If thou gazest long into the Pit, the Pit will also gaze into thee

Jussie Smollett has done more for the anti-SJW cause that any 10 people here combined.

Not that I'd want to see that either.

Matt Cavanaugh wrote: ↑
Lsuoma wrote: ↑ Which, given how Number 6 got to the village, is a remarkably apposite word.
Took me a while, but I got that.

Extraordinary.

For me - the glass is overflowing.

So Fake News^TM then.

What is the real news as to how illegal immigrants are currently being handled? And is there a non-biased source?

By the way, I've been watching the old series-- The Prisoner-- on a free/no-registration-necessary/netflix-wannabe site called "Tubi". https://tubitv.com/series/3254/the_prisoner Some ads there, not many. Some weird stuff there, like 1957 Jerry Lewis TV specials. In episode 4 of the The Prisoner-- ...

I've always had a real soft-spot for Tracie Harris...<Tum-te-Tum, Te Tumty Tum (selective editing)>... I'm none too fond of people equating atheism to a religion, but this this case I'm (almost) willing to make an exception. The repetitive and frankly boring aspect of the AE youtube show does paral...

I don't really have any objection... as far as I'm concerned "S'All Right".

And of course - as soon as I mention a video by location - my message posts on a new page.

Any update on all the (well most of / a large % of) presenters for the ACA / Atheist experience leaving recently? Jen & Tracie at least, maybe others. Comments on the above vid indicate it is mentioned in the show - but I don't think I could shift through 2 hours - and even if I did it's likely that...

When I saw the trailer for Brightburn... I thought of Rick Veitch's Maximortal comic. Some of the ingredients are there - though the Maximortal comes across as an amoral rather than an immoral or evil superman. Veitch's stuff is very trippy - so it doesn't quite have the straight forward narrative ...

You can credit the open-mindedness of the thinking for the individual involved - but there seems to be at least some small flaw in the execution...

I think the 80s was the golden age of 2000 AD. With the team of Alan Grant & John Wagner having the most consistent hit record as writers- with Judge Dredd, Sam Slade: Robohunter, and Strontium Dog. All of which relied heavily on the action but with a strong component of humour. Pat Mills had severa...

Tinnitus - would be a great name for a metal band.

It might even offer protection if anyone was suing for hearing loss.

Wasn't there also a scantily clad demoness in that story?

Warrior also included Zirk - which is beyond my meager abilities to describe or explain.

Wow, Marvelman was awesome! Here, he fends off a swarm of German Focke-Trojans attempting to shoot down a beleaguered WellingA-26: Behold, I teach you the superman. He is lightening, he is madness. As they say in the first issue. Mick Angelo - the original artist & writer lived long enough to get s...

I must admit, I really enjoyed it. Whilst we're on the subject - movie suggestion: Brightburn. Just finished watching it with the missus - she loved it, I thought it was ok. Basically, without giving too much away, it's a "Superman" origin story with one crucial difference - the alien baby who fall...

Willingness to interpret meaning in all the noise between actual signals-- ..explains how Gaiman stays married to Amanda Fuckwit Palmer. I rather like his work. (And find his personal details much more tolerable since I stopped reading his blog, or reading his tweets). But my impression is that he ...

So...I was thinking about Neil Gaiman's 1995 Signal to Noise comic; recalling that in an interview at the time he spoke of this use of the concept as a metaphor for life. Some people see life as mostly random with very little order. Or, that order can only be imposed on it with great effort. Others ...

It doesn't surprose me at all that our Dave is susceptible to woolly apologetics. He strikes me as being of a class of smart commentators who are very aware of the cultural destruction of Europe but are nevertheless prone to supporting questionable beliefs. There are a few of those about. Just beca...

Hah! Wacko theists, you really make my day! Thousands of Christians Demand That Netflix Cancel a Show It Does Not Air https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2019/06/good-omens-petition-protest-netflix?verso=true :lol: Though it did weaponize Twee to levels of toxicity never before obtained - I would ...

Computing Forever Dave sounds to me like a teenager whose fuck-you-mom-and-dad phase is followed with a fit of Or Maybe I'm A Christian!!?!!.. possibly quite brief. I think the goals he expresses in his video would be better served by an intellectual delve into mythology, symbolism, karl jung, and ...

Another example of someone reverting to faith is Brett Keane . Though I'm not sure if there is much to learn from the example of an Encyclopedia Dramatic Lolcow and serial YouTube Scammer. At the other end of the spectrum was the philospher Anthony Flew . Who wrote about his converstion to Deism tow...

We always joke about the religiousity of the prog left, but I don't know of any social media figures from the SJWsphere that have pulled a Cullen. I thought there'd be some. Didn't the AVfM guy go full religion too? Yes. If it's Dean Esmay / Max Kolbe you are talking about. I think Jordon Owen (aka...

So...has everyone heard the good news?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcM4rdGWZKA

There you go...

No May.

Definitely a Johnson.

Britain may end up with a sloppy BoJo.

katamari Damassi wrote: ↑ Delurking to say that if I were dating Laura, I'd always refer to her as mein Kampf.

Nice that you are still 'round.

(Unless you are another shape).

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑(with a very low bar).

...and no tab.

