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

Is non-ruthless murdering OK?

It might be just you alone that thinks that.

I'd always heard that weasels are weaselly identified, and that stoats are stoatally different.

(I guess I have to do the hard work myself).

CaptainFluffyBunny wrote: ↑ Goodness, that's a stoat, not a ferret.

Since you brought it up - how do you tell the difference between a weasel and a stoat?

Are those bunnies just sleeping?

And did the others run away like Bambi's mother?

I serve on the board of directors of a no-kill shelter in the Puget Sound area. We only ever euthanize animals if they are suffering and we cannot alleviate it. Our problem is that adoption fees are a significant source of revenue for us, and are necessary for our operations. We are having trouble ...

In the case of sons, daughters and don't-knows, they do. There's plenty of vids on youtube of elderly cats & dogs that have gone to the shelter after the death or (nursing home) internment of their previous owners. The stories I see mostly end up nicely - with new homes for the animals - but I bet ...

John D wrote: ↑ Wow! Massive Dunning-Kruger combined with paranoia and OCD

I dunno - when you are in show biz - it's par for the course. As people are paying attention (and money) - then things are not quite rock bottom.

Phil_Giordana_FCD wrote: ↑ Why is this douchebag always going for bare-chest? Seriously, it's like he discovered he had chest hair at age 22 and can't get over the revelation. I won't watch any of his videos until he learns to grow the fuck up.

What sort of music do you like again?

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Pseudomonas wrote: ↑ Could be getting a wee bit interesting this weekend for Kiwi and me...

http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDQ65002.shtml

Pseudomonas

We'll see about 'flightless' I guess.

Service Dog wrote: ↑ I'm working 68 floors above Ground Zero, this week. This morning's view...

Privilege.

(Although - fuck 9/11).

piginthecity wrote: ↑
Bhurzum wrote: ↑
shoutinghorse wrote: ↑ Maajid Nawaz has been 'Smolletted' in Soho (London's prozzie area) ;) ;)
Hopefully the first of many.
???

I'm sure he would say that same about any Sasanach.

Brive1987 wrote: ↑ Meanwhile on the Trump Dump

Someone should build a wall between these two threads...

This bit sounds fairly damning too...

Brive1987 wrote: ↑ ...was watching a movie with his future wife, Rita,[13]

Lsuoma wrote: ↑ Well on her way to inevitable trailer trashdom.

Tevye (The Fiddler on the Roof) wrote: It's no shame to be poor... but it's no great honor either.

She really seems to have fucked up her life's arc - from middle class to leach. Though it's not over yet I suppose...

I see that Typhoon Jordan is about to hit Kiwistan. Listen to this radio host make a tranny activist cry over JBP, It's a hoot: https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/02/listen-sean-plunket-rips-apart-stunned-auckland-peace-action-activist-over-jordan-peterson-opposition.html If you scroll...

Made lapin-à-la-moutarde yesterday with fake meat. Wasn't bad, and no doubt improved by remembrance of the hundreds of lapins I shot in my youth performing vermin control in Wales. One cartridge, one rabbit. Two cartridges, one meal for the family. So it went. And I hope it still goes that way for ...

As the christians say - 'The wages of sin are death...but the hours are good, and the perks are fantastic'.

Whatever else can be said in favour of it - the Caliphate's health plan sucks.

The minute any ideology creeps into any atheism movement, you're automatically going to alienate a good many atheists. Then will come the entryism, purity tests and inevitable backstabbing of call-out culture. At which point you'll have a movement that looks so bad that religion will be an attracti...

Old_ones wrote: ↑ Also, what the hell is he even talking about?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIK2wELgXHo

Also, there's a hand and it's like invisible...

Say, have I mentioned - recently - a cogent if not brilliant essay - if I do say so myself I wouldn't necessarily go that far, but it's a work of genus to be sure. Who was the ancient taxonomist that grouped things based on colour? eg Parrots are green, so are placed in the same category as articho...

It sounds like people are not going to stop dividing others into categories anytime soon.

CaptainFluffyBunny wrote: ↑ https://www.artfido.com/the-sketchbooks ... aPum9spw4M
Sketchbook of a WWII soldier. Worth a look.

Great stuff.

People have their reasons.

So there's a chance of oobleck then?

Keating wrote: ↑ I don't stick my dick in shit.

You can try an Alaskan Pipeline if you prefer.

In Alaska shit fucks you.

Fuck all the shit.

I remember Kurt Vonnegut saying that he was disappointed but not surprised when he contemplated human nature.

But I can't remember the quote.

And so it goes...

The Sami are not the same!

Brive1987 wrote: ↑ Joan of Arc would be rolling in her grave.

Or at least her ash tray.

screwtape wrote: ↑ James Watt? Something to do with 'kettles of fish'? Or something steamier?

Are you referring to What's-his-name. The guy that invented the steam engine?

Because - I. Dunno.

