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The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation
« on: January 17, 2017, 03:00:45 AM »
Also, input on what version to watch (dub or sub) is welcome too.
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The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 17, 2017, 03:00:45 AM »
Also, input on what version to watch (dub or sub) is welcome too.
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The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 17, 2017, 02:59:36 AM »
Standings:
Cowboy Bebop: 3. Baccano: 3. Black Lagoon: 2. Looks like we have a tie. If there's no more votes by tonight, I'll just flip a coin or something. 3093
The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 05:32:03 PM »God help you Flee if you don't watch Cowboy Bebop.I'll probably just count the amount of times a specific anime is recommended and pick the one with the most mentions. Seems like Cowboy is winning at first glance. 3094
The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 05:22:55 PM »Yeah but one (1) anime can still be played off as an unfortunate accident. Two is like halfway to being a weeb.So far, it seems to be either Baccano or Cowboy Bebop.Please for the sake of all that is holy, if you watch one, you have to watch the other. Both are amazing pieces of work. Cowboy Bebop was the anime that showed dubs can actually be good if you put effort and talent behind them. But no, if I end up liking one I'll probably give the other a go as well. 3095
The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 05:16:38 PM »
So far, it seems to be either Baccano or Cowboy Bebop.
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The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 03:43:04 PM »If you're apprehensive about committing to a full series, the Studio Ghibli movies are god-tier and are the length of an average film.I'd rather do an actual series. I've just found myself wanting something short to watch when I have nothing to do, so that's why I'd like a show. 3097
The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 03:39:05 PM »Yeah, but it kind of looks like it's made for 4 year olds. Is that just the art style?I used to watch Doraemon a lot when I was youngerLiterally what the fuck. 3098
The Flood / Re: I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 03:28:27 PM »I used to watch Doraemon a lot when I was youngerLiterally what the fuck. ![]() 3099
The Flood / I will attempt to consume one (1) Chinese animation« on: January 16, 2017, 03:21:27 PM »
Without realizing it, my Youtube (while muted) had autoplay on and somehow made its way from AGDQ and Dark Souls videos to anime. When I caught this, this video was in the related videos list.
YouTube Naturally, the answer to this question is that all anime is terrible and that this guy didn't have to spend 31 minutes avoiding that fact, but I'm taking this as a sign. I recently saw a few clips on Hunter versus Hunter which people on 4chan said is basically Dragonball Z 2.0 (it wasn't, really) but it didn't hold my attention. I'm also not watching anything else at the moment, so there's that. So since it's 2017 and we're supposed to try new things and whatnot, I will watch a Vietnamese cartoon that you guys pick. I'm not a fan of tropes and the idea of high school love romance sounds terrible, so please be gentle. Spoiler I don't commit to actually finishing anything. Just giving some show a honest try. 3100
The Flood / Re: Hey Eurofags and Bonglords« on: January 16, 2017, 02:54:06 PM »
Don't refrigerate them until they end up in stores is best of both worlds. Avoid washing and keeps them fresh the longest.
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The Flood / Re: Do you see yourself as an SJW, feminist or creationist?« on: January 16, 2017, 06:45:26 AM »Yeah, it's not too well known for some reason. The WHO has a 4 tier classification system, with tier 1a only covering the the cutting of the clitoral hood and 4 being all other forms which do not sew or remove the labia and entire clitoris.I wasn't aware of that, that makes sense.That seems based on a lacking understanding of female circumcision procedures. There's many different types and the labia or clitoris are only removed in a few of them. Very often it's limited to a small knick or cut of the clitoral hood, which is the exact female counterpart of the foreskin. The consequences of those are at the same level of male circumcision (if not less) and yet they are still outlawed just the same despite being done for pretty much the exact same reasons (assumptions about hygiene, religion, social approval, culture, sexuality...).It's not when the surgical procedures aren't comparable. There's a good reason why female genital mutilation is called that, and why it's outlawed.Because it is legal to circumcise males but not females, pretty much.No shit, there's issues on both sides and it's not black and white. "Women are systematically oppressed" doesn't mean "mean literally live on the 7th cloud".If you're discriminated against by the government and society, you're lower socially than someone who isn't.Lower social position? How can you be at a lower social position not by your choice?Women can't do anything, neither can men. We're limited by our social position and wealth. Women by default have a lower social positon than men because of the institutionalized discrimination they face. That's the problem.Women can do anything, as long as men let them - is that right?Institutionalized discrimination is oppression.Give examples of oppression in the Western world, please.Women in America are oppressed, just like women in the Middle East are.two out of threeAre you like Verbatim: For example, in South-Asia the procedure is still relatively common but much more limited. This article describes it well and states that FGM there is limited to "procedures such as cutting off a small piece of the highest part of the clitoral hood (also known as the prepuce or foreskin), drawing blood by scraping or pricking". This should definitely still be illegal but is much more similar to male circumcision and is clearly far removed from the complete removal of the labia and clitoris or even the sewing shut of the entire genital area. I fully agree with you, but comparison can definitely be drawn between the male and female type. Several forms of FGM are much worse than male circumcision, but others are not too different. 3102
