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 No.27348[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

post meme templates and objects with transparent backgrounds, etc. for our OC makers to use.
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 No.41392

>>41351
wait I just realized all 3 are the same woman

 No.41533

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>>41540
very meta, me likey

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 No.36889[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Post what you're wearing today, pieces you want to wear, recent cops, thrifting, inspo, concepts, runways, designers, questions, etc.

Previous thread: >>29827
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 No.41555

>>41371
I personally hate camo coming back.
John Cena’s theme reverberates in my mind every time I don’t see it.

 No.41556

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>>41555
Is it? I've been wearing my BDU jacket for decades. I don't know if it really ever went out of fashion.

 No.41557

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>>41556
I wear a DDR jacket and sometimes boomers stare at me wide-eyed and fucking salute me thinking I'm a veteran.

 No.41611

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i often find people online saying they bought an expensive designer piece and then asking how to style it. why the fuck would you buy something that costs that much if you dont know what to pair it with??

 No.41618

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YOULL NEVER SEE ME AROUND TOWN, WITHOUT FIRST SEEING MY EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA LARGE BLUE SUIT COAT AND MATCHING PANTS WITH ME

TAILORED USING THE FINEST THREADED PSEUDO FABRIC, MY SUIT IS BUILT TO LAST AND LOOK GOOD WHILE DOING IT

JUST LOOK HOW WITH ONE SQUAT, MY PANTS AREN'T SMASHED TO BITS

EVEN RAISING MY ARMS FOR JUMPING JACKS DOESN'T HURT MY SUIT

ANCIENT TAILORS KNEW THAT PROPER OUTFITS REQUIRED PROPER CRAFTSMANSHIP, AND MY COLD STEEL XXXL DARK BLUE ENSEMBLES TAKEN THAT PHILOSOPHY TO HEART

WATCH WITH ONE BEND, MY SHOELACES GET TIED TO BITS, EFFORTLESSLY

EVEN WITH A CONTRASTING TIE, MY SUIT LOOKS THE BEST, BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST

YOU'LL NEVER BE CEO, WITHOUT YOUR COLD STEEL SUIT COAT AND MATCHING PANTS WITH YOU
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 No.6555[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

ITT "villains" who did nothing wrong.
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 No.39170

>>18777
>777
>Fuck Zaheer
>Eggman a real hero
Checked for based takes

 No.39474

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>Be a Xenomorph Queen
>Be trapped for millenia underground in a metal clamp and spiked chains
>Get brought out of cryostasis once a century, only to be shocked by electricity and forced to produce eggs onto a conveyor belt
>Have her children would be born only for the purpose of being slaughtered hours later for sport by the Yautja that captured her
>Xenomorph queens are telepathic and feel every death of their hive
>This has been going on over and over
>Finally break free
>Is caught in a massive explosion that annihilated her newest brood
>Is buried under ice and snow
>Is then stabbed, slashed and attacked by the creatures that trapped her, tortured her, forced her to be a breeding sow and slaughtered her children
>Get trapped against a metal structure and dropped off a cliff into the icy depths of the Antarctic Ocean.
>MFW
The Alien Queen from Bouvetøya island in AvP did nothing wrong

 No.39482

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The Gauls were lucky he was the one to conquer.
Last of the democratic reformers who almost won.

 No.40889

>>39146
>>36398
>>8311
>>6598
>>6593
>>6591
>>6586
I suggest viewing Why Syndrome is an Incredible Villain by Rockotar. It's an interesting analysis of Syndrome and how his abilities, motivations, actions etc. were a product of jealousy, hatred and revenge obsession that in some ways drove him to become what he came to loathe the most… and all of it started from something that Mr.Incredible barely even remembers as a dismissible annoyance.

 No.41617

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>Wanted to live freely and explore the world with his friends and brother
>Forced into conflict with the World Nobles
>Fights the oppressors and defies them
>Betrayed and locked up by the equivalent of the CIA in the equivalent of a hell-prison
>Escapes and tries to continue his mission to eradicate the Celestial Dragon scum
>Targets the Shichibukai because they're Government lackeys and were coming after him to stop his righteous pursuit
Byrnndi World's only sin was forgetting his friendships and bonds because of the hatred of revenge and distrust from betrayal.
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Byrnndi_World



