>>900
Put it in a ponytail. When I had long hair, that was always my go to. Depending on your face and phenotype, a ponytail can look badass on a dude. Other than that, you're sort of out of options

>>900
Depending on how thick your hair is, sweat can either drip down or linger in your hair. It doesn't matter how long your hair is; you will still sweat a lot if you are active. My best advice is if there is any way to concentrate your hair in one area, do that so that only one area sweats and gives yourself time to relax.

Growing my hair out as a teenager is one of my fondest memories. I'm going to do it again soon, once I get my own place. I like tying a handkerchief around my forehead, it kept the hair back and soaked up sweat pretty good.

Long hair is nice. Wear a cotton Bandana?

>>900
Hair grows faster in warm weather.

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One of my friends managed to order the Japanese dub of American Psycho on blu-ray which might just be included in the source material pack later in its own section.

the "paul allens card" sequence is related to something called "color theory" and the psychology of color.
you probably heard rumors that politicians have teams of retards who debate what color tie they must wear and something so simple, if ignored will cost them the race. well it is seen that red is a sexual, agressive color. hot like lava. blue is representative of masculinity, but also purity, faith and coolness like flowing water. to the average joe this is fucking retarded but in some circles its life or death, so yes the font and fucking eggwhite vs bonewhite on cards is serious buisness. someone having the better card is like watching your bank accounts getting emptied and thousands of customers leaving you, in their eyes.

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>>3333
I always thought that the business card scene was more about Patrick Bateman's insecurities rather than some deep psychological analysis of color theory. You know despite his high-status job Bateman is more like a NEET in a suit who is going through extreme motions to fit into the corporate world, but really spends his time listening to music, doing cross-word puzzles and drawing gore in his day planner. He's a child of nepotism that basically does no work at all, and the people in his social group, like Timothy Price, Van Patten, and Craig McDermott, they don't seem to get their positions through merit either. It’s all about appearances, connections, and nepotism, just like Bateman, or how else would he feel about facing his colleagues if his only value was his dad basically owning the company? Like Kimball said while Bateman was putting those CDs away, "I know how busy you guys can get." The competition in Bateman's group is all about surface-level traits, but then Paul Allen shows up, and he’s seen as higher in the social hierarchy (Rothschild account, Dorsia insider), and that’s what really sets Bateman off. What's worse I think is Paul Allen talking shit about Bateman, and people actually listen to him, like his words carry more weight than anyone else's. When Price shows off Paul Allen’s card to Bateman, I can’t take Bateman’s reaction seriously, he's being sarcastic, basically saying: Your card is just like mine, so why are you getting all this special treatment? Not to mention, don’t you think it’s strange that Bateman praises Paul Allen's card for having the exact same features as his own? "Oh my god it even has a watermark." He's pointing out how similar their cards are yet he’s the one left feeling inferior. When Louis, on the other hand, presents his card, Bateman feels like his whole social circle is being undermined. If a guy like Louis who’s lower on the social hierarchy can fit in with everyone else it just makes Bateman feel like a joke. And when Van Patten and Craig McDermott say, "what about dinner" and "cheer up" Bateman is in shock that they don’t see the significance of this, or maybe they just don’t care in the first place.
Another thing I wanted to mention is that scene where Bateman asks Paul Allen how he got the Rothschild account which makes me just think how that information would benefit him in the first place if he's not doing any work in the first place, or maybe it's just me not understanding how these wallstreet people operate in the first place...

>>3340
>I can’t take Bateman’s reaction seriously, he's being sarcastic
I don't know about that, I think this scene is about pointing out how shallow that type of attitude is. In a way, this kind of dick measuring contest based on what people own is not that uncommon, today I'd assume people compare stuff like phones or cars or shoes or TVs or whatever. But by presenting it through a lens unfamiliar to the viewer (visitor cards) the movie shows just how dumb this all really is. I also think that this obsession with something so ultimately insignificant shows how empty and meaningless their life is: as you said, they're not doing any work, or much at all really. So they have nothing to care about but dumb shit like this. Bateman has such an over the top reaction because he's trying really hard to fit in and so is even more obsessive about these things. That's my opinion at least

Does anyone have the image of niniba dressed ad peenile from ergo proxy?

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>>2797
I had almost forgotten about drawing that. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it in my archives. All I could track down was this thumbnail. The original was 600*800.

>>2802
Thank you! This is now my favorite post of the month.

Post 3184 from last month is excellent and it shows the frustration of this generation. That anon is the voice of the people.

