This isn't the first time this specific website and its' users have been brought up here, but given its' connection to one of our most notorious trolls/spammers (ThingNoticer) maybe we can make this work, if only for educational purposes in regards to the modern rightoid psyche.
https://amarna-forum.net/I should probably start off by sharing this thread:
https://amarna-forum.net/t-Norwood-Games-and-Warehouse-Fun#pid15670
>I genuinely have no idea why the fuck I should ever go outside. I don't want to go on adult playdates that involve scheduling and designated activities in designated activity zones. How are people not supposed to be going insane and killing themselves in the face of all of this? >I feel like I'm the perfect age to have experienced the last wave of true normalfaggots who were actually perfectly happy devolving into humanoid pig-apes before the internet really metastised and woke everyone up. There's a desperation in something like going to an axe throwing lane or a rage room that doesn't feel the same as the dumb fucks I went to school with being outright ecstatic over being able to drink in bars and clubs where shit uyghur music deafens you.https://amarna-forum.net/t-Child-Programming>First, I remember my kindergarten was very determined to teach us all about pregnancy . Chickeuyghs were brought in to sit in incubators. And we were told over and over again how amazing it would be when they would hatch. I vaguely remember a chick dying one year, possibly even before it hatched. Memory gets murky on this point. Did someone step on one? Did one die iuygh and they told us? Did they crack auygh and show us the dead chick? Did I kill a chick? I don't remember too much beyond the fixation upon chicks (on the part of the teachers/handlers, not me. I couldn't give a shit but in my memories these are very pushy women). These possibilities might sound very weird on paper here, but I feel nothing about any of it. It just sounds like a really stupid idea to force chickeuyghs and the miracle of hatching on children.
>What goes from weird to proto-NAMBLA MKULTRA watching us through the one way mirror stuff is, I vividly remember these women teaching us about human pregnancy too. They put a lego man inside a balloon full of water and told us that women carry babies in their bellies. And then I think they told us the baby comes out the bellybutton, but I couldn't be certain on that. This one seems very weird to me, just the fact that it happened. I don't remember being afraid of confused and I have no lego man or balloon fetish today. I just can't imagine how this came to be something done for a kindergarten. Are these people just very naive and weird about the nature of children? I don't think anybody got messed up. But I can't think of any good positive reason to do this. It just seems like a pretentious waste of time concocted by bored retarded hicklibs who wanted to play inspiring science for a day with 4 year olds as their captive audience.
>These only really became weird when I linked the two in my mind as connected lessons on a greater curriculum of pregnancy and reproduction. Why were they doing that? Weird, weird stuff if you ask me. If this was happening in every kindergarten in the world and I'm just being retarded and autistic, please tell me so. I'd like to get this clarified if possible.
>Secondly, I remember warnings about fire. Housefires specifically. I remember Ronald McDonald on tv telling us to 'Get Down Low, and Go Go Go!", I remember visiting a fire station, and I remember being asked to ask my parents what our "plan" was for if the house caught fire. I think I also remember us four year olds being told that we could throw our mattresses out our windows and jump onto them if we were on a second floor. My windows didn't open. Pretty sure I just had to eat shit on that because the lesson was escaping out windows when our houses caught fire.
>Were they laughing at us? Does my mind concoct memories like this for fun? Or did the Australian government order kindergartens to teach children how to escape housefires? The latter sounds completely plausible to me. One could say this scared us, maybe it did. But if so, no lasting damage. I'm not "messed up". But between this and some other things I believe I could construct a solid narrative of fearmongering in Australian childrearing. Probably with good justification. Reason why the point of this thread is on whether or not such things actually have adverse effects, not whether or not they happen. The fact gay people and women love Vulpes is awesome to me, they know cool.
https://youtu.be/YkHkYIDYE1Ihttps://youtu.be/z81ra5x7S-4Most subhuman piece of shit redditors go for the NCR because they like the gas mask soldiers.
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