>>46028
When do we get to play?

One Piece live action was pretty good. I would rate it 7/10

Ahsoka so far is 2/10. One point for The qt Ukrainian girl and 1 point for MEW's ass

>mainstream media obsessed with "representation" and black/female superheroes
>last Blade movie is from 2004
>zero attempts at a Spawn movie since the 90s
>Storm almost completely forgotten and seldom present in the newer X-Men movies

le ebin kike producer trollface

>>46074
>Blade, Spawn
Toxic masculinity.
>Storm
>"parents were killed in the midst of an Arab–Israeli conflict" - Jew's fault
Any more question?

>>46071
should be made illegal

>>46069
Amazzonkane is SOOOO sex positive until you start talking about her thick thighs or her milkers.

>>46084
Livin the dream

Member https://lookbook.nu/? Still a good site to find local aspiring models to pose for your totally serious photographer gig involving very specific clothing.

>>46087
Neat. Looking for a tummyslut right now

>>46086
Nice work.

Cali slut with a "Jade from Victorious" look

Need a volleyballer girl with a tongue like this to tongue bully me, bros

Soyjak

>>46099
Mornin
I watched The Whale for Sadie. She's good in it, all around the acting was good. Interesting movie but I didn't find much to take away from it.

>>46106
Hehe. Her and Barron would bake a great couple

>>46105
Nice artsy Sadie pics. I put tinting on the windows on my truck today. I like how it looks, and we'll see how much difference it makes in keeping the sun's heat out.

Xochitl is going to be on Dancing with the Stars. I guess that's a way to dodge the writer's strike.

>>46098
It's a beautiful song. I stumbled upon a video about Serú Girán by an anglo music youtuber for the first time the other day. It's very rare that they "get" that sort of music, especially the millenials and zoomers

>>46105
>public transport
What happened to the car?

>>46106
>loli trump
pretty much lol

>>46108
jesus

>>46110
I'd like to try to get it, but I'm too dum to even learn the language.

Cute Amanda

>>46112
I like the 4th and 5th pics. Weird looking hairline with that wig though.

>>46110
>What happened to the car?
It's my sister's, and we are living in dif towns now.

>>46115
Also, in São Paulo where I am its a really bad idea to use a car instead of the subway in most circumstances.

>>46116
Nice. The public transit isn't too dirty or dangerous?
I do like the idea of walkable cities, but they aren't for me.

>>46119
Murica is car centric. We have less than half of the cars per citizens in São Paulo and the traffic is a game over. If you have to go to work/back in rush hour, its 4 hours stuck if you are lucky.
So there is a lot more demand (and funding) for public transport, because the roads just literally cannot take it and it can't be fixed. They tried.

After only 6 months of waiting, Alex has uploaded a new vid

>>46128
Great work. She looks perfectly smooth

>>46129
Surely bad things won't happen under a jewish libertarian.
I imagine he will let some global corporations open factories there to take advantage of the cheap labor or something along those lines. Same thing the jews did when they were british.

>>46130
>black corset and long gloves
I hope she kept those items

>>46133
Footslut AND tummyslut (I like that word)

idk anything about this new blonde girl, but Kate was cuter

>>46131
>open factories there to take advantage of the cheap labor
It certainly did feel like the current government had been cooking up this plan the last few years. I think things are headed that way regardless of who wins. Democracy and the party system are just a facade, your country will play whatever role the jews need it to play

>>46133
https://youtube.com/watch?v=9a3ex0vnc58 [Embed] is this still 2 melodic 4 u?

>>46139
Noice. She looks great.

>>46140
Kaylee is one of the few women I wouldn't like to shoot, true though.
That girl's name is Renata? I was going to ask about her, very pretty.

>>46140
More ocarina for you

my computer dead.... no more waifu folders......... only work laptop left with shitty caps..........

>>46083
i fuck amazzonkane in her boobs

>>46086
i must tarded cuz was always told changing the screen in pro shops was pretty much teh same price as buying a new phone

>>46151
Depending on the phone, it is. But unlocking the skill of doing at home opens a whole lot of doors.

>>46105
just get the cheapest twingo gen 1 you can get bro

>>46154
The cheapest one is probably missing the engine. But he could always pay some black brazilian to push it around the city

>>46144
some kid diagnosd with autism talked to me about crypto today reminded me of you

I got tired of newer MMOs trying to reinvent the wheel and last night I started looking up old ones from my childhood on google. Turns out Shaiya is still alive, under a new publisher as of this year. When I say "alive", I mean it's more lively than 90% of the MMOs on the market. World chat was moving fast at 4 AM. Seems like I'm not the only one /going back/

>>46157
The Uno is for gay millennials. Cool kids ride 147s

>>46158
>No, it might be the first decent music link you have posted here since we started posting together
lmao only been posting around each others for almost a decade...

