Around 2 pm today Suprise Ted kinda melted, he was too good for his world.
In other news it was like 6 inches of snow which is fucking insane for a place that hasn't got snowed in, in maybe 100 years. It was incredible, i haven't even felt snow before at all of seen it, besides in the movies and in games so it was really cool. I wish i could have gotten into a snow ball fight with someone, Couldn't find anyone so i just threw a couple at the wall. No one actually talks how hard it is to make a snowman or a snow ball, its so soft and you really have to compact that stuff. I also fell for the stupid meme of like, trying to roll that stuff into a big ball like the cartoons. Made a snow angel, stayed outside for damn near the entire day, drank hot coco, i'll never forget this experience.

It's been raining a lot lately. Opening the windows to smell the dirt has been nice. When I try to go on nightwalk the way it has been windy has made the rain annoying though.

>>4176
how is it annoying?

>>4177
The wind makes it less appealing to go outside. Wind+Rain makes the rain soak you and make you feel uncomfortable and wetter than you normally would. Rain can be manageable with jackets and umbrellas but the rain makes lessens the effectiveness of those items.

The weather has been excellent lately. It has felt almost like Spring in the best way. The grass looks really nice and pretty and it is comfy to walk out. The quality has inspired me to get out a little more lately.

>>4113
I don't know why i spoilered the last bit, but thats just a taste. Early on, one of the situations that sets off the primary issues that kicks off the story is steriotypical terrorist durka durka allah akbar, porn enjoying, 72 virgin fucking muslum sandniggers who sets off a dirty bomb in their own country, then later the second time in america. I mean that literaly, the first bomb was set off by an autistic savant koran worshipping muslum who was given free porn by other muslums. the other bomb was set off by these two delerious muslums on a boat who pretty much set it off by accident put of sickness and mental retardation.

>>4114

They were offended when I bought this land. They used to think of it as their own private hunting preserve.”“Tell me about the run-ins,” Jeff persisted.“We used to keep a hunting tent at the top of the canyon. After we asked them to stop trespassing, one of their clan broke into our equipment locker and crapped all over the handles.”Jeff lowered the binos. “They literally shit on your equipment locker?”Jason shrugged. “They’re rednecks. Down on their land, they’ve built a ghetto survival retreat—they’ve got foxholes, buildings made out of pallets, tripwires. It’s like a scene out of Deliverance.”“What did you do about them shitting on your locker?” Jeff drilled down.“We let it go. Eventually they quit coming over the mountain to hunt.”
This pissed me off, because they bought the land without even talking to the people that lived there and they most likely owned the land beforehand and got the land they owned pull out from under them, and yet they are a bunch of "inbred hicks"? fucking whatever man.
Jason’s answer made him feel self-conscious, like he had compromised his “man card” by not making the Beringers face consequences for their disrespect. By all accounts, Jason was a man’s man. Tall and broad of shoulder, he had taken care of himself, working out daily, lifting weights and completing a handful of half-ironman triathlons over the years. He had been an Eagle Scout and, since boyhood, he had spent a large chunk of his life in the woods. But even a “man’s man” felt self-conscious around Jeff Kirkham. No amount of civilized outdoorsmanship compared
with two-and-a-half decades living in the muck as a Green Beret.“Those Beringer people can’t stay,” Jeff concluded, not inviting discussion.“I’d like them gone, too, but they own that land. I don’t see how we can run them off their own land without inviting others to do the same to us.”“Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” Jeff handed back the binoculars with a blank smile. That smile made Jason uncomfortable. It implied gamesmanship. It hinted at a desire for a chess match, like something out of a Kipling novel, a penchant for cheating, a pleasure at defeating others through superior maneuvering. Nothing implied by that smile put Jason at ease with Jeff Kirkham. Jason was well aware that American Special Forces operators cheated. They fought at night with night vision and air support. They used technological advantage to win with grotesque dominance over the enemy. Top-tier Green Berets were often loaned to the CIA, where the deeds ran dark and deep. Jeff had almost certainly triggered foreign insurgencies by employing carefully set layers of intrigue and connivance. He had spent a lifetime in the mind-bending juxtaposition where an operator’s personal reputation and integrity among Americans was everything. That same operator would smile at a terrorist across the table, call him brother, use him like a dishrag, then radio in an air strike to kill him.During the decades Jeff fought for his country using every trick in the book, Jason built wealth and honed his ability as a leader of enterprise. He made a career out of full disclosure and fair dealing. He had been taught early on that virtue won most battles on the fields of commerce and had made a great deal of money through cooperation, collaboration and respect.Jason didn’t know the half of Jeff’s career, and he suspected Jeff had spent time within the shadowy elements of the United States government. Jason worried that the same subterfuge might someday be turned on him.He looked at Jeff for a long moment. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander. What befell the Beringers could easily befall the Ross family, Jason thought to himself. And then after that there's a gigantic circlejerk on how cool jeff kirkham is, i actually feel sorry for the other author jason ross lmao. THIS IS JUST A DEVIANT ART FANFIC.

