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Aedan Mac Lir

@ChevaucheeN

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Katılım Ekim 2022
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Squiggles@heisei_ramen·
@ChevaucheeN And Americans need to try gyukatsu! Very similar in concept! Fried meat 😋
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Squiggles@heisei_ramen·
Not sure if the trend of 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸 food bonding is still going on, but there's one I saw no one talking about yesterday: Japan is OBSESSED with fried chicken. Deep frying in flour breading was introduced by Portuguese missionaries in the early 1500's, which became tempura, but it wasn't until the 1920's that starch-breaded longer-fried chicken thighs (often with a cold beer) became a huge hit among urban workers, construction crews and nightlife enjoyers alike. By the '50s, Japanese fried chicken had become a truly national dish for lunch boxes, rice balls, bar snacks and dinner tables alike. Today, karaage, bite-size pieces of boneless fried chicken, are found absolutely everywhere, usually with a squeeze of lemon and a drink or two. It's also the official meal of the Japanese Air Self Defense Force! Japan isn't alone in loving fried chicken, of course, with many neighbors also picking up the habit in the 20th century, but the sheer variety of types, regional variations, secret recipes, and ubiquity at any bar or convenience store make karaage a must-eat if you're ever visiting Japan!
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
Today, the white Right wing respects Japan as a nation that, despite its problems, has kept intact its racial and cultural integrity and thus the potential for national renewal. That’s why we go to bat so hard for you when it comes to recent immigration issues
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
The Japanese reaction of isolation was also understandable given the newly revealed power and colonial ambition of Europe; Japan was not conquered and its swift industrialization and victory over Russia in war confirmed its inherent “peerdom” with European powers.
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
Speaking as an American right-winger, Japan has always received a particular respect in European eyes. The first Japanese emissaries to Europe were ennobled because a kinship was recognized between two martial cultures of honor, decorum, courtesy, and aesthetic refinement.
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左翼@TANAKAKAKUEI512

外国人の極右の日本民族主義者の人。「俺が対等な存在として完全に扱われない日本こそ、俺が望む日本だ」とか言ってておもろい。日本人よりもはるかに気合の入った、ガンギマリ右翼思想すぎて最高や。

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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@AmongUs_au_n Normally, in most places we need to notify the fire department if we do a burn that large, and they may say no if too dry and windy. But it’s a lot of fun. So hot you have to stay 10m away
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@OutsideView_ “College sweetheart” is a bit of a stretch these days, have you tried grooming a mentally ill teenager online into having your babies
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Outside View@OutsideView_·
Gents, you can marry your college sweetheart, or you can spend 25 years leveling up so you can hand $50k to a staff of people unable to find a woman of child bearing age that cares you exist.
Blaine Anderson@datingbyblaine

Why is matchmaking expensive? To illustrate, here’s how I’ll lose money on a client’s $49,000 package. Client is 46, 6’2, exited tech founder. He’s looking for a woman 27-33, very specific criteria around match personality, appearance, and profession. Without diving into specifics, she: • Isn’t easily searchable online... • Isn’t likely to reply when we find her… • Isn’t likely to be single… • Often has a deal-breaker trait we can’t screen for without a phone call… • Isn’t necessarily interested in my client… I was expecting this to be a difficult search, so I quoted $49,000. I wasn’t expecting ~100 hours of labor to find each match, not including communication with the client! To date I’ve spent $45,000 on salaries for the women staffed on his search, plus $2,750 on styling and photos, and we still owe the client 2 matches... Before considering overhead (let alone opportunity cost) this will be a huge L financially. Things balance out though. Most engagements are profitable. Some engagements are quite profitable. For example, a new client in NYC paid $30,000 and paused after his first match, because he’s 99% sure we found his wife. That's still a new relationship, and engagements last 9 months (6 months of active matching + up to 3 months of pause), so we could be on the hook for more work in coming months. But you get the point 🙏

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Avelum
Avelum@novusolus·
The strangest dynamic in the early history of Zionism was the Orthodox Rabbinate denying the establishment of a Jewish state while Puritans & Evangelicals supported Restorationism, and the Rabbis did so partly as a consequence of internalizing the Catholic myth of the Exile.
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@nius_v Tolkien sends any educated person to a thesaurus far less often than even pulp fiction writer Jack Vance, it’s not even especially elevated prose
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@conan_esq This is the most flowery Tolkien’s prose ever gets, spending a single page to describe the flora of Ithilien; it exists where it does to evoke a sense of joy in the living world, in contrast to the loathsome desert in front of Mordor which the protagonists just left
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@conan_esq Tolkien’s prose is rock-hard, excellent modernism, conveying a huge depth and clarity of information with relatively laconic word count. People without ability of visual imagination tend to hate it.
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Conan, Esq
Conan, Esq@conan_esq·
I’ve harped on this to death already but my favorite factoid is that the entire word count of LotR is roughly comparable to one (1) flagship modern fantasy series entry.
Kendric Tonn@kendrictonn

@conan_esq The "Tolkien spends pages and pages describing a leaf or single tree!!" meme is the most baffling, when his actual prose is generally spare, direct, distant-covering, and has more than a little similarity to his rough contemporary, that avatar of verbosity, Ernest Hemingway

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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@fandompulse There’s far too much moral ambiguity in Tolkien. For example, Frodo questions if the Indian-coded southrons are all evil and deserve death. Today we know the answer to that with perfect moral clarity.
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Fandom Pulse
Fandom Pulse@fandompulse·
CBR writer Ajay Aravind on why he thinks The Lord of The Rings trilogy is tough to watch: "There's far too much moral clarity in The Lord of the Rings for the story to feel authentic and relatable. With very few exceptions, the heroes are always good and the villains are always evil. And yet, the 21st century has no place for black-and-white perspectives." How does one come to this kind of conclusion?
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@conan_esq It’s a Renaissance humanist work, there’s no mythic force in it
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
Not a single piece of productive property anywhere in that Appalachian holler- pure and noble life of highway robbery and cattle rustling
Steve Sailer@Steve_Sailer

@BamaExpat #1: Irate Puritan beauty would eventually leave me for a Boston Marriage with another woman in Amherst #2: Quaker: Happy wife, happy life #3: Scarlett O'Hara's grandma in Ol' Virginny: Rhett Butler's grandpa would mog me #4: Scots-Irish songbird: Fatal clan feuds get old quick

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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
A young white man having vigor, responsibility, authority, is so far outside the living memory of these washed millennial transformers it sends them into hysterical rage
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Aedan Mac Lir@ChevaucheeN·
@theBasedPrince @bronzeagemantis This belongs to the “Artemesian” generative force… when it is absent women mysteriously fail to become pregnant, carry the child to term, and have that child survive to adulthood. But yes birth control frustrates this
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@ChevaucheeN @bronzeagemantis Neither BAP nor you bring it up this time, though others have before, but often couples not really thinking of babies, but only sex, therefore pregnancy, biological/spiritual kicks in, parents therefore love their child and are happy to have him. Birth control prevents this.
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