>>74525
It's mostly of him in the bath tub and playing with his toys in his pajamas.

>>74526
Are they footy pajamas with a buttflap?

And does he eat his own cum at any point?

>>74527
Yes and only if you consider Fronk to be a person capable of producing semen.

>>74528

Well now that depends on your definition of semen now, doesn't it?

>>74531
It... it does?

Decided to google it:
"But because of the temptation to sexual immorality, each man should have his own wife and each woman her own husband. The husband should give to his wife her conjugal rights, and likewise the wife to her husband"
So yeah, once you're married, have at it.

What are muslims allowed to do in bed?

>>74570
Nuh uh.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_views_on_anal_sex

http://islamqa.info/en/91968

“The one who has intercourse with his wife in her back passage has disavowed himself of that which was revealed to Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him).”

>>74564
the fuck is a google

Is it true that gypsies believe one of their ancestors stole a nail from Jesus's cross to ease his pain so god blessed all gypsies and gave them authorization to steal from everybody else?

>>74441
I think he's crying because google removed the site from their index, not because his site is full of bad people.

>>74412
Sure, if you're just a drug user. But if you're a drug dealer as I'm sure many of 420chan's posters are, you are involved in ruining other people's lives.

Pedos who fap to CP but do not produce it aren't hellza ruining anyone's life, not even their own unless they get caught.

>>74449
Depends what you're dealing and to whom.

If you're selling coke, then yeah, you're part of an economic system that, at the base, benefits FARC and involves clearcutting rainforest to grow coca and dumping the toxic byproducts of production into freshwater and involves organized crime at basically every intermediate step.

If you're selling pot that you get from your friend the mid-level dealer who gets it from some guy who gets it from the Hells Angels who get it from a grow-op operated by the Indian Posse, then yeah, that's shitty too. Or if you live in the American southwest, replace Hell's Angels/Indian Posse with their Mexican equivalents.

But drugs can be come by ethically and dealt ethically. If you're taking mushrooms, there's a ballza chance they were grown in an old aquarium by some 20-something. Pot can be ethically sourced as well, especially if you have access to a dispensary.

Pic related. It's a badass who probably sells illegal pot and is part of a gang.

>>74449
Also with regard to child pornography, I would not dismiss the idea of re-victimization, the idea that by viewing material involving an abused child, you are perpetuating their humiliation. It's not something that can be broken down to an individual basis - "you are directly hurting this now-adult woman by viewing the images of her abuse!" - but can you imagine being a victim of child porn and knowing that those images are still being shared/viewed by people? It's a subtle, abstract - even ethereal - thing, but I think it's a legitimate concept that can have a psychic effect on victims of abuse. (Not psychic in the supernatural sense, to be clear).

Things like lolicon or CGI are a whole other story. As is, in most cases, viewing, say, a video of some girl on stickam showing her cooch in 2004.

As far as harm to the viewer goes, that depends too. A while back someone posted a news article here where some guy was arrested for child pornography and his house was a pigsty with garbage everywhere, CDs full of images/videos, printouts of his favorite "stars" hanging by his bed, and he would spend at least 8 hours every day viewing and downloading kiddy porn, seldom going outside, never socializing etc. He was a retired naval officer, iirc.

>>74473
>but can you imagine being a victim of child porn and knowing that those images are still being shared/viewed by people? It's a subtle, abstract - even ethereal - thing, but I think it's a legitimate concept that can have a psychic effect on victims of abuse.
Happened to "Vicky"
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/10/nyregion/pornography-victim-makes-voice-heard-in-queens-case.html?_r=1

>>74410

The trick is to send all minorities out into the wastes for guns and equipment

>>74431
I just listened to an episode of This American Life about how Puerto Rican police and government authorities ship impoverished drug addicts to the mainland United States, mostly Chicago, supposedly to luxurious detox facilities that are in fact underfunded, unlicensed, not staffed by doctors or nurses, and that confiscate the addicts' passports and foodstamps, resulting in them ending up on the street with nowhere to live and no way to get back to Puerto Rico.

Basically they send their poor to the wasteland of Chicago.

>>74432
>This American Life
Sorry, I misspelled The Close-mic'd Superjew Hour.

>Basically they send their poor to the wasteland of Chicago.
Shit! That must hellza annoy the poor and druggy who are already there.

>>74455
It strains the already limited resources, yes.

>>74370
By layers, I meant different aspects or facets of an idea. Showing them all concisely ain't easy.

"Incapable of" is a strong turn of phrase, but I'll readily believe that people can become resistant to sincerity--and why shouldn't they be? It's not new nor unique that people nowadays don't want to appear foolish. No one wants to get hurt like that, so the layers of irony and detachment serve as armor.

