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 No.67[Reply]

New tool album is out.Thoughts? Sounds good to me.But, it feels like their swan song. They seem to agree. Anyone else listening?In some respects it really sounds like they are pushing their boundaries in other it sounds very cookie cutter (not a bad thing for tool)Thoughts?
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 No.69

>>296Yeah chocolate chip trip was pretty fucking disappointing. There will be faggots that will fawn over this album and unscrupulously praise it for years to come though,
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 No.10317

These bottom dead threads are perfect for random shit that helps boost PPH a little.
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 No.14635

>>67
I think it's amazing and one of their best so far. It was challenging sinking my teeth into it, but I find myself more and more re-listening to it, moreso than any of their "classics". I liked the Easter eggs, like the Aenima bridge "hidden" in Invincible, incidentally the most accessible song on the album; 7empest is my favorite song on it, Pneuma and Fear Inoculum are also highlights. Chocolate chip, Litanie feel like jokes, but don't detract from the overall quality of the work. I think Maynard's other projects have some cool songs here and there but can't hold a candle to Tool, so I'm certainly hoping it's not their swan song (although very hard to top this imho).
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 No.14927

Moved to >>>/music/478.


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 No.14610[Reply]

Looking for video content that doesn't rot your brain. Things such as high quality Historical documentaries or quality lectures from academics.
No breadtubers.
Bonus if it can be found on youtube
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 No.14634

I'm pretty sure that the Revolution Will Not Be Televised is on youtube


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 No.13942[Reply]

Hello, comrades. Yes, you, you fucking faggot. "We" (the party state) know, that you cook. Therefore we know that you have an incentive to post ITT, which is nothing else than leftyporg.org's attempt to share recipes.

Please don't be too much gay ITT, and stay on topic.

p.s.: the gunk and dirt are a feature, not a hindrance!

We start by putting like 2 different recipes, namely, "KAPUSKA" (Turkish cabbage recipe) and "SZÉKELY KÁPOSZTA" (Hungarian cabbage recipe) and mixing them into one.

INGREDIENTS:
sauerkraut (sour cabbage)
chopped onion (large)
3 chopped garlic
chopped hot salami
whole cumin (like a dozen)
whole peppers (like half a dozen)
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 No.14171

>>14170
our chef here is meme-ing the eternal anglo.
It's like the jewish thing, except for anglos and nobody should take it seriously.

our chef here is using it because the board has had a meme about how logical positivist which peaked in the anglo world has become a stumbling block to western marxists understanding of marx.

and while I'm here, there's also a meme that tries to frame the irish as "the real jews", which exemplifies how ridiculous the boogieman of the jews is. we don't have anything against the irish.
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 No.14172

>>14171
I see! Thanks for explaining :)
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 No.14173

>>14172
no probs :)
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 No.14375

Fuck I’ve been watching Food Wars and it makes me want to start cooking.
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 No.14527

Interested in wacky experimental vegan recipes which you can only make living in specific US states? Well here is my favorite new recipe:

Comrade Granola's Vegan Jambalya (gone mexican) (gone fusion)

1 (28 ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice
14 oz (whole package) of vegan soy longanzia
(found here: https://elburrito.com/products/non-gmo-soy-longaniza/)
½ large onion, chopped
1 pasilla or even spicer dried pepper, seeded and chopped
2 stalks chopped celery
1.5 cups vegtable broth
4 cloves garlic
1 tablespoon miso paste
1 1/2 teaspoons cajun seasoning (OKAY IF YOU CAN TOLERATE HEAT THAN USE WAY MORE, THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT)
½ teaspoon dried thyme
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 No.1516[Reply]

What is your favorite Soviet tank?

mine is the t80
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 No.14048

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1k17 Szhatsie

A self propelled laser tank
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 No.14049

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>>14048
>Soviet was IG irl
everything makes sense now
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 No.14051

>>14048
from wikipedia:
>[The laser beam] was created by focusing light through 30 kg of artificial rubies

COMMUNIST
SITH
LASER
TANK
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 No.14401

>>1526
>The modernized versions are as powerful as the T-62 or early T-72
This is false, modernized T-55s don't have composite armor.
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 No.14417

>>14401
Wait really? I though both Belarusian and Ukrainian T-55 modernized variants have both reactive and composite armor?


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 No.5853[Reply]

http://markluskin.blogspot.com/2011/03/from-archive-dark-deco-by-dr-michael.html?m=1
&ltthe Art Deco enthusiast, like the devotee of Expressionism, is by that interest making a statement about the nature of his or her soul. He or she is impatient with surface images, bored with frippery, and drawn by the weird and the outré. Art Deco portrays the human being as one secretly wishes to be: a kind of _Metropolis_ robot[rix] with a dispassionate, cool, and cruel disposition. Art Deco is never warm, cozy, reassuring; it is glacial and impersonal. Those fearful of, dissatisfied with, or contemptuous of human emotions seek in Art Deco a mirror which will show them - and reinforce in them - only the non-human aspects of their souls.

