Search results for "92cf1cc6a80b82422d5a7ca18e3e91c8" in md5 (24)

/co/ - Retarded executives/meddling thread
Anonymous No.150272263
>>150269623
>umm...acktually it's 11 minutes
/o/ - >AMERICANS DON'T HAVE ROUNDABOUTS
Anonymous No.28577324
>>28577126
There are SOME roundabouts in US but the proportion between lights and roundabouts is nowhere near comparable.

There are parts of Europe where basically every intersection is a roundabout, whereas in US you can drive for hours without ever seeing one, especially if you aren't driving around suburbs (and why why would you do that as a yurotard tourist?)
Conversely, you can drive in Europe for hours without seeing a light intersection (* in some regions, outside local capitals), while in US every hicktown has several.

Poland for example feels almost American (as far the main road network goes), whereas UK is completely inside out and upside down, and not just because they are driving on the wrong side.
/his/ - Greatest Leader of the 20th Century
Anonymous No.17923563
>>17923550
>attempted to practice communism
>nationalist above all
lol retard
/r9k/ - what do you think your face rating potential is?
Anonymous No.82159557
what do you think your face rating potential is?
I legit think I can be a 7.5-8/10 if i leanmaxxxed
/adv/ - /ATOGA/ - Ask the Opposite Gender Anything
Anonymous No.33477140
>>33477125
That's an interesting field.
If I had a Grill who could heal me, that isn't a bad perk at all. Or, at least tell me what medication is probably better than whatever is on the shelf.
/mu/ - Thread 127310661
Anonymous No.127318258
>>127310788
Technically, you don't smoke the leaves.
/adv/ - Atoga - Ask The Opposite Gender Anything
Anonymous No.33467392
No need for spanking.
A Full Nelson (or two) would properly set her straight (and happy).
/lit/ - why are some people so snobby about certain genres?
Anonymous No.24577408
why are some people so snobby about certain genres?
Every book club i've joined had at least 3 of those ""people"" who would judge the crap out of you if you enjoyed ANYTHING other than highbrow literature. Lord forbid if you really like fantasy superhero stories like I do, those dumb nerds will get so passive aggressive its crazy.
/v/ - Hellraiser: Revival
Anonymous No.716197832
>>716178069
>and when they stop it blasts you with complete pleasure from the absence of pain due to how our nervous system works
Actually it's because your mind becomes so warped that "Pleasure and Pain become one in the same".
So every time Pinhead is on screen just know that he's mere seconds from cumming at any moment.
/v/ - Thread 716039070
Anonymous No.716047823
>>716045486
>Spain conquered an entire unknown civilization with just sailors and priests.
It's less those sailors and priests being Übermensch, and more that they rallied the native tribes who hated the ruling empire and gave them military support, but still.
/v/ - Thread 715982197
Anonymous No.716021034
>>716013645
>Eh, the problem with tremere girls is they're always going to be that nerdy wicca type
Tremere blood magic is heavily based off Hermeticism. If anything, they'd laugh at Witch-tok shit as a bunch of kine nonsense while they perform esoteric "Real" Magic
Which is actually just sorcerer "Hedge" magic but mention that to their face and they'll explode your cock off
/tv/ - Traditional. Rustic.
Anonymous No.212899412
>>212895909
ploughmen's lunch was a marketing push in mid century england and is objectively less traditionally english than curry.
/tv/ - Thread 212605976
Anonymous No.212607889
>>212607448
Master and Commander is the first book in the series, and he's just been promoted to master and commander and he's sailing against the french.
At the far side of the world is like the 4th book.
He pretty much fights everyone england ever fought at some point.
/vr/ - Thread 11857285
Anonymous No.11857423
>>11857382
/pol/ - Thread 509921104
Anonymous United States No.509923549
>>509922981
They just design hardware; they are fabless.
/v/ - Thread 714925854
Anonymous No.714954915
>>714929428
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/pol/ - Thread 509886047
Anonymous United States No.509886921
>>509886546
New Mexico is not the midwest lmao. It's in the mountains at about 6900ft above sea level, 100ish miles from Mexico.
/pol/ - Thread 509435948
Anonymous United States No.509437593
>>509437503
OK, I'll take your word for it. 0 got it.
/v/ - Death Stranding 2 sales
Anonymous No.714057725
>>714057523
Indonesian basket weaving website.
While true, isn't it also American as fuck to hate on the gay furry?
/vg/ - /gw2g/ - Guild Wars 2 General
Anonymous No.529353504
>>529328092
Its selfcest.
/v/ - Thread 714015519
Anonymous No.714022586
The idea that players are solely motived by results/winning is simply false and easily disproven, go look at most objective PvP team games and watch how many people would rather DPS/snipe/kill shit than just play support or do the objective, even if its more "efficient"

The true answer is that people gravitate towards what's fun and satisfying, and for a lot of people winning/being efficent IS fun and satisfying, but it's not the whole picture. There are times when winning is boring, and where playing suboptimially is fun. Fighting games are extremely competititve yet there are still games where the playerbase have unoffically decided to ban characters for being too broken, simply because they're bad for the health of the game and make it unfun. Speedrunners will create new catagories when a strat is too powerful and ruins the fun. Players will self-regulate themselves up to a certain point if "efficiency" is boring enough, the threshold is just much higher
/vr/ - How do I get the NES colors to look like the same as the right side on emulator.
Anonymous No.11832673
>>11832284
you mean 0D
/n/ - /PYBT/- Spring Winds of Change Edition
Anonymous No.2044770
>>2044756
Post bike.
/his/ - "mesoamerica" thread
Anonymous No.17766615
was rudy right about the aridity of the Yucatan? It's savanna forest, which is means 30+ inches of rain a year, which is Seattle*-tier. Doesn't sound arid to me. Sounds like Thailand.

*Olympic rain shadow notwithstanding. Whoever was about to point this out, picrel.