At least one of Galton and Simpson was female.

Otherwise Edward VIII would not have had to abdicate.

Or was it Wallace & Grommet ?

In other news Harvard is turning down applicants.

Sometimes it feels like the edgy get no respect at all.

InfraRedBucket wrote: ↑ ...not sure what your point is.

Now you are just jumping to conclusions.

InfraRedBucket wrote: ↑ Fawlty Towers , another "cultural Brit comedy milestone"
Co written by a woman - Connie Booth

This point would be better made if we were certain how the individual in question identifies.

(If they are in fact an individual).

I'm considering walking Hadrian's Wall (or part thereof) during an upcoming vacation, and was wondering if any older (or otherwise) members of the pit have recollection of this time period or part of the country.

Can any techies out there in pitland tell me why GIF's aren't playing on twiiter via my laptop but on other platforms like facebook they do? :think: It's Sadiq Khan's fault. Don't you know he gets the blame for everything that happens in Engerland? Some would question why he has the job in the firs...

Slap a wig on and you can find out for yourself.

Based on past performance, I reckon the East German team, or at least the Swedish contingent, would dominate in this competition.

Perhaps even athletically.

shoutinghorse wrote: ↑ I did eat some cheese on toast for supper but I still think I might be going a bit mad.

You rare-bit fiend, you.

Speaking of fever-dreams - I always thought it's not really authentic Benny Hill until Bob Todd turns up in black-face.

Sulman wrote: ↑ Todays' IDF image to balance those burly Swedes:
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Do they have a no-hair-pulling rule in combat?

It's not the sort of thing you'd have to worry about if it was 10,000 Tim Poole's being sent to the front line.

Speaking of transgender issues - as we so often are.

I always though that KiwiInAustralia guy (aka KIA) sounds like a bird.

Lucien Greaves is currently doing the press tour promoting the 'Hail Satan' documentary. I thought the following segment on the UK 'Good Morning Britain' TV show was interesting - mostly because of how it was framed and by what was not said more than what was. From the looks of it none of the presen...

I suspect that with the (perhaps insurmountable) obstacles that reality places in the way of some people achieving their goals - that the worlds of fiction provide a irresistible lure. ...only in their dreams can men be truly free That and they get to assert their social dominance in the communities...

shoutinghorse wrote: ↑ ...5 teenagers HAVE been charged with robbery.

Something to consider next time you are tempted to steal a kiss.

Sulman wrote: ↑ It's so bizarre that you can have bikini bearing bouncers on one hand but completely fail to acknowledge the ideology that necessitates them.

Watch it with the hands.

Bhurzum wrote: ↑
MarcusAu wrote: ↑I can dream...
In colour?

You can't be aposematic without being a little batrachian. Perhaps even squamous.

I try to be a little less judgemental of the degeneracy of others than some.

The sea calls to us all.

I can dream...

Ahh, they look fine. Certainly no worse than 'Hatchet Face' in John Waters 'Crybaby' for instance.

A bunch of working class women - doing some good in the world. And most likely they have a good sense of humour too.

Too skeptical or not skeptical enough?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2jj879Snis

shoutinghorse wrote: ↑ Black Pigeon Speaks has been unpersoned by YouTube...

I believe he's now back.

Not sure how much different the YouTube ecelebs make in the grand scheme of things...

Those stars weren't so big. They were really so small / You might think such a thing wouldn't matter at all.

He's got the look of someone that something unfortunate has already happened to.

Still, he seems to have a sideline entertaining those south of the border as what Alastair Sim termed (with distain) a 'Professional Scottsman'.

So is this good news? Or a denial of religious freedom?

Or both?

Tell that to Dank... Speaking of edgy Scottish comedians - did you see Kevin Bridges on 'The Last Leg' (yet another UK News-Comedy panel show for those not in the know). Commenting on a pro-Brexit march to parliament he gives the line that the participants should have their laptops searched for evi...

jugheadnaut wrote: ↑...Chernobyl...

"...have no fear for atomic energy,
for none of them can stop the times..."

Service Dog wrote: ↑ I'm now officially trained as an LGBT Pride March Group Leader...

Seems a bit overly long and complicated. Can we just refer to you as Gay Parade Gruppenführer ?

I'm not especially fond of Sargon or JP but holy fuck is that Guardian article salty. I'd heard previous mention by Mike Enoch and the Daily Shoah crew expressing an interest in whatever platform Peterson develops. That would be the real test as to how pro free-speech, or anti censorship, the platf...

I went to the local Zoological gardens the other week. The occasion was rather enjoyable on the whole. Though not quite the ecstatic experience that some may have found it to be. Try huffing poppers the next time you go? No Huffing Poppers (or even Hopping Puffins) - they are probably an endangered...

I went to the local Zoological gardens the other week.

The occasion was rather enjoyable on the whole. Though not quite the ecstatic experience that some may have found it to be.

Whereas Opera seems to have a bias against Thinifers.

The latest instalment of the Watch Dogs series is set in a post-Brexit apocalypse London. If they really wanted to show London as a proper shit-hole city they could have set it during the 1970's 'Winter of Discontent', or the 1958 Notting Hill Race Riots or perhaps the 1990's Pole Tax activity. (Or...

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