No.73068[Last 100 Posts]
Vampire loli edition
old
>>72027 No.73069
I was about to say, can no one defeat the worm?
No.73070
>>73067
langue bouge avec la
precision, mais il s'arrête
à mi-mouvement- fin.
No.73072
(
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No.73073
>>73072Esther the etnernally new friend
No.73074
retarded ass nigga tries being all "lol first world better social security pays me $900 a month I'm so much better than you brownie" and then wonders why I consider him less than a human being
No.73075
>>73074When's your next birthday?
No.73076
>>73075didn't celebrate it for the past 3 years now, don't like the whole cake ceremony
No.73077
>>73076Gets old yea, but you still have a birthday?
No.73080
ticktickticktick-BOOM!
shrapnelsoverheadmachsix
ringringring-LIGHTSOUT.
No.73083
Why there was a big pause in posting last thread? Everybody were banned again? Og it's a megidochan was down?
No.73084
>>73083Thread cap hit I guess lol
No.73086
>>73085This was all meant to be in quotations.
No.73087
>>73044
>Isekaification
Shut up. Put boundaries on the genre if you do not wish to be DIAPd.
I feel like Americans have been playing with the "self-aware we're in a videogame story" for a long time now. Just look at webcomics. Or Level Up! (Not naming the specific thing.)
No.73088
>>73047
>I don't even understand how we started talking about my powers
That's the kind of joke I start making when I'm really tired. I start making LORE jokes about my friends or inside-jokes that become increasingly invasive the more tired I get.
No.73089
>>73049
>>73050
>No n-bomb
No.73090
>>73068This is what happens when you let RoW make new threads.
No.73091
>>73072Horoscopes GONFIRMED?
>>73073New friend is newer. She was kitschy robotics girl. We will now use her to tell girl jokes about girl things.
No.73092
>Wake up
>Feet hurt
>Cat vomits but leaves no evidence
>Absolutely refused to get up
I dreamt of Happy Tree Friends again. They call to me…
No.73093
>>73090He has the right, so
No.73094
>>73093We may be waxing but the loli red moon is FULL.
No.73095
>>73092Also, it's cold. Very cold. Time to do my dayjob.
No.73100
>>73088>that become increasingly invasive the more tired I getinvasive? it didn't seem particularly so :^p
No.73101
>>73100The invasive stuff are weird, layered inside jokes about shit like Steve Albini, Trump, and George Floyd.
You'll probably never been in a VC with me to hear me to degenerate into the kinds of horrible variations of brainworms I inflict on those particular individuals of interest so consider yourself safe from a great evil.
No.73102
>>73101>You'll probably never been in a VC with me to hear me totu parles anglais ou non?
No.73103
>>73101>You'll probably never beenpast and present… how melancholy
No.73104
>>73103I'm still waking up…
No.73105
>>73104take your time :)
sleep is precious
No.73110
Boy I sure love planning for college so I can maybe get a PhD in my early 30s (if I don't drop out) and see if anyone's willing to hire someone that was "busy dealing with depression until their mid 20s." I'm sure I won't be working a dead end job with no house, no car, no life nor wife for the rest of my life as I live with my rotting old parents.
No.73112
Guys, do you do anything with caviar traditionally as a food to your Christmas holidays?
If you do, gib me som recipes, I have a small amount of red caviar I most consume before it's too late, before it's over
I can do a caviar sandwich as usual, but I'd like to taste it some new ways.
No.73113
>>73112I don't do it for xmas or anything, but sometimes I buy dirt "cheap" caviar as a silly indulgence
generally you wanna go for something mild/simple so it doesn't overwhelm it
carb (toasted crusty bread, crackers, baked potato) + mild dairy (sour cream, creme fraiche) + caviar is pretty classic, hard to go wrong with that imo
No.73114
>>73113>carb (toasted crusty bread, crackers, baked potato) + mild dairy (sour cream, creme fraiche) + caviar is pretty classic, hard to go wrong with that imoIt's almost what I do: fresh bread + dairy butter + red caviar + sometimes a small and thin sprig of dill
It tastes
fishy Feferiscious! so to say.
Or absolutely same, but tartlets instaed of breads
Well fuck, classic is classic. Gonna do them sandwich way right now
No.73115
>>73114I wish I had some now
hope you enjoy it nonny!
No.73116
>>73111I'm hearing this and all I'm thinking is "amateurish"
I guess I'll live to see Trhä's goodwill be a thing run into the ground by people that like the sound of the music because it's not like other metal and just sort of circlejerk their buzzword-ladden simulacrum of a subgenre into the ground.
Like, I like Trhä, I don't know how much the black metal purists hate him, but I think he did something unique that was hard to pull off. Now it attracted a lot people, shoegazey
homosexuals that like it because it's more accessible and seem particularly fixated on this "sound" of black metal (if they don't outright hate all kinds.) If somebody asked me if they wanted to hear some newbie try their hands at Venom or Trhä, I'd still pick Venom. Yeah, there's a lot more people who tried their hand at aping Venom, but Trhä imitations frankly just sound embarrassing- well, embarrassing in a way that I find way less tolerable.
The worst part is that he was a local act- local to me, Texas and Mexico City, hombre. That means if I ever tried to find like-minded people, I'd have to shift through this subscene of what I will generously call "poseurs."
Man, do I hate the mixing. This eviscerated all good will I had for the other
TRICKSTER being some degree of competence because of the reviews. I thought Trhä was less known for Deafhaven so imitators wouldn't be in the ass-licking daisychain at this point already. I was wrong.
I put in another "genre stable" to soften the blows of the album game. This is legitimately bad and dare I say it, "fucking gay."
This is kind of really bad. Yeah, I like some of the "sounds" but I recognize that's just monkey-brain hearing power chords and higher-pitched guitar notes and feedback and thinking "Oh, yeah, that's the kind of thing I generally sort of like."
I guess since I'm this far in, I'll finish it, but this is a very bad omen for all of the "like Trhä" bands I smooshed into sections of the big, old backburner in THE ALBUM GAME. The standards seem to be really low.
The kind of anger I'm feeling at this resembles how I felt when I was listening to that Modest Mouse album the other day. "No, you can't just do this one clean riff on your guitar for a minute on end and expect me to enjoy. I can't imagine bobbing my head to this shit. At most, I imagine encircling my own nipple at a divebar like I'm drunkenly arrogant and ready to do some faggy shit to make a scene."
This has wedged itself so deep into my nerves that it's not even getting an obligatory spot on my music playlist on YouTube which basically EVERYTHING ELSE I've done so far in this past ALBUM GAME goes into, even the stuff I said I was "just okay." Basically anything I actually finished goes in. Not this. This is basically the only thing I finished that I didn't want to put on. The question then becomes: "Well, why did you finish it in the first place?" and that's the thing and that's part of the problem. With the nature of the music that it is- it's not really black metal- you can always be surprised by cool sounds or different compositions and that's what makes it so frustrating- like indie rock. With black metal, you can immediately go "These guys can't riff for shit"- the skill floor is a bit higher that you can instantly shut shit down if it's ever too bad. But if the riffs are mediocre, you're more likely to be pleasantly surprised.
Now, if you fuse black metal with anything else, usually something that claims to be more technical or sonically diverse, this hard-and-fast rule is eroded and you get swindled into listening an hour of music that you ultimately end up fucking hating.
Marzipan might like it though.
No.73117
>>73112>Guys, do you do anything with caviar traditionally as a food to your Christmas holidays?>caviar"We don't really do that over here, Rudy."
No.73119
>>73116The outro was kind of cool, I guess. But that's not black metal.
No.73121
>>73120White
Also, you have Alcest in there lmao.
No.73122
>>73116>Man, do I hate the mixing. It's not the mixing, they have horrendous audio quality beyond that.
See also: Why do most artists opt for "poor" mixing in the final product?
(because the average person listens to this shit on $3 earphones or straight up speakers)
See also also: Where to download an EQ extension and how to adjust it?
No.73123
>>73121>WhiteI'm not sure how endearing or annoying I find it that you always stay thematically consistent with your ALBUM GAME recommendations.
I do wonder if you'll still bother once I run out of potential options.
>Also, you have Alcest in there lmao.grim after I looked at what they actually are. I have to wonder why I even bothered to put them in there? Just because they're French? Anyway, Marzipan said I should be more open-minded and suck more girlcock so… When it comes, it'll come.
>they have horrendous audio quality beyond that."This is black metal; it should be worse." That being said…
No.73129
>>73128I fucking love Garfield 2.
No.73131
>>73099>AI doesn't even realize Homestuck^2 existsLMAO
No.73132
Lamb is so frustrating because there is never enough meat on the bones. When are we getting our megalivestock? GMOs haven't gone far enough.
I've also wondered about growing ivory in labs. Fuck Africa (for the sake environmentalism), profit from China.
No.73134
>>73116listened to a dozen or so unbroken minutes at the start, then jumped around.
>Yeah, I like some of the "sounds" but I recognize that's just monkey-brain hearing power chords and higher-pitched guitar notes and feedback and thinking "Oh, yeah, that's the kind of thing I generally sort of like." possibly in the same vein, I was not immediately put off (hence a decent length of initial listening before starting to jump). this likely comes from my fondness for blown out guitar/drum sounds and shoegaze
unfortunately, at least from my admittedly unfair leap through various points in the album, it quickly starts to wear on me as it feels like it mostly serves to blur and flatten every other element of the music. if I was to be a little mean and cynical, I could make the accusation of an unconfident musician covering up for what they fear is not-very-interesting music by dousing it all in a thick layer of "lo-fi" which at least makes it sound "unique" (not) and independent.
I'm not really that cynical, though… I just am not grabbed by this
I don't feel qualified to claim it's "amateur" but I wouldn't contest that descriptor at all. they're playing around with familiar sounds and having a good time, but it doesn't feel special in execution, concept, or design to me.
likewise, I'm not a fan of the mixing/recording either, though I think choices like this can sometimes be interesting (mainly when used dynamically throughout a work). I think it's more enjoyable during, say, the electric guitar solos, but outside of that it tends to dissolve into a sort of doomy droning sound that lacks the texture or spectral depth I would actually want from something like that
>Marzipan might like it though.I wish I knew how to feel about you saying this :^p
just because of the shoegaze influence? le i<3girlcock? or just because you didn't like it (´･ω･`)
No.73136
>>73099I don't understand their obsession with The Adventures Of Dunno And His Friends™ is baffling. A worthy entry in the Megidochan omnibus?
This one is really lame and more creepy than usual, actually.
No.73137
>>73135That's an arbitrary line to draw. You don't want to see me rage against the vegan machine.
No.73138
>>73134>just because of the shoegaze influence? le i<3girlcock? or just because you didn't like it (´･ω･`)Put all of them together.
No.73140
>>73099>>73136Also, the audio gets weirdly quiet at the end which is something to behold.
No.73141
I can tell when something is flat.
No.73142
>>73138that's not very nice
No.73143
The caviar was saved from rotting
No applauses needed
Sometimes, we do things not because we want something in favour, but because it's right thing
>>73135What a hypocrite you are, if you're a whining about lamb getting killed, when millions of lets say carrots getting kidnapped from their mother earth, then tortured by boiling, chopping, frying, slicing, mashing
ALIVE! Pure little orange things can't even cry lout in pain, because the have no mouths, so their suffer is internal
No.73144
>>73143Little sweet potato.
No.73145
>>73137it is arbitrary but idc
No.73146
>>73145based "all morals are founded in arbitrary value judgments" understander
No.73147
>>73146>based
no biznasty! denied! again!
No.73150
>>73146>based "all morals are founded in arbitrary value judgments" understanderType of shit my brother says when he starts running out of brain juice during a philosophical discussion.
No.73152
Вased
No.73153
>>73151Now get on the leash.
No.73156
>>73155MUZZLE AND DIAPERS, the new snuff and babies?
No.73165
>>73162>>73161Never seen futa before?
No.73166
>>73165I wonder if that was the original inspiration for futa. The world needs futa historians, for better or for worse.
No.73167
>>73163I meant WHY did you post it?
No.73168
>>73167H-game analysis and review.
No.73169
>>73161btw this needs to be a sticker. it's too useful to be limited to once per thread.
No.73174
>take the time to point out how unfunny the last 15 posts were
>resume my beauty sleep
yeah I think I know which one I'm going wit chief(CRINGEY ENOUGH TO GET A MESSAGE.)
No.73178
>>73176You should know who this is by now, come the fuck on now.
No.73179
>>73176Wait the drop shadow works with transparent images? That's crazy.
No.73180
>>73178I was just pulling his leg, geez
>>73179Yeah it's based
No.73181
>>73180>I was just pulling his leg, geezYou should know there's a no leg-pulling policy by now.
No.73183
>>73176I was just baiting for a reaction before I go to bed sorry, every man has his attention needs bucko.
now on the other hand if we could declare some sorts of a ceasefire so I DON'T HAVE TO bother finding a new vpn every now and then that would be MUCH APPRECIATED
No.73185
>>73181
Strict…
No.73186
>>73183Get on sturdychan, there's no tyrant mods
No.73187
And plenty of 16yo girls (webm form)_
No.73188
>>73186get on this dick
homosexual No.73190
>>73182Cool if they're lame-y and low quality. Like Windows XP's search gif with dog, wizard etc.
No.73191
>>73189I PROMISE if we declare ceasefire I'll be sure to treat you
homosexuals NICE every now and then, just a lil tiny bit just enough to satisfy your desire for that cycle of abuse
Think about it. A world where OMT hands out FREE (and undeserved) attention and CARE to the lot of you mopey losers…
No.73192
>>73191SLEEP BRO YOU'RE GONNA WAKE UP MUGLY!