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 No.489[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Do It Yourself
ITT:
Everything DIY
>Handymanship/Making™
>Transferable skills in revolution/collapse
>Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency
>Guides and Blueprints
>Home Improvement/Maintenance
if you're bougie enough to own your home
Don't post shit that will get you or the site v&.
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 No.41612

>>41610
what would probably be best is a straight recessed slot, since the force would be perfectly radial and basically impossible to strip, and the slot shape would keep the screw on the driver. the more corners you add (triangle, robertson, hex, torx) the less strong they become
>https://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/blog/what-is-pozidriv-is-it-different-from-phillips/
this repeats my point:
>The Torx, or Star, drive style vastly changes the design of the drive recess. Due to the star having six points of contact (6-Lobe), the screw uses a truly radial force rather than an axial force. Phillips and Pozidriv screws use an axial force to drive the screw which is not as effective and is more likely to cause cam-out. For manual applications, Torx screws are quickly becoming the most popular choice.

 No.41613

>>41612
The problem with the Torx is that unlike other ones trying to improve radial force, it's insert is so fucking fragile that it can't be used for anything heavy duty, and even with light use it wears out too easily, I cannot count the number of times I've had to repair doors or computers where the fucking things have their contact points grind into uselessness if you look at them wrong.

 No.41614

>>41613
>it wears out
are you reusing them?

 No.41615

>>41614
When repairing a computer they don't come with spare screws, and if you're replacing a splintered door-frame and the screw thread is fine, then they should be re-usable, but when you have to be hyper-gentle with the head, it makes everything harder, and screwing them in is harder too, an overall pain in the ass, hence my loathing for them.
Also Phillips, flathead and even hex screws are much more common in most areas, and so the appropriate screwdrivers are more common meaning I need to go out of my way to retrieve a specific screw-driver head just for this one type, which is an additional annoyance.

 No.41616

>>41615
sounds like typical M3 screws in tapped holes. I don't see how you can fuck those up
I use torx for woodworking all the time, never had a problem. granted those are a bit bigger screws but still



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 No.9852[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Discuss.
Dune discussion general.

https://youtu.be/jJj2yHM3d3Y
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 No.41587

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PAUL ATREIDES flew his diesel ornithopter up to Sietch Tabr. “Damn I love being the Lisan al Gaib” he said, punching an imperial sardukar as he climbed out. “I think we should return Dune to the Harkonnens” said Chani. “Shut up libtard” came the reply from behind a cloud of spice melange. “Oh please Paul!” Said the shrewish atheist, “Northern Arrakis is the ancestral land of the Fremen people, where they have lived in an entirely irreligious utopia for thousands of years. They don’t even know what holy war is.”

“Sounds like WOKE NONSENSE to me!” guffawed Paul, his very presence introducing precious water into the ecosystem as he cracked a Miller High Life. “This is MAGA (Make Arrakis Green Again) country now bitch” he proclaimed before shooting interred Harkonnen prisoners with an unregistered lasgun. The other camp inmates scattered in terror, sheltering their non-binary bald pleasure slaves from the beams and slurs that now ripped through the sand dunes. “Kek” said Paul, stuffing a family atomic into the bomb bay of the ornithopter. “This is based. Just wait until 4chan hears about this”

 No.41588

>>41543
I thought pt 1 was dumb and didn't make for a full narrative.

 No.41604

>>41306

>Now that I think about it, Dune's initial story sort of resembles Cameron's Avatar, doesn't it?


'Resembling' is a funny word for something that is literally the critique of the other.

 No.41605

>>41543
There literally is action scene every ten minutes.


>>41588
It's almost like it's the first half of one book.

 No.41607

>>41543
thats how movie 2 of a trilogy usually goes. it was worth the ticket price I'd imo, as opposed to say the matrix 2



 No.6594[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

/cars/

Anybody else in the bunker enjoy cars and motorsport?

Discuss anything motoring related here.