Post pics of your favourite pieces of art deco.
Pic related: Hoover building, A40 (Western Avenue), London, England.
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 No.13685

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Gaumont State Cinema, Kilburn, London, England
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 No.14207

a better question is: Is art Deco bourgeois?
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>>14207
It is bourgeois. But is it any good? That's another question. the better question depends on whether you're looking at it from the viewpoint of hobbyist, or from that of a town planner, in my view.


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 No.14211[Reply]

Post aliens, posadism, cosmic horror and anything related to these subjects
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 No.14273

>>14241
Elder Things?
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 No.14364

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Lovecraft became extremely based and REDpilled later in his life. Kind of a shame he died so young and never got to see the defeat of fascism and all the greatachievements of socialism after WW2
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 No.14365

>>14364
The first pic cuts the most based part of the quote
>As for the Republicans – how can one regard seriously a frightened, greedy, nostalgic huddle of tradesmen and lucky idlers who shut their eyes to history and science, steel their emotions against decent human sympathy, cling to sordid and provincial ideals exalting sheer acquisitiveness and condoning artificial hardship for the non-materially-shrewd, dwell smugly and sentimentally in a distorted dream-cosmos of outmoded phrases and principles and attitudes based on the bygone agricultural-handicraft world, and revel in (consciously or unconsciously) mendacious assumptions (such as the notion that real liberty is synonymous with the single detail of unrestricted economic license or that a rational planning of resource-distribution would contravene some vague and mystical 'American heritage'…) utterly contrary to fact and without the slightest foundation in human experience? Intellectually, the Republican idea deserves the tolerance and respect one gives to the dead.
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 No.14369

>>14365
Its great to see the redemption arc of your heroes


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 No.14338[Reply]

Is it based? There's very heavy imperialism and post-colonial themes in this show.
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 No.14340

>>14338
Tell me more about it
Whats it about etc?
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 No.14341

Does it match Patlabor and GITS?
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 No.14342

>>14340
Aliens give humans a bunch of mechs and the third world use them to resist first world imperialism. The first world's military hardware becomes "obsolete".
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 No.14343

>>14342
Sounds great ill give it a chance
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 No.14348

>>14342
>Aliens give humans a bunch of mechs and the third world use them to resist first world imperialism
Looks like a posadist anime, I will try watching it but there's an anime board you know. You should post stuff like that over there next time.


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 No.14294[Reply]

I first took up the piano when I was 13 played until I was 18. After that I didn't play for 10 years. Now I've been taking it up again and relearning. Most of all I like it. Anyone else play it? Other comments?
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 No.14295

I've been practicing piano in a hope of eventually learning how to produce synth music. Learning how harmonics, majors work has been refreshing after spending most of my life as passive consumer of music. My current mechanical piano skills are dogshit and I still struggle to use both of my hand simultaneously but hopefully I get better over time.

What are you playing these days?
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 No.14296

>>14295
That's tight. I'm just doing some beginner stuff, to be honest, so it's really just shortened versions of classical music. I've forgotten so much, but I feel like I'm making some fast progress.
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 No.14297

>>14294 (me)
Feel free to comment if you play another instrument, too.
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 No.14300

The national anthem of the PRC is pretty easy and fun to play lol.


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 No.14127[Reply]

Not sure if you nerds watch handegg and this was a boring superb owl but what is a materialistic explanation for Tom Brady's success here? Is he just very good at picking out teams that aren't shit?
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 No.14270

>>14217
Haaland
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 No.14288

>>14263
not even football fans like football. watch literally any other sport. basketball, hockey, and soccer are all entertaining on their own merits.
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 No.14291

>>14288
College football is good
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 No.14292

>>14288
I think the sport you're thinking of is baseball, now that is a truly boring sport.
Football just has a lot of pauses but that's because it's a generally rough game.
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 No.14293

>>14292
Baseball is more of a drama than a sport, truth be told
at least American Baseball isn't played over 5 fooken days
https://youtu.be/coSL_bN1gQw


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 No.13754[Reply]

We need to study the Gibbons. Collect all the new youtube video that is related to the Gibbon. Only then can we unlock their secrets.

Here's a recent one: gibbons fighting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si31_UKLaa0
Notice how their comical anatomy makes them physically unable to hurt each other. (And please, take note in your scibbon notebook.)

Here's the other Gibbon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxQAB5C3Glo
Note: it's called kulak gibbon - a very rare species indeed. It got its name from hoarding humans. A single kulak gibbon can hoard up to 6 humans, but some sources say they've seen a whole human village being owned by a kulak gibbon. (N.B. in your notebook: further study of Gibbon class structure is required.

More on warfare:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCP9wqgtJhE
Notice the superiority of Gibbon agility vs. the puny jaw strength of the dog who can't even bite once. Other species it seems, are afraid of the Gibbon. The Gibbon uses tactical warfare aimed at influencing its enemy's psychology, the enemy gets irritated, makes mistakes, the Gibbon wins.

Another inferior species: the feline.
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 No.14117

>>13983
okay i understand why everybody want to return to monke
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 No.14156

>>14117
Meh.
Primates are no match for the giant otter.
3.45min of vid embedded
<Other otters attack the monkeys
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 No.14157

>>14156
otters are mean :(
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 No.14236

>>14157
lizord no : (
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based thread
>tfw gibbon folder empty


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