No.73193
>>73192He wakes up in a mug-like mood no matter what.
No.73194
>>73193I actually wake up feeling extremely vulnerable and overtly affectionate, hence my first-posts-of-the-day being overbearingly sweet
>>73192FINE
No.73195
She's in
Now for the bulk of newns…
No.73197
>>73195KATSUYA… ABANDONED…
No.73198
>>73196Bro Strider when he sees a transwoman.
No.73200
it's honestly impressive how you've got absolutely zero positive qualities going on with your life and have an endless obsession with trying to beat an invisible pissing contest by endlessy shifting postgoals to satiate your pathetic desire to feel superior without ever improving, go kill yourself Ian Brandon Anderson
No.73201
>>73200If you'd actually downloaded the Terezi Rainmeter, you'd know the "I" is actually a stylized "L"
No.73203
>>73202The real point is that the name was Lan, idiot.
No.73204
Illustrator i like suddenly posted the most extremely gay shit of all time…
No.73207
>>73204who's your favorite illustrator?
No.73208
>>73204Grimly curious, link?
No.73212
>>73208I mean I exaggerated but it was weird how out of the blue it was
https://x.com/ryufey/status/1877674994769199384 No.73215
>>73212>SquidfagShould have seen this coming.
No.73216
>>73215Nah… I mean, maybe "squidfag + not lolicon" was the tip-off…
No.73218
>>73216All squidfags turn into fags in time. Nintendo's social engineering is truly despicable.
No.73222
>>73220You drag in the Puni posters and then you expose them to the nigs and fags and eventually you widdle them down into all you have are the most radicalized Jewish gooners to ever cum with a vengeance.
No.73223
>>73226
Don't do that, a local need those!
No.73226
Explain to me Mexicans and pockmarks.
No.73228
>>73226Tender Mayan genes weak to chicken pox
No.73229
>>73228But they usually just come from regular acne, ese.
No.73232
>>73230"I don't drink."
No.73234
>>73233(((Anglos))) and ((((celebrities))) especially when they (((overlap)))
No.73238
>>73236Sorry, but he isn't Asian so it won't work. We need a Rocco blood transfusion to work out the kinks.
No.73242
BlueBuddies: resting.
No.73243
>>73239Hard out there for a gamer
No.73244
>>73243Hard to be a gamer
No.73245
feels good to try actually being a geek with tech stuff
my Ventoy-infused USB is my keyring of power, now equipped with a Windows 7, a Salix and an AROS 0 iso, and i will only take more
No.73246
Yeah, it's fun
No.73250
>>73249This
8ITCH Has Nothing To Do With Noxus Why Is She Here
No.73252
>>73251They switched back to just rolebased Q too.
Tiny things and I am happy. This is what it is like to be a mobber.
No.73253
I'm out here going to purple and red maxx for the homies.
No.73254
Blarg
No.73256
>>73251>>73252This excites me but I don't know when to try it because I'm on the purple/red grind.
I worry about alternating between it and normals. Probably useful for Kat practice if nothing else.
No.73257
>>73256Oh, yeah, I should mention that nigress isn't out just yet but they do seem to be sharting her out which makes me thinks she's the "low-effort" champ of this year which leaves little excitement for me, who mostly plays mid and mages.
No.73260
>>73258what those titties for,
8ITCH?
No.73263
>>73262The sheer existential terror of anyone enjoying Sinfest unironically.
No.73267
>>73264Why is Dick Masterson playing Kaizo Mario 3?
No.73268
>>73264>>73265its YOUR fault we got a awkwaaard trans rights donation just now. the run was perfect until you went and jinxed it.
No.73274
>>73272Is that the toe monster
No.73275
I should probably apply for mod
No.73276
>>73275That'd help, I trust you
No.73277
At least he forgoes the pictures, small relief
No.73278
>>73274yes, it's Ganondorf's dad
No.73279
>>73277marzichan wasn't spared (just got hit again), I assumed you had some sort of filter set up
No.73280
MyMelody love
No.73281
>>73279I think I have one for no img + weird shortner string at the same time. Doesn't always work
No.73282
sorry i was distracted
No.73283
>>73282More people sets my mind at ease. Where is Ukraine's strongest soldier though?
No.73284
>>73283DIAPED AND OUT OF THE STORY.
No.73286
>>73285she already has autism. it probably makes her stronger, even.
No.73287
>>73286That'd actually be clever for Tatsuya, to have the JEWISH MIND POISON create their big enemy: the autistic noticers
No.73289
rave.dj is REALLY sucking recently….
No.73290
>>73289Every time I've tried it has been disappointing. I don't have too good an ear for similar time sigs or whatever though
No.73291
>>73290I mean that's part of the thing. It tends to decide to speed things up a fucking ton instead of slowing it down a little in order to match tempos and shit.
No.73292
I had a bunch of really good ones but they nuked all of them at some point and changed the algorithm so I can never have them back. I've been uploading the good ones I got to youtube since, but uhhh so far it's been just two.
No.73293
>>73292Is that sponge-gi-oh rap one? I mean, it is a masterpiece
No.73294
>>73293That was just that song straight. The rave.dj things are on that channel and tagged.
No.73301
>>73295@BlueBuddy
Is this true?
No.73302
>>73300J-Horror stickers?
No.73303
>>73302They are delightful
No.73304
>>73300>逃ominous…
(speaking of which, an "ominous" sticker is overdue, huh? maybe it'll show up serendipitously in one of these coming sets…)
No.73306
>>73305Do you skip well water?
No.73307
>>73300mmm malformed onigiri ketchup horror…
No.73310
>>73306I've had it before and I remember it making Sprite taste funny. I've also had some water with iron bacteria in it that makes it smell like eggs. Before you ask, it's not sulfur. Taste of iron doesn't really bother me
No.73312
>>73310#LibrasSkipWellWater
No.73314
>>73309Imagine this blowing Rocco Botte.
No.73315
>>73311AI gone and done it this time. Safety parameters +50
No.73318
>>73310I remember all the fountains in the Tom Sawyer section of disney world tasted like that. 20 years ago at least.
No.73319
>>73318>I remember all the fountains in the Tom Sawyer section of disney world tasted like that.Jenny? Jenny Nicholson?
No.73325
>>73324Old newn. Jennybwos…?
No.73328
>>73324>>73325NEED zizek & jenny slopcast
I would drop everything and listen each thread
No.73330
>>73327S_O was all about positivity, see!
No.73332
>>73327he didn't actually draw this, right? people post this like he did, but i always assumed it was just a meme someone on 4chan made
No.73335
>>73332How new do you even have to be…?
No.73336
You might not be Chinese but your parents sure will name as if you were.
No.73337
>>73332Whoever it was, they nailed it
No.73338
>>73337It was him. Dumbass.
No.73339
>>73332its pretty obvious he drew it dude
No.73343
now brother when I tell you "I made this vermicelli soup thick" I want you to envision a latina daddy's favorite girl kinda thick like 😻😻 like them mf vermicelli were fighting for the last drop of water up in they like african bebitos
No.73346
GAM JAM 1/10 progress
No.73347
>>73346you're doing a game jam?
I thought you were just trying to finish that alice translation
No.73350
>>73349>Marzipan's advice was more sage than he let on
curious to see how things turn out…
No.73351
>>73350Stop picking your nose, loser.
No.73352
>>73351I told MEX to name it "humblebrag", but unfortunately it was overlooked. EBLOPs everywhere are going to be in shambles
No.73353
>>73347A gam jam of one…
You're right that I should finish that first, I wasn't looking forward to seeing what breaks when rendered in English
No.73354
>>73353>A gam jam of one…have you shared any details here?
my creative project is also a "game"
>You're right that I should finish that firstI feel like you had mentioned a (self-imposed) deadline?
No.73355
>>73349>sub 6 cspm avgchrist dude, you're failing to last hit 40% of all the minions in your lane
No.73356
>>73354It's to be an RPG maker Kubel fanfiction game in an attempt to "heal" some NTR poisoning lingering in my system.
I'd like to complete it by 6/14 if possible… but anytime in the year of the snake is fine really
No.73357
>>73326RiteofWinter on the right (his head fell off)
No.73358
>>73356>in an attempt to "heal" some NTR poisoning lingering in my systemoh MEX
shouldn't you be in way too deep to still feel shame about this stuff?
good luck with your goal date; I have no dates on my project but I haven't touched it since I started my new job a couple months ago
also, the "nerves" sticker is doubled (MSPA and jojimuke)
No.73359
>>73358Geh, let's see who deserves it
(really, the JSON validator usually gripes at me for doubling up, so…?)
No.73363
>>73362(Also just a PC and occasionally funnier way of saying "retarded"- Mentally Retarded)
No.73366
>>73365Yeah, the only thing that could make you even more braindead is liking 4.
No.73368
>>73360good job buddy I'm proud of you :)
No.73369
>>73367We LITERALLY have a Strange Journey theme. You have no ground to stand on Puni. You or MEX.
No.73370
>>73369A borroughs UI theme would be nice…
Unless someone has a gif of the floating minecraft Mido head, that'd be a good IV theme
No.73371
>>73370>A borroughs UI theme would be nice…I would like that in spite of my antipathy which stems largely from what MEX makes spergrage about SJ. The over-hyping of
the game (Applicable to literally all of Megaten- and Homestuck. Homestuck imageboard.)
>Unless someone has a gif of the floating minecraft Mido headPiss off.
No.73373
>>73372New slop genner just dropped? What is?
No.73374
>>73372Emeower on an edgy phase
No.73378
>>73377What did she mean by this?
No.73379
>(THE ONLY THING FUNNY HERE IS THE FACT THAT YOU TOOK TIME OUT TO EDIT A SHITTY REACTION IMAGE TO BYPASS A FILTER.)babe I just downsized and upsized it to make sure it looks like a horrendous jpeg, take ur meds please
No.73382
>>73381They're gonna start on Mildred's teeth with a claw hammer to learn the prep schools secret specs…
No.73383
>>73381At this point, I'm sure it's just a child labor ring.
No.73385
>>73384… Dehydrated elementary schooler piss powder?
No.73386
>>73385This is a new low.
No.73388
>>73386I agree. I thought the packaging was funny but alas
here I thought it would be a hit with the megidochan audience…
No.73389
>>73386For cool Japan? Or for [REDACTED]
>>73387
No.73390
>>73388>here I thought it would be a hit with the megidochan audience…It was, on some level.
No.73391
>>73389>Or for [REDACTED]You know what.
No.73392
>>73388hitting new levels of unfunny yeah
(YOU'RE ONE TO TALK.) No.73393
>>73388I'd drink if the was a cheeky girl on the pack instead of a warugaki. Let's get this in distribution NOW NOW NOW
No.73394
>>73389>For cool Japan?oh come on, don't act like my post was Cool Japan bait. it's like you're trying to fan the flames of proper kismesissitude here
>>73393メスガキビール
No.73396
>>73394>fan the flames of proper kismesissitude hereEh…?
No.73399
>>73394>come on, don't act like my post was Cool Japan baitMerely teasing Mindo-kun's flair for hating Mother, etc.. Not sure what I walked into here?
No.73400
>>73399but he replied to you, not me :^p
No.73401
>>73400Eeeh? I like your shougakusei pissbeer powder, it even got my entrepreneurial spirit burning… Just understand these are Megidozens here, we can't just say "wow cool!"
No.73403
>>73401no reason to get worried. my posts were taken more seriously than I expected.
the main reason I posted it was that 「ボクにもプハーっていわせてよ！」line, and the silliness of the graphics lol
I didn't really mean it in a "cool" way, but you suggesting it as a Cool Japan! object presented an opportunity to poke at our little beef, so I did
それでわかる？
No.73404
>>73403Uh, I guess that explains it, thanks.
I thought people were mad at me 'cause Turkey laughed
No.73405
>>73402Did you watch those soyteen game music spoofs that got linked? that's probably a fast track to the DERADICALIZATION pipeline
No.73406
>>73405>Did you watch those soyteen game music spoofs that got linked? No…?
No.73407
>>73404>Uh, I guess that explains it, thanks.you don't sound very convinced
don't make me feel awkward and mean. you devil.
also, that sticker looks like fake crying too lmao. the curse of the insincere crying sticker persists
No.73408
>>73407>also, that sticker looks like fake crying tooIt's Kuromi, so…
No.73409
>>73408but you cry for real, right? maybe that's why you didn't get kuromi last time
No.73410
>>73409I don't cry at all.
No.73412
>>73404>I thought people were mad at me 'cause Turkey laughedI only (really genuinely actually) laugh at MoM's attempts at being funny and or trying to get under my skin desu
No.73413
>>73411I need to stop including tangential softballs in posts that I actually want people to answer. everyone takes advantage of it and it's not even the year of the snake. I can't trust anyone anymore
No.73414
>>73410me neither, almost. as per my last post on the matter
No.73415
>>73413No worries, I meant that sincerely.
But as for myself, I cry rather easily…
No.73418
>>73415>No worries, I meant that sincerely.then choose your words more carefully…
この"Uh,"野郎！！
>But as for myself, I cry rather easily…I'm a little jealous but I guess it probably loses its power, right?
No.73420
>>73418I makes crying games stronger, but I have to be careful to cover the redness in the morning before seeing anyone.
No.73421
>>73420:kyaa:
redness that lasts overnight?!?
jeez..
No.73422
>>73421he's saying that he cries to bed every night retard
No.73423
>>73421>:kyaa:
But it's not 'too' terrible if I'm playing a game until 5am or something.