To start I'll say I've spent the last few days doing the brakes on my own car, including new calipers. Fucking hard work on an old POS, nothing comes apart easily.
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 No.41216

>>35943
For context about the LARC LX, pic related, it weighed 97 tons and could carry 100 tons of cargo. Each wheel had its own engine. The soldiers on the photograph are adult men for a sense of scale. It was primarily a beach lander and they were retired from service in 2001. Truly some WH40K shit, especially considering its open-top design; a single 152mm shell, surface-surface missile or air-surface missile and you've got 200 men or a couple armored vehicles down.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LARC-LX?useskin=vector
https://imgur.com/a/dQDfc3o (museum photos)

 No.41230

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>>41216
Forgot to mention that their role was replaced by the LCAC hovercraft. See >>>/AKM/3080 for Naval subjects

 No.41307

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>Why didn’t the Soviets un-suppress suppressed [electric car] technology?
Path dependency and opportunity cost, the world had already developed more expertise in gasoline cars by the time the USSR ventured seriously into civilian automotives. The cost of developing a "lost" technology from nothing again is greater than adopting an already working solution. Further more, developing a new technology means the initial products are typically inferior and it takes even more investment and time before new tech becomes superior to old tech. The USSR had limited resources so it went with the low-risk known solution.
Even then the USSR did experiment and pioneer many Hydrogen-Cell and Electric vehicles, but they were limited, primarily because they were still being developed to be more effective and mass-producible when the USSR fell. Besides Public Transport was much more available there. >>6035

 No.41514

>>18737
>[4] whos-left-in-the-old-folks-home-now-that-the-lada-rivas-gone
NTA but a weird error erased the link
http://jalopnik.com/5903819/whos-left-in-the-old-folks-home-now-that-the-lada-rivas-gone

 No.41602

>>41155
>Driving a 1945 WW2 Jeep Through 2024 LA Traffic!



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 No.41241[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

so i finished watching the entire series and something made me feel uneasy. starting with episode 6 and going into episode 7 the show takes a very political turn. a turn against capitalism and an actual, intended or not, positive portray of communism. almost directly actually. at least, it takes the blame completely away from communism, portray some of the communist in the show as actually good people fighting against the evils of capitalism. at least those to be heavily hinted at as being communist. which made me very delighted but then it dawned to me, this is a amazon prime production based off a video game from bethesda who is now owned by microsoft. three massive, very capitalist, corporations that have shown time again to be very for profit.

but even if we remove the debate whether or not communist being portrayed as good did happen in the show, the show itself was extremely critical of capitalism and that makes me wonder why these billion dollar corporations that are the epitome of why capitalism is bad, be telling its viewers, the very nature of amazon, bethesda, and microsft, everything they stand for, the people who made the show and games, are bad? why would they want their consumers to hate the very thing that allows these elites, these companies, to exist in the first place?

is it some sort of chess move i don't understand? have we reached a state where capitalism could very well nuke the planet and people won't care so these companies don't care if criticism about them is made? or more wishful thinking, they think this will spare them from the revolution? i don't understand their move here. i don't expect capitalist companies to allow people to hate them.
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>>41594
>Maybe this gets brought up in those videos
it does. one of them cuts a battle scene from nu-Fallout with FO2 where the latter is just ambience. they also point out that FO1/2 isn't 50's retrofuturist America because that world got blown up. you'd expect the people inhabiting the post-war world to not want to recreate the antebellum world since, you know, it led to the War

 No.41596

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>>41595
The creators nuked the west coast so they could have a wasteland playground for their marquee factions to fight in. My guess is that the writers just didn't know enough about Fallout to write around the existing faction dynamics on the west coast.
>I will say that it was very, very early in the decision [making process], once we decided to put the show in L.A. That was the very next thought, because it's a post-apocalyptic show. And if you study the Western, which has a lot in common with the post-apocalyptic genre, ‘civilisation is not around’ is a big part of it.

 No.41597

>>41596
problem is if you want there to be no civilization you can't set your show hundreds of years after the war. you'll want to set it just after the war. Shady Sands was founded just 20 years after the war. there's no reason to think industry wouldn't start up again. Redding and Broken Hills are both active mining towns in 2241

 No.41598

>>41594
>then in bethesda fallout the 50s music becomes diegetic on the pip boy radio with absolutely no justification.
The justification is implied in the sense that the industry capable of producing the media no longer exists, but they still have all the old stuff sitting around. The original creators don't seem to have a problem with the radio since they included it in New Vegas. They even parodied the LARPy aspects of FO3 with The Kings, while also making that actually make some sense, since they're basically a cargo cult who thought Elvis was a religious figure.

