Congratulations OP, you are promoted to Someone. Have a bump.

Obligatory.

>>17553
This muh homie OG GrEazie.

>>17558
>just give up
Pretty convincing.

>>17546
>ragu
>it's just tomato sauce

>>17566
Dude, wtf is that noodle thing next to the veg? Looks great.

>>17568
That's nokedli:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sp%C3%A4tzle
It's always made from scratch (flout, salt, egg, water) in an minutes basically, very fast. The dough is kinda liquid and you need a metal thingy with holes on it to shape the noodles as you press through it into boiling water.

>>17575
>archery
I read somewhere he got some (lot) criticism for his opinion. I believe the whole thing is about people liking to see everything on one bit, there's no middle opinion just black an white.

>>17579
Yes, I've seen his critics. They mostly say that videos are cut from many bad tries and that his opinion about history is wrong.

First statement looks pretty real - he can't be that good, sometimes his accuracy looks inhuman, so he clearly tried to record some episodes many times. But even if he isn't a godly archer, he is very skilled person.

Second is more doubtful. As far as I know, we have no continuous tradition of military archery, at least in European world. And not only the archery. Most of our knowledge about military operations, tactics and skills are reconstructed from shady manuscripts, historical records and paintings. For example, many parts of Greek and Roman tactics reconstructed by historians from sculptures and occasional writings of some unrelated people (like philosophers or historians of Roman times, who never really seen a battle).

Sometimes people who work with gear, i.e. military reenactors and even larpers, know more just because they tried to use that gear, and humans didn't really changed physically in 2000 years. Of course they mostly reinvent many things, but I doubt that there is too much variety in bow or sword usage for average person.

>>17541
>ISIS agriculture
Oh Óðinn, I forgot about ISIS. The Salafist group, they controlled territory in Nigeria, Libya, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Somalia, and even part of Marawi in the Philippines, they carried out jihadi attacks in France, Germany, Sweden, Spain, and the UK, they had American military-grade weapons taken from the Iraqi army, and controlled some of the largest oil reserves, they claimed their territory to be a Caliphate, and within their Caliphate, they destroyed Nimrud, they destroyed Jonah's tomb, they smashed non-Sunni cemeteries, and committed genocide against Yazidis. . Now they control almost nothing.

>>17630
They were bad for business they had to go.

>>17627
I'm curious how many takes did it take to record these. Not necessarily many. They had to practice before a lot before that, maybe years. Those who lived by the bow died by the bow "practiced" since childhood. Steppe people learned to ride horse before they learned to walk and with that came with the bow naturally and the case for those on foot like Welsh longbowmen or just simple archers was fairly similar. Sons of poachers, hunters but even simple farmers/peasants could grew up using it first as a toy then as a tool of hunting.
Compared to them modern men are in huge disadvantage. Maybe those could have more say in it who hunt with bow instead of gun as they know the situations they got in during hunts. However their hunting experience is influenced, determined by the bow they use, because these bows function only in one way with all those gadgets and convenience functions: the way how stationary archers think archery should look like.
I've more but have to bail.

>>17631
>They had to practice before a lot before that, maybe years. Those who lived by the bow died by the bow "practiced" since childhood.

Yes, one of reasons why Mongols were so strong was archery. Nomads are becoming archers from childhood and live "on the horse". Peasant who compose main part of local militia isn't a good archer or good rider, and real warrior class wasn't numerous in these times, so Mongols outnumbered everyone in number of professional soldiers.

>>17631
I mistook poachers for someone who hunts birds. I wasn't sure, looked it up, now I know they're just dudes hunting illegally. Never mind.

>>17710
The Welsh longbowmen were commoners not really the members of the warrior class, they were just happen to use their bows much. For a while Vlah archers were formidable and now I don't mean the Pecheneg horse archers but the sheep herding Balkanites.
Those commoners who called up as part of the levy they were more familiar with bow and arrow than us can be (with the rare exception of few).

>>17738
*called up into service as part of the levy

i remember some ukranian guy posted a montage of slavs doing horrible shit to each other with some 60's russian pop song that had the word 'moscow' repeated in it over and over
does anyone have it?