Goo night hsg
No.73426
Multitaskers must be killed.
No.73428
>>73427looks like one of those inverted models that show you the inside texture depending on the angle you look at it, bit jiggy
No.73429
>>73425Report: slept easy!
Dreams were mostly pap, somethig about exploring this dorm/commons-like environment with a friend and finding a cooking area with a 700 degree pizza oven.
No.73430
PPAP dreams
No.73431
>>73430PuriPara Aidoru Paradise?
Sadly not…
No.73434
>>73432Emeower's smoldering glare…
No.73435
>>73433Those crust bubbling cross sections on HSG lately might be nagging at my subconscious somewhere
No.73436
>>73435at my last job, my officemate had one of those gas-fired backyard pizza ovens (an "ooni"), even though he only rarely cooked more involved stuff like homemade pizza :^p
I was a little jealous, even though I don't think I would really want one because of the inconvenience of use compared to a conventional electric oven. plus I don't have anywhere for one where I live right now
No.73438
Now, I'm gonna follow the advice to stick to routine, do what is in my power to help, and focus on unraveling the tasks before me.
No.73440
Hi megidozers my fingers are currently freezing off, I'll be outside eating bits of ice while naked in a short bit how's your saturday?
#BLOGPOST
No.73442
>>73441that's no good!! have you thought about doing something fun?
No.73443
>>73441My damsel in distress…
No.73444
>>73442Araneafag probably has a (reasonably) high standard and a strict definition of what's fun
probably…
No.73445
>>73444but everyone has a backlog, right?
No.73447
>>73445She's too orderly of a woman to never keep a backlog. Something came up? Goes and does it instantly, no questions asked, no hesitation. You just wouldn't get it.
>>73446take some pictures of nice views and I'll paint em for you :o)
No.73449
>>73447>You just wouldn't get it.it's not really about orderliness; there's just more great art than I have time to consume at a comfortable pace :^p
but if you say so
:ifusayso:
No.73450
>>73449>:ifusayso:MEX, this one might need an update in the menu if you renamed the tag
No.73451
Rotary Park is safe after dark.
Neighbors off porches, the playground is stark.
No.73454
>>73437BAD STYLIZATION.
FORCING THE CELTIC ASIAN BACK INTO THEIR FIELD.
No.73459
>>73457On that note my mom called every Pokemon (all of them besides Pikachu) she didn't recognize
"fluffienie"
And my dad remembered a jingle my sisters submitted to an official Pokemon competition; "Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff, that's the Pokemon for me."
No.73460
>>73458Does Ben like Slowpoke? I never asked about Pokemon but presumably he likes the one cool bee 'mon.
No.73461
>>73460I associate him with Kyogre specifically, but he had tons of pokemon plushes, the poof.
No.73462
>>73461>I associate him with Kyogre specifically, but he had tons of pokemon plushesI only have the one. I basically only have two plushies, now. (If my sisters' eternal paydirt of Beanie Babies don't count which I keep of nostalgia of them… It's a thing..)
I have Domo (who's aged quite badly) and now, a Slowpoke.
I was tempted by Kuromi merch many times today though, at many points.
I also saw a Mexican couple
wwalk into Baskin Robins wearing matching Twlight shirts (well, not exactly matching, the girl had a shirt that said "I like men who sparkle" with Edward while the guy had a general Twilight shirt on.) Only in Texas.
Also, the girls in Texas have fat asses, inexplicably.Girls in Texas have fat asses. It needs to be known.Girls in Texas have fat asses. No.73464
>>73455>*Throws Marzipan into these books.*nooo, not the unreadable motion blur books!!!
>>73457aw, that's nice. I have a jigglypuff plush that I got during a memorable day with a friend. I keep it sitting by my rei
←
>>73459>"fluffienie"based
>>73462>I have Domo (who's aged quite badly)I had a domo from one of those jersey shore vacations I mentioned. I remember it smelled like chocolate chip pancakes (seriously)
probably tucked away in a storage bin or lost to time somewhere now
>wearing matching Twlight shirts
>Girls in Texassounds like this really stuck with you, huh?
>I was tempted by Kuromi merch many times today though, at many points.hmm, but the slowpoke won out? unexpected :^o
I think I might get myself those bootleg fumos I looked at a little while back for my birthday
No.73466
>>73465I love Jake Paul :)
No.73467
>>73464>nooo, not the unreadable motion blur books!!!A side effect of how I take photos since I don't want to weird people out. They're the "Zodiac Academy" series. Whatever that is. Synchronous with previous conversations however.>sounds like this really stuck with you, huh?It's just something to notice. In NYC, so many girls pass you by but for whatever reason girls in Texas are consistently fat-bottomed.
>hmm, but the slowpoke won out? unexpected :^oI planned him from ahead and didn't want to overspend. I thought he would be 28 since I saw a similar one on Amazon for that price. Unfortunately, the one I saw cost 80 in-store because they're imported from Japan. I got him instead, exactly 32, ojisan.
No.73468
>>73466Didn't Jake Paul play League at some point?
No.73469
>>73467>consistently fat-bottomedhigher average weight, I would guess
>the one I saw cost 80 in-storedamn! well, maybe someday
>In NYC, so many girls pass you by
could be a song lyric. something strokesian
No.73470
>>73469>higher average weight, I would guess"No."
>could be a song lyric. something strokesianHuh?
No.73471
The chad "for Dummies" vs. the virgin "for dummies A Wiley Brand"
No.73472
>>73470>"No."←
>Huh?I'm saying it could be a song lyric for something in the style of the strokes
No.73474
You might not know what the fuck that is but that's okay, you're retarded. It's like the difference between neofolk and folk (modern.)
No.73476
>>73472>>73473"These girls are not obese, they just have shapely proportions."
No.73477
>>73476"We have corn and corn derived additives to thank for this."
No.73479
>>73476
>>73474who are you addressing?
No.73480
>>73477Thanks for that, chudjak.
No.73481
>>73471A hypothetical responder to:
>>73471 No.73482
>>73478megidochan magical drop III tourney WHEN???
No.73483
So, Megidochan is clearly the most active altchan in existence right now, right? I know no one uses /hot/ yet, but 8chan's activity is nothing compared to us.
No.73484
>>73482Where do I get three? Also, I'm bad at videogames.
No.73485
>>73483Yeah, we're basically the next Jesus.
No.73486
>>73483Hrrm…
There are soy derived chans that are constantly warring for "pph"
No.73487
>>73484there's a program called fightcade that bundles a bunch of old emulators with rollback-based netplay, that's a great way to play it. pretty quick to set up too
>>73483nonny… you can't really think that, can you? the most active altchan? we have <20 active users
No.73488
>>734871000-2000 posts per day is still activity.
No.73489
>>73487>there's a program called fightcade that bundles a bunch of old emulators with rollback-based netplay, that's a great way to play it. pretty quick to set up tooIt's a fighting game…?
No.73490
>>73489not really, it is a 1v1 versus game though, which is what the program was originally made for. once they had everything set up though, there wasn't really any reason to not just add support for all the games those emulators could handle with netplay. so there's loads of non-fighting games on there too
like azumanga puzzle bobble!!
No.73491
>>73488Thank god we don't get that, but…
StVrdychan proper (not sturdy co, the gooner boards) is rip-roaringly fast
No.73492
>>73491Gooner is quite the generous word for "ped"
No.73493
>>73491>>73492>Gooner is quite the generous word for "ped"you guys need to warn me if there's CP on a site before i type it into my search bar, fucksakes. i don't want to get the FBI at me door
No.73494
>>73488sure, but I feel like "speed"/post count is generally a proxy for active userbase, not a trait that draws in users by itself :^p
(another point for MoM's anti-ID position, I suppose)
No.73495
>>73493That's against the rules (law) but they get the bot too.
No.73496
You ever think about all those people who'll just eat plastic?
No.73497
>>73490btw MoM if you're interested in playing some of these games I would totally handhold you through installation & setup if that's a discouraging factor
magical drop is just as much about speed as it is puzzling - I guess I don't know your game preferences well enough to say if that would rule it out of your frame of skill/enjoyment
I'm not particularly good at it or anything, it's hard to get people to play it
No.73499
>>73497> I would totally handhold you through installation & setup if that's a discouraging factorI have it installed already… Or something…
> I guess I don't know your game preferences well enough to say if that would rule it out of your frame of skill/enjoyment"I am not good at anything."
No.73500
>>73499>I have it installed already… Or something…
>"I am not good at anything."you are good at analyzing music in terms of how it relates to your preferences and other examples in the genre. you're good at doodling, from what I've seen. you're good at offering a unique perspective that is often thoroughly considered, even if it's drastically different from my own. this carries into making you a good poster, albeit divisive at times. you're good at admitting mistakes instead of doubling down, usually.
if you weren't good at anything, do you think all these people would come here and choose to interact with you?
No.73503
>>73502>>73501"I'll stick to X, thanks"
No.73504
>>73500"I meant in terms of videogames, I'll leave the rest unaddressed."
>if you weren't good at anything, do you think all these people would come here and choose to interact with you?Yes, because at least one (1) of those individuals is obsessed with my specific variety of poontang for whatever reason.
No.73505
>>73503"What are you talking about? This is X"
No.73506
>>73493I think they're in a gray area, think of 4chan's tv without rules against unabashed child actress dumps
No.73507
>>73504>"I meant in terms of videogames, I'll leave the rest unaddressed.">at least one (1) of those individuals is obsessed with my specific variety of poontang for whatever reasonwhat about the rest, though..?
No.73511
>>73510That's more the little Mexican guy.
No.73512
>>73511for some reason I had thought you were MEX, but I guess you're usually the one posting steam links, aren't you?
No.73514
meep
No.73515
>>73513need me a girl with four arms
No.73516
>>73515Fuck you, I take offense to that part.
No.73517
>>73512>but I guess you're usually the one posting steam links, aren't you?You don't know that.
No.73519
>>73517? okay, sorry, I didn't mean anything by it :(
>>73514another competing altchan?
No.73520
>>73518They should be even more generic if that's the pitch. If anything, just give them the little suctiony finger tips.
"It's not like trolls are all that unique anyway." But I digress.
No.73523
>>73521The curse of Jewbells strikes again.
No.73524
>>73520i kinda like the four arms.
No.73525
>>73524The point said remains whether you personally like them or not…
No.73526
>>73523There was at least one other reasonable fellow, so I'm calmer.
Was about to
on them, still might do it halfways to shore up some misunderstandings
No.73527
>>73526>There was at least one other reasonable fellow, so I'm calmer.was it a hate-review or something? I don't have enough context to follow why it's a bad thing :^p
No.73529
>>73527It's usually
>Prologue long>No virgin run>Ending gripesSo it's not inaccurate criticisms, I just feel like defending it.
No.73530
>>73528Okay, now it's horny.
No.73531
>>73529This is what we call the "hallmarks of fanboyism."
No.73532
>>73531I'm kinda sad this fellow was left out the pretty sticker sets
needs a :fanboy:
No.73533
I tried to make it through a fairly easy-listening though long collection of music that I like but I just couldn't.
I ate a BIG BURGER. Time to fall into a food coma.
It was nice to cheer my mom up but unfortunately, I don't seem to be capable of helping my parents get along better no matter how hard I try.
No.73535
>>73533Tell them about your struggles on megidochan
No.73536
>>73534He's like
's
secretary/white knight/stalker
No.73537
>>73533hope you sleep well if you're gonna go nap now
No.73540
>>73539Actually smiled this time…
No.73541
Head of the fountain, head of the arrowhead
(Maria, Maria, Mari-, Maria, Maria)
Head of the fountain, head to the arrowhead
(Maria, Maria, Maria, Holy Gloria)
No.73543
>>73542all toasters are not toasting toast, it seems.
she appears to be quite perplexed
No.73544
>>73504you know that's NOT why.
I had been actively isolating myself from literally everyone for months when we first met so you ended up creating a cursed unbreakable bond.
No.73547
>>73546They sat there and watched her saw through it
No.73548
>>73547nancy must be killed.
No.73550
Today's progress… Well, I settled on my circle name.
No.73556
>>73554>>73555On this episode of Short Lived Dreams;
No.73557
white panel van following you to your doorstep ASMR *forced boyfriend roleplay* (soft soothing duct tape noises and crowbar clankings!!)
No.73560
>>73559*Dependency
If we're being less cynical, when more than one thing happens in the story, the only alternative to this structure is an episodic narrative where one arc finishes before the next starts, which I generally like less. A narrative arc that is quickly resolved and abandoned may leave me feeling like the characters and events were pointless and I may regret caring about them.
No.73561
>>73560The only real differentiator is the author's intentions and whether it was an accidental oversight or intended manipulation, but realistically that doesn't matter for the issue.
There is an unwritten pact between the author and the audience, your suspense of disbelief comes with the expectation of closure, and it's an unspoken responsibility of the author to deliver on that. Alas, this started off as a thought experiment for me and only just ended up rekindling my misantrophy through the drawn parallels so I shall stop speaking of it now.
No.73562
>>73497>magical drop is just as much about speed as it is puzzling - I guess I don't know your game preferences well enough to say if that would rule it out of your frame of skill/enjoymentI watched someone play it, and the instructions sounded like you could manually call rows whenever you were ready, but it didn't seem the full story. I don't like the idea of the rows falling on a timer or when triggered by your opponent. The tarot card characters were cute though.
No.73564
>>73563I laughed. He incorporated my suggestion. It's possible (((they))) will save him from justice next time though.
