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

RedIce have had their backup YouTube channel nixed as well. Obviously alternative sources are available - you can probably find 'The Daily Shoah' in the same places - so that could save on time. I heard that Jim Goad is an upcoming guest for Red Ice - so at least there is that to look forward to.

So apparently Scorsese and Coppola don't much like the Marvel movies...

Bhurzum wrote: ↑
Hunt wrote: ↑
Bhurzum wrote: ↑Subtension
This is about shooting a gun right?
Sorry, I thought we were talking about crew stress on U-boats.

You deserve 'das boot' for that one.

katamari Damassi wrote: ↑ So did you piss in the flowers? I would have.

It would seem to be a good time to get out of the NYC Art Event Community / Industry before the coming ideological escalation or purge.

Nobody should be apologizing for Kathy Gifford.

Added this guy's books, The Strange Death of Europe, and The Madness of Crowds to my reading list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eW_b23HDsI Sometimes it seems like the same interview done over and over again...always a danger when you have a new book out I suppose... https://www.youtube.com/watc...

... Caught me by surprise when I saw the headline. Apparently Clinton thinks Gabbard is a Russian agent because some Russian bots have posted support for her and she always makes the Russian news. Presumably much giggling in a back room at the Kremlin when they prove once again how easy it is to di...

When you put the cat out for the night in will normally turn up again in two to three days.

Unless some bastard is firing live ammo rounds in the neighbourhood.

I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss brocolli, word is that he was involved in beating a guy so badly that the guy died.

And it wasn't just a stooge, either.

Keating wrote: ↑ ...and less said about Owens the better.

There was some trouble with a former German Chancellor I believe...no handshake there despite the achievement.

I'm wondering if anyone here can cast their minds back to the halcyon days of 1992 - when it appears that people in London's East End were nostalgic for the late 1960s when the Krays put a smile on at least one person's face. There's something about book dealing - with the eponymous tome purportedly...

ThreeFlangedJavis wrote: ↑ It's polarising because it is very inconvenient for a lot of people if true...

I'd say it was almost un-bear-able...

screwtape wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:29 am
Perhaps all cops should be issued with Colt 1851 Navy revolvers. Brings variety and entertainment to the concept of speedloading.

In that past such measures have been used to great effect...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vs1U7U9sgXA

...is it wrong to be out of step?...are these people just cranks or are they one step ahead of us?...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZghHdArNqw

I don't understand...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7mR4flElGw

Why do you think that "reducing CO2" will slow their economies? Decoupling CO2-e intensity from economic development requires technological advancement. Last time I looked, this was good for an economy, although it can be painful for those tied to the previous technologies (rent seekers etc). Maint...

I think I'm going to quietly slip off the raft...

Hmm, I'm considering Slow Chocolate Autopsy.

Has anyone else had any experience with it?

Lsuoma wrote: ↑ Did you know long an owl's legs are?

https://i.redd.it/bty2619ib0h31.jpg

After Disney sued Marvel comics in the 70s (or was it the 80s?) Howard the Duck had to start wearing pants.

I beginning to think they might have had a point.

A friend of my mum's used to do that once a year.

But that may have been so she could send out Xmas cards for free.

Of course, I have an ulterior motive. I've published my Ulster Cycle comics in two collected graphic novel volumes: Being an appallingly cynical shill, I implore you to visit my website and spend money on them. Ness is a prequel, starring Cú Chulainn’s grandmother in her youth. When her father, the...

Patrice O'Neal is not making many appearances these days.

No, not THEM! Anything but THEM!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4URRp39XOo

Magic(k)!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6LlkCsQSq0

Hunt wrote: ↑ O'Leary? He hasn't blown up planes for years.

The worst he ever got done for was shoplifting...

...about 6 inches off the foundations.

We are such stuff. As dreams are made on...

RIP Mugabe.

You fucking arsehole.

Indians landing on the moon.

That will upset the cowboys Americans.

Bhurzum wrote: ↑ I retired (full retirement, mind, not partial) at 41 years of age.

That's hardly unreasonable when the Weegee life expectancy for men is 47.

End gender segregation now!

Seems pointless to divide people into those categories unless they are discussing something in relation to religion.

Ah well if people want to discuss politics rather than religion - they can follow their bliss.

Namaste.

Was anyone here ever not talking cordially with religious people? Most would even share voting patterns with these populations. Which makes for some kind of detente. Is there a new set of criteria for sorting the wheat from the chaff? Or just a reordering of priorities? All I can say is that an ex-c...

