/media/ - Media

Why does she (yeah I'm saying she, exception to the rule) claim to be Christian and an alien believer and super spiritual and all that shit now? Were there any conservatives demanding Blaire become religious?

>>33145
I chose my battles with celebs I'm just glad she is vocal about child transitioning. SOMEBODY should be good lord. I think she's an upstanding person for doing so.

>>39797
Though yeah I will admit not everything about her is, at least she has the guts to say something about it.

>>39795
>>39797
>>39798
>she
This place is done for.

>>39800
This thread has been using she for years I think even more Lolcow used she for a long time. Unless not being gender critical is made against the rules some day there's just gonna be posts like that

Started reading: Are Social Outcasts Even Allowed to Start Over?
Thought that some might find this manga relatable. It is a story about a girl with big regrets and a big heart. I'm 16 chapters in and so far i'm enjoying it a lot.

Otoyomegatari. The historical setting is really interesting and the artstyle is gorgeous.

>>19726
dead thread but I read it and hated it, more so the second half. this is retarded of me but kurosawa is smug and pissed me off so much by expecting to not get bullied or something, and then to actually be forgiven by the others was worse.. why'd a sex pest like him get accepted by the others

>>37348
check The Wandering of Girls' Pair No. 7 next

I like Magical Girl Dandelion.

>>39748
Never thought I'd see a NITW thread on CC of all places. I used to know a girl just like Mae. I wonder where she is now

>>39751
Why it is such an awesome game
I find it pretty odd

>>39752
It's pretty memorable I think but there's not enough actual gameplay for my tastes. It sucks we'll never get a proper sequel.

The longest night track is permanently stuck in my brain

I thought his name was Peanut Or Done

>>21694
Yet you speak their language pleb

>>21653
Crystal Cafe anthem

they're not on soundcloud anymore!
if anyone has that song recorded i'd love to hear it haha

>>38667
I'm deeply upset I can't find the song or the artists

Does anyone know if there's a way to still listen to this

My mother was obsessed with this a couple months ago for some reason, is it even that good? I caught a bit of the plot while she was watching it next to me and it just kinda seemed like another Grey's Anatomy

I’m considering watching it, merely because the fanbase intrigues me. They’re so horny for all the doctors

>>39063
NixOS is great. Not a good beginners distro, but if you go NixOS once, you'll never go back.

Ugh, I used to have Linux years ago and I miss it so much, Windows is unusable at this point between the updates that makes it worse, cortana, all the bloatware…
I think the second CSP decides to make a Linux version I'm switching back to it.

>>38986
I've messed around with Debian and its derivatives before, but I don't plan to fully commit to Linux until I build my own computer.
I don't feel like dumping $80 dollars down the drain for an OS license I'm never gonna use anyway.

>>38989
No that's not true. You can tell that whole display is wrong by just noting a situation where it's extra blatantly wrong:

Ubuntu:

Sunday:
-engage in "meaningful" activism
-"socialize"
-go to supportive places
Monday:
-work at a pretend job, don't get paid, build expectations, etc.
-socially affirm
Tuesday:
-brag about using Ubuntu
-brag about that hardcore charity project you did on monday
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I learned about something called "endless wm" recently. There's stacked desktops, there's tiled desktops, and then there's… this.

Check driftwm for example.

I dont know why I love this music video so much. It just speaks to me so much. I feel like its about being yourself and being authentic no matter how people perceive you? (idk)

posting this here cuz of the first 10 seconds

The militant and religious fanaticism of this one is sometimes made obscure by the liberal secularwashing of the cause of abolition. Now that we're no longer Christians by and large we like to remember the role that Christianity played in spreading and legitimizing slavery but like to forget the role that fanatical religious reformism played in abolishing it. Britons seem to feel that it is their duty and obligation to play Dawkins to America's evangelicals so become offended at the suggestion that militant Anglican revival played the historical role that it did in inspiring the British Empire to take seriously the enforcement of slave trade embargoes on the seas. It is harder to ignore the religious fundamentalism that motivated Northern Abolitionists, since their propaganda pieces all revolved around it. The relatively higher religiosity of the South today is the strongest argument for secularwashing abolition. And the South did have plenty of religious themes, songs and propaganda at the time. But none of them, for my money, are as powerful, striking, or occasionally bone-chilling as the Battle Hymn. "Let us die to make men free." There's a shiver in those words, regardless of the virtue of the cause they were spent on.

>>32476
Give it up for Bella Ciao
>>32486
>The relatively higher religiosity of the South today is the strongest argument for secularwashing abolition.
I disagree on this one. These people need to be confronted with the inherent contradictions of their ideas as much as possible.
It would be good to remind them constantly that abolitionists were not godless secular invaders like they think they were, but instead people who were more devout that they are now.

Sorry but this song is a banger. I just love this singing style.

>>32476
Very nice piece. Impressive.

>>32474

Rest in piss lol

Here's a few movies I want to see.

>Jacob's Ladder
>It's a Wonderful Life
>Falling Down

There definitely were more but I can't remember

I've been chained to my desk all day so now I'm watching Constantine (2005) as a treat. I haven't watched it before but the trailer was interesting enough.
>>39248
Have you watched any by now? I've been recommended Jacob's Ladder a few times but I haven't watched it yet.

>>39405
christ constantine is such a cool movie, shaped the way i am

Antiviral
weird and mediocre dark satire, yet i remember it as my most recent watch despite seeing a couple things afterwards. i stuck around for the odd atmosphere and cold, sickly visuals out of pure preference, with the subject of obsession to the point of self-inflicted illness being interesting enough. Syd was well cast - his beauty's uncertain and it has this hideous quality that contradicts itself, which feels related to the subject matter at hand - celeb culture nestled right at home in a vile society

>>33688
Talented mr ripley is a much better than saltburn lol