Its real, there is more.
https://thefappeningblog.com/dove-cameron-nude-sexy-leaked-the-fappening-12-pics-videos/

>>46144
It would be a nice place to bury your dead gf. Romantic in a way.

>>46148
The jews have taken everything from my nigga. If you want some sersh pics I can upload them or something.

>>46149
The venus dimples, and that butt, and the belly too...

>>46160
That's brutal

>>46157
Cool video
Western normie "offroad vehicles" really cuck themselves by being extremely heavy. Your vid shows how much of an advantage being light is.

>>46165
Yeh, in that genre there is the Suzuki Jimmy, which is basically a tractor. Its very tiny (You can't have 3 adults sitting in the back lol) but monstrous in the offroad capability. It has leaf springs even.
I only hesitate on buying one because it can't get to safe overtake speeds in the highway, and that is scary.

>>46174
With that magic tech I wonder how the ratios between gene edited Chads and Stacies will even out. Would we change into a warlord society where there is 90% women and 10% men?

>>46176
The ultimate evolutive rule is that the most adaptive wins, usually this applies over thousands of years, but as we accelerate things, it will be more so the case.
So it will be more of a case of chads and stacies fighting against whatever the fuck is that thing that just keeps adapting and becoming stronger.

>>46174
broke: men are not women
woke: men are not women but in the future they could be
bespoke: I'll marry anyone who looks girly enough and isn't repulsed by my appearance, my cynicism or my moral standards (there is nobody)

>>46180
this started soon after the war, we even talked about it here IIRC. definitely suspect that they felt the need to bring this up and plaster it all over

>>46181
beautiful back. very long and no excess muscle or fat. 10/10

Check out this neck mog, taken 1:1 from the original Alex pic. Her neck is so superior

>>46182
Is it legal to trick someone like that and then frame him at the police? If that is possible, then I would imagine people could try to do this to people they don't like

>>46183
>beautiful back. very long and no excess muscle or fat. 10/10
She even has some scars as well

>listening to new asmr video from a channel I like
>woman is talking about "my" hair (a wig in front of her)
>She says "your hair is so light, Hitler would have loved you"
I would have spit if I was drinking something

>>46186
There's this chinese food place I go to sometimes and all the fortune cookies are about women like that. Freaking SIMPS.

>>46189
I was awake before you [teabags the air violently]

>>46188
Anyone who makes comments about how uncle adolf would've liked or disliked something is one of us (Minecraft fans)

Y'all have like 20 different dreams with deep meanings every night. I barely have any thoughts while I'm awake much less when I'm sleeping

>>46191
Hehehe. Here's the video if you care. She has a nice voice imo.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=DODgZvKaX9g [Embed]

>>46189
The passage of time aspect is interesting. Like moving from adolesence to adulthood.

>>46196
>uma delicia

>>46199
The really cool kids back then posted live monkey brain eating, that was the shit.

>>46202
Now you gone too far. European non-Mediterranean food is vile.

I don't know about the cow nose ring

>>46201
She is pretty funny. I never think about the roman empire and I don't know anything about it tbh because I never paid attention in history class in school.I always hated history in school

you beautifull

>>46206
Yes they're technically scars but not what people generally mean by "scars". Hers are kind of weird though, the sheer amount of them on her back and how the topmost ones have a lot of space in between each mark. I had never seen any like that. You can tell she definitely went through a growth spurt at some point though lol

>pet girl
That woman has one of the most vile and repulsive timelines I've ever seen. I regret looking her up

>>46208
yeah ik

>>46209
>That woman has one of the most vile and repulsive timelines I've ever seen. I regret looking her up
The look on her face had me thinking that. that isn't a tranny is it?

>>46211
Hmmmm. I do ponder society, just that it's the society I am stuck in.

>>46209
>Yes they're technically scars but not what people generally mean by "scars". Hers are kind of weird though, the sheer amount of them on her back and how the topmost ones have a lot of space in between each mark. I had never seen any like that. You can tell she definitely went through a growth spurt at some point though lol
She even has some on her upper arm. Must have been a big spurt

>>46209
>That woman has one of the most vile and repulsive timelines I've ever seen. I regret looking her up
hehe
I like to add weird and vile girls to my list to learn about the female psyche. I don't think anyone has ever been able to figure it out. One of the biggest mysteries of all time

>>46213
>I don't think anyone has ever been able to figure it out
House cats who can feel spite/resentment/jealousy

I wish a girl like this existed, but she is probably just pretending to be weird

>>46201
I listened all that blabber.
I think her problem is that she underestimates both his husband's knowledge of the world (as most women do, because generally they have precious little interest in anything), and the information that is available for humanity about the world.
I do think about Rome at least a couple of times a week on average. Maybe I don't spend hours long thought processes on each occasion, but it comes to mind for a reason or another.