No.73565
>>73563Sunday already?
No.73566
>>73560>the only alternative to this structure is an episodic narrative where one arc finishes before the next startsam I missing something, or is "return to arc A within the same work after finishing arc B" not an option? :^p
that's actually what I thought you were describing at first: that tv writing formula of building up story A to a head, then switching to B, build up, switch back, etc
>>73561>There is an unwritten pact between the author and the audience, your suspense of disbelief comes with the expectation of closure, and it's an unspoken responsibility of the author to deliver on thatI've actually thought about this idea a fair amount before in the context of mystery writing, specifically an idea of "cross-work trust" - the idea that bad mystery stories can actually deplete a sort of shared trust that allows us to get invested in good mystery stories. and in contrast, good mystery stories can build that trust and make us more likely to invest in (and enjoy) bad mystery, at least until the other shoe drops and your trust is betrayed
No.73568
>>73562>the instructions sounded like you could manually call rows whenever you were readyhmm, well, there is a button that lets you forcibly advance the field (add another line), but that's not a necessary step; it's meant as a tool for getting more orbs to work with if you're cleared most of the board already.
aside from that, single lines are occasionally added, iirc speeding up as the match goes on
the game also has uses a typical "garbage" mechanic like in many puzzle versus games, where combos that you score result in lines of pieces being sent to your opponent. the shape of the attack depends on the character you're playing, and the quantity goes through a multiplier based on how long the match has been going iirc. you can cancel pending attacks from your opponent if you quickly throw out a combo of your own
No.73569
>>73568>also has usesalso has*
forgive me, editing on a phone
No.73570
>>73568>you can cancel pending attacks from your opponent if you quickly throw out a combo of your ownactually I might've been wrong. not sure magical drop III has this
No.73571
>>73566>is "return to arc A within the same work after finishing arc B" not an option?That's what I thought he was describing, I missed that he was talking about sequel bait plot threads. I agree then, I would even go as far as to say that the ideal story should be complete before the first part is released, if it must be episodic. Jonathan Blow said he wouldn't make The Witness 2 because he already used up all of his good ideas in the original game.
>the idea that bad mystery stories can actually deplete a sort of shared trust that allows us to get invested in good mystery storiesYeah that's probably real, I thought a lot about trust too and engagement while reading. If someone I trust tells me a story is good it can lead to me enjoying it more than I might have otherwise, vice versa if annoying Twitter retards like it I will be uncharitable and enjoy it less. Reading is a lot more "you get out what you put in" than it might seem, since you work to reproduce the fantasy inside your head and it's easy to speedread and skip over details if you aren't fully engaged. It's somewhat
grim that a big part of enjoyment can come from presentation and social aspects, but for writers I think just signalling effort goes a long way.
No.73572
>>73568I see, that's about what I expected. My criticism is that while the game seems like it's interactive multiplayer in theory, and it might also feel that way subjectively to the player, in reality it's not so mechanically different from having two players compete to get the highest score in simultaneous singleplayer rounds. I doubt there's much strategy beyond "play as fast as possible". The same goes for other p̶u̶z̶z̶l̶e̶ arcade games where a simplistic mechanic apparently becomes fun when you force players to do it fast and repeatedly. Perhaps it can still be fun to play with others, I never got into Tetris or Puyo Puyo Tetris or whatever else or this game so I wouldn't know.
No.73573
>>73571>for writers I think just signalling effort goes a long wayI am disinclined toward consuming anything where even the author/dev is memelording about being "trash lol" on social media
No.73575
>>73572>I doubt there's much strategy beyond "play as fast as possible". the combo mechanics incentivize setting up a large chain instead of going for the fastest clears, but an attack from your opponent while you're still building can force you to start clearing early, which creates something like a game of chicken. it's an especially prominent dynamic in games with true cancel systems (like puyo puyo or tetris).
but I totally get your complaint, it's definitely a much complex framework for interaction between players than something like a fighting game
No.73576
>>73575>a much complexa much LESS complex*
I need to get out of bed…
No.73577
>>73574>yeah im so cool and above it all that i dont even care about wasting the readers timeunironically this was the essence of my thought experiment
"What if I wrote one narrative, didn't finish it, cut it off with a completely unrelated narrative and finish that one, without ever returning to the first one? The audience would hyperfixate on what's left unfinished rather than possibly ever enjoying that they got something that got finished, and the entire process would borderline unravel the entire concept(s) of suspense of disbelief and the unwritten reader/author pact. How do you even convince people that the "narrative A that wasn't delivered to them" wasn't an oversight but a deliberately crafted piece that was never meant to be finished? wouldn't they just DEMAND I finish it anyways? Aren't I borderline hovering over emotional manipulation with this? wow this "harmless" thought experiment is starting to make me feel sick in the stomach now"
No.73578
>>73535The struggle is mostly "Bad music."
No.73579
>>73539Not mutually exclusive, Tatsuya-kun.
>>73540grim>>73567Also, I like how they had to have management team for well-water just so one of them could run in with a cartoon poison vial. In anything else, this could be seen as a comedic anachronism instead of just schizo soapboxing. Anything else.
No.73581
>>73546Nanc4 confirmed fellow New Jerysite? No other place makes their crusts that thick.
No.73582
>>73552>TRICKSTERS of the drain infecting my precious domino gameI thought that was relatively safe from speedrunners and minmaxxers. I didn't see a scene for it for the longest time.
No.73584
>>73562>The tarot card characters were cute though.Oneesan OBSESSED.
No.73585
>>73563>The well was right in front of her houseWhat a dumb
8ITCH.
>>73564Hang you next.
No.73591
>>73577>How do you even convince people that the "narrative A that wasn't delivered to them" wasn't an oversight but a deliberately crafted piece that was never meant to be finished? wouldn't they just DEMAND I finish it anyways?More likely they would just call you a hack and move on. And they would
n't be wrong.Not really what you were meaning, but I had the thought maybe it could work if you made narrative A an elephant in the room similar to The Absurd, so it was communicated ironically to the reader that the plot point would never be resolved. Like a murder mystery where it becomes quickly apparent the culprit will never be found.
No.73592
>>73588I am best described as a broken doll.
>>73589And yes, I was Milky all along.
No.73594
>>73593"Doesn't count as selling out unless it's NFT!"
No.73598
>>73594I have a pretty conservative definition of selling out. I won't consider merchandising a part of that. I consider collaborations with the poppest of pop slop selling out.
Can't wait for the official Junji Ito tarot deck. Fucker doesn't have to work another day in his life and I don't think he wants to. Maruo-sama…
>>73596Again, maybe this is the blurry rambling I was going to direct towards Marzipan but that's a big part of the Ito hatred. It's COOL JAPAN built on the THE AESTHETIC of just slightly offkilter to appeal to gothic sensibilities and still be pretty, pretty, pretty.
No.73599
>>73598>Can't wait for the official Junji Ito tarot deck.*Rings bell*
Oh, oneesan!
No.73600
>>73597New incredibox gremlin just dropped
No.73601
>>73593>>73596Are gyo shark-spider or drr drr noodleman in there?
No.73602
>>73598>Again, maybe this is the blurry rambling I was going to direct towards Marzipan but that's a big part of the Ito hatred.I had some other thing about why I prefer Beach Boys to The Beatles in that it's partially because "they're a pop band that nobody seems to be embarrassing to admit was ultimately a pop band" but everything's a haze right now.
No.73604
>>73600She's my Homestar Runner OC.
Actually from ReallyGoodComics and I stumbled upon her in images folder. No.73605
>>73602Not that everything's some gay, big cultural battlefield and I acknowledge that I'm not some entirely rational actor. Ultimately, I am still dictated by the ego and what I want to associate with.
The most basic idea is that I have feelings and rationalize back from there and work them back to relatively objective observations about the content themselves.
No.73606
>>73604I'm still not sure you'd have any idea of where a Homestar Runner would fit in but you go, tiger.
No.73607
>>73605>the content themselves.Or, itself.
*associate it with
No.73610
>>73608"Those would be hard to fit in" and we're clearly aiming to appeal to girls here, so.
No.73611
>>73602hm, I don't think I've ever seen someone deny that the beatles were a pop (rock) band. at least, that was basically the unifying thread through all their best-known work. maybe it doesn't get explicitly stated much because people tend to focus on the way they continued to evolve (within the pop-adjacent sphere) successfully throughout their whole run, so those changes/new influences stand out more than the unifying framework it's built on top of
No.73612
>>73611Insert copypasta here.
No.73613
But are the Beatles closer to SM64 or FFVII
No.73616
>>73598>It's COOL JAPAN built on the THE AESTHETIC of just slightly offkilter to appeal to gothic sensibilities and still be pretty, pretty, pretty.do you mean that you feel ito used to have a more risky/unique niche that got sanded down to what you describe, or are you saying he's always been that way (perhaps sanding down his influences)?
>>73612 No.73617
>>73614>>73615Charles? Charles Martinet?
No.73618
>>73613People seem be able to frame their criticisms with SM64 like normal people ("You know, the later levels really drop off") instead of feeling the need to say WELL ACTUALLY IT'S NOT THAT GOOD (FF7.) So, you know, the latter.
No.73619
>>73618Later levels are pretty good though. FILTERED alert!?
No.73621
>>73616> you saying he's always been that way (perhaps sanding down his influences)?The latter. I don't think Ito is a particularly skilled horror writer or writer in general. A lot of his aestheticisms that people like (surrealism, big dangly men) are pretty par-for-the-course if you read enough horror manga. Junji Ito is a skilled artist but in particular, he draws pretty, pretty people and is somewhat averse to particularly violent or sexual content. I don't think Ito is good at horror, at all. We got slug dad in one chapter and that's creepy. I've read a lot more than that but most of Ito's stories generally feel like absurdist stories; "horror for those who don't want to be disturbed."
This is of course all very based in this bullshit dichotomy of based Suehiro vs. virgin Ito. And the former had an aesthetic appeal or rather, audience, (le Naked City) and draws "pretty things" but he also drew pretty extreme things. Ito's grotesqueries are ultimately pretty dull-drum in comparison. He feels like he's steeped in his influences. I'm rambling. I don't know.
No.73622
>>73619>>73620Yeah, I disagree too.
No.73623
>>73598>Again, maybe this is the blurry rambling I was going to direct towards Marzipan but that's a big part of the Ito hatred. It's COOL JAPAN built on the THE AESTHETIC of just slightly offkilter to appeal to gothic sensibilities and still be pretty, pretty, pretty.I think his work is meritorious in itself, and I don't think he's pandering (aside from stuff like
>>73593 of course), but it's ripe for aesthetic appropriation sure.
No.73625
>>73621>I'm rambling. I don't know.it's not rambling; I appreciate you elaborating. I haven't read any horror manga and I was just curious about your perspective
I'm familiar with the frustration at an overly "safe" artist, even though I can't offer an opinion on ito
>>73612is this a reference to a specific copypasta btw, or were you just saying you don't care to respond (^^:::;)
No.73626
>>73621The real thing that got me was that I pointed out that a lot Maruo Suehiro's works felt like (or was, directly) coping with the environment of post-war Japan- and I was shocked to learn how close Ito was in age when you compare and contrast their content. You don't get that feeling at all with Ito's work. Ito feels like a guy who had a passion for horror manga, Suehiro feels like someone who uses horror to actually explore greater feelings about culture. But that might be a
>>73623>I think his work is meritorious in itself,"No." People underestimate how technically competent the average manga artist is. I would never imply Ito went into writing cynically; it's just a side-effect of him being a good encapsulation of J-HORRORisms with pretty, pretty people for the girlies.
I have pretty big problems with Uzumaki, and I think Gyo is basically one big farce.
The real linchpin I'd drive between Suehiro and Ito is that I think the former really knows how to write "the absurd" and emphasize an otherworldly atmosphere- more than horror. Ito's writings feel like they're scrapping the level of believability in human characters to make the inevitable sanity snaps fell hollow. It'd take some meticulous observation to explain why exactly I feel this and have something contextual to point to. But it's night and day for me. One feels like a nightmare, the other feels like a hazy fever dream. I like the latter, no doubt. But sometimes it's just boring. And it's hardly horror.
No.73627
>>73625>is this a reference to a specific copypasta The fact that so many books still name the Beatles as "the greatest or most significant or most influential" rock band ever only tells you how far rock music still is from becoming a serious art. Jazz critics have long recognized that the greatest jazz musicians of all times are Duke Ellington and John Coltrane, who were not the most famous or richest or best sellers of their times, let alone of all times. Classical critics rank the highly controversial Beethoven over classical musicians who were highly popular in courts around Europe. Rock critics are still blinded by commercial success. The Beatles sold more than anyone else (not true, by the way), therefore they must have been the greatest. Jazz critics grow up listening to a lot of jazz music of the past, classical critics grow up listening to a lot of classical music of the past. Rock critics are often totally ignorant of the rock music of the past, they barely know the best sellers. No wonder they will think that the Beatles did anything worthy of being saved. In a sense, the Beatles are emblematic of the status of rock criticism as a whole: too much attention paid to commercial phenomena (be it grunge or U2) and too little to the merits of real musicians. If somebody composes the most divine music but no major label picks him up and sells him around the world, a lot of rock critics will ignore him. If a major label picks up a musician who is as stereotyped as can be but launches her or him worldwide, your average critic will waste rivers of ink on her or him. This is the sad status of rock criticism: rock critics are basically publicists working for major labels, distributors and record stores. They simply highlight what product the music business wants to make money from.