The Flood / Re: Do you see yourself as an SJW, feminist or creationist?« on: January 16, 2017, 06:21:14 AM »That seems based on a lacking understanding of female circumcision procedures. There's many different types and the labia or clitoris are only removed in a few of them. Very often it's limited to a small knick or cut of the clitoral hood, which is the exact female counterpart of the foreskin. The consequences of those are at the same level of male circumcision (if not less) and yet they are still outlawed just the same despite being done for pretty much the exact same reasons (assumptions about hygiene, religion, social approval, culture, sexuality...).It's not when the surgical procedures aren't comparable. There's a good reason why female genital mutilation is called that, and why it's outlawed.Because it is legal to circumcise males but not females, pretty much.No shit, there's issues on both sides and it's not black and white. "Women are systematically oppressed" doesn't mean "mean literally live on the 7th cloud".If you're discriminated against by the government and society, you're lower socially than someone who isn't.Lower social position? How can you be at a lower social position not by your choice?Women can't do anything, neither can men. We're limited by our social position and wealth. Women by default have a lower social positon than men because of the institutionalized discrimination they face. That's the problem.Women can do anything, as long as men let them - is that right?Institutionalized discrimination is oppression.Give examples of oppression in the Western world, please.Women in America are oppressed, just like women in the Middle East are.two out of threeAre you like Verbatim: I don't disagree with you, but the argument that they're incomparable and shouldn't be part of the same debate only holds true for the most extreme cases of female circumcision and ignores much of reality. Both practices should be illegal and drawing comparisons with female circumcision is perfectly valid in this debate when considering other types of FGM too. 3103
The Flood / Re: Do you see yourself as an SJW, feminist or creationist?« on: January 16, 2017, 06:07:29 AM »Because it is legal to circumcise males but not females, pretty much.No shit, there's issues on both sides and it's not black and white. "Women are systematically oppressed" doesn't mean "mean literally live on the 7th cloud".If you're discriminated against by the government and society, you're lower socially than someone who isn't.Lower social position? How can you be at a lower social position not by your choice?Women can't do anything, neither can men. We're limited by our social position and wealth. Women by default have a lower social positon than men because of the institutionalized discrimination they face. That's the problem.Women can do anything, as long as men let them - is that right?Institutionalized discrimination is oppression.Give examples of oppression in the Western world, please.Women in America are oppressed, just like women in the Middle East are.two out of threeAre you like Verbatim: 3104
The Flood / Re: If I could gain the ability to magically turn female when I want, I'd take it.« on: January 16, 2017, 05:33:54 AM »Please learn basic female functions before making mass assumptions plz and spank you~I'm no expert, but first two pages of Google: http://www.reproductiveaccess.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/skipping_periods.pdf http://www.healthline.com/health/birth-control/skip-period-birth-control http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/birth-control/in-depth/womens-health/art-20044044?pg=2 http://www.health.com/menstruation/how-to-skip-period http://health.clevelandclinic.org/2014/12/7-benefits-of-skipping-periods-with-birth-control/amp/ http://www.rch.org.au/kidsinfo/fact_sheets/Oral_Contraceptives_-_Skipping_periods_when_taking_the_Pill/ https://www.bedsider.org/features/290-a-quick-guide-to-skipping-periods-with-birth-control 3105
Serious / Re: I just want to opt out of society« on: January 16, 2017, 03:38:59 AM »Was going to say the same thing. They were compared and contrasted in my philosophy classes too.contrasted Leviathan with a book written by another individual I think a century laterIt was probably Jean Jacques Rosseau's The Social Contract. 3106
The Flood / Re: If I could gain the ability to magically turn female when I want, I'd take it.« on: January 16, 2017, 03:21:57 AM »
And be able to change back too? You'd be insane not to. Lots of benefits I can think of.
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Serious / Re: A reminder that the establishment of both parties are shit« on: January 15, 2017, 02:07:11 PM »
Is that the MW2 sound thing in the background?
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The Flood / Re: What is the worst country?« on: January 15, 2017, 06:47:36 AM »
Somalia, North Korea, Sudan and Laos come to mind.