That is if she isn't just pretending and memeing in that video.

>>46216
>I listened all that blabber.
you did? Why? It's almost 5 minutes of some woman rambling. I don't think I've ever watched more than the first 8-10 seconds of any video like that

>>46213
Ever looks so good there

I have stretch marks only on my biceps. How manly is that?

>>46211
Remember Eva Braun being concerned about her skincare products in the midst of a war for the fate of the world?

>>46199
SOPA DE MACACO
CLASSIC LOLOL

>>46164
i could gt anothr one in ten years and would barly be any new aroise pics anyway....

>>46169
butterface lololol

Ooof. After Duv, now we have that movie India has been teasing.

https://www.redgifs.com/watch/happyknottyallosaurus

Men only want one thing and it's fucking disgusting

>>46229
That makeup looks great on her
>on her own accord
Aw hell nah. She brings chad over and there's going to be a carbon monoxide leak.

Do some dumb stuff like this CC, you don't have to work for someone

>>46232
i don't have the money to buy the necessary graphics card.

He also have to deal with youtube directly every fucking day.

>>46236
Actually I have no will to deal with youtube every day: >>46235
Plus, the dude have to provide proofs he makes the money with that., and not just some pipe fantasy.

I can never focus on what Gigi is actually saying or teaching because she is so beautiful

>>46237
More excuses

>>46238
Does this vid play for you? It does not for me. It's this vid
I think she is talking about why we are seeing more UFO cia operations

https://youtube.com/watch?v=d8K_FYrmq2o [Embed]

She is mostly correct in her assertions, but she is mistaking these cults for the head of the snake, and she doesn't quite grasp the source of the problem, she seems to think it started with the thule society (nazi cult).

Those alien cults are indeed prevalent among the oligarchic class, it is what you get in mansonry lodges now. Some are not as dumb as scientology or mormonism, you have Thelema that says Aliens/Demons are the same thing and they are actually inter-dimensional beings. Deriving from platonism, egyptian religion, etc...
But those cults are just the lowest levels of the scheme, at the top you have sufism and other very ancient spiritual traditions.

The Thule society didn't start this problem, the problem is very ancient, since the earliest societies we had a problem with being enslaved by fake Gods and cults. Christianity solved that problem for a good few hundreds of years, but as cognition advanced and our knowledge advanced, it became outdated for the average individual, and we returned to a "free for all" state with weaker, but less outdated religions competing for control, many of them cults trying to enslave people.
That happened mostly during the illuminist period.
Alien cults are just one of the many, there are the sex/tranny cults, there are the simulation theory cults, etc...

>>46242
The Thule society tried to resolve the problem of the weakening Christianity by drinking of the same early source as Christ did, the early proto-iranian/indo-european transcendence traditions. That is the same root as platonism, gnosticism, kabbalah, sufism, etc... everyone is trying to create the new modern standard version of that.

>>46246
The dispute over what? Who can psyop who?

I didn't think BG3 would be such a resounding success. It's still a CRPG after all, which we were told had fallen out of fashion with millennials and zoomers. Goes to show that just because the manufacturers (or devs in this case) think people don't want X doesn't mean that's necessarily the case, maybe they've just been making mediocre ones and that's why their sales fell off. I guess they blame the consumer because of some low iq psychological bias. Maybe if they came out with a really good RTS it'd sell like hot cakes too. Come to think of it, SC2 released after that genre was already declared dead and it broke multiple sales records IIRC

It'd be nice if they brought back a genre I actually like (*cough* MMORPGs *cough*) instead but nice things never happen to me. I do enjoy CRPGs a bit more than RTSs and the other "dead" genres so I may give BG3 a spin after getting an appropriate GPU

>>46250
Of course it is hard to get the average cattle person to see science is not miracles, but if you breed enough smart people and figure a way to make them work together, they will crush those people with ease.

>What's outdated about Christianity?
It doesn't answer the questions that pop in most modern people's heads anymore. The templars used to, and it would evolve from that but the church moved away from science the same as science moved away from church.

It goes something like this:

First religion (Voice):
>"big voice talked to me, said to gather those fruits for winter"
>other primitive humans can't even come up with such a similar story at all so they believe it and do it and it works

>time goes by humans get smarter

Second religion (Myth):
>"So, the flood that came was the sea god being angry and he told us to do Y"
>people now required the story to be more well thought, beyond their basic lies, to be believed

>humans got smarter
>third religion (religion)
>"So, there are 10 rules you must not break and if you break you have to attone and there is a fire pit and so forth"
>humans could understand simple systems now, and required to be explained how the system of that god worked to believe it

And so forth, going through philosophy and then science.