 No.41599

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>>41596
another thing one of the videos bring up is the use of bottle caps on the east coast. within FO1/2 and even FO:T caps aren't the only currency in use. they're sometimes called Hub bucks in FO1, and they're useless in FO2, having been supplanted by NCR dollars (except the different types of scrip used in Redding). you can even find a crashed Nuka Cola truck with thousands of worthless caps in a random encounter in FO2. in FO:T the Brotherhood has its own scrip, while the surrounding wasteland uses ring pulls. there's only one merchant in FO:T that exchanges scrip for RPs I think
it would have been far more interesting for Bethesda to pick something else as the medium of exchange other than caps



 No.5237[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Comrades let's have a thread for martial arts, combat sports and self defense. Striking, grappling, all styles welcome (except fake ass shit). Let's talk about training, techniques, fights, fighters, etc. Here's a fun fact: One of the many achievements of the soviets was founding their own combat system, sambo, which proved to be extremely effective and is still widely practiced today. Also, Judo orange belt here (AMA if you want)
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 No.41589

>>41572
This was Mike Tyson's training regime that he began as a teen under Cus D'Amano
https://reemusboxing.com/mike-tysons-training-routine/

Mike said about his son wanting to go into professional boxing that he knew the kid wouldn't make it because he didn't have the background for it. Tyson's right; I'm not a terrible fighter, I got some power and speed and decent skill but I know I lack the dark instincts you need to lay the hurt on someone in a ring. A street-fight or sparring is different from a ringfight.
https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/boxing/boxing-news-they-re-inevitable-mike-tyson-s-confrontation-with-his-son-about-degrading-life-still-inspires-fathers-from-boxing-world/
>learning how to use nunchucks and a katana.
Nice, always wanted to learn, got any tips?

>>41568
Muay Thai or Kickboxing. Modern Judo has often stopped teaching practically, instead going for showy hackfu type throws and grapples, BJJ is effective depending on the teacher. Muay Thai and KB are simple and effective. TKD is a good base to work off of too, but you want Koreans teaching you, all the American schools I've seen play around too much.
>Pic
<Amazon woman establishes dominance over manlet - circa 2053
LMAO sauce me that good stuff.

 No.41590

>>41589
Tips:
Katana. Well you always sheath the sword face up but upu hold it face down obvs. The strikes are pretty standard and straight forward. Remember to shske the blood before re sheathing.

Nunchucks: the bruce lee type shit is easier than it looks. Passing it hand to hand is a simple move, just practice it until you can change it fast like Bruce.

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 No.41592

>>41590
>>41591
By face side I meant blade side and there are upword slashes and reverse grips ofc. With the nunchucks. Start with corded chucks then switch to the ball bearing chain cucks. With corded chucks you will just rap your knuckles, eitch the chain chucks you are going to hit yourself in the head.

 No.41593

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>>41591
>>41592
>>41590
Thanks a bunch man, I remember making knock-off nunchucks with sticks and rope and trying to imitation Bruce Lee, and failing completely lol. You may be interested in the HEMA thread BTW >>3859



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 No.41567[Reply]

Does anyone else have this hobby? I've been doing it for years and especially love the older versions of places.
It feels incredible to be able to look at a frozen version of the world and go over every detail of it.
As much as I hate Google and this constant surveillance I still find a lot of joy and nostalgia looking in how everything used to be.
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 No.41580

Another thing that pairs really well with street view exploration is listening to the radio stations from the country on radio garden

https://radio.garden/

 No.41582

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>>41580
>listening to the radio stations from the country
No thanks, I will listen to radio Pyongyang FM 105.2 while exploring urban China.

 No.41583

Now google street view India.

 No.41584

I like doing this too. The street view for my street is from years ago and I can see trees that were cut down long ago and my neighbor's house before they died and it was renovated by the new owners.

Also fun to just plop it down in a random spot and explore somewhere I'll never go.

 No.41585

I love exploring google earth but rarely venture down to the street view and only look into the past when I want to see how an area I am personally familiar with evolved.



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 No.36917[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

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 No.41544

Does anyone else here like to spend time reading archives of 4chan and 8chan or other imageboards?
It's really interesting to me.

 No.41545

>>36917
wasn't 7chan still completely dead when this was posted lol?

 No.41548

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>>41544
My main method to discover new music is searching for people who trash my favorite artists in the /mu/ archives. Sometimes i also stumble on good charts that were last reposted 7 years ago.

 No.41549

>>41544
I rarely go through them for fun, but they're an excellent resource. I've found amazing and important things on desuarchive that nowhere else mentions and which fell off the board long ago.
I've even had surprising results searching my own aliases.

 No.41566

>>41545
Warning : There's currently CP in the "recent images" on 7chan right now.



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