other animils do that but cats don't.

Need to post some more content here fr fr

Bumping instead of porn dump thread #4545214

Wind the clock back 10 years to 2016 and this site was much more lively and right smack dab in the middle of inter-imageboard drama.
Still, even with less posters and hoardes of porn this site still has a feel that not many other imageboards can replicate. I still find myself coming back every so often...

>>74626
I don't know what George Romero thought about it but I am a big fan of his original "living dead" series and I loved this film to death! It almost gives the vibe of being a prequel to "Dawn of the Dead" if you want to imagine what events may have happened right before that story took place.

>>74161
They do not make such gritty down to earth classics like this anymore.

>>74652
>I don't know what George Romero thought about it but I am a big fan of his original "living dead" series and I loved this film to death!

Yeah it's a pretty good movie. I really like it. It's low budget but has a lot of soul in it. I think that was Romero's first film release too.

>>74898
Night of the Living Dead (1968) was Romero's first zombie movie, followed by the sequels Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Day of the Dead (1985). He remade a few of these over the years but the remakes got nothing on the originals, all the originals top notch classics. I would also have to say Zombie (1979) was very good too and although it was not a Romero film it still had the same vibe and genre of Romero's original series and if no one knew any better could have easily passed as a sequel too.

The most ironic thing is low budgets do not make a movie bad. I have seen million dollar productions that flopped and end up being horrible. What makes a good movie is the dedication of the actors and a really good intriguing story line that keeps the viewers in suspense. Some of my favorite movies are ones without a popular celebrity and tend to be older independent low budget films.

Baraka (1992)
Interstellar (2014)
Avatar (2009)
The Thing (1982)

The channel "Good News" is pretty good. Really original.

Can't find it right now though. It's just one guy in a trench coat investigating a lot of heinous shit.

Electronics

EEVBlog
Photonicinduction

The Duran, Breaking Points & Daniel Davis Deep Dive for news.

Jack Morgan, Zack Rios & The Homestead Journey for common sense insight and real life conversations, reflection.

For entertainment? Paranormal channels, exploration footage, Retro commercials, old 50s and 60s sitcom channels, free film noir movie channels, VHS/Beta tape restoration channels, space documentaries, etc.

>>75651
Don't forget this gem, Dr. Carlson's Lab:
https://www.youtube.com/@MrCarlsonsLab/videos

>>75651
>>75663
And computers
>Gamers Nexus
>Level1Techs
>Level1Linux
>ExplainingComputers
>GameHut
>Coding Secrets
>BlackHat
>DEFCONConference
>Bisqwit