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Video Game Bored / Re: Random Gaming Talk Thread
« Last post by Svejk on December 17, 2024, 12:51:40 PM »I really don't understand what's the hate against that character. Are people really that fucking distinguished mentally-challenged?The character seems fine.. It's a big whatever sandwich, but the memes are funny as hell.
They'll hate anything that's not a Stellar Blade esque THOT?
We gotta get these goons out of gaming bruh
But it is a Neil Druckman game, so I'm not giving them any money for it.
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Video Game Bored / Re: Random Gaming Talk Thread
« Last post by MMaRsu on December 17, 2024, 12:27:48 PM »I really don't understand what's the hate against that character. Are people really that fucking distinguished mentally-challenged?
They'll hate anything that's not a Stellar Blade esque THOT?
We gotta get these goons out of gaming bruh
They'll hate anything that's not a Stellar Blade esque THOT?
We gotta get these goons out of gaming bruh
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Video Game Bored / Re: Random Gaming Talk Thread
« Last post by Svejk on December 17, 2024, 10:05:08 AM »
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Video Game Bored / Re: What are you playing?
« Last post by MMaRsu on December 16, 2024, 05:35:14 PM »Indy is very dope and it only gets better
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The Superdeep Borehole / Re: The NSFW Outside Link Thread | TOO HOT FOR WORK (post links only please)
« Last post by MMaRsu on December 16, 2024, 02:08:09 PM »Cool I found a site that has all the onlyfans leaks in the world lmao
Who the fuck would pay for this shit??
But I'll watch it
https://coomer.su/fansly/user/256074623949471744/post/640319255543291904
Who the fuck would pay for this shit??
But I'll watch it
https://coomer.su/fansly/user/256074623949471744/post/640319255543291904
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Video Game Bored / Re: What are you playing?
« Last post by Joe Molotov on December 16, 2024, 10:32:45 AM »Started playing Indy, it’s pretty dope. I made it to Giza.
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The Superdeep Borehole / Re: Bore Comics Thread: Crisis On Infinite Megathreads
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The Superdeep Borehole / Re: The right was correct about almost everything the past 15-20 years
« Last post by Samson Manhug on December 14, 2024, 01:19:42 AM »I'll explain, and I hope you appreciate this post will take me some time to lay out clearly, but I don't care to argue. Feel free to respond however you like, but I won't engage in debate. I'm simply politely acquiescing your request.
- 1954 Soviet Union proposes German reunification if it is demilitarized, US refuses
- 1990 US assures Soviets that if they let go of DDR, NATO will not expand to East (but never codifies this into treaty)
- 1997 NATO and Ukraine begin alliance talks
- 1999 NATO, ostensibly a defensive pact, bombs Serbians
- 2000 Putin asks to be invited to join NATO, is refused
- 2000 Color revolution in Serbia with Western support
- 2001 NATO (a European defense pact) invades Afghanistan and gets comfortable in former Soviet Airbases
- 2002 NATO and Ukraine create plan for Ukrainian admission. Ukraine sends troops to support US in illegal invasion of Iraq
- 2003 Color revolution in country bordering Russia, Georgia, with Western support that takes country away from Russian influence and into Western influence
- 2004 NATO expands to seven counties, all east of Germany, three of which were former SSRs. Two border Russia.
- 2004 Color revolution in country bordering Russia, Ukraine, with Western support that takes country away from Russian influence and into Western influence
If you were Russia at this moment, you might be thinking, "NATO was created to defend against the Soviet Union. USSR doesn't exist anymore. You are using your defensive military alliance to bomb and attack countries that have either cultural or historical ties to Russia. We've liberalized our economy, joined the World Bank, joined the IMF, sold off state owned industries and land to Westerners, essentially allowed you to loot us as victors. Yet when we asked to join your military alliance that was created to defend against a state that doesn't exist you rebuffed us and instead moved it not only eastward, but right on our borders. You are overthrowing the governments of countries we have important economic relationships with right on our borders. The US is invading countries without any respect to international law and creating military relationships with countries on my borders. I am beginning to think NATO may be a threat to Russia."
- 2005 Color revolution in Kyrgyzstan with Western support that takes country away from Russian influence and into Western influence
- 2006 Attempted but failed color revolution in country that borders Russia, Belarus
- 2009 NATO expands to two more countries, one which was a Warsaw Pact member
- 2013 Violent coup in Ukraine by white nationalist forces using false flag attacks. White nationalist groups linked to CIA-funded groups during Cold War
- 2014 New Western-backed government in Ukraine responds to protest in Donbas with lethal force, begins propaganda campaign calling ethnic Russians and Russian-speaking Ukrainians in Donbas "bugs" to dehumanize them, passes laws to suppress Russian language in schools and official offices in Donbas and Crimea
- 2014 New Ukrainian president asks to join NATO, NATO vows path to membership
At this point if you're Russia you might legitimately be panicking. NATO and the US have become aggressive forces that are not afraid to use their military might in offensive, foreign wars without respect to international law. The West is trying to destabilize countries on your border one by one. NATO is saying it's about to take in another member on your border. What is the point of all this if not to weaken and isolate Russia?
- Early 2014 Russia annexes Crimea to protect Black Sea Fleet and the 80% Russian population there. Russia arms and supports Russian-speaking resistance to Western-backed, violent far-right linked government in Kiev. In the grand scheme of things, these are minor actions to stabilize regions directly on Russian borders for people who are linguistically and culturally linked to Russia. Skirmishing between Russian-backed forces and Ukraine being and fronts are formed.