>>17800
Was it the Ukrainian spammer?

>>17800

That's the popular song from 1964 called "Best city in the world", about Moscow. Sometimes it is considered as unofficial anthem of the city.

>>17761
Damn I love TAS.

>>17833
The best game reviews on YT.

>>17837
Too bad I've no idea what most of his videos are about.

>>17843
Kots are fascinating creatures... on their own way. Until they don't start their sado-maso action in the middle of the night or dawn they are fine.

>>17893
That's funny.

>>17970
>>17973
If Japan fell to Communism instead of Russia, would you people be Slavaboos?

>>18035
Japan with communism wouldn't create anime that makes insecure western teens weaboos.

>>18043
give her back her nose you monster

>>18053
why does she wear the hijab?

>>18054
Because orthodox Christianity is closer to Islam than other Christian denominations.

It isn't me, it is Putin who said that.

>>18056
Islam I think was modeled on Arian Christianity, Muhammad himself likely would've remained a pagan if it wasn't for an Arian (or oriental Orthodox?) monk named Sergius (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahira).

>>18057
Fuck, brackets. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahira

>>18054
Babushkas wear hijab.

>>18057
There were theory that Islam is purely fake invention of 1000s, and all Muslims of first ages of Islam actually were Christians. Different religion was made later for political purposes.

Couldn't easily find the links though.

>>18069
Well, whether that is true or not, it's safe to say that Islam was modeled on Orthodox, possibly Arian Christianity.

>>18070
I would think it was Nestorian, Monophysite and/or whatever the Abyssinians followed. Also Jews. And even Zoroastrianism had some influence there.

>>18069
>There were theory that Islam is purely fake invention of 1000s,
Oh yeah, Muslims too are very talented in inventing their own history and destroy contrary evidence labeled as the evil creations of kuffars see:ISIS in Syria.

>>18071
Sergius was likely Arian Christian. Muhammad himself was well aware of Arianism, for example, in Muhammad's letter to Heraclius, the Eastern Roman Emperor, he said that "if you turn away, you bear the sins of the Arians". And yes, there's the Jews of Medina, and also partially Zoroastrianism, as well as Arab paganism, for example, Ramadan was also celebrated by Pagans, the Hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca was also Arab Pagan.

>>18072
>Sergius was likely Arian Christian.
That doesn't really matter. His meeting with Mohammed is just a passing moment of the Prophet's life. Early life. And he could have left deep impression but not with his teachings, that would have required a master-disciple relationship.
If they even met.
The life of Mohammed and with that the formation of the Islam is "sacred" history which was written in a spirit that emphasizes the divine nature of the events. Sergius' prophecy is a tool in their hands to do exactly this.
It's not surprising that every detail of his life is questionable and unsure. Like that letter.
He had to meet Christians, he most likely heard some teachings here and there. But he lived side by side with the Jews - supposedly - for a decade. He (and his followers who actually created Islam) might got more inspiration from them.

This is so fucking great. Was this posted here?

>>18076
kek, classic Australian bantz

>>18076
he says dana weird

>>18095
Why is "Asian" just an umbrella term for East Asians nowadays. It's a continent that stretches from Anatolia to Alaska, from Sinai to Siberia.

Let me post!

>>18095
That grey haired chick being naughty in the first few seconds of the second webm is nice, otherwise I don't see the appeal.

>>18102
Classy.

>>18107
>1st
When those two dude were climbing into the house through the window I thought: how efficient they are. Then it turned out those are just one dude and a reflection in the mirror. Oh well.

>>18108
When old peeps find the internet.

>>18112
For a second right there, I thought that WebM was on loop.

>>18112
Mad Skillz. That pole is bamboo isn't it?

>>18113
Similar here. I said wtf why do they replay it?

>>18112
Is there any Murrican version of this? I bet it'd be priceless.

>>18121
I think they use titanium pole to bear the weight. But American officers just jog casually through the wall. The cardboard can't resist to a hippo's weight.

>>18121
American version would require a CGI animation I guess.

