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>>47030
Do you even read comics? Superman/Supergirl is notoriously supposed to be hot. It's not martians in DC were talking about.

>>47032
Brie Larson mogs this girl

>>47036
No.

>>47054
>Brie larson
it's Iman Vellani tho ? did you mean captain marvel ?
(also I'm biased as fuck,I've always been attracted by uncanny valley looks for some reason,so she's beautiful to me)

Peak Review

So what's going on lately in the world of marvel and dc

>>45319
>>45509
This is sad.

711chan:
>Hello, big news… I've decided to resign as an administrator for 711chan for two reasons…
>Stress. Keeping the port down myself has been tough. The raids, CP spam, and dealing with Kusaba X is a taxing thing to do, and better people can take the reigns alongside lolwut.
>Motivation. My time and energy is very limited and I need to move on to better things.
>I will still hang around, post, and chill in IRC, but I will step down as admin soon.
>In my place, angryspessmarine and Longfag will become admins and run the site alongside lolwut.
>You can stop by IRC anytime and hang with us. Just don't bother me about admin stuff unless I need to speak with them.
>Let the slurpees flow, one last time from me as a staff <3.
>~bigbully
sad, also why the fuck is there guro in one of the banners.

>>45848
711chan is still around? I haven't been there in like 15 years

https://8chan.moe/rwby/catalog.html

Best alternative to 8kunt and 4cuck. Home to every topic under the sun, boards can have custom CSS and people are mostly chill. It's like 8ch.net used to be like.

Unfortunately sir, it appears Erischan has… been scrunched.

>>47047
>I am not getting anywhere in terms of recognition
<part indigenous, bisexual, paranoid schizophrenia
Fuck off. There is an overabudance of thirdies, retards selling their idpol trash.

>>47050
this. The market is oversaturated.

>so my plan is to play on the publishing industry's obsession with identity politics.

that's not a writer, that's called being a hack

Can you post your works I want to read some good horror

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I got this one. Looks a lot like yours. It's supposed to be just amazing for its size and cost. I have yet to find any cool broadcasts though. Just normal stations. I am going to get a roof antenna to attach it to so I can hear cool stuff.
I saw a video recently of a radio nerd who got a hold of some ancient military radio that could actually tune to frequencies normal ones can't. FUCK that angered me. How and why would radio companies be prevented from making equipment that can reach those airwaves?? I don't like being controlled like that. There must be some way around it. You'd think especially digitally. There are just conversations out in the air that we cannot hear because our listening equipment has been "hobbled" and limited purposely by LAW??
So he got it working and what did he hear? Illegal gold miners in Brazil openly discussing their crimes. So the transmitters what work on this "secret frequency" aren't even being used by secret army dudes, but just criminals.
Pretty fucked up, don't you think?

not related to the thread but how do i do home amateur radio anons what should i buy to learn it?

bob lassiter was a pretty underrated left-leaning radio personality from the pre-rush limbaugh era. here's his interview with the imperial wizard of the kkk

>>47051
Just buy an SDR, a VNA, some feeder and an appropriate length of additional cabling for the antenna design you want. Maybe an ATU as well.

Or you could just buy something like a Malahit DSP 2 if you want to be spoon fed.

>>32620
Liberal Tucker Carlson rehashes last week's Twitter controversies mediated through mock incredulity

Vernon Chatman

>>32620
He is basically a glorified video essayist.
Good propaganda, mostly weak comedy. I like him but he's not as funny as Stewart or Colbert at their peak (the Bush years). His comedic style doesn't do it for me. I only laugh very occasionally.

I've always liked Carlin, David Cross, Jake Johannsen, Garry Shandling, Patton Oswalt, Marc Maron, Andy Kindler, Todd Barry, Louis C.K., Paul F. Tompkins, others I can't recall right now.
Newer guys I like are Dan Soder, Joe List, Shane Gillis, that's all I can think of right now.

tony zaret is pretty good

This is the best thread on leftypol

You’re not allowed to say merry Christmas you guys don’t you remember!?!?!?
>>>/draw/5603

>planting potatoes on someone else's property is better than owning your own plot of land because of eminent domain
you know that eminent domain (usually) means you get compensated for your land, right? also check out the permaculture thread, which is really just a gardening thread >>33648

>>45819
exactly. dont do politics if your gonna half ass it with vague 'oh this sucks' without even hinting at a practical non-idealist solution

>>45818
That's like saying you don't use an apples to grow apple trees, you use apples seeds, while apples are perfectly fine for apple tree planting.