- Late 2014 Russia, Ukraine, and DPR sign ceasefire agreement. Ukraine immediately breaks ceasefire.
- 2015-2019 fighting continues but front barely changes. NATO deploys troops into Ukraine to train Ukrainian troops including large, strong Neo-Nazi paramilitary force recently incorporated into the military. NATO and Ukraine continue steps to make membership reality.
- Late 2020 NATO announces Ukraine and Georgia are official candidates for membership and begin membership action plan.
What do you really do at this point as Russia? At what point is this an existential threat? For three decades a strong and growing stronger, aggressive, unpredictable NATO and U.S. have pushed right up to your borders. They are arming and training Neo-Nazis to kill Russians and Russian speakers just a few dozen miles from your border. In 2021 Russia starts massing troops along the border to either prepare for war or try one last escalation to force a ceasefire. In 2022 they invade. Nothing is inevitable but this certainly looks like provocation to me.
- 1954 Soviet Union proposes German reunification if it is demilitarized, US refuses
- 1990 US assures Soviets that if they let go of DDR, NATO will not expand to East (but never codifies this into treaty)
- 1997 NATO and Ukraine begin alliance talks
- 1999 NATO, ostensibly a defensive pact, bombs Serbians
- 2000 Putin asks to be invited to join NATO, is refused
- 2000 Color revolution in Serbia with Western support
- 2001 NATO (a European defense pact) invades Afghanistan and gets comfortable in former Soviet Airbases
- 2002 NATO and Ukraine create plan for Ukrainian admission. Ukraine sends troops to support US in illegal invasion of Iraq
- 2003 Color revolution in country bordering Russia, Georgia, with Western support that takes country away from Russian influence and into Western influence
- 2004 NATO expands to seven counties, all east of Germany, three of which were former SSRs. Two border Russia.
- 2004 Color revolution in country bordering Russia, Ukraine, with Western support that takes country away from Russian influence and into Western influence
If you were Russia at this moment, you might be thinking, "NATO was created to defend against the Soviet Union. USSR doesn't exist anymore. You are using your defensive military alliance to bomb and attack countries that have either cultural or historical ties to Russia. We've liberalized our economy, joined the World Bank, joined the IMF, sold off state owned industries and land to Westerners, essentially allowed you to loot us as victors. Yet when we asked to join your military alliance that was created to defend against a state that doesn't exist you rebuffed us and instead moved it not only eastward, but right on our borders. You are overthrowing the governments of countries we have important economic relationships with right on our borders. The US is invading countries without any respect to international law and creating military relationships with countries on my borders. I am beginning to think NATO may be a threat to Russia."
- 2005 Color revolution in Kyrgyzstan with Western support that takes country away from Russian influence and into Western influence
- 2006 Attempted but failed color revolution in country that borders Russia, Belarus
- 2009 NATO expands to two more countries, one which was a Warsaw Pact member
- 2013 Violent coup in Ukraine by white nationalist forces using false flag attacks. White nationalist groups linked to CIA-funded groups during Cold War
- 2014 New Western-backed government in Ukraine responds to protest in Donbas with lethal force, begins propaganda campaign calling ethnic Russians and Russian-speaking Ukrainians in Donbas "bugs" to dehumanize them, passes laws to suppress Russian language in schools and official offices in Donbas and Crimea
- 2014 New Ukrainian president asks to join NATO, NATO vows path to membership
At this point if you're Russia you might legitimately be panicking. NATO and the US have become aggressive forces that are not afraid to use their military might in offensive, foreign wars without respect to international law. The West is trying to destabilize countries on your border one by one. NATO is saying it's about to take in another member on your border. What is the point of all this if not to weaken and isolate Russia?
- Early 2014 Russia annexes Crimea to protect Black Sea Fleet and the 80% Russian population there. Russia arms and supports Russian-speaking resistance to Western-backed, violent far-right linked government in Kiev. In the grand scheme of things, these are minor actions to stabilize regions directly on Russian borders for people who are linguistically and culturally linked to Russia. Skirmishing between Russian-backed forces and Ukraine being and fronts are formed.
- Late 2014 Russia, Ukraine, and DPR sign ceasefire agreement. Ukraine immediately breaks ceasefire.
- 2015-2019 fighting continues but front barely changes. NATO deploys troops into Ukraine to train Ukrainian troops including large, strong Neo-Nazi paramilitary force recently incorporated into the military. NATO and Ukraine continue steps to make membership reality.
- Late 2020 NATO announces Ukraine and Georgia are official candidates for membership and begin membership action plan.
What do you really do at this point as Russia? At what point is this an existential threat? For three decades a strong and growing stronger, aggressive, unpredictable NATO and U.S. have pushed right up to your borders. They are arming and training Neo-Nazis to kill Russians and Russian speakers just a few dozen miles from your border. In 2021 Russia starts massing troops along the border to either prepare for war or try one last escalation to force a ceasefire. In 2022 they invade. Nothing is inevitable but this certainly looks like provocation to me.
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The Superdeep Borehole / Re: The Japan Thread
« Last post by chronovore on December 13, 2024, 06:15:29 PM »Does anybody else experience an inability to eat American sized portions after some time here?
Maybe it’s an aging thing, but it feels a little pathetic. I’m letting down my country.
100% — I'm visiting family in the USA, and they've commented that I don't eat nearly as much as I used to do.
My sister made a massive rack of BBQ ribs, and I barely made a dent. I had 2 pieces of pizza for lunch today, probably could have had 1. Used to eat 3 pieces.