Hopefully, one not-too-distant day, there will be a clear demarcation between a great musician like Tim Buckley, who never sold much, and commercial products like the Beatles. At such a time, rock critics will study their rock history and understand which artists accomplished which musical feat, and which simply exploited it commercially.
Beatles' "Aryan" music removed any trace of black music from rock and roll. It replaced syncopated African rhythm with linear Western melody, and lusty negro attitudes with cute white-kid smiles.
Contemporary musicians never spoke highly of the Beatles, and for good reason. They could never figure out why the Beatles' songs should be regarded more highly than their own. They knew that the Beatles were simply lucky to become a folk phenomenon (thanks to "Beatlemania", which had nothing to do with their musical merits). That phenomenon kept alive interest in their (mediocre) musical endeavours to this day. Nothing else grants the Beatles more attention than, say, the Kinks or the Rolling Stones. There was nothing intrinsically better in the Beatles' music. Ray Davies of the Kinks was certainly a far better songwriter than Lennon & McCartney. The Stones were certainly much more skilled musicians than the 'Fab Four'. And Pete Townshend was a far more accomplished composer, capable of entire operas such as "Tommy" and "Quadrophenia"; not to mention the far greater British musicians who followed them in subsequent decades or the US musicians themselves who initially spearheaded what the Beatles merely later repackaged to the masses.
The Beatles sold a lot of records not because they were the greatest musicians but simply because their music was easy to sell to the masses: it had no difficult content, it had no technical innovations, it had no creative depth. They wrote a bunch of catchy 3-minute ditties and they were photogenic. If somebody had not invented "Beatlemania" in 1963, you would not have wasted five minutes of your time reading these pages about such a trivial band.
No.73628
>>73627oh, scaruffi. I haven't seen this in a long time
No.73629
>>73628>scaruffiSCARUFFI!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!??!
No.73630
>>73629yeah..?
No.73631
>>73630Made me think of Sprunkly. But that's just a name. The Italian are such a silly people.
No.73633
>>73631lmao
I have some commentary I could give on the content of the copypasta but I doubt you were presenting it as your own opinion, so I won't waste time with another wordy post :^p
No.73634
>>73633Do it, idiot.
No.73636
>>73186>Get on sturdychan, there's no tyrant modsI would but there's still more than a year left on my ban
No.73637
>>73186>>73636And somehow even less discussion.
No.73638
>>73634but you'll skewer me over it, won't you?
but if you insist…
anyway, this copypasta was written in 1999, so maybe discourse was different back then. I admittedly have not read the "so many books" that scaruffi alludes to in the first paragraph, but my main issues is that I think he's attacking a strawman here.
I've never seen someone seriously argue that the beatles were the most innovative, the most pushing-the-envelope band of their time, because they absolutely weren't. however, they're remarkable for being an incredible force in pushing forward popular music, and they also represent a special time in history where some of the most critically acclaimed music was also some of the most popular music. I think they deserve most of the praise they receive, and it's not pure luck or circumstance that they've outlasted bands like the stones or the kinks.
to be a little more biting - this perspective reads like someone who only listened to "I want to hold your hand", "here comes the sun", or "twist and shout" and wrote off the band after that point as disposable mass-market garbage. I'll add that I think the beatles' ability to maintain a strong mass appeal while continually evolving their sound and indulging in more and more whimsical indulgence (revolution 9, abbey road medley) is perhaps their greatest strength. a lot of music critics go through a phase of rejecting anything catchy or immediately appealing as "too safe", "mainstream crap", etc, and some never exit that phase. they're throwing the baby out with the bathwater, and ignoring the skill that goes into such work
No.73639
>>73638>main issuesmain issue*
fml
No.73640
>>73638>I've never seen someone seriously argue that the beatles were the most innovative, the most pushing-the-envelope band of their time, because they absolutely weren't.It's dads. This is a dad hate manifesto.
No.73641
>>73635>Easy-listening neofolk to throw Marzipan into. is this a "listen in the background if you feel like it" toss, or can we work out another trade here? (+･`ω･´)ｷﾘｯ
>>73640>It's dads. This is a dad hate manifesto.scaruffi IS a dad. if he's a serious music critic than he should know better than to get all huffy and turn his entire critique of one of the most prominent rock bands ever into a kneejerk reaction to some guy at a cookout going "the beatles… yup, now THAT was peak rock music *crack* *sip*"
No.73642
>>73641>is this a "listen in the background if you feel like it" tossThis, because it's not very involved music and I think you'd be at a loss for words, frankly.
No.73643
>>73642okay…
maybe, it's >2 hours…
No.73645
>>73644O_O
どっ、どうするの、その姿勢で…
No.73646
>>73121>5s in>"Yes, they know how to riff"And that's one of the benefits of black metal being black metal.
Always with the Scandinavians, it's like second-nature to them. So effortless. And there's some well-appreciated screeching. Sort of a combination of just fry talk and screeching and then some stuff that's kind of in the middle.
I feel like I haven't been transparent with my levels of "good" here so let me make this clear that this is something that I would actively listen to while commuting somewhere or whatever. There's a passive "good" and an active "good", this falls on the active side but it's not mindblowing. It's just "good."
If I wanted to make a playlist for "good black metal", this would find its way in while others would only be allowed into "the black metal corpus" and others, of course, are left out entirely.
I guess this is the kind of crossroad semantics you come to when you're listening to so much of a (fairly specific) extreme subgenre that tends to be branded as pretty simplistic ("its just riffs brah")
I think there's just some use in cataloguing the somewhat mediocre stuff if you're going to really get down in the mud of genre bullshit.
I would put this in the 85% range but Metallum, hearing something technically pretty good "like the old stuff", probably a lot more tired than me had some guy called hell
DIAP give some ludicrously high review (99%) that average out to a smooth 90 between the three…
No.73650
>>73649Also dropped. Could tell from the album art that it was either going to be great or
homosexual shit. Heard how clean the guitars were. It's fag shit. Fuck that.
No.73651
wwevve seen dasha eats noww wwheres dasha shits
No.73653
>>73652Rose? Rose Lalonde?
No.73656
>>73652>teapot charmcute…
No.73657
>>73654Is this a Rose, Rose Lalonde reference?
No.73658
>>73657yes. rosto lalondini
No.73659
Doom usually isn't my area but since everyone is too fucking stupid to synthesize gothic and black metal in a way that actually works, I guess it'll have to do.
>Breaks out the 90s MIDI synthsSheesh, what a mixed bag.
I'll see it to the end however.
No.73660
>>73658Is she incredibly snobby of being a second-generation immigrant of one of the most common ethnic groups in the country and prides herself of her culture of deli meats and hating blacks?
No.73661
>>73660*on her
*ON her
*ON HER
No.73662
>>73661jeez anon, you really wanna be "on her" huh?
maybe you'll have to listen to the album to find out
No.73663
>>73662>maybe you'll have to listen to the album to find outYou never very well that the album isn't going to involve any girl and probably isn't Italian.
No.73664
>>73663okay, I lied. what are you gonna do about it?
>>73663>never very wellI can tell you're excited about this lalondini girl because you keep making typos ;^p
No.73665
>>73659I'm finding it somewhat difficult…
>>73664>I can tell you're excited about this lalondini girl because you keep making typos ;^p*know
I'm just very tired. It's unusual. I think I overslept, again.
No.73666
>>73665>I'm just very tired.that's rough.
let's together sleeping better! ne?
tonight I will go to bed earlier, even if my friends are all still hanging out
No.73667
>>73654>>73657>>73658>>73663>>73664It's Swiss/Austrian. Though there is a sun on the cover, that doesn't really relate to Rose at all.
Redeem Shitcker, sar.
No.73668
>>73666>let's together sleeping better!I think I should stay up longer, actually.
No.73670
>>73668whatever makes sense for you! too bad it sounds like I'll be missing out
>>73667cool logo at the top there
No.73671
>>73670>too bad it sounds like I'll be missing outOn what?
No.73672
>>73671uh, hanging out with you
No.73673
>>73672Why are you tired? Too much gock?
No.73674
>>73673I'm tired because I kept staying up late to post on here with you and the others even though I had work the next morning, so I'd get 4-6 hours of sleep instead of the 8-9 that makes me feel the closest to "not tired"
No.73675
>>73674Smvrfa, I went to bed at 8PM last night.
No.73676
>>73674Yeah I made a personal notification for PC off at 2am
>>73675"Before that tho"
No.73677
>>73675yeah, last night was different. it was worst last week. I stayed up lateish last night reading some vinnies in absence of activity here
No.73679
>>736351 hour in so far. you're right that it's very easy listening. very pleasant and unobjectionable all around, though like you noted it's not exactly energizing
No.73683
>>73667Too blackgazey. Feels a bit "gay" in spite of all the "Eccentrism, War, Anachronism, Nature, Steel, Rust."
I'm going to check out one of the member's NSBM stuff to see if it taps into a similar song structure without it feeling so unbearably squeaky and clean. Harsh, HARSH, I want it harsh. Crank your fucking amps, assholes. It doesn't have to sound completely fucked, but I don't want the "normal-sounding drums" for contrast to sound completely like run-of-the-mill fucking rock and roll. Let's get some noise rock or fucking punk in there.
Other guy's other project is already part of the ALBUM GAME so I won't jump the gun on that.
I would say this is a bottom-heavy album and that the latter half of the album really gets into it and I feel like all the technicality and "DIFFERENT SOUNDS" were coming together nicely even though these were distinctly "rock" guitars, I felt like it worked better near the end. The power of the blastbeat, I suppose.
No.73684
>>73681Japanese oafishness- a preferable second-best option to actually being indifferent or dare, even, redpilled?
No.73685
>>73682FRUIT OF THE DRINK. FRUIT OF THE LOOP. YOGURT NEW FLAVOR.
No.73687
>>73683>Feels a bit "gay"legitimately, you use this (and other adjacent insults) so liberally that I have trouble pinning down what you're actually saying
>The power of the blastbeat, I suppose.teach me how to enjoy it, please :^p
No.73688
>>73680>>73682I like Japanese electronica though. I don't know why you don't think I wouldn't. I have admitted to liking bubblegum pop and things that are generally "high-pitched and fast-paced"
Frankly, the gayer elements keep it away from being the much less desirable "mass-produced speedcore or 'hyperpop'"
Pop is a great equalizer for the things that somehow get even faggier when left to their devices.
I would frankly love some sort of mix-up of oldies/doo-woop/a capella with J-electronica (our old pop, and their relatively old pop with electronica; an ironic move but I think it'd make some good music)
No.73689
>>73682"Just stop caring."
Ideally, megidochan should be past shame, but…
No.73690
>>73686You don't get the refrance so this is the laugh worthy of getting shot.
No.73691
>>73687>legitimately, you use this (and other adjacent insults) so liberally that I have trouble pinning down what you're actually sayingGay is used with the pin-point accuracy of laser hair removal surgery.
>>72370I explained as much here. "Limp, ill-fitting, and ironically, 'gauche.'"
>teach me how to enjoy it, please :^p"I don't like drums." (Besides cymbals, I want to hear more cymbal blastbeasts.)
Ideally, they're supposed to be so blown out that you can't place where one of the drum begins and the other begins, it's a soundscape thing.
Granted, on personal preferences, I don't like it when the drumwork is exclusively blastbeats which is why I dabble into grindcore and mathcore but I am very adamant on things "being blown out, high-pitched, fast, and screechy" so black metal is the extreme music I've invested the most time into investigated.
I would love more noise (as in noise rock; though I'm not opposed to using harsh noise as sort of funky intermittent "beats" to a song) and black metal cross over. Like with gothic BUT ALAS…
RoW has helped introduce me to martial industrial and neofolk which in part was spurred from my long-standing frustration with industrial and borderline hatred of basically all of it. Though that's something I'm less likely to look into on my own terms unless it's some kind of fusion because as well as RoW's taste in music tending to be more ambient than mine, it also includes a lot more harsh noises- in particular, he likes harsh noise.
No.73692
>>73690I assumed it was purely failed attempts at google-translating the japanese. care to clue me in?
>>73688>I have admitted to liking bubblegum pop and things that are generally "high-pitched and fast-paced"I must have forgotten, or not caught any of that when I looked over your chart. my apologies. also, "japanese electronica" is not the first term I would jump to, at risk of lumping it in with less moe-drenched music, but :^p
I consider it probably the "most embarrassing" item on my chart by "normie" standards. anyway, I wouldn't have actually picked it out for you, but maybe sometime
that album in particular kind of feels like mainlining sugar syrup to me; I have to be in a certain mood to enjoy listening to the whole thing front-to-back. but in the right mood, it can feel euphoric and uplifting to an almost unparalleled degree
No.73693
>>73669water is gross as fuck i hate it
No.73696
>>73692>I assumed it was purely failed attempts at google-translating the japanese. care to clue me in?"No."
No.73697
>>73696>"No."why are you like this? I'm trying my best
>>73691>"I don't like drums." (Besides cymbals, I want to hear more cymbal blastbeasts.)Ideally, they're supposed to be so blown out that you can't place where one of the drum begins and the other begins, it's a soundscape thing.
this explanation would make sense to me, since I love drums and don't like blastbeats :^p
that wouldn't explain all the blastbeat-loving drummers who can drum in all sorts of styles, though!
>frustration with industrial and borderline hatred of basically all of ityou had some NiN on your chart though, right?
No.73698
>>73692>I must have forgotten, or not caught any of that when I looked over your chart. Beach Boys is on there and I think Sugar Ray has unironically made some of the best pop songs of all time. It's not really represented on my chart but I do like a lot of K-Pop and J-Pop that I hear (which if you couldn't tell is, at least, in part inspired by a lot of early 2000s Western music trends. I like a lot of bubblegummy early 2000s pop music- "it girl" shit. I also have a straight-up indiepop bossa nova album on my album list so.)