Been reading One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
I like it, it's nice. Was thinking that it would be dreary but it's actually uplifting. I like how mcmurphy pointed out the nonsense of the system and he helped out characters like chief reclaim their humanity.

jung's biography is pretty funny. at one point he tried to hypnotise a client for in collage and things ended up getting trippy as fuck.
so before he could start the client put HERSELF under hypnosis before jung could start, and internally jung is freaking the fuck out because he has no fucking clue as to what in the goddamn is happening so he plays it straight because the other students and teachers are watching, everything works out and the client gives jung everything he needs to pretty much declare the client as sane and jung shouts "YOU SEE THIS IS THE POWER OF HYPNOTISM" to the onlooking students meanwhile internally he's happy it's finally over because he seriously could have been in hot water and probably kicked out.
also as a kid his bogeyman was the fucking jesuits, and whenever he saw a catholic preist he'd get frightend.

I remembered a qoute from fight club that has been running around in my head recently so i thought i'd find it, and post it here.

If you're male and you're Christian and living in America, your father is your model for God. And if you never know your father, if your father bails out or dies or is never at home, what do you believe about God?

What you end up doing is you spend your life searching for a father and God.

What you have to consider is the possibility that God doesn't like you. Could be, God hates us. This is not the worst thing that can happen.

Ha! I'll do you one better:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1th9gmD4dEra3I9JvDSQZidq10h6TEG6y
All of Adobe's CS6 products. (PW: /F/LAGSHIP)

>>809
Damn this is huge. Fukken saved and thanks

link broken

gif me free sony vegas fgt

https://sourceforge.net/projects/hesuvi/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y4O12uomTI [Play] great alternative to crap like Dolby Atmos to simulate immersive surround sound

https://youtu.be/4BgrxTrNYEg [Play]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=tL-5wcuRRJY [Play]
Its a retarded youtube channel and i love it, especially the parts with raven ownership and when he directly talks shit about his raven and the fucker just looks into the camera like "yeah, so what?"

https://youtu.be/hVmelQMLkwY [Play]
It's really fascinating hearing audio recording from a forgotten war, the ironically phrased, "war to end all wars".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5poBoAZ1hus [Play]
A short movie where an old guy interacts with CGI characters. I've found it quite funny and amusing, it's firmly in the "so bad it's good" territory and I'd say it's pretty soulful

https://youtube.com/watch?v=dTn9uRkkNeQ [Play]
I can't stop laughing it's so fucking bad, the cgi, the fucking robot voice,
it's art.

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>>4215
Noooooooooooooooo!

>>4232
They have pet frogs that they let chill in their home, also he doesn't seem so happy that his home was disturbed.

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What song do you think he is dancing to?

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>>4234

>meaning it can act as a truth serum of sorts
that's more of a thing for much higher/repeated doses, but yes mushrooms (or rather, all psychedelics, since they act on the same receptors) do make people more open-minded and cofessy
The main difference between most psychdelics is how long they last. Shrooms last around 4 hours, LSD lasts around 12 hours, and DMT around 40 minutes, speaking of DMT, there are sites on how to extract it from root bark and how to put it in a vape, this vape is called the e-mesh, built specifically with DMT in mind.

>>4222
Have you any experiences of some type while on those substances?

>>4230
Yes, I have tried low doses of shrooms, and when I closed my eyes I saw visions similar to the image OP attached.
I know a few people who took mega doses and they started freaking out and spilling out a bunch of random info.
I haven't tried LSD or DMT but I imagine DMT would be more similar to shrooms since it is chemically similar to the active chemical in magic mushrooms which is psilocybin, which is structured as 4-PO-DMT.
I would imagine it would be similar to shrooms but last much shorter.

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I like collecting kaiju figures. This Revoltech Baragon is my favorite one. I also need to dust my shelf.

>>4083
Damn i got a figure of godzilla from the 2014 movie, what i really want is one of OG godzilla or mothra if they even sell those.

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>>4084
There are quite a lot of those, though they seem to have hiked in price since I last remember. I think the Bandai vinyl ones are pretty easy on the budget and I think they've started making newer ones, but they aren't as high quality but still nice. Revoltech has a cool looking Mothra figure but it's pretty expensive now.

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I got some new vinyl figures today. Forgive the awful camera quality. Pretty happy with these ones, Moguera and Megaguirus respectively. These are newer Bandai Movie Monster Series releases so they seem to have a more colorful coat of paint than older ones. I kind of like the paintjobs on older Bandai figures (see image 3). I feel they were a bit more stylish and detailed, even if not faithful to the colors of the monster in the movie.

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I need this.

>>1533
When foraging plants and fungus, take care not to do it where people walk their dogs often. Dogs like to piss on all the good stuff. Also watch out for toxic pesticides or heavy road traffic that can put heavy metals in the soil.

>>1235
I must report that for me, tea tree oil did not work. I applied it with a q-tip to my Athlete’s foot. FOR SCIENCE. It was pure oil, stored in a closet and about a year old, I dont think it lost its purity. I also dont know if i was supposed to mix it with water or coconut oil to use as a buffer and if that would have made it more effective.

>>1196
If it's just a cold you have, safety pinning a hand towel to the front of a t-shirt and wearing under something else, so the chest is warm but the torso doesn't overheat, always sped up getting over it by a few days. For me at least.

When i got sick with some type of illness recently, i bought some sinus rinse and did it daily and i think it actually helped me recover faster.

>>4219
It was just a saline solution with no additives.
What i think is when you blow your nose out with colored mucus, that's a bacterial infection so by clearing that out regularly that's less of a chance of staying sick instead of leaving that bacteria just sitting there.