>>3208
More like that anon is the voice of your post

>>3184
elaborate

>>3184
Outstanding thread, melon addict

>>937
Absolutely, this is my biggest peeve. I consider myself an open-minded person. I have no desire to impose my beliefs on anyone. But one group I cannot stand? Mother.fucking.wiccans.
I hate when they get uppity about any of their beliefs being "the original." When they talk shit about Christianity just stealing/rebranding "wiccan" holidays. Blatantly false. Wicca was not a thing, barely even a word, before 1954 or '56. Its holidays are built off of a calendar that historical pagans would not have had any familiarity with. Wicca was a movement headed by post-WWII counterculture with the faintest veneer of historicity painted unceremoniously across its face. Every wiccan I've met has been legitimately low-iq, finding "faith" in nothing more than the feeling that they're owning the christian normie patriarchy. They are completely unwilling to engage in independent research, just as bad as the most bigoted fundie christian. When someone tells me they are wiccan I instantly know they are only interested in using faith and belief to boost a certain aspect of their self-image, not to provide moral framework or pursue profound truths or whatever else religion can be used for.
You wanna call yourself a historical pagan? Fine, I don't have any grief with that. If your beliefs are well researched and thought-out, whatever they may be, I can learn something from you and that's something I appreciate. Wiccans don't have that and never will. It's one of the biggest farces of the 20th century west, and that's saying something.
This isn't even getting into the outright delusional/vindictive side. I fully invite any wiccan here to lay your worst curse on me. Burn your oldest yew, your driest sage, your dankest weed. Bring it the fuck on, asshole.

I can't believe these individuals haven't been stated, but white knights are some of the most detestable people with zero actual backbone. I hate how they will put on an "alpha" act around guys usually, and then they treat females with kid's gloves no matter how cuntish they are. These people can never be reasoned with, or will they change because women will always get unearned attention, and the white knight will always be desperate. I don't see any way to successfully counteract this behavior because it doesn't bother most people.

People who promise and never deliver. Words lose meaning when you talk to this type of person. I don't want to associate with people who don't try to make their words a reality.

>>596
i was going to go in a long rant but i'll keep it short by saying this isn't new behaviour either. this isn't just now and because of muh trump and muh libs or something, take a look at old comicbooks since the '30s to atleast roughly the 90's, the coldwar, the commies, the natzis "muh racism" the russians, and in the 2000's it was the muslums as "terrorists"
the amount of moralfagging and strawmanning is unreal and there's always a bugaboo bad guy to be scared of. you always have to upkeep some type of social norm and if you don't, you must be "insert bugaboo here" and you better fucking watch out the bugaboo is everywhere.
i was reading an agent of shield comic and i had to stop reading that shit because of a character introduced called the "hate mongerer" who had a "hatred ray" that made people ""racist"" AND GUESS WHAT AFTER BEING UNMASKED THE HATE MONGER IS LITERALLY HITLER ZOMG HE SURVIVED and this shit was written in like 1963. i was watching the umbrella academy show and in season two a character gets transported back in time and participates in fucking black suffrage even though literally no one cares its the 2000's and that shit wasn't in the original comics and continuing onwards there was a show i used to watch called supergirl on the CW and it was pretty much a comfy show about an outsider and it was hardcore comicbook shit like the red tornado makes an appearance but then out of fucking no where the culture war makes an appearance and it becomes hardcore anti trump muh racism
these people are brainwashed even jews still jerk off about hitler and blacks jerk off about muh whitey at this point you really have to scoff at how obsessed people are about conflicts that are 100 years old or even just 8 years old.
although slightly unrelated of a topic if people want to consume media to escape they want to fucking escape not get sucked in to the culture war and its getting really old.

I hate people who will hold grudges. I can't do anything and I won't beg for you to like me again and there is nothing I can do.

lol yeah, i used to use caimeo all the time. laughed my ass off at the ways suits would try to lock it up. really too bad it took itself offline. that was a sad day.

>>3090
When did it close already?

>>3089
I used some torrent site on I2P for a while, and I saw a Reddit clone on Tor that looked interesting. In general I haven't found hidden services interesting enough to really stick around with for any extended period of time. Although the hidden services available may be different from the last time I checked years ago and the obscurity might filter normalfags maybe

>>2307
22chan won't be completely dead till the last poster ceases to post.

What was YOUR thoughts on this april fools?

>>2598
It was really scary, those otters sure are a piece of work.

>>2598
It was wholesome that /pol/ was more like /sewers/ than it was /pol/.

>>682
i was trying to figure out /a/
i was thinking of making a thread for shiki but honestly a part of me feels like it would just be me talking to myself but at the same time it's stupid because it's a fucking imageboard and so what? maybe a month will go by without takers and hey maybe someone who watched the anime will stumble by or whatever and the thread will get flooded by posts. Another problem of mine is either i'll get distracted while watching an anime and lose interest or find it hard to bother watching something that someone mentioned, am i the idiot here or is there more like me? is this some type of writers block but with anime?