Hardcore criminal.
Additional info: 69 years old granny got enough of fags parking their car on the sidewalk. Scratched 8 cars in two days then got arrested. Frankly she's right. Pedestrians don't belong on the road, cars don't belong on the sidewalk.

>>17541
Source of ISIS agriculture?

But here's the ISIS navy seals training video, in its full original form.

>>18437
Euphrates-commando
>throat-cutting technique
Much problem with that. A real victim won't just die in a heartbeat, everything become slippery from the blood and the attacker has the same chance to cut his own hand instead of the patient's neck. Or cut both. A stab in the kidneys proved much better. But again comes the previously discussed aversion of killing and cutting someone with a knife would seem preferable and easier over stabbing someone - for a normal person.

>>18437
My favorite part is the scene with their "navy", literally just using a small motorboat with a 10 man crew, fighting against a full-fledged military backed by both Russia and Iran, and having to withstand airstrikes.
>>18438
They're Salafists, mind you (not denying that they were just a Mossad operation), they're hell bent (literally) on iron age weapons (not even bayonets, just knives), and chopping heads. I guess it works when you're fighting an opponent that doesn't even notice you sneak up on them and just straight out behead them.

>>18439
Killing is not that easy. For future discussions you might want to consider reading this thread: >>8950 (sadly all images lost) also I upload a very handy book which was excerpted in that thread.
The thoughts on "Knife Range" starts on page 129. He basically describes the situation at hand.

>>18441
Also my original point was even them prefer cutting over stabbing despite being a special unit (and religious fanatics), confirming Grossman's views.

>>18442
I would've thought that they're hellbent on beheading because all the early Muslims did it, and that it's proscribed in the Quran. Aside from that being just a propaganda video and nothing like their actual battles.

>>18443
It does seem like me that this is a spec ops unit and prepare/training for an infiltration situation through a body of water. This situation would involve approaching and incapacitating enemy sentries from behind. But maybe not and only the Serbian Bernd's description/joke as "ISIS navy seals" influenced me to view them as such.

>>18444
Protip: Whenever a jihadi group uploads a training video online, they use none of the tactics they use in real life. I might as well post this on the battle thread.

>>18454
I only have jihadi kot webm.

>>23052
Might be because we don't have much access to new webms, it's a time consuming process to find new interesting ones.
Hmm it seems I didn't copied Sweball with hat into the folder I generated CSS of.

Who posted this anno?

>>23091
>2nd
Thought a tram comes and hit them both.
>India
Read somewhere during the recession of 2008 India gained over 70 billionaires.

>>23072
The Obong one is golden.

Post this every time you see one of those gypsies posting.

>>23285
While acknowledging most things circulating on imageboards will be posted on 4chan one way or another, or even posted first on 4chan among imageboards (since even what's posted there mostly ain't OC just taken from elsewhere), I generally do mind.
Three boards I visit there regularly or occasionally, still I've no intention to import anything from there. Not just because there's nothing to import from /diy/ for example, but because what could be imported is just pure cancer, and also I rather keep things separate.
One problem was with KC main, and now with Kohl, the amount the 4chan crossposters who were unable to keep the two place separate and blurred the border, the separating character of the two by flooding KC (and now Kohl) with the usual traffic 4chan gets.
Not every chan on the internet should look like 4chan. It's not an étalon, a golden standard other imageboards should follow. All should have find their own character. It has it's own, and those who want the 4chan experience should search it there.
That's been said, this is my opinion ofc, the others have their own and you post what you wish as well.

>>23285
Tho I have to acknowledge I also smiled at the boomer webms. I find this meme silly but I can appreciate the humor based on generational differences.

>>23302
First is done good, I don't get the second really. He jumps if he was rubber compared to his size, ok.

>>23302
>librejp
Very strange people with strange .webms. Lurking there is like peeking into a conversation between aliens.

>>23326
Hehe, funny webm.
>Lurking there is like peeking into a conversation between aliens.
I concur.

>>18096
The invention of race

>>23485
>2nd
I'm listening the sounds.

>>23486
Ehh. I mean... kek...
So.
I'm listening the sounds and they feel artificial, the water splashing as if someone would do it in a bathtub. But it seems synchronous with the movement of the water.
Also what's this Immortal?