That reminds me - I must watch 'Oh What a Lovely War' again.

BoxNDox wrote: ↑ https://babylonbee.com/news/experts-it- ... all-on-cnn

And I always thought that 'Christian Onion' was a reference to Veggie Tales

Ah well, alternatives are available. To whit - I watched 'Performance' last night (which I'd not seen in years). Enjoyed it very much - though I'm not sure it has been fisked by the current pro & anti's to determine if it has the correct degree of moral rectitude. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgg...

BoxNDox wrote: ↑ That's the director playing Hitler. He also directed Thor Ragnarok.

He certainly caused quite a bit of 'Sturm und Drang' even a Bliztkreig - but I don't think it got quite to the level of Ragnarok.

Speaking of movies...is anyone else looking forward to this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-TdAi4FW-Y

mordacious1 wrote: ↑
screwtape wrote: ↑ <sniper>
Yes, cider pressing season is upon us once again. Better things to do!
Ah, my favorite PUA move...
Put a little cider inside her.

I've always done my best not to get involved with CPS

I noticed the same thing. But then realised that I was not posting anything there.

Tigzy wrote: ↑ Gerald Gardner was the original PUA god. That dirty old devil was utterly determined to get a good look at some naked ladies, and by god, he cracked it.

Not particularly surprising - as he was familiar with the writings of dear old Aleister

Ah, l'anglais toujours les excentriques.

I will confess to being the straight-razor shaving, analogue film developing, black powder muzzle loading, vinyl record via vacuum tube amplification dude... Ah, but this is hardly the full picture... ...and on a somewhat tangential note - when you were growing up in the South West of England did y...

Ha. Just noticed that Quillette now restricts commenting to members of something called "Quillette Circle." An existing member must invite you to join. No idea how the existing members became members. That's fucked. Think I'll stop reading. Sounds like the Freemasons. Best of luck figuring out what...

What I heard (and it's too good a story not be be true) - is that the Victorians came up with the phrase Sewer Hole Inspection Terminal to be used in place of 'Manhole'.

As long as they are not banning 'manholes' in general - as it could really mess with my daily routine.

Short answer: No Long answer: The people comprising the IDW have political views all over the map, ranging from Sam Harris and Brett Weinstein, who are pretty far left, to Jonathan Haidt, who is center left, to libertarian Michael Shermer, to conservatives Douglas Murray and Ben Shapiro, to whateve...

At this stage - wouldn't it be fair to classify the IDW as a (at least slightly) right of centre group?

Andy Ngo and Quillette part ways...

(Choose your poison - tweet or beast)

https://www.thedailybeast.com/andy-ngo- ... eo-appears

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑
MarcusAu wrote: ↑ That wasn't really the end I had in mind.
But you requested a happy ending.

My expectation that it would be more of a whimper than a bang.

That wasn't really the end I had in mind.

Notary Sojac

The 'Pyt died 5 months ago.

We've all been living in hell since then.

When one doctor treats another - I imagine that in context the second opinion is viewed as even more of an inconvenience. Several members have become dormant recently - but not many (besides the other John) have taken this degree of precautions to not post again that you may be using. All the best t...

HelpingHand wrote: ↑ May I present the 2019 candidates for best novel

A likely story.

None of them look particularly book-ish to me. That's modern literary criticism for you I suppose, anything can be a text.

Perhaps my concerns are out-of-synch with the current zietgeist... And on that note may I recommend the following doc which I watched last night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EXQgTDZs60 At the end of which Tony Hendra compared his time working for National Lampoon in 1970s New York with Hemmingw...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZWxddpTNNY The video speaks for itself, I suppose. Goldie gives her review of the trailer for the movie ' Hail Satan? ' using it a springboard for a call to action, or at least prayer. The life of a true believer seems to be full of endless forms of drama. For anyon...

Nah, the one you want to read is Jack Chalker. Maybe something from the Flux and Anchor series. And not Midnight at the Well of Souls - that one's actually a great book. Or perhaps something by John 'Gor' Norman. The thought occurred to me that even by the standards of the endless thread I managed ...

Do what thou wilt.

Because really.... science fiction is about fucking SCIENCE! It is in the god-damned name! SCIENCE FICTION. Men like science and machines and shit ten times more than women.... So... most of the good sci fi tends to be masculine. I always liked the classic big three - Asimov, Clark and Heinlein, as...

HA! is the one I was thinking of.

But I'm not really keeping track...and given the speed and general quality of his output - the world will have to look for moral instruction elsewhere.

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