No.73699
>>73697>why are you like this? I'm trying my bestSurprises are fun.
No.73700
>>73697>you had some NiN on your chart though, right?Nine Inch Nails is its own beast because it was made by an incredibly good composer who's very skilled with electronica. Trying to look for any more obscure industrial metal unfortunately makes you overlap with nu-metal bullshit and other buttrocky 90s metal trends.
Believe me, I've gone through "industrial" metal on Metallum and it was not a fun ride.
No.73702
>>73698I saw pet sounds ofc, but a lot of people like that for the lushness and complexity of its instrumentation, not necessarily a broader love for pop. consider this all noted though! :)
>>73700>it was made by an incredibly good composer who's very skilled with electronicatruth. I haven't dug into much industrial so I guess I wouldn't know what the worse offerings are like
>>73699but I won't ever find out, will I
No.73703
>>73683>I'm going to check out one of the member's NSBM stuff to see if it taps into a similar song structure without it feeling so unbearably squeaky and clean. Harsh, HARSH, I want it harsh. Crank your fucking amps, assholes.It was exactly as I said it was. Never distrust this Mage's "You Just Know" judgements.
Though this still isn't "ideal" to my discerning holes. Still a little flat.
No.73704
>>73702>but a lot of people like that for the lushness and complexity of its instrumentation, not necessarily a broader love for popAnd these people are kind of dumb because yeah, it's that, but the "sound" is still that of Christmas jingle bells and romantic summers. It's very "sweet", nostalgic music. That doesn't detract from anything- but you have to recognize that that's a facet of the music that can be part of the appeal or turn people off. It was named "Pet Sounds" for a reason.
> I haven't dug into much industrial so I guess I wouldn't know what the worse offerings are like*CLING* *CLANG* *SOUNDSHOP MACHINERY NOISES DRAGGED OUT* *OTTHER DRUNKEN BUTTCHUGGING IN A TRUSTFUND KID'S B&W NOISES*
No.73705
Oh shid, we're at FULL
No.73706
>>73703And a certain someone should note that not all of my usages of "flat" are about mixing and more like "is this harsh or in broader terms sonically diverse, textured enough" for me to bother listening to as a riff go on and on.
That's what makes the bad fidelity of black metal a fucking element of the music and not just a way to turn people off; the crackles and coarseness adds a certain distinct "flavor" to the music that's addictive and usually, unreplicable. And sure, that's mostly applicable to the second wave or a certain subsect of people who want to tap into that bit of the secondwave and really just "raw black metal" in general (which I actively seek out but a lot of them are content with sounding blown the fuck and not all the happy accidents that comes from tweaking out tweaked up amps on the world's shittiest records.)
No.73707
>>73705Diapin'?
No.73708
>>73704>pet sounds talkwell-written. I mentioned this before, but I used to listen to pet sounds a lot before I "overspun" it and got tired of it.
I've gotten a lot more longevity out of the zombies' odessey and oracle (also on my chart) - have you listened to it? it also has that baroque pop sound, but with a more stripped back approach and some psychedelic influences. I intended to trade it to you at some point if it sounds intruiging to you at all
>>73705we were last night too, when the site was totally dead (^^:::;)
No.73709
>>73707This
DIAP is packed and straining to burst
No.73710
>>73708>intruigingintriguing*
No.73711
>>73708BAROQUE!?!?!??!?!?!?!
>Psychedelic I consider that a
grim omen but that might just be metal poisoning.
No.73712
>>73706*blasting out
No.73715
>>73618Dunno, I have seen a lot of "it hasn't aged well" and "it was revolutionary for its time but actually the controls are bad" and that kind of shit for Mario 64.
No.73716
>>73715>it was revolutionary for its time but actually the controls are badIME you see this class of complaint for any legendary old game and it's almost always just someone getting filtered because they didn't push past the first hour of readjusting to outdated design elements
No.73717
Super Liminal 64
No.73718
>>73713Yes, I know. That's one of those monikers that feels like it kind of forced itself into existence. I wouldn't want someone to consider Pet Sounds "baroque pop"
>I'm still in that stage of "can't tell if you will hate something or enjoy it", as a result of your strong but idiosyncratic tasteI am most discerning with "rock adjacents." That weird uncanny valley of "it's stripped down BUT ACKSHULLY more complex than you think."
Like, I may think a rap song kind of sucks but it won't actively annoy me as much as an indie folk song or some shitty subgenre of metal sucking. That which is closest to the heart hurts the most.
There was a broader point here but I'm not sure how to word it.
No.73719
>>73715>>73716Which still feels a lot more damning than "WELL ITS NOT THAT GOOD" imho.
No.73720
my sleep schedule is so fucked
No.73721
>>73718> rap song *Unless it's trap or any of these new-fangled Soundcloud genres that I find insufferable to stomach if just for the tranquilized vocals
No.73722
>>73720Me three days ago. Now I'm rewatching mymelo eps at around midnight to take it easy.
No.73723
>>73719sure, I agree. but at least personally I'm inclined to discard opinions that seem to never get past the person's struggle with the surface layer of dust on an old piece of art. like people who bounce off the first hour or two of fallout 1 because "it's just too clunky/antiquated compared to the modern games". I guess I don't personally have beef with them, but it feels like they aren't putting in the effort to play the game on the game's own terms, which prevents them from getting at the great parts of the work
admittedly I think the complaints against SM64 are
much more valid than the semi-strawman I present above.
No.73724
>>73718>monikers that feels like it kind of forced itself into existencefair enough; I still find it useful. what words would you reach for?
>I am most discerning with "rock adjacents."
>There was a broader point here but I'm not sure how to word it.no worries, I think I get some of what you're getting at
No.73725
>>73723and old children's game is never going to be more clunky than and old grognard rpg
No.73726
>>73725are you saying the validity of the two hypothetical opinions is the opposite of what I argued?
No.73727
>>73726Not sure yet. I am feeling I should steal the :decline: smiley from codex though
No.73728
>>73727MOTHER OF A FUCK, I POSTED IT FOR YOU.
No.73730
>>73727well hurry up and finish your thought so I can decide whether or not to reply
No.73731
>>73727thank you for fixing the ifusay/ifusayso sticker tag btw, you didn't reply so I wasn't sure if you saw me mention it
No.73732
>>73729MoM losing his mod powers again
>>73730Don't care
No.73733
>>73723Yes, and this is more of a tangent to your point but people brushing off the positives of a game by relating it to "MVH HISTORY" is just a subtler way to jab the knife further in.
>admittedly I think the complaints against SM64 are much more valid than the semi-strawman I present above.Fuck you. But also
"Nobody ever remembers or talks about the remake."
No.73734
>>73732>MoM losing his mod powers againBecause I dared to criticize you, Lord Chicanx?
No.73735
>>73706also
*recorders
Bleh.
No.73736
>>73733>Fuck you.I really like SM64 though! I don't feel it's particularly clunky in a way that hurts my enjoyment. though I'm aware the camera can be restricting sometimes, and the player controller (despite being meticulously design to provoke joy, which it does quite well imo) does have some edge issues that can be frustrating. I think those criticisms are largely overblown though
>>73732>Don't care"see what I said?"
No.73737
>>73734Because you attribute identities where it's largely irrelevant
No.73738
>>73736>meticulously designmeticulously designed*
fml
No.73739
>>73737That's a rationalization and you know it. I knew it was you without looking at your IP because of the typos and use of the term "grognard."
No.73741
>>73688>I have admitted to liking bubblegum pop and things that are generally "high-pitched and fast-paced"
?
You should definitely listen to Bladee and Ecco2k's collaborative album "Crest" then.
No.73742
>>73736>"see what I said?"He's angwy because I posted out Chicanx heritage.
No.73743
>>73741>You should definitely listen to Bladee and Ecco2k's collaborative album "Crest" then.I refuse, on principle, to listen to anything by people with names like that.
No.73744
>>73740I don't mind, given the 'p poster
No.73745
>>73744THEN!?!?!?!??!!??!?! Stick a sock in it, asshole!
No.73746
>>73741some of their stuff has caught my interest before, though I listened to this once and bounced off with apathy. writing this down to give a relisten
No.73747
>>73742I'm angry?
But I had a funny idea related to that meme actually, gimme 15 minutes
No.73748
>>73745You're held under suspicion
No.73749
>>73747>I'm angry?You seemed it, or at least whatever weird equivalent you have in your eternal sanguine demeanor.
>>73748For?
No.73750
>>73721Drainsisters…
>>73743Okay, you should listen to Strawberry Switchblade though.
No.73751
>>73703Even better and more KVLT. Nothing here is soapy or "rock-y"
Worthy contender for CHART CONSIDERATION.
No.73753
>>73751>>73752ALBUM GAME, though I might not get to it today. I woke up pretty tired and then I listened to a bunch of albums.
Also, I'm a Neo Nazi now.
No.73755
>>73754>NordlHe's doubling down…
No.73756
Alright, tis done
No.73757
>>73756What did she mean by this?
No.73760
>>73758>>73759I like the octagram but don't see it
No.73761
>>73760Too Abrahamic, sweaty.
No.73763
>>73758>>73759I really like the inclusion of yin-and-yang as a "pagan" symbol as an amateur theologian granted this might be my (comparatively more understandable) ignorance at play and it has some "unaffiliated" "pagan" worship in places like Vietnam that don't fit neatly into Taoism whose importance that's been played up or it's their (less understandable) ignorance about what "Pagan" even is rearing its head and giving me a succinct little dose of unintentional self-mockery.
>>73762Cape! (Dare we even say the ethnic or national origins of the runes? As a true occultic girlie, you should just know them as "the runes.")
No.73764
Broad ideas swirling in my head about making satire about "the popular girls" and the clusterfuck of new age, pagan, and occultic that's seemed to lodge itself into the immature female subconscious.
Maybe combine that with my rather mean-spirited parody of Charmed as a sort of chaos magick/MK Ultra thing that sort of prattles around for the point of self-perpetuating itself and the actors eventually turning against the show-runners. WORDS, WORDS, WORDS.
No.73765
I also had another boy to add to my boy chart but I forgot who it was. That was maybe days ago now.
No.73766
>>73764Just sell salt lamps instead
No.73767
>>73763>Cape!
>As a true occultic girlie, you should just know them as "the runes."what gave you the impression that I had any knowledge about occultism? (^^:::;)
I don't even really follow what you're on about. their norse origins? I think occult aesthetes are aware of that and don't really care about appropriating them regardless
No.73768
>>737668ITCH, I own a salt lamp (first one was because of mom buying into woo-woo bullshit but I said "Hey Himalayan salt is pretty valuable instead of heating how about we just put it in a freezer or something" so she just took it and used it instead. The second one is somehow more complicated.)
But money isn't the goal, idiot. Satire is. Satire, that can still, to some degree be enjoyed by the people it's making fun of.
I don't think I have the heart to ever make something ever a full attack on something in society without in some way trying to reach out or humanize them.
No.73769
>>73581You forgot detroit, Little Caesars is from there
No.73770
>>73768Fine, sell ironic salt lamps
No.73771
>>73767>Cape!Runes Cape.
>what gave you the impression that I had any knowledge about occultism?I was playing a character.
>I think occult aesthetes are aware of that and don't really care about appropriating them regardlessI just think it's funny to just say "runes" because there are runes of all kinds and they clear mean Nordic runes. They could be conflating Celts in there, but… you know…
No.73772
>>73769>You forgot detroit, Little Caesars is from thereLittle Caesars isn't that thick. But Detroit or Jersey….
grim No.73773
>>73770The point is to communicate and make art, you dickhead. I'm not fine with being some self-indulgent conman whose conceit is basically just the tag on the overpriced piece of shit.
No.73776
>>73773People buy JOKE PRODUCT 'cause they think it's funny, no conning needed.
No.73777
>>73774Don't want to fuck with the Jewish mafia in Jersey. Sluggo's probably seen the least four seasons of The Sopranos. In Detroit, maybe more manageable.
No.73778
>>73776And to think this is the same man pouring his heart into Not Too Rare steaks. You hate to see it. Where do your true loyalties really lie?
No.73780
wwheres the makin skin
No.73781
>>73778Maybe you still need to learn the worth of a dollar…
No.73783
>>73780For the game F*CK Hitler.
No.73784
>>73781Worth less than the worth of the yuan (spiritually.)
No.73785
>>73769mmmmm little caesars…
No.73787
>>73785Yeah, I wish.
No.73790
>>73789I just ate out but it's been awhile since I've had them.
No.73791
>>73790Not missing much with pretzel crust being DAOOTS
No.73792
>>73791Nah, I think their pizza is alright, probably the best you can get around here, and this comes from a true born-and-raised NEHWY YAHKAH.
No.73794
>>73793ouchie!!
she needs a band-aid
No.73795
>>73792There's a 25 minute window of goodness maybe…
No.73796
>>73795Naaaaaaah. But drastically lowered standards.
No.73798
>>73797I guess I should be a petty
8ITCH over
MEX not using my PicMix on all themes but somehow I let that past.
No.73799
Oh, he did THAT. I was wondering what it was. I thought he was just going to unmod me for a second.
No.73800
>>73798*pass
Or past, I guess both can count but… I don't know.
Such a sleepy,
DERSITE day.
No.73801
>>73799How would that be related to a meme?
No.73804
>>73801I'm a meme.
