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Me in Willendorf

>>1964
Happy New Year, /loomis/ !

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Something I drew for fun instead of blindly practicing my fundamentals again.
I really need to stop doing that shit and push on. 
As of now I'm currently pressing on through the fun with a pencil book. I got other lessons I need to do but right now I'm trying not to overload myself like last time.

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I drew and painted this unicorn on a small wooden box for my daughter.
I'm not the kind of guy who draws a lot, and my painting technique could be improved, especially around the edges where I made a few mistakes.
But overall, I'm pretty happy with the result.
In addition to the drawing, I also applied a fire patina to the wood and I'm going to varnish the whole thing. I hope she likes it.

>>16602
Yah. /trashpandas/ was a fun little board back in the day.  :)

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BUT WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF WE DID IN FACT FEED THE BEARS THOUGH?

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>>16606
BIRBS

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Doggeryfoxxerdoos

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Northern hemisphere
Good to have cake in December
There are a lot of Christmas decorations where I'm at already

>>2025
Sounds fun! Enjoy the nommy-looking cake, Anon.  :D

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Take a break and enjoy some cake or pie

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I found this chocolate cake

>>2074
Looks too good to be true! Nomms.  :D

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Still here, watching anime every weekend together with some anons really helps me keep going.
This has been going for a decade now...
I'm glad that some remain faithful in getting together every week till now, it's kinda funny.

>>3799
Glad you're still here, Anon. Stay strong.

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I'm hoping to live to see the UFO phenomenon, idealism or panpsychism, and other "woo" ideas gain acceptance. If society adopts a more accurate ontological roadmap, which I think would entail things along those lines, then maybe a better world will emerge from it. I'd like to see what the future will bring in that regard.

I just noticed that I've already posted previously, but at least this is a more detailed response.

For a long time I didn't have anything to look forward to everyday. Now all I have is church every week.

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>>3817
That's good, Anon! I hope it's a Bible-believing Christian church. Regardless, I'm glad to see you getting around others once a week. Cheers.  :)

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>>37537
Thanks for posting the interview here anyon!
>"weaves social and environmental issues"
Raising brows here but I'll try not to be negative. Seeing as there is "genome editing" in this game, I wouldn't be surprised if eugenics was a topic present here.
>Ilya Kuvshinov
I knew the art looked familiar. No wonder there is somewhat of a western feel to it. Anyway, he's a nice artist but he suffers from lack of expression(s), as you can see already with the main illustration for the game. This is something I notice with a lot of character illustrations in JRPGs in general though. Makes the characters seem flat and boring.
> After that, he started sending back illustrations that were perfectly wild and unrestrained
I'd love to see them because what's on the cover art of the game doesn't fit that description at all.
>>37539
>>37540
Are you alright? And I don't mean this in a passive aggressive way, I'm serious.
>>37541
The removal of browser flash support was such a sad day. I'm glad people keep archives but a lot of things were lost.

>>1410
Ahh, thanks for clarifying.

>>1410
>Are they your usual profiles or incognito sessions?
The issue is reproducible in both incognito and "normal" mode. I tested again just now.
>try pressing the clear button next to Cache in settings
Done and refreshed, but no change.

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FYI it's working fine for me, tested both on Firefox and Chrome.

>>1413
Yeah it works fine for me as well. On Chromium derivative.

>>1412
Do you have any overzealous adblocker or antivirus? Do live posts work?
If you can open a devtools, is there any error in the console? When you hover on a post, it should make a request to <thread_number>.json, is it there? Any errors or something?

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Alright, time for schizo-tier ramblings of things nobody should care about, but because I think it's funny it's happening.
GAY tier:
Lia - She loudly proclaims it everywhere, her audience is gay men, and she's diagnosed with the average amount of mental illnesses a lesbian would've.
Clio - She softly notes it, and then just kind fucks off.
HR - Just a hunch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gk_0jLrOM8 
Closeted gay tier:
Pippa - You can't do so many "Let's look at naked women" gaming streams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t03_5KwPENA and not get labeled like this. I don't care that your husbando is an effeminate FTM
Uruka - C.f. her "I am not gay" Powerpoint stream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHe7IHnJdDI
Het:
Tenma - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yJbC1QDDvw
Dizzy - My God, Dizzy has so much baby fever and strikes me as so desperate that I think even if a girl asked her out, she'd power through it even if it disgusted her.
Prolly Het:
Lumi - The Tenma video.
Panko - Manko.
Shiina - kissed her gay friend and said it wasn't for her. Meanwhile has the most vanilla-ass fantasies and ships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvCYtcOGRLc 

>>2369
Why would you put gay at the top spot? You're not a faggot are you?