>3rd
She's a beauty. What's the film? I need it for research purposes.

>>23485
interesting mood
i specially like the simple tune in the second
it reminds me of the midi music in good old vidya

>>23487
metadata say L'immortelle.1963 and Picnic.At.Hanging.Rock.1975
reminder that web browsers are not media players

>>23491
>second
i mean b

>>23491
Thanks.

>>23492
Isn't that in a hospital, rehabilitation department? That thingy maybe looks something like they fasten to your leg and help stretching or something. I guess genius parent thought that would be hilarious (I don't think the kid had enough smart to know how to fiddle with that gadget). However this could lead a neck injury. Tho also could help stretch some muscles there.

>>23537
What are your thoughts on these webms?

>>23541
I've posted those to trigger some interest in the movie.

>>23542
Mysterious.

>>23544
Your posts look weird.

>>23554
It's fine here. On two browsers. Not sure what's ghorking it up for you. Maybe it's just Endchan as usual.

>>23542
Well you did succeed.

>>23554
I've had this bug while browsing Endchan on my phone, but never on my PC.

>>23576
Good, feel free to share your impression afterwards.
>>23567
>>23580
It happens on PC here, but Endchan is slow and I always can read posts with [Preview], so whatever.

>>23593
That's genius. It's interesting the crowd is mostly older people and most young men seems to have glasses. Wonder what social stratum they are from. So this "teaser" made me curious.

>>23500
>Isn't that in a hospital, rehabilitation department?
never have been in one but seeing the wheelchair in the background that's also what crossed my mind
still explains very little

>>23613
I wrote an speculation there.

That's a scene from the movie. I can't tell what, but there is something in it.

>>23537
>>23542
Well I finally watched this movie and it was interesting the whole way through. I could only access the most shallow depths of the symbolism involved in the film but Germany's postwar history weaves a thread throughout the film's scenes, from the immigrant children to the sequence from the backseat of the oldtimer. Interestingly, the actor of the main character, Bruno Ganz died earlier this year. He is most well known probably, for his role in the 2004 film Downfall, interestingly enough this is foreshadowed in a way with the movie set in this earlier role of his.

Maybe this thread >>/16423/ needs a bump.

Misquoted
>>16423

>>24022
>it was interesting the whole way through
Glad to know that.

An interesting idea.

>>24399
Yes.

>>24890
Alien threat wouldn't unite noone. They would be so far ahead of us we couldn't do anything against them, not even united.

>>24893
>Yes.
Thanks.

>Aliens would be so far ahead of us
The idea is there would be no really aliens, but false flags by Illuminati.

>>24899
Oh yeah, webm starts with "faking" just badly edited.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ReW00-Aw6tQ [Embed]

I have a hate love relationship with mre videos. when I did military service I hated the food but I find it fascinating still to see that people eat these voluntarily and how other countries put in their mre

>>25109
Basically I only watch Steve's channel.

>>25238
asmr for men am i right

>>25248
I'm aware of asmr and I don't get it from Steve's videos. The manner how he presents these meals however is great, yes.

this cinematic masterpiece never fails to make me laugh. its deep on so many levels.

I would post this in the music thread but I think the visuals are the main reason I find this piece so interesting.

>>25727
shit didn't mean to sage

>>25727
Well it's certainly a... way of utilizing second-hand graphics and footage. Why do you find it interesting?

>>26074
>asstronauts
Everyone hate their jobs. Why would they be an exception?
If you make money on your hobby, you're on the right way of turning an activity you enjoy into one that you hate.
>oy vey
1. She didn't pick her husband because of his skin but because he was Jewish.
2. She talks about dating and not marriage.

>>26080
im sure hitler liked his job

>>26089
I'm not sure about that. It might destroyed his health. Too much stress.

>>26766
>1st
Don't they put ketchup in all the burgers?

>>26766
Wow, somebody outside of russian border knows ДМБ. Well shit, I love that film.

>>26804
>rhabarbarabrabarbababrbeierbrbebre.
That's a good word play but noone speaks like that in practice.