Sometimes irony is fashionable, other times it isn't. Regardless of what state a culture exists in within the grand rhetorical cycle of ironic self-reference the underlying message of affected superiority usually doesn't change too much. At our present level of saturation, only the most blatantly ironic statements appear sincere.

Does irony become sincere when it's the dominant mode of discourse?

>>74379
Furthermore, when sincerity is adopted as an affectation is it hellza sincere?

>>74366
Not "incapable" but you could definitely fall into a pattern that makes sincerity difficult. Focus, practice, and maybe counseling can help. It's hard to vulnerable, much harder than it is to be detached, but I think it is a skill or lifestyle habit that can be cultivated through effort.

If you want to be more sincere and unguarded, you are at least self-aware enough to acknowledge your aloof emptiness and have the desire to change.

Your desire for sincerity sounds sincere.

>74366
I don't think you mean that.

>>74260
2 and 3 are too, honestly.

>>73903
>do you have drive like an asshole?

>>74413
Assholes do tend to have a lot of drive. That's what pushes them to be an asshole. Without that drive most assholes would be forgettable at worst.

An asshole is

the following

he is a guy who

is better than you

and

doesnt hide the fact

and even

throws it in your face and naturally you do not like it but you can suck it for all he cares

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>>74438
The way you format your post makes you look like a cunt.

that's what wigs are for bby

rude

I can try though, OP.

I can try.

A man can always try.

I am confused. What do you mean?

>astroturfing on 99chan
there is no way this could be profitable

>>74319
>>74352
Who are you quoting?

>>74357
Who are you? Who am I? Who is anyone? What does it mean to be someone??

>>74356
Exactly, yet it happens on even the most obscure and inactive chans. I think these individuals just do a blanket search and target anything that pops up, imageboards being the hot new PR buzzword and whatnot. Invariably they never research the nuances of culture between chans which makes their endeavor both painfully transparent and counterproductive.

It's a bit distressing that somewhere along the line someone thought effective marketing meant emulating the posting style of a 4 big dicks up my asshole teenbro and spouting non-memes ad nauseam. That's what they think chans are - an unconscious bin of retards who are instantly receptive to whatever slurry of text and images happens to bubble up in the pot of excreta.

>>74282
They are pretty decent pokemon. His evolution swampert has a mega evolution. But you know what pokemon is bullshit? Unown. Fuck that asshole.

>>74284
Little known fact: Unown was meant to look/sound like "Unknown", highlighting their mysteriousness in-lore.

>>74287
I always assumed the "un" was a reference to the honorable kim jong un who is "known" throughout the world for his integrity and ballza deeds.

Kim Jong Un looks like a minion. Jeez, just look at that hair.

>>74325
He sort of is, to an extent.

>>74285
I had no idea that learning tools for setting goals and engaging with the greater community around you for support with those goals was an "animal" act and not a human one.

You want to learn to be a more disciplined human. Taking concrete steps toward greater discipline will not accomplish that. That's for animals.

>>74295
Its not just the lighting, its heating and if necessary, cooling as well. Also, you'd need electricity to power water pumps and such for permaculture/aquaculture systems. For the type of growing system OP is talking about, which I would assume is multi-tiered and space efficient, growing with just the sun would not work simply because anything below the top tier of plants would not get sunlight. Also If you read the OPs post you'd also know they want to ultimately develop this for use in space where it's probably not wise to expose your produce to direct sun radiation.

>>74299
Also, not to mention complete control over light depending on the crop would improve yield immensely. Some plants flourish under 24/7 lighting conditions, while others require cycles.

>>74294
>>74299
>>74300
>I'd like to develop more efficient and less impactful means of growing food. I don't think what we're doing is going to be sustainable much longer.

There is no way in hell growing crops indoors is going to be more efficient/environmentally friendly than current farming technology. You're just trading one thing you don't like (pesticides, soil erosion, fertilizer runoff) for something else. Like the 10,000 electric lights, solar panels, fertilizer and other chemicals you'll need just magically appear out of no where and their manufacture and disposal have zero effect on the environment. What I read OP asserting is that we can get more efficient production by growing crops indoors. Included in that efficiency equation is probably things like environmental impact, which hey, fanfucking-tastic, but you're not going to get more out of it environmentally or production wise by growing them indoors. Space crops fine, but not to feed 7 billion people..

>>Growing everything indoors would eliminate the need for pesticides and fungicides

you never had an indoor garden

you create a micro-climate which can and does produce mold, fungus, and insects

sometimes I worry that someone will connect my interests and stalk me across the different sites I regularly visit

rude

rude

rude

rude

>>74227
Doesn't work anymore. Guerrilla wars with crappy sandboxes just drains resources and time. You need full, nationwide militarization without suffering major losses to your own territory in order to stimulate economic growth. The only way that could happen is if we went to war with a major military power, but that's unlikely because of the threat of nuclear warfare. The whole "WWII ends Depression in US" was a one-off thing that will probably never happen again.

