/b/ - Random

>>311469
I haven't had stew in so long. That sounds fantastic!

>>311182
I made the horrible mistake of roasting a chicken dinner in the oven during a heat wave.

>>311489
At least it's still summer where you're at…. I'm over here with post nasal drip from the sudden 60 degree weather. That's why I'm having chicken soup!

>>311489
twinning, I have a chicken in the fridge to roast for tonight. With lemons, herbs, onions, and potatoes.

>>311510
Single pan? I like parboiling potatoes and then tossing in salt and "smashing" them flat against the baking sheet

>>310096
Surely Australia is just aiming to become a global dog/cat food exporter.

>>310096
the way he glazes this up is just so funny

Why is every aussie men druggies and rat gyms with no soul and avoidant attachment style

>>310096
Our consumer beef is garbage and expensive. I've spent time looking at u.s. beef. They have so much better quality available to end consumers than we do. It is unreal the absolute crap we get when we produce great beef, but it is reserved for restaurants and export at lower prices than what we pay for left overs. Costco(Aus) is the only place I've found quality domestic beef. So tbh I welcome American beef and hopefully get some competition, we'll see if we get anything decent or not

What is the job market like in Straya?

I can play the piano at a level of just slightly below pro.
I am almost never intimidated by other people, not even men.
I used to be able to do backflips. Working on getting that one back.

It's a Monday and I feel a bit meh.
>I have a great taste in music
>I am getting back into reading again. Already on my third book of this year.
>Resilient.
>I am able to stand up for myself and be strong against those who have wronged me.
>I have a high drive to constantly improve and be a better person.

>>263833
I kinda need an antistress toy too

This thread made me reflect and realize that I have no redeeming qualities or anything worthwhile to mention about myself.
So there I have it, self awareness (arguably)

>>311457
Being here and making an intelligible post means you're:
Literate, articulate, intelligent enough to find this place, have some modicum of computer savvy. You can make fun of yourself which means you have a sense of humor, and you feel open and safe enough here to say things like that so you have a measure of emotional intelligence and reflection. You don't have a problem with taking accountability for yourself. You're not self-aggrandizing, which means you're humble.

Just from that post alone I can discern with some certainty that you have more good qualities than you realize.

>>310803
>Total Terf Victory
For european ones maybe? Because for the broke brazilian terfs like me that still live in here and couldn't even dream of moving out, the reality is grim.

Not only that, but the women here side with the people who are pro censorship and i feel like i'm surrounded by npcs incapable of their own thoughts without going ooga booga having their specific pet politician.

>>311247
Don't you have political prison in your country?
If I remember it right, your president have been found guilty of corruption, cleaned of all charges over some paperwork or something and then began to round up its opposition.

No wonder he don't want to fight censorship.

If you love freedom, you might wonder if you should spend your life savings to fight for freedom.

You might wonder if your effort would do any good.

You might ask yourself if Americans deserve to be saved.

You might wonder if surrender is the only answer to tyranny.

>>311307
We do not have political prison but there is a possibility we could in the coming years, Lula is the current president which is the one i believe you're talking about, and he is absolutely trying to push censorship and anything of that vein to his own favor so his people can obviously shut down opposition and people who talk agaisnt him and women so they can't go against them or trannies or men or fags.
Both bolsonaro and lula should be jailed but they aren't because any politician here can get free easily, we are the ones getting fucked over.

If the globalists don't obey the Constitution now then why would they follow a new Constitution?

If the elites have a global government now, what good would secession do?

>>311350
>wished she didn't draw weird porn
Are you referring to "Ronald McDonald and the Auschwitz Vacation"? The porn parts were the only historically accurate thing in that comic.

they're fat racist pickmes, tried to grift off radfems and shat up a lolcow thread samefagging when anons didn't like the forementioned things. too tryhard for me.
i like dogisaga, but i wish she was physically and mentally healthier. i'm glad she got her (confirmedly) ugly, tiny-dicked nazi bf thrown in prison after he abused and cheated her.

made troons seethe so based

>>311325
I'm really curious about what they look like. I can never find images of them.

>>311448
their twitter accounts and photos of them (including selfies) have been posted on lolcow before, you could use the search function there

I also tried to convince a 10-year-old that he was going to rot in hell for accidentally visiting a porn site.

I also falsely accused a BDSM practicer of being a human trafficker just because I wanted him in jail

>>311436
All trannies are pedophiles, that wasn't a lie and is good to do.