>>26803
>musical slavs
There was one video where a musician actually could play a tune (maybe violin?) to the buzzing of the plumbing.

>>26850
Would this be the video you're referring to friend?

>>26850
Would this be the video you're referring to friend?

>>26770
>Don't they put ketchup in all the burgers?
It depends on the cooking style of the chef, the restaurant, the entree, the manager's menu decision, etc. It varies per burger.

>>26910
Yes, that one. Top notch, thanks.

>>27067
Might as well.

>>27067
Meknuggetz are srs bizniss. I also remember that one.

>>27068
>who will slav the world
Where's that footage from?
I see that logo of the tv channel, and I assume those guys are Soviet troops in Afghanistan.
>ghost bustahs
Kek.

>>27069
>robot
Context?

>>27072
>Where's that footage from?
>I see that logo of the tv channel, and I assume those guys are Soviet troops in Afghanistan.

It's from western documentary about Afghan war: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3608008/

Also related gondola.

>>27074
Thanks.
Huh, that's fairly new.

These gondolas are cozy. I dunno who makes them, but he has a certain talent.

>>27072
former mayor of Turkish capital city erected a statue of a robot. after criticism he replaced the robot with a statue of a t-rex.
>The mayor of Turkey's capital city has responded to complaints over a giant robot statue by replacing it with a huge T-Rex.
https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-32535917
I think the dinosaur is gone too and Ankara is now ruled by the Kemalists again instead of the sultan party.

>>27087
Hmm. It's four years now when they're gonna have the new one? What will it be? Maybe Homer Simpson?

>>27087
mate, ankara is already is ruled by kemalists since a few months.

>>27376
>rise_of_rome
>latin pronounciation
My ears are bleeding.
>hydraulic press
That channel is funny.

this shit fucking site wont let me post shit

>>27593
For me it usually works fine. Once in a while I get a "connection failure" when I try to upload something. Then I wait a little, open up a new tab and see if it loads ok - usually connection failure is related to the 500 error - then if it loads I post the stuff again, then it wörks.

>>27591
>night shooting
A very nice series of photos can be find on the net somewhere. An GI took them in Vietnam. A lonesome Viet took potshots at an American base, who get tired of it and shoot back. With literally everything they had. Night sky, tracer rounds, great visuals.
I dunno if they caught him.

>>27491
That's funny.
But for proficiency I liek this one better.

>>27501
>just a prank bro
I wonder who was behind the wheel. Either very confident or reckless.

>>27599
>80er
I imagine American nerds getting extreme nostalgia from that.
They won't ever make such ebin movies. The epitome of modern manliness.
Extreme contrast with the third webm with side by side. That short scene feels utterly wrong - even tho the motif of the man resting his head at the woman's lap/breasts is an ancient one - and makes me think it should be in reverse, the woman should rest her head on the man's chest.

>>27600
>pizza
Hey, that's not pizza, that's some other food.

>>27067
>Mcnuggets
Where's that picture of American bear requesting a burger from a clerk who replies they don't sell burgers and then the bear says "Burger is my right as an American citizen" as his face turns into Spede Pasanen's and he pulls a gun?

>>27604
That's it

>>27596
this site can be very slow

>>27606
Just as we prefer it to be.

>>27761
>no sound
gay
eh I wanted to watch that series but first season is pretty shit and hard to get through

>>27761
Why is that that tactics of any kind - beside standing/marching in square formations - can be seen in not one product of the SW franchise.

>>27879
>3rd
What become of Antonio?

>>27791
Have you seen the other seasons?
>>27819
What do you mean?

>>27899
They never use cover, suppressing fire, flanking, alternate unit movements, etc. in the battle/shooting scenes in these movies and cartoons. There are no sub-units, squads or platoons as far as I can tell.
In that scene they just stand in the middle shooting all around while the enemy fields more and more units around them who just walk forward and shoot (and miss 99.9% of the tiem)-

>>27902
Should topless bikinis be banned?
>2nd
And that video which somehow found it's way to the chans was recorded by some babushka. Russia is truly a miraculous place.

>>27931
>bundeswehr
That happens sometimes.
>insert
Animays are weird.

