>>80721
Apparently one of the moids responsible for the raids has been identified.
https://exposingincels.tumblr.com/post/670050503488634880/scrote-that-raided-asherahs-garden

>>117180
It's also very slow.

Are there any similar sites that happen to have a large fashion/jfash community? I've been in EGL fashion for a year and tried going to 4chan's /cgl/ in an attempt to find others in the hobby but I feel miserable every time I go there. It's mostly female (?) but everything seems to devolve to infighting

>>118653
That's just the fashion world in my experience. Newcomers get gatekeeped, style/brand elitism, drama drama drama.

>>118249
>dreamchan already exists
Fuck, I had that name as a candidate for a hypothetical yumejo imageboard.
Anyway, it looks nice, minus the presence of trannies.

>>118259
I only know a couple so this is the best one out of them. It is full of information and not that repetitive despite the length of the speech.

Tucker Carlson on Hungary's architecture.

>>118259
Hitler mad libs are my favorite!
Fate has allotted those in power today nearly eight years to be tested and proven.

Once it was their desire to govern America better in the future than in the past, and they are forced to observe that the only real product of their attempts at government is that America is still here today.

In the November days of 2000 and 2008, the past two administrations solemnly pledged to lead our people, and in particular the American worker, into a better economic future. Today, after they have had nearly sixteen years to keep their promise, they cannot cite a single American professional group, save for the extremely wealthy, as witness for the quality of their actions.

The lower and middle classes have become impoverished; small business is ruined; the social hopes of many millions of people are destroyed; one third of all American men and women of working age is unemployed and thus without income; our government, our communities, and nearly every single person are over indebted; finances are in a muddle across the board; and everyone’s pockets are empty!

What more could they possibly have destroyed? The worst thing, though, is the destruction of the faith in our citizens, the American dream, the elimination of all hopes and all confidence. In sixteen years they have not succeeded in mobilizing in any way the power slumbering in the average American; but quite the opposite!

Out of their fear of the awakening of the nation against them, they have played people off against one another: blacks against whites, the rich against the poor, those who work with their hands against those who work with their brains, Christians against Atheists, the Republicans against the Democrats, and so forth, and vice versa.

“One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all!” Yet we are divided, there is no liberty, and justice has died. The American spirit, which we so proudly display internationally, is internally mere fantasy.
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Who was the one who said
>not because it’s easy, but because it’s hard
?

>the emasculation…
>just… a lifetime of racism…

This one is even more obvious than the last thread, dude.

>>30443
You're right. It's probably a bad habit of mine that I get put off of things based on my compulsion to internet research. I look too hard before I leap.

small pepe

Bumping this thread to drive off the reddit raid.

>>30274
Idk the longest dick I ever had was from a Thai guy, did not expect that beast at all.

>>30317
>>I think size matters in a relationship
>Yes hello my fellow females the biggest beast cock I've ever taken was from a [insert race] guy
Yeah, this is homo male talk as fuck.
Another incel from r/asianmasculinity doing repressed white girl larp shit again.

OP is bad as hell lol.
>I want asian bf, but my parents are really racist!
>Also, I am not going to end up with a white guy when I run away from home! Hmph!
>Muh forbidden love with an asian guy! Just what shall I do?


He's probably going to bump the thread in a week with the classic pasta of the neo-nazi brother/cousin/father who molests "her" lol.

>What do I do miners?
get better taste bc asians r ugly as sin

>>30419
The post you quoted was me, not OP. And you have to take my word in that case that I am just disgusting, but not male.

>>30223
I remember you anon. How are you doing?

>>118128
>>118137
i'm actually not an engineer major that was just a meme that came up when i wrote calculus kek. we have to take a math/science course and i chose math since i was good at it at hs but my major is not relavant to calculus at all, dw

>>118156
It's less about needing calculus, and more about struggling with calculus.

1. Buy a $300 calculus textbook from the student store and never read it. If you do read it, look at the examples and write down generalized steps and simplified notation for every line eg f' instead of f(x), "solve for x", move this to the other side. youll see that every question in the chapter follows the same steps with some variation towards the end.

2. Make friends with upperclassmen and get copies of the quizzes and exams. This is the most important step.

3. Buy a chegg subscription and attempt every 3rd problem then look at the answer taking note of the general steps taken. After you get that test, find the similar questions in the book and do those before the test.

4. Take the class at a community college so it's easier and dumbed down with lower standards.

>>118055
Unless you're at a very prestigious institution that likes to flex and use the word "Calculus" when they really mean a real analysis class bundled with some differential equations and vector calculus then most calculus courses are just a bag of tricks to know how to apply.