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>>2370

>>2358
https://youtu.be/nK8q1_hSbKc?si=OdIXi1hgFMJE-hOD
Jelly "kill the gays" Hoshiumi

>>2372
Time to bump Jelly up from 'prolly het' to 'def het', maybe even 'militantly het'.

sorry for friggin up the last link lawl
>>9039
anon, its been almost 2 years but recently i found soke nostoc and i knew what it was caide of you... so thanks... i guess...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_exploration
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superheated_steam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rooftopping
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buildering

>>16546
Yeah I find some eberry once in awhile myself. 
And that reminds me I found a colony of snow fleas the other day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_flea
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypogastrura_nivicola

>>16585
>Researchers at Queen's University (Canada) have sequenced and synthesised the anti-freeze-like protein that allows H. nivicola to operate in sub-zero environments, and found it to be glycine-rich. There are hopes that similar proteins may be useful for storing transplant organs and for producing better ice cream.

>producing better ice cream

Science will never cease to amaze me xD

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_hedgehog_protein
Protein critical in pre-natal development, also implied in the appearance of some cancers among adults. Don't know why for the name honestly.

>>16430
>psychopomps
>at new years
Cheeky. I do wonder why those two animals in specific amongst all the Chinese knew of.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serotonin_syndrome

Serotonin is not comfy.

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>>1324
Ça commence bien puis au refrain ça dérape sec. J'étais pas préparé j'ai recraché mes chocapics.
Très drôle.

Beaucoup de riz avec Jésus-crevette et Marion.

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La scène finale de La Jetée vue par l'IA Runway AI. Lunaire.

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https://hiatus.ooo/
Lancée en février 2025, la coalition Hiatus est composée d’une diversité d’organisations de la société civile française qui entendent résister au déploiement généralisé de l’intelligence artificielle (IA), en dénonçant l’inféodation des politiques publiques à l'industrie de la tech, ainsi que les coûts humains et environnementaux de l’IA.

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>>5202 (OP) 
I completely get what you mean. These kinds of images from the aesthetics thread illustrate what come to mind for me, especially when paired with smooth-jazz-like background music. The "den5" image doesn't quite feel as upscale as what's in my head though. I picture a more minimal and classy-looking computer setup and darker walls, with maybe more simplified decorations. I'd also nix the file tray and pen holder and add a skyscraper view. And a green marble desk too. For whatever reason, my mind always jumps to green marble surfaces. I'm not bashing the way the guy made the image, but I think it looks too middle management for the subject at hand. It should look like the type of office you could picture a suave but potentially villainous CEO character sitting in in a sci-fi movie from decades ago. He could be poised confidently with his hands in a scholars' cradle position as the majordomo of his operation leads the protagonist into his den, or maybe he could be self-assuredly surveying the city outside his window in a moment of repose.

>>16587
Thank you! Woodn't be what it is without all the comfy lads here 
I'm habby we got this little comfy corner among all the IBs on the internet. I think at this point I really am outgrowing most IBs, does anyone else here feel the same?

On other news, is anyone else here thinking of taking up gardening this year?

>>16591
>I think at this point I really am outgrowing most IBs, does anyone else here feel the same?
No not at all. I've gotten to the point where Anons are close to being the only individuals I trust. The anonymity tends to bring a "reliableness" to the dialogue *  that's tough to beat AFK.

*  Ofc this implies you're are a seasoned-enough Anon to see through the deceits of tourists and other bad actors.

>>16591
>I think at this point I really am outgrowing most IBs, does anyone else here feel the same?
I don't really feel that way other than a sense of cultural distance between myself and a lot of other people. I don't consider myself a true oldhob, but I have problems relating to modern 4chan users, for example. They feel like lite Redditors at this point, and plus there's something of a generation gap. I've always been a bit of a grognard culturally, and I'm at the point where I don't feel like keeping up with the latest thing. Plus I get irritated by zoomer slang.

There was a guy trying to create a new 8chan spinoff, but he seemed to have problems keeping his site up.

Either way, I plan on posting on sites like this for as long as they're around.
>On other news, is anyone else here thinking of taking up gardening this year?
No, but I wood like to spend more time on other hobbies. I'd like to put more emphasis on music in my daily life, and plus there are plenty of books on my backlog I'd like to read or finish. The Internet is bretty distracting.
>>16594
Same. Even with my problems with the way things have been going, I'm too used to imageboard culture to ever mix well with more normal people. I've been a weirdo my entire life, but at least imageboards give me the o

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>>16587

> Also I was thinking about it lately and I want to say, I'm habby this place exist and still alive after all this time.
> Thanks to all of you comfybros.

