>> | No. 451641
/b/451641
I know this is pretty fucking childish and odd, but I'd quite like to make a Twitter account and troll people. I've never had any form of social media, I never get into shit slinging online, but for some reason I've been thinking today that it might be a laugh. |
>> | No. 451660
451660
Use a VPN and Tor so you don't get done by the Malicious Communications Act if someone has a teary. |
>> | No. 451661
451661
Sowell7.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Buy the dip, stick a few grand on Twitter Inc. It's flatlining due to Elon weeding out the socialist workforce, no drive that milk the advertising revenue and push bots. Once Elon acquires and develops the platform through ecommerce (open market - free speech = advanced society), Twitter will no longer be held to ransom by corporatists. |
>> | No. 451662
451662
>>451661 |
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451663
I enjoy sending @beefybotham a picture of his own cock. |
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maxresdefault.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>451662 |
>> | No. 23810
/x/23810
Since this image wasn't that well received in The Ginger Thread, and by the recommendation of some lad in /b/: this is the "Guilty Would" thread. |
>> | No. 42942
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margo marshall.png ![]() ![]() ![]() Some drag queens can look pretty hot (no homo) |
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>>42942 |
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>>42943 |
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lucy-edwards-instagram-z.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Just want a bubbly blind gf. Real like Katawa Shoujo. |
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>>43031 |
>> | No. 4766
/spo/4766
I hope she reaches the finals. I-I t-think I am in love. She ticks all my boxes; |
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8690
>>8687 |
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8794
Murray.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Andy Murray's found a novel way to broadcast a dick pic to the world. |
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simona-halep-hits-the-ball.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Another slam for the former titty monster. |
>> | No. 9861
9861
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/61401519 |
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>>9861 |
>> | No. 24451
/v/24451
What are some good movies and tv series to watch while traveling? I feel like every time I go anywhere I'll get something to watch and have to awkwardly look over my shoulder as a sex scene comes up. |
>> | No. 38333
/news/38333
https://news.sky.com/story/charlie-elphicke-naughty-tory-mp-jailed-for-sex-assaults-considering-supermarket-shelf-stacking-to-pay-back-court-costs-12601891 |
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>>38456 |
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Annotation 2022-05-19 234727.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>38457 |
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>>38458 |
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38460
>>38459 |
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>>38458 |
>> | No. 24301
/zoo/24301
what's the British church like? |
>> | No. 24302
24302
We don't have the separation of church and state, so we have an official national church - The Church of England. They basically practice an extra-mild Christianity. In theory the closest American parallel would be the Episcopal Church, but the CofE is arguably closer to the Universal Unitarians. They don't really hold a strong position on much of anything apart from being nice. Most people in this country aren't particularly religious and only a tiny percentage are regular churchgoers, so most of our churches try very hard to be accessible to atheists and agnostics. The church has almost no political or social influence despite being deeply embedded in the establishment, because very few people are interested in what they think. |
>> | No. 24303
24303
In London inb particular there are also a few wealth doctrine cults. They are a disgusting American import and seem to be mostly popular in the black community. |
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>>24302 |
>> | No. 24640
/e/24640
Tell us about your guys / campaign / project, etc. |
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>>25679 |
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>>25678 |
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gossip_wide-76d0aa50675267f7a215d8e90bbae0dc643015.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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>>25681 |
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>>25683 |
>> | No. 3052
/uhu/3052
How the fuck do I use this? I don't even know how to buy fuel for it. "Normal petrol"? What does that mean? Will the petrol station sell me one of those bottles to put it in? |
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3060
>>3059>>3059 |
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>>3060 |
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3062
What's a respectful amount of time to wait to ask OP how the fuck they ended up with such a specific piece of machinery with no idea how to operate it? |
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3063
>>3061 |
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>>3062 |
>> | No. 15133
/nom/15133
Does anyone know a good recipe or have tips for curry laksa? It's something I've been meaning to get right for a long time but it's quite a complicated dish to get right going to by how hard it is to find good laksa in this country. I'm specifically looking for something that has a good amount of spice to warm your belly but at the same time the creamy base that South-East-Asian cuisine is known for. |
>> | No. 6093
/fat/6093
>What most people don’t know is that Oliver Sacks was also an obsessive weightlifter. So obsessive, in fact, that he broke the California State record in his twenties — squating an impressive 600 pounds. |
>> | No. 6096
6096
Yeah, but think about all that pussy he was slaying at the time. |
>> | No. 6097
6097
oliver_on_motorbike_in_greenwich_village_1961_on_m.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6096 |
>> | No. 6098
6098
you can build muscle, just don't life too heavy |
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6099
>>6097 |
>> | No. 6111
6111
I tried to get into lifting heavy, but eating all that food was way too much work. I'd rather be wiry like a jaguar than jacked like a gorilla. |
>> | No. 27993
/g/27993
I'm quite a fan of the Moto G series of phones. My G5S has served me well for about 4 years now, but the screen is now smashed up. Would a G9 be a good replacement phone, or are there better budget handsets about now? |
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28018
>>28017 |
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28105
What's the word on the current crop of mobiles? Looking at refurbs not new. |