I don't know the American curriculum very well but I've heard its just some series convergence tests (easy), calculating integrals (easy but annoying, practice makes perfect), derivatives (very easy, literally a recipe to do every possible one). And some Taylor approximations, not bad if you know the previous content. If you are pressed for time just learn as many methods as possible so you always have shit to put on the paper.

I hated maths when I was in school, I was so bad at it and it just wasn’t my thing. I thought that I will never ever deal with maths ever again.
Ended up studying economics in university like a clown.

>>118415
She is falling in love with every decent looking guy and she cries like 2 hours per day because they all "dump" her.

>>118415
She's not a genius, she's a slave to her fragile emotional whims. Deep down, she understands none of these moids give a fuck about her, and that all she can get is the short-lived rush from the attention and validation she gets.
Everyone involved is using each other and frankly they're all repulsive. Maybe tell her about Bianca and how that ended up for her, but maybe not even that can stop her from attention-whoring.

>>118441
She would never meet up with them irl, but honestly i am kinda afraid one of them doxes her and does something.

They are all deranged

>>118448
Well she should be afraid. But she's probably addicted to it.

>>118461
Am I correct in assuming you have no sympathy?

I mean hopefully Zyzz felt that way when he was alive lol. RIP to the big man.

Incels weren't really a thing when Zyzz was around. He would have hated them though.

>>118153
The movement, I mean.

not many

love zyzz, thank you for this vid

Because it's usually girls who like it

I personally don't like astrology because it really bothers me when other people explain myself to me, but I really hate moids who won't shut the fuck up about hating astrology while thinking MBTI is law.

>>118326
With all due respect to astrology, outside of the horoscope nonsense of today it was a legitimate science for a long time. Hell, it even led to the legitimate science still currently practiced known as astronomy. Even outside of how ridiculous the claim some might find celestial bodies divining your future or whatever… It's still rich in history. I find it actually is fun to study. However I can't think of a single reason to give a shit about Meyers Briggs.

To me it has the same exact energy as going on the early internet and taking a "What anime character are you?" quiz. It has the same problems people who take umbrage with astrology has but the addition of being boring as shit.

>>118329
Astrology is not astronomy. There is zero "science" in it. Just because someone writes a lot of elaborate mumbo-jumbo in a book and shares it with ther loons, it doesn't make it any less of a mumbo-jumbo.
>>118330
As cringy MBTI is, at least the categories pertain to your actual personality because they just classify you according to information you give out yourself. At the very least, you know people in the same "category" answered similarly to the questions. Astrology doesn't even tell you as much.

I saw a picture of Jessica Nigri nude from behind in a hot spring and felt strangely aroused. And the thing that makes it strange is I'm completely straight.

>>118320
>I'm completely straight
No you're not.

If you wouldn’t eat pussy, you’re straight. Having gay dreams doesn’t make you gay or special in any way.

You're not gay?
Tch.
Blocked and reported.

With all seriousness I've had some ridiculous fantasies and dreams. So far none of them have had any basis in reality so I don't worry about them anymore.

I'll never forget this one dream. I was like a human vending machine kind of. People would insert coins in my ears, cash in my mouth or swipe a card through my butt crack. Then they would twist parts of my body to make a selection and I would 'give birth' to the item. I don't recall if I liked it while I was dreaming but I still wonder about it.

>>117513
>I find that men who had fathers as children
* abusive fathers as children

But then again, this correction seems superfluous since almost all fathers are abusive to their children in one way or another.

>>117514
Mine wasnt. I cherish almost every memory I have with him.

>>117515
>>117514
I should add NTA, so I dont feel like defending any portion of their post. Since I dont agree with it.

>>117442
It's not, but it definitely touches on similar themes as something you might find in IJ. Just pick it up when it feels right, don't let the number of pages feel daunting.

>>117437
There's so many ways to interpret this passage, but I feel like you've glossed over them all to arrive at a very cynical, dead-end interpretation. In some ways, he's calling her an old cow because he desperately wanted her to say something harmful to him on his death bed, as if to make him even for the years of abuse he gave her. When she denied him this, it was almost like she was sending him to hell; he could not possibly redeem himself, hence, "You old cow". In other ways, it really can be seen as a term of endearment, my parents say stuff like that to each other a lot, my mum calls my dad an old bastard all the time in a loving way, it's definitely more a British/Australian thing than an American thing. Then there's also the idea that he really meant to call her an old cow, and she thinks he loves her by saying this. It's as if, even when given the opportunity to be good, he still chooses to be a bastard; she thinks he's doing this so that she doesn't feel guilt when he dies, in reality he really does just think she's an old cow. It's definitely an interesting way to bring to light the types of mentalities you might find in victims of abuse, as if they'll go through all types of mental loops to maintain their belief that a person is good. It's deeply sad, told with enough irony to make it palatable. Humour helps us process the absurd.