>>27900
tbh in that scene they were caught in the open and expendable robots are expendable
>>27899
I think I managed to get to 2nd season. That was long time ago so my memory may be failing but there was increase in quality.

I don't like webm threads but have this quality shitposting.

>>27931
What is going on in the first webm? hahaha
What country is that?

>>27939
I love webms and videos that put in a lot of effort into it like this one

>>27941
Master transporters.
SE Asia, China I'd guess.

>>27935
>Why? I would think you wouldn't want that to happen at all.
All right, not sometimes, but happens. That shell was a dud, such is life. As far as I know there's pointy thing at the end of the barrel, the shell has a charge at the back which gets ignited and that propels it out of the barrel. The charge was faulty.
Sometimes a round gets stuck in the rifle, sometimes an airplane falls out of the sky. Shit happens.

>>27935
>1st
Thanks. Went through the door in the wrong way just now.
>2nd
That was unexpected.

>>28877
At least it's not a school in the US.

>>28886
That cat had to be orange.
>2nd
Great fun from the age of 14 to 88.

>>27943
G Y P S Y
Y
P
S
Y

>>28936
Australian birds are very intelligent for some reason which I can't exactly recall at the moment. Just recently the magpies at the end of my street have stared their swooping season and are causing so much strife that signs were erected to warn passers-by of their notorious deeds, but they never swoop me because magpies can memorise the faces and attitudes of their neighbours.

>>28953
>vid
Dawww.
>magpies
Apparently Austrian magpies aren't related to other magpies of the world.
t. wikipee

>>29020
>PPSh
Yeah, that happens. Not sure what that dude wanted to do.
I heard a similar story, which supposedly happened in the Hungarian Defence Force. Conscripts had a little fun with loosening of their AK's bolt system so they could use the weight of the bolt to load the first round into the chamber by just swinging the gun. Then one day when they were transported in the back of the truck somewhere and they had to held their weapons between their legs, muzzle pointing up, at a bump one of the gun fired by itself, killing it's owner with a headshot from below.

>>31074
Wtf that soy wars?

>>31075
Dawgs.

>>31074
>>31074
AHAHAHAHAH! fuck sake! I'm fucking shaking rn. That fucking soy face! Holy fuck, this fucking planet is doomed!

>>31074
My hope in humanity you... animal

>>31074
>the saga ends
finally some good news

>>31090
>>31091
>Leborninwronggeneration


>>31095
>the saga ends
lol don't count on it. They'll make new movies for decades

>>31101
>>31101
RREEEEE MY COUNTRYBALL KEEPS CHANGING. /KC/! DO SOMETHING!!!!

BALLS!!

Too lazy to make webm

https://youtube.com/watch?v=sWDL39d45LA [Embed]

>>31110
>topkek
Sometimes I watch such videos, food and sweets tasing, with Hungarian stuff. Too bad "original" Hungarian sweets are sparse, all this generic Euro snacks all around (once I saw they sent fucking Milka...). And to be honest in this vid you linked, all those stuff are the same generic, no original Turkish, and generally boring video, could have just eat US made cookies.
Kek, I remember one guy tasted a Túró Rudi, couldn't recognize the ingredients beside chocolate and said it tastes like orange or something similar citrus whatever. Then he said that thing sat in his fridge liek an months. That's way over expiration and considering the main ingredient is cottage cheese... I guess yeah it could taste kinda citric.

I have other things to add. Yeah, I recognized the dude... Yeah, everyone watches porn but normalizing it (porn actors/actresses using social media and be "humans" for the public) and trying to making it look harmless and acceptable by the standards social norms isn't a good thing. This just leads to that dystopic future what German Bernd described in his "cyberpunk" thread.
If it was a way for him out of porn, and not just another marketing platform I'd say it's better he (and others who do the same) doing this.

>>31112
>>31112
> This just leads to that dystopic future what German Bernd described in his "cyberpunk" thread.
You just cant stand a decent man appreciating Turkish snacks.

>>31114
I was just disgusted how he insulted that croissant based on ancient Turkish recipe.

>>31115
>>31115
I know right?