Thanks to all of us.

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Ill definetly have to think about how i use my time more in the future. ive been taking it easy. 
thank you for spending these moments with me. we only get so many.
>>16591
i am. having recently evolved from a rural-ish suburban home with a nice yard to a small apartment makes it hard but not impossible. have to work with railing planters and hanging pots and such. at least some parsley and green onion wood be nice.

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Silver has now passed $90
Since April of last year, nine months ago, the price of silver has skyrocketed to triple it's value. The last peak for silver was 15 years ago in 2011, and the prior time before that was back in 1980. Both times, it never went above $50.

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>>68
I bought one of these old coins recently (2-3 months ago) for 15 EUR. It weighs 13g and is 90% silver, so it contains 11.70g of silver. Today the silver spot price is 2.50 EUR/g. So that coin is worth approximately 23.40 EUR. And it's only going to go up from here, as they  keep the fiat money printer running (which they will, beause they have no better options).

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Silver just passed $100 Freedom Bucks!
And gold about to pass $5k. We're riding this hype train to the fucking moon!

>>465
Less than a week later and silver passed $115 while gold passed $5200
Also from what I hear, everyone in my local area is selling, the pawn shops are being cautious on the chance the price drops, and the coin dealers are placing hard limits to only a few thousand dollar trade-in per customer.

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>>466
> from what I hear everyone in my local area is selling
If they are, they're going to regret it later. There are no brakes on this inflation train. I'm still buying, even though I've been stacking for years.

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Say where is my shame when I call your name
So please don't set me free
I'm as heavy as can be
I will do you harm
I will break my arm
I'm a victim of your charms

I want to be dead
When I am I lament
I can be so mean
You can beat me
I would like to shame you
I would like to blame you
Just because of my love to you

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I'm sorry for the way I treated you, all of it.

>>2601
Roh purée j'avais pas vu ça comme ça moi 
Me sens un peu concon

du coup on fait quoi, on élargit à l'antiquité ou on se limite à l'histoire moderne ?
si OP passe par là il peut nous guider

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>>2600

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>Quel est votre juif préféré
Le seul et l'unique.

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>>2600
Roger Dommergue Polacco de Menasce. Ses videos sur les juifs, la circoncision et l'holocauste sont remarquables. À voir absolument.

>>2613
C'était un bel homme.

>>3182
Not my experience, my first love turned to scorn and my 2nd, and current burns brighter in different ways. I've connected with her physically better than anyone before. But I myself am still in a bit of shock from the loss of my first relationship, it lasted 6 years and felt like a divorce when it ended, it was longer than my parents own marriage. I want to give my current love what she deserves but a part of me still wants to be alone, I'm not sure I'm ready, so in the meantime I'll just treat her well and do my best to take care of myself. 
I haven't connected with her mentally like I probably should, there's still a part of me that's afraid of getting too close after the last time.

>>3202
Anon, I'm unsure if you've tried this yet so forgive me if it's redundant. But it sounds like you still love her and want to save your marriage if she's willing. Protect yourself first, prepare for having to leave before making this ultimatum to her. But once you're ready you have to, it's not healthy for you, her, or the kids to be dysfunctional for years more. 
When you're ready, if I were you, I would ask her point blank, "What is wrong, why aren't you present with me? Is it something I can help with or change? Is it something you need support with and I can help you change? Is it something I did and need to work on? Is it some combination of any of these reasons? I want to make this work and will put in the work and love you if you still love me, but I won't stick around if you don't want to walk the path of life with me anymore."
She may genuinely just need the shock of reality to jar her from whatever her haze is, and you putting the situation to words might help, or it won't, either way there will be no more uncomfortable silence. Be brave anon, and godspeed!

>>3151 (OP) 
I did a few years back near the end of highschool. First person i cared about more than myself and god was i in love with her. We hung out almost every weekend for about a year and it was some of the most fun i'd had up to that point. Too bad i was a piece of shit in that period of my life and made her hate me. The whole thing made me learn and grow a lot and if i could re-experience it all again i would.

>>3546
>Probably the only one who ever truly has.
Pretty sure that God loves you anon.

>>3151 (OP) 
In terms of romantic love, I've had a few painful crushes that never went anywhere.

>>16550
Yeah I don't think I've ever seen one that color.