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>>28105 |
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>>28106 |
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>>28107 |
>> | No. 451548
/b/451548
I've sort of fixated on the concept of the butterfly effect, to the extent it is ruining my life as I think of potential outcomes for my actions. Like if I failed my A Levels and went to my insurance choice, would Russia invade Ukraine in 2022? Or I messaged a girl on a dating app, she didn't reply, 10 years later found out she died. If I didn't message her would she still have died last year? Or if Maddie McCann got found alive and well, would I still be alive. I told my friends about it and they said it's schizo shit, but I feel it's all possible. Is the butterfly effect real? It really is beginning to consume me. |
>> | No. 451549
451549
When I first read about the butterfly effect, it was explained to me with quite a lot of focus on the fact that the outcomes are unpredictable. If you had a machine that could predict the future perfectly, measuring every variable now except the fluttering of one butterfly's wings, then over time the predictions would get more and more wrong due to that tiny inaccuracy snowballing into something huge. For example, a hurricane. You seem to be focusing on the idea that the butterfly caused the hurricane, but as I see it, the whole point is that the hurricane could not have been predicted. So sure, butterflies exist and hurricanes exist, but you can't link them. If you could, people would. So don't go blaming yourself for any butterfly-induced hurricanes; almost by definition, you couldn't have known they were going to happen any more than anyone else could have. |
>> | No. 451550
451550
Here's the thing, even if it is real, there's quite literally no way to control it or plan for it. You can't just not have a cup of tea because you think it might make Yellowstone erupt, because there is absolutely no way to know what the 'right' action might be. |
>> | No. 451551
451551
It might give you some peace of mind to think about the implications of certain conceptions of quantum physics. We don't yet fully understand the science of how that stuff works so even laymen like ourselves are permitted to speculate freely without some boff telling us we're wrong. |
>> | No. 451554
451554
Stalking.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() How do you link your choices to these outcomes? Simply existing has an impact on something, be it as little as the flow of air molecules around your body. The logical conclusion, if you wanted to eliminate your impact on the future, would be to cease existing. Are you going to restore the order of nonexistance? |
>> | No. 451556
451556
I sometimes think back to catastrophic events that happened where I was in one way or another close to the action or where me acting in a certain way could have led to a different outcome. |
>> | No. 9304
/£$€¥/9304
Evening chaps. Would you be able to recommend me a bank where the fraud blocks are optional, i.e. you can turn off your bank's tendency to block everything? I am with Barclays and fuck me sideways - I can book a £200 hotel ok, and a £30 train ticket, but if I book another £10 ticket (lol split ticketting) it has a shit fit and blocks your card. It didn't do that when a grand was taken out my account, though. |
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9380
>>9305 |
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9397
>>9305 |
>> | No. 9425
9425
Natwest has never done anything like this for me, either I'm lucky or they don't give a shit but in any case you could give them a shot. |
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9426
>>9425 |
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9427
>>9425 |
>> | No. 451479
/b/451479
I wish to consciencelessly exploit picrel new twist in the law for maximum personal gain, but I'm sure exactly how to go about doing it. Does anyone have any advice or suggestions that they would be willing to offer? |
>> | No. 451500
451500
>>451498 |
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451505
>>451496 |
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451506
Yass! |
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451510
>>451498 |
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451511
>>451496 |
>> | No. 3223
/£$€¥/3223
Have any of you bought Bitcoins or spoken to anybody that has? |
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9419
>>9411 |
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9421
>>9419 |
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>>9417 |
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9423
>>9422 |
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>>9421 |
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/iq/70212
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70931
>>70928 |
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70932
>>70931 |
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70933
>>70932 |
>> | No. 70934
70934
What about slaphead? Is that also discrimination? |
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70935
>>70934 |
>> | No. 9261
/£$€¥/9261
How do we fix the housing problem? The whole market is a joke and weighs on the neck of anyone whose parents aren't rich like an anchor. |
>> | No. 9406
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map.png ![]() ![]() ![]() >>9405 |
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>>9406 |
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>>9406 |
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9409
>>9405 |
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>>9409 |
>> | No. 31726
/emo/31726
I'm visiting family in the UK after 3.5 years. I moved abroad before the pandemic. I think I'm losing it a bit. |
>> | No. 31727
31727
I mean what did you want? A big party where they go "Ahhh, welcome home, our favourite and most successful son! Come, come, sit and tell the family all about your adventures!" |
>> | No. 31728
31728
>>31727 |
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31729
>>31728 |
>> | No. 41415
/x/41415
I think the gist is self-evident. |
>> | No. 42482
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martine croxall.png ![]() ![]() ![]() >>42120 |
>> | No. 43022
43022
8e7c3519874ca859ce7d85f08dc13226.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Are Sara |
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43023
>>43022 |
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43024
mena-suvari.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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>>43023 |
>> | No. 31703
/emo/31703
Is it possible a night of drugs (coke, weed, alcohol) has stopped my antidepressants from working? |
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31716
>>31712 |
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31717
>>31716 |
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>>31717 |
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>>31721 |
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>>31722 |