>>310110
Sounds like you had Illymation's cat Maya

in chronological order
>kicked my dog at least two times as a child
>broke into a somewhat recently abandoned house and stole some personal items
>treated my ex terribly
>online stalked multiple people for years (including my ex)
Harming my dog is the one I regret the most. I was 8 when I did it and have since learned to respect and appreciate animals

I aint no fuckin tranny

>>311407
>>311406
I ain’t afraid of no ghost!

>>311404
Do you just assume everyone who disagrees with you is a guy?

>>311373
>All this time you thought the "radical" in radical feminism meant extreme?
Not at all. My point is that fighting "the patriarchy" within such a limited, binary space is a waste of time. The core of the issue is that men and women have unavoidable inherent inequalities. This is the foundation for TERF ideas: trans women are not unequal from men in the same way that cis women are. Radical feminism (at least for me) is a transhumanist endeavor to abolish gender differences to overcome such conflicts.
Of course, this is also only a vague goal with many means of achieving it. Personally, I think all males should be killed and the world should be left to be inherited by asexually reproducing "women" (who are thus no longer women, for there are no men). This is why I personally see no issue with the transgender social "movement", both in its normal/historical way and in the "new" modern reincarnation. They are irrelevant, if not a minor convenience.
>>311366
I think a lot of people don't realize that the nature of their motivations and cause of "gender non-conformity/dysphoria" are entirely different for men and women. It's important to sometimes view FTM and MTF as completely separate phenomenon.

>>311373
>feminism that wants to tackle the very root of the patriarchy and dismantle it right from there
No offense but I'm yet to see a single radfem do that. The only thing I've seen radfems do is seethe about moids on Twitter/Tumblr. Sure they do feminist things but it's nothing different from what regular feminists do. The only way to dismantle it from the core is to run for office or something of the like but I'm yet to see anyone call Kamala a radfem

Martial arts are stupid and useless.
Just learn how to shoot

>>305844
one time I had a moid rolling with me and they got hard. it was gross.

>>301811
In general it's a great way to be physically active and be healthy. Anyone who thinks it's significantly more than that is usually LARPing.
>>307817
>>305844
Sounds awful
The trick is to practice martial arts someplace actually legit, not just your local gym or some mcdojo

>>301811
A friend invited me to her Tai Chi class back in high school and I've been doing it ever since. It's relaxing and it's improved my coordination a lot but it's probably about as useful as ballroom dancing in terms of actually fighting someone.

>>307822
>about as useful as ballroom dancing
Which is to say, more than you'd think, actually. Not only is it a great way to exercise and improve your coordination, you're also improving your ability to read other people's movements.
It's also no coincidence that a lot of dance-enthusiasts are also really into combat sports, or how martial arts and dance have always been regular hobbies for the wealthy.

>>310375
Why did nona delete the reply to this :(

>>296798
Job description: you will walk int machinegun fire because you have been told to and if you don't want it, you will be court martialed and executed.
All that for the benefit of some corpo who will get the contracts to make weapons or rebuild the country on taxpayer money and who just happen to be generous donators of both parties.

Why would anybody join? If we still had a nation, one good enough to die for, I don't say.
But we don't.

If you don't want to be barked at every day, to wake up at 5am, eat predigested "food" and see your superiors cover up the rapes in your regiment that may or may not happen to you, don't join.
And if you still have a doubt, look in your streets. They are full of veterans. Ask yourself if this is what you want.

Americans scream globalism is wonderful because there would be free trade, no borders, and no wars, but actually globalism means that the world would be run by a few elites and you couldn't escape high taxes or draconian laws.

>>311389
If masses aren't sentient, how can individuals claim to possess sentience? I find it suspiciously convenient how in history books we tend to put all moral responsibility on some dictator or religion, ideology.. The reason for that, i think, is simply because in our collective consciousness we're too embarrassed to admit being genetically incapable to live up to our own moral standard. Part of humanity keeps trying to invent an ideal method to stop itself from committing atrocities, but end up killing over which method is best. Another part is too profane to be driven by such moral considerations and in essence functions no differently than bacteria in a glass container, fighting over limited resources.
But i digress, to be honest i don't think that evil can be driven out via eugenics, evil can't be defeated - only reinvented. But that doesn't mean one shouldn't try, perhaps simply doing one's best makes a good life.

If you said that the government was wiretapping your phone in 1999, everybody would have called you a nutjob.

Now if you say that the government is wiretapping your phone, no one cares.

How can Americans sleep at night now or look in a mirror without feeling disgusted and ashamed?

>>311397
The part where she claimed "if you only wanna be stealth you're probably not trans" just kinda proves the brainrot never left. Why do so many trans (and ex-trans) people not even bother with trying to pass anymore, it's why the whole "man in a dress" thing is still around