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The Flood / Re: ultra rare oc pepe don't steal« on: January 14, 2017, 11:41:05 AM »It's in a better place now.Is that LC? 3110
Serious / Re: House & Senate Begin Process to Repeal ACA« on: January 13, 2017, 07:17:46 PM »Of course, what I meant to say was "damn, if only I too had a system as majestic as the NHS. God save the Queen and Worcestershire."shhhWeren't you a fan of health care systems like the Netherlands and Belgium (which are to my knowledge basically identical)?Paid 25€ for great health care>tfw you dont have to pay anything 3111
Serious / Re: House & Senate Begin Process to Repeal ACA« on: January 13, 2017, 07:11:45 PM »Weren't you a fan of health care systems like the Netherlands and Belgium (which are to my knowledge basically identical)? I had to pay the 25€ but will ultimately only have to pay €5 to €0 (the rest I'm refunded) depending on what it is I go in for.Paid 25€ for great health care>tfw you dont have to pay anything 3112
Serious / Re: House & Senate Begin Process to Repeal ACA« on: January 13, 2017, 06:19:44 PM »
That reminds me that I still have to turn in my last doctor's bill. Paid 25€ for great health care and still get to receive 15€ back in refunds.
I really hope you guys get something decent to replace ACA and that Trump / Republican Congress don't leave millions in the cold. 3113
The Flood / Re: Since the banning of Verb led to a boost in activity, who should we ban next?« on: January 13, 2017, 06:01:20 PM »No clue. I doubt the ones people would like to see make a return (Kinder, Kiyo, Noelle...) are going to come back after being unbanned. Seems unlikely they really kept in touch with the people here as well.I haven't really been keeping up with this conversation, but I'm just gonna say that us unbanning people isn't going to just bring them back. It's been a pretty long time since we permabanned someone who isn't a Russian spambot, so I'd assume most of them have already moved on and wouldn't even notice that they could start posting again.I'd be game for unbanning some of them, but the people who just spammed meatspin until they got perma'd aren't going to add anything to the forum.You people should all just get in on the same Discord server instead of having all these different ones. It's confusing.Yeah but let's be honest here who else wunban everyone who is banned^^^this^^^ 3114
The Flood / Re: Since the banning of Verb led to a boost in activity, who should we ban next?« on: January 13, 2017, 05:55:51 PM »I haven't really been keeping up with this conversation, but I'm just gonna say that us unbanning people isn't going to just bring them back. It's been a pretty long time since we permabanned someone who isn't a Russian spambot, so I'd assume most of them have already moved on and wouldn't even notice that they could start posting again.I'd be game for unbanning some of them, but the people who just spammed meatspin until they got perma'd aren't going to add anything to the forum.You people should all just get in on the same Discord server instead of having all these different ones. It's confusing.Yeah but let's be honest here who else wunban everyone who is banned^^^this^^^ 3115
The Flood / Re: What was the worst new movie you saw in 2016« on: January 12, 2017, 03:55:19 PM »
Suicide Squad was far from a good movie, but this is seriously touted as the worst movie to come out in 2016? There are many things wrong with it, but come on now. I'm glad I didn't pay to see it in theaters, but it was hardly that bad when you take it as just another capeshit movie.
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The Flood / Re: What was the worst new movie you saw in 2016« on: January 12, 2017, 02:15:52 PM »
So what exactly is Harley Quinn supposed to bring to the squad? There's a living aimbot, crocodile tank, firebender, swamp sorceress and all sorts of shit, and then there's a random crazy girl who swings around a bat?
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The Flood / Re: Since the banning of Verb led to a boost in activity, who should we ban next?« on: January 12, 2017, 11:07:15 AM »ban all the modsUm. 3118
Gaming / Re: Games that you've never finished« on: January 12, 2017, 09:08:19 AM »
Witcher 3 would be the most notable example, but I definitely intend to go back.
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Serious / Re: I just want to opt out of society« on: January 12, 2017, 09:07:14 AM »Is mispronouncing it a capital offense?YesWorcester? From the famous Warchestershree sauce?I've always liked Worcester because it doesn't feel like a city.Aye. Colchester's just about small enough for me.The only good city is just a really large town.I don't want to live detached from civilisation but I do like the idea of living in a rural community.Seriously fuck cities. 3120
Serious / Re: EU more at risk from hard Brexit than the UK, says Mark Carney« on: January 12, 2017, 09:06:20 AM »For certain things and the banking sectors, maybe. But there's a lot more to the Brexit than just that. I don't think you can accurately qualify who would lose the most from a bad breakup.Can't say I'd agree, but both stand to lose.The EU is more reliant on British financial services than the other way around. Britain's financial services sector is heavily concentrated in the domestic market; a loss of passporting rights or dip in service exports would be worse for the European firms reliant on the City for certain things. |