No.73809
>>73807I feel like the elder bats of gothic rock and the old guard of black metal need to come together to fight this new wave of "GIRL WEAR BLACK" and blackgaze
and make some actually good gothic black metal. No.73811
Actually, instead of a sailor senshi parody, Karkat would be funny in Reimu's miko outfit
The cancer symbol is already very yinyang-like
No.73812
>>73811>Actually, instead of a sailor senshi parody, Karkat would be funny in Reimu's miko outfit"funny"
Yeah…
No.73814
>>73813I DON'T SPEAK JAPANESE.
No.73817
>>73816Let DLsite accept Visa you pink bastard!
No.73819
>>73817"Uh um…… VR…. uhhhhhhhh… I'm Ringo"
No.73820
>>73814he's exorcising your perverted demons
No.73821
>>73820I'm not the pervert here.
No.73823
>>73822I liked the op だろ, run it again
No.73826
>>73825Twitterboard, girlcockx.
No.73827
Restrictions will lift with some EEEEEEASE
Dr. Fauci don't forget me!
No.73830
jfc the cp spammers are really back with a vengeance huh
No.73831
>>73830They definitely handed out EOY bonuses a pep talks to the troops
No.73833
>>73832That witch! Let's make her pay.
No.73837
>>73591>More likely they would just call you a hack and move on. And they wouldn't be wrong.Sheer intellectual laziness, please actually take the time to think before you mutter verbal diarrhea around. Take a look at countless art projects that were initially done improperly just so they could sell a remake that "fixes" the artificial problems.
Hell go take a look at any major IPs that have been ruining their own public image/fanbase for the past decade, just imagine how things are gonna go once they actually "fix" the "issues".
No.73838
>>73846
ANDREWFUCKINGHu¢¢ie
No.73839
>>73838Here's your check for being able to decipher that:
Oh, wait, it's just there. I don't know how or why, I didn't write it as one word. But there it is. No check but acknowledged.
No.73840
>>73846
I almost thought this was a new form of pizza spam
No.73841
>>73832BE HAPPY BEAM!!!
No.73842
>>73841I can't. I don't like arguing with my friend.
And I had hurt feefees before it lead to a blow-out.
No.73843
>>73840We'll start spamming other altchans with tinyurl links to the "Rose Lalonde is a Witch of space" essay
No.73844
>>73842>I can't. I don't like arguing with my friend.I know how bad it is. I feel the same thing :( </3
No.73845
Thoughts on
She's probably the most reviled "Silly" character I can think of
No.73846
>>73843I'd need to clean it up. It's not very organized.
No.73847
>>73845UM, ACTUALLY, SHE'S NOT SILLY.
No.73848
>>73843Is there actually an essay
No.73849
>>73848Yes. It was updated a couple of times to fit in some finer points so it's a bit of a disjointed read. It went from about 5 unorganized paragraphs to 11.
No.73851
>>73850Yeah, it's messy, even for me.
No.73852
https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/work/=/product_id/RJ01288551.htmlIf Visa wasn't a gaggle of
8ITCHes I'd make this hit the homestuck number
No.73854
>mfw the pretense starts taking over substance altogether
No.73855
>>73842let me know if you ever feel like trying magical drop (or some other game on fightcade, if you already have it)
sometimes playing a game is good to get your mind off something upsetting :)
I won't bother you about it tho ( >ω･ )b
No.73857
>>73856
SO much pulsing blue light lmao
No.73858
>>73856You would think he's Chinese but it's just the League influence.
No.73861
>>73860Who's the REAL Terrifier, America?
No.73867
an imageboard that focuses freedom of speech and improving board creations
https://hatechan.co/ No.73869
>>73867cool site bro, now tell it again
No.73871
>>73870That hate symbol?
No.73872
>>73855I really meant it when I said I wouldn't bug you about it, but it's still nice to dignified with a response so I know you didn't speedread past it :^p
No.73873
>>73872>to dignifiedto be dignified*
going for a typo PR today apparently. fml
No.73874
>>73871That's the guy!
No.73876
>>73875you said you have fightcade installed, right?
it has a "secret" feature where you can provide some files that specify download servers for ROMs, and it'll grab them automatically just by you browsing to the game in the fightcade UI:
https://lofi.netlify.app/post/fc2-json-pack-auto-download-roms-from-fightcade-2/ No.73877
>>73876Clip my fingernails.
No.73882
>>73880You heard me.
No.73883
>>73882why are you being like this? I thought it was someone mocking you at first
No.73884
>>73883I need my fingernails clipped.
No.73885
>>73884You have teeth, use 'em
No.73886
>>73884is this just how you let out stress after arguing? I thought you were really interested in trying out the game…
No.73887
>>73885I'm not a thirdie, I used clippers like a plebeian.
>>73886No, no, and no?
No.73888
>>73887>No, no, and no?then why did you ask how to find the game? (´･ω･`)
No.73889
>>73888I asked how we would find each other because that was my biggest reaction to that suggestion. I didn't really want to, not to let you down, for a number of reasons.
No.73890
>>73889oh, okay. sorry :(
the lobbies are public and for magical drop there's usually only a couple people online, so I figured we would meet in one of those. it would be quick to make a burner account if that's a concern
>not to let you down, for a number of reasonsit's okay. sorry I misunderstood
No.73891
>>73890>it's okay. sorry I misunderstoodHe's dying.
No.73892
>>73891Oh, merciless, merciless.
No.73893
>>73891I've been dying for a long time. it's hardly your fault
I had the idea to try playing this here yesterday, but once again I doubt we have enough people… can't hurt to try I guess (´･ω･`)
https://skribbl.io/?jvC7xqZ6 No.73894
>>73893we have 3! one more would make for a really good time, if you're on the fence :3
No.73895
I'm "test". I might play but I'll have to turn on my computer.
No.73896
>>73895okay! any idea on a rough ETA?
No.73897
Nevermind…
No.73903
>>73899DUDE, DAY OF TEH ROPEZ, LMAO.
No.73904
I deleted
>>73846 because it was that annoying ass random spam that takes ages to scroll past and wastes your time
have I gone mad with power yet
No.73906
>>73904Now we'll never crack the cypher
No.73909
>>73907>[S]J:Pysiyihidden
GREEN flash
No.73911
>>73909Where were you when smoking relaxers were got that
GREEN cosplay pysiyi?
No.73913
>>73910when sprunki is trying to fall asleep they count sprunkis falling into a milkcrate
No.73915
>>73911>when smoking relaxers were gotanyway I was not on /hsg/ during the time of these cosplayer seduction stories
No.73916
>>73915Intentionally broken English, get with the plan.
No.73917
Junji Ito's Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
No.73918
>>73916I figured, but I like to play it safe sometimes. now that I understand the reference being made in that particular snippet, it seems more obvious. my bad
No.73920
>>73919It was a scuffed "remove usernames" version of a conversation about
GREEN that just removed all the characters in the names. Except sometimes? It's weird.
No.73921
>>73920scrambled MoM argument?
No.73922
>>73921not like he says anything coherent half the time anyways
No.73923
>>73920Ah, so "[S]J:Pysiyi" was "[S]Ja
de: Play silly flute refrain" or something like that.
No.73924
>>73923>sillyit's all coming together…
No.73925
>>73921Yes.
>>73923Exactly that.
No.73928
>>73927The XKCD of daily funnies.
No.73929
Evanescence Fallen but Maya from Persona 2. Get it trending with the artists, bwos.
No.73932
>>73931Not a trace but, you know, close.
No.73933
>>73930I still have enough for another pizza! but no dough…
I bought pre-sliced, but I think I'll slice them even thinner next time to get less of that fat blob appearance. or maybe just grate them and stop going for a pseudo-neapolitan look.
No.73936
>>73935Good absurdism until the veer into millennilol depression humor
No.73937
>>73935rose indoctrination.
No.73938
I think I failed today, in numerous ways. worst of all, it's sunday. rolling for dream fantasy tonight (*>人<*)お願い！
No.73940
>>73938Fortune is fickle…
No.73941
Switch 2 this week
No.73942
Alicege this by 1/15
No.73944
>>73926>anchoviesyou're going straight to fucking hawiyah for that
(*hits u w/ band hamer*) No.73946
>>73944Calm down and let people enjoy their salt fish
No.73947
>>73944I love salt and fish
>>73940yeah… I guess…
a sweet dream would be nice. I guess it's "bad" for me but it's been like a year at least I think
No.73948
>>73296Did Ben Garrison's computerized brain scan draw that Rose or what
No.73952
is this that "turk" guy
should I whack him
No.73953
>>73952Yes. Basically all new IPs are. Kill him over and over. You finally get to nuke thirdies, bwo.
No.73955
MoM, is your cat doing okay?
No.73958
>>73956MEEEEEEEEEX.
No.73960
>>73956Leaving it is fine.
I'm somewhat surprised mods can issue bans outside their assigned board.
No.73961
>>73960>Leaving it is fine.yeah cuz you love the attention you
CHITINSTALKless little
8ITCH No.73962
>>73957it's good that they're doing okay
I hope you are doing okay as well.
No.73963
>>73958I shouldn't even be up, but pushed to the end of this commonevents file. What?
No.73965
>>73963>I shouldn't even be upI forgot I said I was gonna go to bed earlier today
No.73966
>>73956>>73964"Alright"
Check the noticeboard.
No.73967
>>73966I saw that message. It's a bit harsh imo but I'll whack him if I see him.
No.73968
>>73967> It's a bit harshUncharacteristic of you.
No.73969
Guy shoulda calmed down and let people enjoy their fish
No.73970
>>73969そうだよね！
megidoball, am I allowed to roll again before bed?
No.73972
>>73960I'm surprised too, I figured an evader like that should get a global so I left the button checked
If it wasn't a global he'd just go shit in the other boards, right?
No.73974
>>73972Stupid to mention this in public but
No.73976
>>73972Eeeh, he wants company from the start, I say. Ded boards.
No.73977
>>73975>Also what the fuck does the "cycle" button docheck the tooltip, it turns the thread into a cycling thread (when postlimit is reached, old replies get deleted to make space for new ones). so not something you'll probably need to use ever
>What board software is this anywayvichan
No.73978
>>73975Vichan. Cycle should turn OPS into the rolling threads ones like 4chan.
Why it applies beside everything, IDK.
No.73980
What do I gotta do to get things to go my way for once
No.73982
>>73947>>73970>>73970Megidochan wants their dreams fulfilled?
Kuromi's gotcha covered!
No.73983
>>73980what's wrong, nonny?
>>73981yeah, it's trash. I can try and answer questions but you might wanna use the appropriate channels instead of asking here
No.73984
>>73968And you're one to talk of character at all aren't you?
>>73976I just refuse to bend around arbitrarily emotional retards throwing stones in a glass house. Until the day you actually draw concrete rules I'll continue treating people like shit (or decent if I'm feeling like it) based on my own judgement.
It is starting to get extremely boring going through the same motions of the same shallow people though, I hardly ever get frustrated at seeing the dumb shit MoM shares and stuff anymore.
(UGH, BASED AND VALUE-PILLED. SO ABOVE IT ALL. SO COOL.) No.73985
>>73983I'll figure it out. Still, how long should I ban "the turk" for? There's not an immediately apparent option for a perma…
No.73986
>>73985I had the same question until
MEX showed me, even though I run my own site on vichan too…
leaving the field blank = perma
or you can do 60 years like I do :^p
No.73987
>>73985… well, there must BE one, because someone beat me to it
No.73988
>>73985Forever,
MEX is stupid for not just DMing this shit.
No.73989
>>73986>you can do 60 years like I doI figure in 60 years they'll either have died or straightened up
and if they haven't, I can just nail em again from the bingo hall
No.73990
>>73988That's why we need a meido style guide!
No.73991
>>73990"Ban the 'p spammers" and save others the mental poison is about all I care to outline. For the rest of it, see the discussion thread linked on the notice board.
No.73993
>>73992Ah, yes, that was the question here.
No.73994
>(UGH, BASED AND VALUE-PILLED. SO ABOVE IT ALL. SO COOL.)
No I mean, you're actually just boring man. It's like listening to mom trying to "make conversation" and all she talks about is how mundane her day was or something. You never do anything interesting, and it's all just an endless, brain numbing cycle of "look what I bought, look how depressed I am, etcetc"
nauseating really
No.73995
>>73994Bye! Bye bye!
No.73998
>>73850Skimmed 30% of this, only part I found was vaguely persuasive was
GREEN seeing through the Skaian clouds. Maybe that was originally intended to be "light". If your argument is "Hu¢¢ie changed his plans for
GREEN early on in Homestuck", who really cares though, it's hardly a retcon because the hints were only loosely thematic and the changes quite possibly happened before he settled on how the class/aspect system would work.
BTW, I noticed that one of her shirt symbols from the wardrobifier is the Light symbol. Hu¢¢ie said the leaf symbol which is also one of the wardrobifier symbols was originally intended to be her shirt image, so maybe the sun also hints to a discarded aspect of her design.
No.73999
>>73998>Skimmed 30% >If your argument is "Hu¢¢ie changed his plans for GREEN early on in Homestuck", who really caresI do, for a number of reasons which should be obvious. What is in the comic is not something hurt from changing your plans on the fly if you're still going to "stick to your guns" for shit that now makes less sense and
GREEN has a character is such a nothing shitcase at least partially because of this (read the commentaries and note how much he says
GREEN breaks the Hecking rules which likely originated from the epic switcheraroo.) It also speaks to Hu¢¢ie's integrity as a writer.
I'm getting a really "Dismissive Danny" vibe from this post and I didn't really expect anything else so fuck trying to engage with this in the first place.