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>>16548
> was gonna camp here since some of the rooms were nice enough and it was gonna storm later but i got caught lol.

Who caught you anon?

Last week I stayed in the French Upper Alps. I did my little ski session for the year, including a particularly enjoyable descent from a summit where I didn't encounter any other skiers on the slopes I took all the way down. There was a little sun and at one point I passed through a ravine: there was only me, the sound of the wind and the snow under my skis, and it was a berry pleasant, almost dreamlike moment.
I also went for a short hike with my dog and my gf, where I found this deer skull, which will join my collection.
It's interesting to note what I presume to be the remains of a bone tumor on the left front side, above the eye socket, which probably killed this specimen.

>>16568
Nice find.  Do you know the specific species?

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>>16582
I guess it's an European roe or roe deer (Capreolus capreolus).

>>2049
Direct link to that page:
https://www.world-famous.com/Alien-Presence/index.html

>>2049
This image is featured in "The Anti-gravity Handbook" by David Hatcher Childress
Reading it now, pretty interesting concepts, some of them I was already aware of

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>>2049
>>2070
It's actually originally from this book called "How to build a flying saucer" by T.B. Pawlicki

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Most of the ones who are into this stuff keep going back to Thomas Townsend Brown's work on electrogravitics, it is fairly important to consider.
Some of his work became classified in the 1950's, so there's gotta be something to it.

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>>3806
>next generation was too gay for me
The Next Generation was my introduction to Star Trek, but it feels too estrogenic for me now after watching every episode of the old shows. I do still have a soft spot for it, but it's not my favorite.

>>3790
>I like it less
Anon, NO ONE likes Next Gen. What people did like were the movies. Outside of that, it's all marketing of the time. If you guys want anything close to a solid "tier" list here it is:

DS9 > TOS > TAS = Enterprise > NG films > Voyager = Reboot films > Next Gen

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>>3808
NTA. No, TNG had some ebin episodes IMHO. "The Inner Light" for example, is my very favorite ST episode of all time.

>>3808
I do like it though. Just less. It's obvious why most people like it more. It's a better show.

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One thing I prefer about TOS is the original looks of the Klingons and Romulans. They might be less alien in appearance, but  I've always thought the later designs  with the deformed foreheads looked ugly and stupid. As an added bonus, the classic Klingon look makes Reddit types seethe over how "racist" it supposedly is.

>>16438
Oh and Habby New Year to you to :)

I just downloaded Night Time by Killing Joke in FLAC and currently listening to it. It's been one of my favorite albums since I was in high school, so it's one I should have already had in the best quality but didn't.

>>16480
Speaking of, I actually discovered that Jaz Coleman for some reason is living in Argentina now, and he arranges events eberry 6 months I think.
Got to see him again many years after seeing live, that was cool

>>16488
As talented as he is, I don't think I'd want to see him without Geordie Walker or the other guys. I'm usually the type of person that has problems picking favorites, but Killing Joke for me was without a doubt my favorite rock band. All the members during their heyday really brought something to the table, and even their later material that doesn't appeal to me as much is still good (although I woodn't say the same for Outside the Gate).  With their interest in occult practices, it almost woodn't surprise me if that had a hand in making them as great as they were. Have you watched The Death and Resurrection Show?

That reminds me, I should probably listen to Brighter Than a Thousand Suns again too. I always associate that album with this time of year. I remember listening to it on the school bus in high school and looking out on the frozen scenery. I've heard it a bunch of times already, but it feels almost like a tradition to me.

>>16489
>Have you watched The Death and Resurrection Show?
Besides the meet and greet, one of the selling points of the event was watching that documentary. It was good because I was able to exchange a lot of ideas with some folks about certain ethos and beliefs that were a bit beyond surface value type of discussion. Berry neat.

Are you into other bands with a similar sound? The Damned? Smiths?

>>747
Don't let it be gay porn and I'm ok with it.

>>747 
they better go and start fishing or im gonna cry

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The most valuable and misunderstood tutorial is to copy good art. Good art is the result of most things being done right and very few things being done wrong, by copying it you're absorbing that information.

You just have to avoid doing it too much because it may become a habit to simply brainlessly copy without learning anything. First fill your brain with the right information by copying good art, then try to apply that knowledge by drawing on your own, then copy stuff again to refresh your mental model of how good art works, and keep going back and forth like that.

>>1919
>Brainless
>Says the site who can't write up how's
Go fuck yourself

>>2247
Go draw a fucking spacemarine yoèu nigger.