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>>12312
The whims of the tiktok algorithm are a mystery to us all

>>12312
Sometimes I think supporting female criminals might seem edgy and transgressive to many normie women or even feminists. I don't think the same women who support Lindsay Clancy also went after Amber and Jodi.

>>12280
You never complain about Chris Watts or Pro Epstein/Diddy rallies by the way

>>12314
A lot of them probably sat on their ass when it came to them, looking on the pages of people defending you see like zero feminist posts other than the Lindsay ones

Yeap. I’m not from the US; I’m following everything on social media, and most of the posts I see are from moids spouting bullshit about white women and using the women who defend Lindsay as a lame excuse to be misogynistic and disgusting. But it really does seem like, normie gals sometimes latch onto a woman who’s committed a serious crime just to shock society and defy the moids expectations, even if it’s in a completely negative way.

>>12205
I for one am glad you remain in the realm of the living. I'm guessing it was some kind of anti-inflammatory medication. Do you have asthma?

>>12206
No it was for ADHD. Basically legal meth

>>6277
please tell us the name of the fic!

>>12260
Go back to the nasty image boards that allow this

My darkest thought is wanting to be blacked raw by a 6'5 giant negga

>>11460
LMAO what's the situation

>>11568
It was already explained
>>11474

I've been spending years posting on various imageboards to ragebait specific anons who make me mad because I know they'll see it and I want them to get upset but then I get upset when I'm called out

>>12288
Surely a mentally sound individual

>>12292
Yeah I know I'm a weird but I have a 100% success rate so far

For a while I used to fill up my bag with $100+ worth of meats, etc. and pay for a few of the cheap items so as to not arouse suspicion. The bag I use has a compartment at the bottom that I can fit small items into without changing the appearance of the bag, and I always take advantage of that.
I often buy multiples when it comes to products and clothing. If I know I'll easily get away with it, I'll take a reasonable number and only pay for one.
Many years ago I had a Nigel who supported my shoplifting habits, we often stole food together and cooked beautiful meals. When we were together I was more opportunistic and often stole small things like makeup brushes and skincare products from department stores.
I've never been caught. Only people with a shifty/antisocial vibe get caught.

When I was 11 I stole earrings and hair accessories in a mall and tried jumping the counter to get food on the same run. I got the cops called on me. Never stolen since.

I steal ewaste from work all the time because they just throw perfectly good things away whenever. If it can fit in my backpack and it’s on the disposal pile, it’s coming home with me. Not especially expensive items, but some of them have been pretty useful. I have a really ancient spinny 1TB hard drive that I’m using for file backup. I just consider it recycling. You can’t even dumpster dive this stuff because they put it through some kind of grinder, you have to get it before it goes to the grinder. We’re moving to a new building soon and if it has CCTV, I guess I’ll stop.

used to all the time from big stores. loss prevention at most of these places now is wayyyy too serious for me to want to try anymore. not worth becoming a felon for multiple instances of pety theft.

went to the grocery store recently and accidentally put something in the bagging area that i didn't scan at self check out. immediately the machine started beeping and then played a recording from above of me putting the item in the bagging area… along with exactly what item it was. scared me straight for now lol

No but I really wanna do it I don't know how to get away with it though

>>5604
>i dont know how you guys know so much about computers and computer privacy.
I'm studying in IT school with specialty in programming and cybersecurity. Ez.

I also don't have friends outside hackerspace (C.C is the only female space I have left these days).

Good thread. Just remembered that Pokémon go has been contributing to mass surveillance. It is a shame, I don’t think there will be any location based game that isn’t building a spyware.
Though at least if the dataset were open source that would be a bit more interesting.

>>12152
Makes sense why that boring ugly shit was shilled so much to millennials and gen z alike. According to Forbes:
>Pokémon is a multi-billion dollar empire and officially holds the title of the highest-grossing media franchise in history.

Linux mint if you still use windows

>>12271
What if I want to still be able to do work on my computer?

>>12104
Okay but you have to accept my hug before that mmkay? It'll make it all better

relate

theres a big tree in the back of my house. i'd climb it and hang myself off somewhere near the top. no one would expect it and would be interesting to get found like that after some time, or if limbs suddenly fell onto the yard

jumping off a really tall building in front of a museum in front of a bunch of kids on a field trip

>>12250
Why in front of kids though

>>12185
you mean like midievil?

no

yes, the signs are too clear to ignore

>>12188
what kinda signs

Time is infinite in both ways so it can't begin or end

>Do you believe in past life regression
I'm curious about it, because the idea of accessing memories from a previous life is almost haunting to me. I don't think our past lives, if they exist, even really belong to "us", since we've only ever known our current bodies and can't be pinned to our old actions. Perhaps this mentality would put a mental block in the way of any future attempt I make to go under hypnosis, but I have had a friend who's spiritually gifted share that she has recollections of things that did not happen to her, and left her with fears. It's interesting

>What's your thoughts on regressive hypnosis
Wouldn't this method be vulnerable to the power of suggestion? Doesn't being put into a vulnerable mental state and then pried with questions make it easier to hallucinate false interpretations of the truth?

>>12136
It's a very messy practice, I haven't experienced much of anything supernatural beyond some mild stuff I'm a bit iffy on. I'd do anything to believe in something kind of woo woo like this though. Reincarnation is a scary thought to me though, I don't wanna experience death over and over

>>12179
In god we trust

>>12194
I have a complicated relationship with religion because of this subject honestly, deep time is scary

SCP stories have captured my fascination for almost a year now. I think i wouldn't even mind becoming D-class if it meant that i could witness something supernatural at least once before i die. I want to believe in magic and the otherworldly so bad. Witnessing something supernatural would give me hope, because otherwise nothing really matters to me, we're just mortals without purpose, just doing whatever that helps us not think about life and its finity, just wearing masks, and trying to forget that they're just masks. Succeeding at forgetting still would be a sad state of existence. I want to believe in immortality. Human life seems so fleeting that taking it seriously and putting in effort seems like a fool's errand. One moment we're learning to ride a bicycle and before you know it it is already time to depart.

>>12177
I believe it was the afterlife for everyone no matter what so it wasn't punishment, it was based on the Mormon hell though

>>12183
Both scare the shit out of me honestly, forever is a horrifying concept

>>719
Looks made with a rake-like tool.