No.74000
>>73998>>73999Also, my personal doc seems to go up to only 14 points so it seems slightly editorialized or lacking.
No.74001
>>73998>Hu¢¢ie said the leaf symbol which is also one of the wardrobifier symbols was originally intended to be her shirt image, so maybe the sun also hints to a discarded aspect of her design.The leaf was on "Green"'s shirt in the early HS concept art, so yeah.
No.74002
>>74001Epic
GREEN moment ftw as always. Remember the lotuses.
No.74006
>>73999I saw that screenshot earlier, I wouldn't interpret the teasing too literally. I'm sure the main reason he changed plans was because he thought the story would work better that way.
>It also speaks to Hu¢¢ie's integrity as a writer.There's so many actual examples of his lack of integrity, but I don't think changing his plans during the very early stages of an aimless webcomic that he didn't have a clear plan for, is one of them. I also don't actually think it's bad for a webcomic to be aimless and unplanned at the start, but Hu¢¢ie failed to develop and finish it properly.
GREEN becomes a badly written nothing character sure, but I don't think that's related to this.
>I'm getting a really "Dismissive Danny" vibe from this post and I didn't really expect anything else so fuck trying to engage with this in the first place.You said yourself it was disjointed and messy.
Most of your arguments seem to concern later parts of the comic after he had clearly already decided
GREEN was Witch of Space, which might be interesting as a "what if" scenario, but is irrelevant as to Hu¢¢ie's original intentions for
GREEN.
No.74009
>>74007Exporting issues right out the gate. A problem for tomorrow.
No.74012
>>74008Vacuum implies substance beneath the veneer, yet how can there be pressurial difference when naught lies beneath?
No.74014
>64版は何回もプレイしてますがリメイク版は実は未プレイでした。
okay I guess he needs to see how shit it is for himself
No.74016
>>74015dunno i still dont really like all of the bosses being "hit it until it dies"
No.74017
I've been writing an ethos and narrative for OMT, and "OMT's afghanistan". Also been working on some visual pieces in correlation to the two of these.
No.74019
>>74009That didn't feel like enough
No.74020
5 hours is the worst possible amount of sleep because the deficit isn't large enough to nap again but it still ruins your day.
No.74021
>>74020Indeed. I'll just endure it for today…
No.74023
>>74022I took it as delays, but Nintendo runs a pretty tight ship…
No.74024
>>74006> I'm sure the main reason he changed plans was because he thought the story would work better that way.AHAHAHHAAHA. No. "
GREEN breaks patterns."
>There's so many actual examples of his lack of integrity, but I don't think changing his plans during the very early stages of an aimless webcomic that he didn't have a clear plan for, is one of them.I do.
Don't tear at the roots before they fully form. This also goes for his "intuitive" writing style in general, he will pick an angle and still use sloppy seconds from something that was dropped. There are countless examples of this.
> I also don't actually think it's bad for a webcomic to be aimless and unplanned at the start,Again, I do. This is your first real attempt at a story and you're vaguely fucking around with symbolic shit from the very start. Don't shoot yourself in the foot.
No.74027
>>74025"This guy needs to calm down."
No.74028
>>74025You're sleeping for 0 hours infinity times every instant you're awake. It's not so bad.
No.74029
>>74026Fauchan would've been a funny one for coof era
No.74030
>>74027Can somebody please get this hothead out of here?
No.74037
>>73754>>73755Short and sweet.
I know I've said I really like "vocals as instrumentation" but while this is pretty great stuff, how low the vocals were mixed drove me fucking nuts and I couldn't get very into it because of that.
No.74038
>>74036He wants to ban all guns so he can kill coons with his bare hands.
No.74039
>>74035You're right, Marzipan, the elbow on his neck and the taser definitely caused him to die four and a half hours later, I think it's just for any family to have their family wrongfully killed by the police to become multimillionaires from his death, and I should instead offer my #thoughts and #prayers to the "George Floyd'd" of the world instead of letting the absurdity of world wash off me.
No.74041
>>74039*family member
Broken sentence but whatever.
No.74043
>>74040Were you the one squeaking in under the deadline?
No.74044
>>74040wwomen in gaming, finally!
No.74047
>>74045"Why are you like this"
But I think I follow you on xitter so I'll spin something up
No.74049
>>74048O, Marg
No.74051
>>74050JUNJU ITO!?!??!?!?!?!?!
No.74053
>>74052Would transitioning have saved her?
No.74054
>>74039yeah, it would be crazy if police used excessive force on someone resulting in injury or death
I mean, that never happens. police are model citizens, the best of us! thank god we have the #thinblueline of our #boysinblue to #keepthepeace and #cleanourstreets
No.74055
>>74054>yeah, it would be crazy if police used excessive force on someone resulting in injury or deathElbows on necks are known to cause delayed cardiac arrests.
No.74057
>>74056Yeah, sure, I'll "buy it" just to shut you up.
No.74058
Lost my relevant batman screepcap
No.74059
>>74058This will directly cause you to suffer from cardiac arrest four hours and thirty minutes from now.
No.74060
>>74059"The World's Greatest Detective ruled it to be fent overdose, so I guess it can't be helped"
No.74061
>>74060At least your family can sue the computer for 32 billion dollars and finally make it over the border.
No.74062
>>74054>police are model citizens, the best of us!And
DERSITES somehow aren't worse.
No.74063
>>74034there is literally nothing funny here other than you wanting to be an edgelord
I don't even care about the ameriburger racial politics here but I do think you're a pathetic excuse for a human being.
No.74064
>>74063Sharing a name with Michael Moore is pretty funny
No.74065
Self absorbed retardation turned up to ten thousand laughing at other people's misery (with zero given comedic context) until it's your shit on the line at some point. You're a self sabotaging jew in the spirit.
No.74066
>>74018Is that Ryukishi 07?
No.74067
>But dude he had cocaine in his system!
Cocaine doesn't fucking throw people into hours long physiological responses that end up stopping someone's heart, at most it was an exacerbator of the situation in which the catalyst was the UNWARRANTED BRUTALITY. Same shit would've happened if you treated an old man with heart issues too. So fucking retarded. Good fucking god I hate white retards.
No.74069
>>74054The idea that police could be on the whole "too brutal" is nonsense hysteria rationalised by those who sympathise with criminals over victims of crime and hate the police. There's obviously a tradeoff between certain enforcement policies where the risks to officers' lives are weighed against the risk to suspects and those they might harm. And that does mean police will sometimes hurt or kill people mistakenly, but it's unserious to act as if these incidents represent a systemic problem. We should expect risky situations to turn out poorly sometimes, that doesn't mean we shouldn't take risks. If you think the appropriate number of DERSITE Floyd type videos you ought to see online is 0, then you don't want police to stop violent crime. Outside of the US many police forces are like this by the way, and they're practically useless even if you're the victim of a non-violent crime, they just harass people for speeding and wwomen can call them to get a divorce.
Also, is there any explanation for how police are supposed to be benefiting themselves when they use supposedly "excessive force" outside of the context of self-defense? Why do you think it keeps happening when they have body cameras on and everyone has phones? Hard mode: don't accuse an entire profession of psychopathic sadism.
A police force can as a whole be corrupt or indolent, and many police forces around the world are. In both cases there's a clear reason why they'd be like that, corruption because they want more money and indolence because they don't want to do their job. "Brutality" is not a systemic problem that would have any reason to exist, and insofar as it does exist it's a small number of individual cops, who could be themselves compared to criminals, and may indeed be committing crimes when they violate policy. By the way, Derek was trained to restrain DERSITE Floyd in that way during the DERSITE's fentanyl overdose. No.74072
>>74069Neither cases were an "overdose", regular usage implies growing tolerance implies what would be considered an "overdosage" for the average person is not lethal for a regular user. Basic medical knowledge.
>We should expect risky situations to turn out poorly sometimes>risky situationSix police officers responding to a single individual in a car accident related incident, and said individual was completely unarmed.
Get your head out of your ass, you're delusional. American cops are just inexperienced, paranoid
homosexuals too scared for their lives to do their jobs properly. You have a shit system hiring the bottom of the barrel losers and packing them up with a gun. Hell what fucking percentage of the law enforcement officers are obese again? Fuck off.
No.74073
>Studies indicate that obesity rates among law enforcement officers are notably higher than those in the general population. Research published in the journal Frontiers in Public Health found that approximately 40% of police officers are obese, which is about 5% higher than the national average.
>Similarly, a study highlighted by Time reported that 40.7% of police officers, firefighters, and security guards are obese, making law enforcement one of the professions with the highest obesity rates.
"Yeah nah dude, we don't have mentally ill pigs running around with guns or anything like that. The system is FINE, black people with their personal drug issues are the real problem because Billy McBob had to vent his outrage after having had to subdue a suspect." Fuck off.
No.74074
>>74073>about 5% higher than the national averageWe're just like that
No.74075
>>74039>I think it's just for any family to have their family wrongfully killed by the police to become multimillionaires from his deathHope it's your dad the next time then. Hell maybe your cat'll die soon with all the shit that's happening, see how personal it feels when it actually gets personal.
No.74077
>>74069I never alleged corruption as the sole reason for violence. as the other poster alluded to, it's a combination of things, some significant ones being:
- what brings them to the profession? "I want to lay down the law with my gun"-style justified violence fantasies are generally not a great start. this is not to say that all cops are sadists, but that the profession is seen as one of lethal power and supreme authority, which tends to attract people who will abuse it.
- the way police are trained in the US - taught to constantly be paranoid and respond with extreme or lethal force immediately, not seriously expected to learn and employ deescalation techniques like competent police forces. there's been lots of journalism done on the way US police training is basically entirely focused instilling a sense of constant danger into cops that urges an itchy trigger finger. add in good old american racism (black people = extra dangerous) and it gets worse
the problem is systemic because of the training, but also because of a culture (both of police and of the general public) that will rush to defend and exonerate cops who have an "oopsie" and murder an unarmed minority on camera, no matter how undeniable it gets. cops defend each other to a fault and have even been caught working to cover up or misportray details that would help incriminate the "bad eggs" (protecting the police force's image and funding are also motives here, in addition to simply believing the offender was in the right)
tldr; it's a system that selects for people who want supreme authority (and thus are likely to misuse it), trains them to constantly be on edge, arms them to the teeth, drops them into communities of people they often have conscious or unconscious biases against, and then protects them to the utmost ability of the legal system from facing consequences for their actions
No.74078
>>74076Might as well just make the box wider if it's only RPG Maker slop. The arrow is in the wrong place so it might just be an image. "It's called localisation."
No.74079
>>74077>focused instillingfocused on instilling*
No.74080
>>74078I can make it a little wider, but the box persists during all gameplay…
Going to have to go with downsizing the text and adding linebreaks by hand.
No.74081
>>74077nice one bucko you got my pat on the back this once
No.74083
>>74077>I never alleged corruption as the sole reason for violenceI know, it was an example of a systemic criticism I could potentially consider valid.
>the profession is seen as one of lethal power and supreme authority, which tends to attract people who will abuse it.This is a common stereotype which seems to work backwards from the assumption that they must enjoy using "excessive force", I don't see any evidence that a significant proportion of cops feel that way. I've heard that when they have to kill people it's usually a traumatic experience and they get put on leave, I don't hear cops say they enjoy killing or threatening people.
>- the way police are trained in the US - taught to constantly be paranoid and respond with extreme or lethal force immediately, not seriously expected to learn and employ deescalation techniques like competent police forces. there's been lots of journalism done on the way US police training is basically entirely focused instilling a sense of constant danger into cops that urges an itchy trigger finger.The US has the highest gun ownership rate in the world by a significant margin, so it seems reasonable to me that their cops should be more aggressive and more willing to use lethal force. De-escalation doesn't seem so smart if the person you're talking to is 20x more likely to have a gun than someone in the UK.
>add in good old american racism (black people = extra dangerous) and it gets worseBut on average they *actually are* extra dangerous, so you think the police should put themselves and others at risk by not discriminating based on race? Police and other emergency services immediately develop racial biases because they deal with the worst of society daily, and certain groups are over-represented among the worst of society.
>a culture (both of police and of the general public) that will rush to defend and exonerate cops who have an "oopsie" and murder an unarmed minority on camera, no matter how undeniable it gets."Culture" is always against the underdog leftist, that's why you have to keep fighting the system even though all the companies changed their Instagram avatars to support
DERSITE Lives Matter and every politician and bureaucrat already bent the knee? Why did police get pressured into always recording everything on body cams if "culture" is apologising for them? Why did the Floyd psychogenesis happen in the first place? It seems to me like police are always under a lot of scrutiny, and they probably should be, but not to the extent that you're demanding they receive a million years in prison for being involved in unavoidable accidents at possibly the riskiest workplace in the US.
No.74084
>>74032Why'd you crop off the poster name
No.74085
>>74067You're a racist, and not the based and cool kind
No.74086
>>74084Maybe he knew we'd laugh for following breaking411 or whatever
No.74087
dude was screaming "i can't breathe" before they even touched him, man. what are they supposed to do, go "oh ok head on home and call us when you're feeling up to being arrested"?
No.74088
He did more good as a symbol.
*Ao Floydi pic*
No.74089
Nu tred wen?
No.74090
>>74089It's anyone's ball
No.74091
>>74089When I find a good image
No.74093
Okay it's refusing to let me make the new thread… It's all up to someone else………..
No.74094
>>74093You just have to answer the simple spam question in place to keep out the 'p posters from making new threads
Anyway, I gave it a test myself, so
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