And Sammi Davis and Sammy Davis(Jr.)

Brive1987 wrote: ↑

A-parent-ly.

In other news, Catholic church covers up systematic rape and abuse of children and nuns worldwide for decades, probably generations and centuries. They tried saying "nun for me, thanks," but it was a hard habit to get in. I suppose it doesn't paint a rosary picture of the church. There was plenty o...

Never heard of him, but it sounds like his music sucks. Oh okay, I heard him cover Taylor Swift. It says he did an entire song-by-song cover of one of her albums. My friends' band did Live At Leeds straight through once, but who in their right mind covers Taylor Swift? Reminds me of a quote I heard...

Any of you guys seen/read this book yet? https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/1095310642955866113?s=19 “The objective of this book is to define social justice so that readers may be better able to identify it when it masquerades as patriotism, nationalism, or progressivism.” — Noah Rothman https...

I watch that show regularly. It is a show that both my wife and I enjoy. Haha. We also like Survivor and Head of Household. I guess we are pretty low-brow and enjoy watching people embarrass and belittle themselves for fame and money . Have you seen ' The Magic Christian ' ? https://www.youtube.com...

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ Bloody hell. It's 2am and still 27 degrees C. No wonder I can't sleep

You've been doing it wrong. Kiwi's are nocturnal.

Brive1987 wrote: ↑ You actually can’t criticise a Democrat Islamist without a bout of TDS. :lol: :lol:

TDS = The Daily Shoah. Run by Mike Enoch and that crowd.

They tend to substitute another (middle-eastern) group in for the muslim threat or menace.

Phil_Giordana_FCD wrote: ↑ I'd go with the entire media establishment going crazy, but that's just me...

Things seem normal to me...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ISRgcEv03o

Douglas Murray says, perhaps with good reason, that this is what we must expect when we take religion and its old fashioned rules and certainties away from those unprepared to live without them. They just make a new religion, centered on all good things like rights, rights and more rights. Perhaps ...

As I recall, it used to be illegal to look into a window at a nude person; if the one outside was a 'peeping tom' male & the naked one inside female... but it was 'indecent exposure' if the one outside was female, with a naked guy who didn't close his curtain. Expending zero effort to verify my gue...

Effigies of political figures - even ones that are burned - are part of a long tradition in the US dating back to colonial times.

And in other news:

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shoutinghorse wrote: ↑ One of my cousins has an uncanny resemblance to Fred West. :shifty:

Does he look like him? Or does the resemblance not go that far?

free thoughtpolice wrote: ↑ Andrew Anglican

Now there's a Freudian slip...

I understand that the US is rolling out a new free* health care plan.

At least according to Phil 'Duck Dynasty' Robertson.

*some conditions apply.

"Culture is not your friend". The 1st person I heard say that was Stephan Molyneux, who is not my friend. So I googled it-- hoping Molyneux stole if from someone I trust more. Hmm... Terence McKenna. Is not my friend, either. And yet I think McKenna''s version is worth hearing-- even worth hearing ...

Keating wrote: ↑ Here's some non-decadent art that went unsold:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-02-11/ ... n/10798848

Those people ruin everything.

I find it very difficult to appreciate abstracted expression. It too closely resembles madness. Moreover I firmly believe individualistic whimsy is the dividend of a strong social collective foundation. Civilisations fall when this balanced nexus is forgotten in favour of colour, movement and broke...

Plus, I got to chat with my favorite model, backstage. First time, since I worked on a show with her 2 years ago. Apparently, she's a big deal now. https://www.instagram.com/uglyworldwide/?hl=en Which planet is she from, if you don't mind me asking. I was just wondering the same. This truly is proo...

If France and Italy do go to war - isn't Phil eligible to fight on both sides?

Dick Miller died recently too.

Now we ain't got Dick.

Brive1987 wrote: ↑ Took the fam to Cold Pursuit.

Do not recommend.

I'm sure they are very nice people.

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑
MarcusAu wrote: ↑ Correct me if I am wrong - but didn't SD used to be a bit more circumspect on race issues?
Yes, that changed when he realised that he was Nathan Phillips' 5th cousin 16 times removed.

Now he's marching to the beat of a different drum.

Correct me if I am wrong - but didn't SD used to be a bit more circumspect on race issues?

The (potential) cash flow was in the opposite direction when my Dad when to Ireland to investigate the family tree.

"Sure, we're related" was the typical reply. With a not so subtle implication - "And what's in it for me".

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ Nah. He's Kiwi not Ocker. Therefore it's heap big um pakeha.

I always found being called a Kye-Wye (in that accent) to be a fitting enough insult. Or a Westie. Or a JAFA, I suppose.

In any case I've been disqualified as a Kiwi due to bad behaviour.

Believe me it wasn't easy.

I wish her clothes would remain on.

As for AOC - it's she's part owl B. can check out the look on her face as he advances on her rear.

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