>>74229
Nuclear war may be less of a deterrent than you'd think. Sure, all the radiation and cancer sounds scary at first, but when you sweep that under the rug all you have to see is an opportunity to rebuild something.

>>74240
Is this hellza that hard to understand? As soon as nuclear war is initiated with a major power, the world ends. What isn't incinerated will be destroyed by radiation drift and severe, overnight climate change. That's why it is a deterrent, not because people are afraid of losing a single or even a handful of cities.

>>74229

Keynes would balk at throwing money at a military industrial complex. Part of the reason giving money to the military worked was because it indirectly subsidized vital industries that were in their infancy (automobiles, highways, fossil fuels, planes). In an advanced economy, simply throwing money at the military is an exercise in waste. Look at Putin's several hundred billion dollar "re-armament" program, pouring endless funds into the least efficient sector of their economy, while leaving the hinterland to be opened up by Chinese investment.

Keynes would have wanted the money to be directed where there was need. Not to mention, many war industries, Boeing for example, supply the private sector. Simply throwing money at them is going to come at the expense of private sector needs, especially since production can't be ramped up overnight.

You make 100 airplane parts at your factory, of which fifty are bought by the military, and fifty are bought by commercial airlines. The government doubling its air force will simply take the entire supply, and leave no spare parts for the civilian airforce. Eventually, they start falling from the sky, because civilians cannot compete with the ridiculous (and cyclical) demand from the military.


Russia is so cynical they used this incompetence as an excuse for that crash that killed the Polish presidential cabinet.

fuck yall. this thread is about Ms.Green's tight ass, not nuclear war.

>>74212

>You don't feel it's easy to become jaded when matches are decided exclusively by the proportion of scrubs

Let me guess. It's never your fault when your team loses?

>>74212

>doesn't play with a dedicated team

>calls others scrubs

>>74216
>dedicated team
Nope. I play games to escape from mandatory socialization, not the alternative.

>>74215
As someone who identified themselves as a person who doesn't play team games, yeah I suppose so.

пппппоооооол х

  I heard that when you strip search guys in jail you have to make them bend over and check out their assholes just in case they are smuggling something inside.

>>74137
fuck loads of as sweat in yout mum rectum

  space jam and ren'ai circulation mashups are my guilty pleasure

  polite

  god bless public access tv

http://www.slutload.com/video/deaf-girl-still-wants-to-be-a-pornstar/uWjf0B2OIrK/

what language is this

>>74204
Deafhorn

As a Canadian citizen, it is my duty to communicate in both English and French.

Dans un citizen Canadien, il es mon duti par communicatir dans l'englais et l'francais.

  >>74221
Ton francais ist non gut at all

mangez de la marde

>>74143

He finally ran out of asses to kick. The world is truly a poorer place. Farewell sweet prince.

rude

He died of an AIDS-related heart attack, how sad.

I'm glad I don't have your life, that's what i would do hope this helps.

>>73825
*not-terrible canned tuna*
what is this sorcery? next you'll tell me there you've found mercury-free canned tuna

>>73853
I don't eat fish any more for a number of reasons.

rude

>>73853

http://www.amazon.com/Bluefin-Ventresca-Olive-Tre-Torri/dp/B0002CO0DE

Ask and ye shall receive.

>>73919
but rappers prefer to shoot each other with Glocks, which aren't made by Colt

>>74027
Thank God someone understands this here. He could have nonliquid business interests worth 114.5 million dollars, but only $500,000 in cash. If a $5 million payment comes due at that time, he can file for bankruptcy in order to try to protect the majority of his assets. My guess is that's what's happening here.

i understand accounting

>>74039
ballza for you. This is a fincance thread, though.

i understand finance

>>73820
No you didn't I did.

Then I banned you.

Then I fucked your mom.

>>73824

Wait, were you any one of the players on the 1978 Meadowdale High School football team?

Because if you are you might be my daddy.

>>74026
http://www.classmates.com/yearbooks/Meadowdale-High-School/211323

which one of these is your dad

>>74030
Basically, all of them :(

>>74037
Many crimes are committed by fatherless black men. I am assuming you are white. Plus you have like 30 dads. So you are very lucky because you will never go to jail ever, what with all that white skin and al those dads

WHY IS CRUELLA BLACK

I think it would be a lot better as an animation. This just looks stupid.

>>73990
>they seem to be doing alright.
Didn't they just ban solar panels or something

>>73990
Well, their economy is in ballza shape, but they did grow up to become Australian.

>>74021
we cawl m8s cunt n cunts m8