I really enjoyed it. Just like Breaking Bad, though, my opinion is that all shows should be this level of smart, this shouldn't be the unique diamond it inevitably will become. I also don't think it needs a season 2. It's going to stuffer from the same writing issues every season 2 show has when it wraps up everything so neatly. It'll focus too much on interpersonal drama to delay and buffer episodes because they don't have a real plot anymore. It'll also pull a midichlorians bullshit when it inevitably explains too much lore about the alternate dimension powered by mother earth or whatever they decide it will be.


Yes, the writing was good, the politics were on point, the art style grew on me, and the animation was great when it wanted to be (just look at the way the turtle blinks!)

>>45628
Is it finished? Might check it out

it's too performative and solipsistic for me, the way the dialogue is written and the characters talk to each other like they're all just exchanging very rehearsed monologues instead of actually communicating, the kevin smith style of writing. takes me right out of it.

>Never lend money to friends, family, or significant others. If someone asks, just say you’re broke blame a credit card bill or another excuse.

Or you could just say "No, I don't feel comfortable with that." You don't have to lie to your friends and family and significant others, you can just tell them honestly that you don't feel comfortable loaning them money. Sometimes I have chosen to give money to people I care about when they needed help and I was in a position to help them, but I didn't lend it - I didn't expect to get it back or get anything in return, I just gave it to them. In some cases it helped them and in other cases they squandered it, but either way I don't regret anything.

>If you’re debating whether to "wrap it," think carefully. Even if she claims to be on the pill, mistakes happen—and 18 years of child support is no joke. That money won’t just go to the kid; it’ll fund her nails, hair, vacations, and car payments while you’re left with no say.

Why would it be an internal dilemma whether or not to wear a condom? If you don't feel comfortable consenting to some sexual act, you are not obligated to do it. You realize that, right? You should never, ever let yourself feel pressured into having sex, especially unsafe sex, and it doesn't matter if the pressure is external or external, whether it is your own fear of missing out or her feelings of entitlement or insecurity that are pressuring you into having unsafe sex, either way it is coercion and you should never let yourself be coerced into sex by anyone.

>No degree? Get a job and work hard. Plenty of non-grads (e.g., construction workers) outearn art history majors working at Starbucks. But stats show grads usually earn more over time—so if you go, do it smartly.

Or you could also go to college and get a degree - there is no age limit at colleges, you can go there and get an education at any time, you could take a couple of online courses part-time while holding down some job and earn money and get an education at the same time, it doesn't have to be a binary choice whether you want to be a "college guy" or a "blue collar guy" - you don't have to live your live according to these rigid simplistic social identities, you can just do whatever you want, it's entirely up to you and it's your life after all. And you do know that money and career success is not nePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>47012
>>47013
I think both of you give solid advice. I would agree more with op but I know I didn't completely follow that advice in my own life and I do agree it is a bit too conformist. Personally I was a neet for portions of my life and while I don't regret it I most likely would try to things differently if I had another shot. In the end I think luck plays a big role in how our lives play out though.

>>47016
>while I don't regret it I most likely would try to things differently if I had another shot

But you know you will never have another shot, you know that it is impossible to relive your life with prescient knowledge of future events. And even if you could, whatever altruistic goals you have in mind now will probably go out the window very quickly after you've destroyed everything in the world that you don't like and become a Bitcoin quadrillionaire and Emperor of Earth. If you want to be a better person you have to start by accepting yourself for who you are right now, at this very moment, not some fictional ideal version of yourself that you dreamed up.

>>47018
More of what I was saying when I wrote that was to do things differently to try to be more normal. You know be like independent at younger age, have regular employment and a normal social life maybe get in a relationship here and there. I wouldn't be looking to become a millionaire or emperor of earth just a supposed "normal" person that's all. Again I don't really regret too much the things I did do maybe I just feel a bit unfulfilled or behind in life. But maybe I would've felt this way if I had been more "normal" anyways. And you are right, at least I think you are, about accepting yourself at the moment in order to change even if I'm not trying too hard at the moment.

>>47021

If anything in your past had been done even slightly differently you would not exist right now; you would be someone else. Why would you ever want to erase yourself and become someone else? To be normal? What does that even mean? Your self as you are now is the most valuable thing you have and you want to trade it away just to fit in with this piece of shit world? Just be yourself, god damn.