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@j_aldeguer1 just amazing!

#bornonthisday #maquiavelo

@Rocknamn ah cool, its like those Luxembourg pop art paintings with all of the stippling!

Been reading a lot of Skip and Loafer, screwing around a little bit, started writing a Wolf comic script yesterday, so you'll probably get a long for narrative with these fellas now.

@_piratebae_ @woke8yearold 🤓

Trump is so much easier to understand if you get New York City. He’s a unique figure in many ways but also very much a NYC archetype

@_piratebae_ @woke8yearold He is not that vibe at all lol, you just want to feel all poetic just thinking that ROFL

@woke8yearold I sometimes see him as the last faded vestige of the Gilded Age. Oil/Robber barons. Skyscrapers. Gold plated everything. Excess. A dying ember of a bygone era.

@edwinhammeren @uncledoomer the fact that they are butted wire instead of riveted rings is way more retarded than their diameter

@uncledoomer Ah yes, makes total sense that a random woman would be wearing a chain coif showpiece with rings far too large to use for armor, and without padding to make it comfortable or protective inside of a tavern. Very medieval. If you were drunk, maybe.

i find this variety of performative medieval maxxing slightly annoying

@JohnThePapist tryhard shit, enjoy life in the moment not for fucking twitter

Filtered cigarettes lit with a zippo, slim fit shirt with a collar roll and no pleats in the back, the 60s are back

@SamaHoole the roman legions were mostly given rations of grain, not meat lol. I get that you are trying to fit a specific narrative but don't be dumb

8000 BC: "Plants are what we eat when the hunt fails." 3000 BC: "Grain and vegetables are what we feed the slaves." 500 BC: "Lentils and barley are the diet of the poor." 100 AD: "Bread and circuses for the mob. The legions get meat." 1200s: "Pottage and roots are what the serf gets. The lord eats venison." 1700s: "Vegetables and porridge are what the starving eat." 1800s: "The Irish are surviving on potatoes. The landlords are exporting the beef." 1900s: "Plants and grain are wartime filler. We're rationing the real food." 1950s: "Plants are cheap. Feed them to the poor." 1970s: "Plants should be the BASE of the pyramid. This is science." 1990s: "Plant-based is emerging as extremely healthy, actually." 2010s: "Plant-based is optimal. Meat is the problem." 2020s: "Plant-based is saving the planet!" 2025: "Plant-based is the healthiest diet on earth. The science is settled." You: noticing that the diet currently being sold as enlightened and optimal is the same one every ruling class in recorded history fed to the people it was trying to keep weak, compliant, and grateful.

@SCHIZO_FREQ @Howlingmutant0 Interesting podcast, the Sailia guy has easily the most annoying way of speaking that I have ever heard, other than that it was pretty good

We had @Howlingmutant0 on to discuss the doxx Apparently the journo who did it was pretending to be a 20yo girl and contacting all his exes like “he’s such a big meanie, he won’t stop targeting me !! So if you have any information about how he’s a selfish lover or anything, that would really help me out…”

@BChunpeng @trip_to_valkiri I'd bet you that the stock was put on after purchase, looks like a commercial kit

@trip_to_valkiri The legendary "paratrooper version" of the Type 56 semi-automatic rifle？It can use detachable magazines, and the stock is a folding stock similar to the Type 56-2.

Member of Northern Michigan Militia wearing Strichart style camouflage pattern uniform, 1994 period. He is armed with a Chinese Type 56 SKS-pattern rifle.

@Genericuser212 @StoniAstley how is a redon piece bad? the font is awful but the illustration is great

Any examples of a bad cover for a great book?

@ProudBavaria Act 1 and 2 of Pentiment are the most fun I have ever had while playing a game

This Pentiment game is a bit too political for my tastes!

@swanstaforever @PalmyrPar that's not the point of the post, the fact that someone attributes the discovery of abstract art to any single person is retarded

“discovered abstract art”

@MMeow41801 @Phoenix2299M @EricBoehm87 Have you ever heard of a triumphal arch before? do you seriously think only the fucking krauts have made them?

@Phoenix2299M @EricBoehm87 This one is German...

It would be really weird to build something so European-coded to celebrate America

@PurpyNFL Cartoonishly evil to want the government to abide by its own rules? An argument can be made that conservation for this bird should remain in place. But is it necessary to use federal law to protect it?

This is a cartoonishly evil argument dog😭

@rotttendecay @spongemp4_ if its posted on the internet who cares, watermark your shit if you care lol

@Mud_and_Blood amazing!

@PeteSeegerFan It's the one I drew, which copies the art style of the Chroniques de France ou de St. Denis (1380-1400) manuscript

Decked out my HEMA plastron with some bling

@TheWapplehouse Lamont the Fan Man on YouTube is the OG for fan autism, give him a lookie loo

I think I found my special interest guy

@EZ10Sid @cairoasmith free will doesn't exist because people settle in areas in which grow crops better?

@cairoasmith >pretending that free will exists award >pretending that the world isn’t dominos falling into place determinism award

@captive_0 @ProgressiveEmma @mateo_fsk @AlDefinitely @gamzdoingnothin getting rid of competition and hyper regulating the markets is actually real capitalism 🤡

@ProgressiveEmma @mateo_fsk @AlDefinitely @gamzdoingnothin the big deal was literally only to save capitalism. nothing remotely socialist about it.

I get that New England was rock-ribbed Republican back then but it just looks so weird that the ostensibly most liberal region of the country was always the worst one for the most liberal president at least up to that point.