>>31110
too bad he's tasting generic cheap sugar trash

>>31140
have to admire his attitude tho

>>31141
He also mentions that all the same shiz all over the globe.

>>31114
>You just cant stand a decent man appreciating Turkish snacks.
wtf? He didn't even review turkish delights? utter garbage. Do you eat turkish delights? I'd imagine you probably eat them every day, they are just a special treat for us brits.

>>31204
>>31204
>>31204
I do but not everyday ofc. Also the ones that I eat are not supermarket products.

>>31205
>not supermarket products
Do you make them? Every other day?

>>31207
>>31207
no my greatest ally. there are traditional bazaars and there are people making lokum (Türkish delight) more than a century. I make my relatives buy for me and sometimes stack it. But I have no stack right now, but I can go to bazaar and buy some avarage ones.

hacı bekir makes the best ones and they are the oldest one around, for late 1700's.

>>31208
>>31208
>>31207
Also forgot to say, I like pişmaniye more

>>31208
>>31209
Wow, that walnut one looks delicious!

This stuff looks awesome, but I can't find any descriptions of what it tastes like?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=EAcB-Hz1B9Y [Embed]

>>31211
>that walnut one looks delicious!
This.

>>31211
imagine cotton candy minus generic industrial sugar taste.

I'm not good at describing such things like that

We also have saray helvası, it's like pişmaniye but it is more shaped practically almost same thing. Cheap shops have chocolate covered saray helvası avaible for sale.

>>31204
>they are just a special treat for us brits.

Interesting, that these kind of sweets are pretty widespread in Russia. They are called eastern (oriental) sweets and can be found in almost any non-small shop. Most popular types are Baklava (called "pakhlava" here) and lokum (called "rahat-lukum").

>>31222
turns out both russians and ukranians calls it like that. rahat means relaxed btw.

but how does one make a lokum relax? imagine you make your lokum watch germanhistory.webm for hours. that's kc tire relaxing therapy.

>>17579
It is highly stylised and he does exaggerate but much of what he says is based on truth.

>>17627
He follows eastern teaching not western and there is quite a wealth of knowledge about that. There isn't so much regarding European archery because it was phased out sooner and it was not a martial art of the nobility(they used bows but only for leisure), this is why archery in Europe is so simple, it's a strong man firing a strong bow, it has nowhere near the finesse or depth that it did in the east.

>>34177
Poor cow.

>>33827
In Zen, archery is a meditation technique. The Bushido is the code of a warrior on a horse with a bow.
I wonder what our ancestors on steppe thought about it. They could ride before they could walk but they started tensing bows very early and they didn't put down the bow til the grave (not even after). Not to mention the making of recurve/reflex bows needed skilled craftsmen and was not a quick process. They sure had numerous and deep thoughts about it.

>>34412
>1st
Following a series, The Outsider, Stephen King novel adaptation. A Jewish lawyer just told that joke in the last episode.
>2nd
Look so calm inside.
>3rd
Keks.

Oh I saved something just yesterday thinking I should post it here.

>>34425
>aren't webms
Shame on you.
Also get the photos.

>>34454

No one likes Chrysler style from early 2000s.

>>34454
Context?

>>34458
Animal rights activists protesting Chrysler's funding of some dog sled race.

>>34459
Wow dog sled races are so horrible. Literal animal torture.
Those dogs love to pull sleds and run, it's their life.

>>34454
It's not like they just pick a random Chrysler parked on the street. They actually want out and bought one. So one could argue that's a win for Chrysler. Also the one is really having a hard time breaking the window even though they have a sledge hammer.
>>34459
The Iditarod is the largest dog sled race in the world

>>34464
I would guess they bought a used one.
>having a hard time breaking the window
Maybe a woman?

>>34464
>largest dog sled race in the world
Then those dogs participating are cared for better than 99% of the dog population of Earth. How horrible.

Just testing stuff.

>>34894
Looks like a good move, will watch

>>34897
Tonight will be Endchan Movie Corner, ofc with something else, at 22 CET. The link is in the movie thread.

>>34898
Alright, might come. Thanks for the link

Testing again.