The basic truths about our experience, about religious experiences, about the cosmos, remain the same. But people require more and more complexity to agree on one.

And dumb people in particular are fucked, because they are exposed to information that contradicts the belief system, but not smart enough to understand the more complex answer.

>>46251
BG3 is just an interactive fantasy drama like The Dark Pictures Anthology to normies.

>>46253
imo the kind of person that wants detailed explanations of religion like if it was an episode of Star Trek are freaking idiot nerds.

>>46254
But they still have to play through the CRPG parts don't they? I guess maybe they only suffer them so that they can enjoy the soap opera aspect

>>46255
It's not so much that, but more like, philosophical questions.
What is moral, what should I do, what is the right way to have a fulfilling life, etc...
What does the current religions, Christianity even, offers in regards of those?
You have far better answers in philosophy and even self-help quackery than the average sermon. The church set itself to "save the many", and by that its the lowest hanging fruit they can find, and just disregard everything else.
Are they technically wrong all you need to do is embrace Christ? No. But that leaves a lot of people out and growing ever more every generation.

>>46242
>you have Thelema that says Aliens/Demons are the same thing and they are actually inter-dimensional beings.
Wait so you're telling me Cenobites aren't OC donut steel?

>>46258
Cenobites are straight up literal descriptions of some of the shit one can see if they go down the transcendence path.
The movie kinda has a Kabbalistic bent to it, of course.

A lot of my inner issues were related to violence, fear of it and fear of myself for desiring to do it, etc...
Many of my early lucid dreams involved cenobite-like creatures, both killing me (in full detail and feel) and being killed by me, and me being one of them and killing others, lots of killing, cannibalism, rape, torture. Long hours of it. I can remember vividly how it all felt. Not fun at all to get over that, but very good in the end.

>>46260
Nobody is going to read the bible before finding a point of interest. And the bible's morality relies on you accepting its cosmological vision which is not clearly explained at any point and has been obscured by the church in many ways. It currently hinges on submission to the church itself (as representatives of God/Christ).
People's first interaction with christianity can be 1 of 2: Learning about christ's story and himself, which somehow just rings with people and still bring them on, or 2: Sermons and the church itself, being unhelpful and shallow. The bible later if you read by yourself can be a great source of philosophy, but if the church teaches you its meaning, not so much.

>>46262
Fit and finished like a Delorean.

>Get in, nerd. We're going to the southern ice wall.

>>46261
>but if the church teaches you its meaning, not so much
That's for sure. Most sects of christianity are just light judaeism. The evangeicals from the US are so bad, always going on about doomsday. The whole movement was started by some televangelist type lady in the late 50s I think. Total goyslop.

Aimee McPherson is who I was thinking of. One of the first goofball faith healers of north america.

>>46265
Christianity was an intervention against judaism first, not only denying their "chosen" status, but denying the whole core of the belief system that was founded on sacrifice (animal, human, symbolic) as path to salvation. With Christ becoming the only/last sacrifice. There is nothing superior (more sacred) to him that can be sacrificed, so no sacrifices make sense anymore.

Evangelicals are an attempt by jews of actually turning christians into their goy cattle on a religious level, which they did not have. They only had it by deception.

>>46270
If Christianity is against machinegunning that crowd then it is truly outdated.

Have you read that book? Sounds like a cool scifi story.

>>46271
HEH

I have read some of cordwainer's short stories, not that one yet. I kinda keep hoping they make a show like they did with Foundation and Electric Dreams.

>>46272
I've read a few of Heinlein's books. Lots of hard science and society stuff which I enjoy. That story seems to be in the same style but I could be wrong

Broke: Live in a big suburban american family home.
Woke: Live in a bug futuristic tiny house.
Bespoke: Live in a bug futuristic tiny house, in a large terrain away from neighbors, with a large garage shop.

The small amount of people who still watch network TV are going to love Xochi

>>46266
I suppose you could say that about Germany in general.

>>46274
That's somewhat what I have going with my parent's house. I am thankful for it.

>>46275
That makes him much more interesting.
Are those Anya pics recent? Her buccal fat situation is looking better.

>>46276
I don't know what to think of him yet. He is a jew, but his work is basically anti-semitic. The instrumentality as a benevolent "kingdom of god" on earth, is portrayed as bad and mistaken. The underpeople, who are a representation of the goyim, how jews see non-jews, and what they would ideally have us as, are ultimately the salvation of the universe.
It's curious.