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Can't figure out how to get my phone to stop filtering out my humming part way through but check this out
Can't figure out how to get my phone to stop filtering out my humming part way through but check this out
abcdent retweeted
I can't do this anymore. I'm bowing out. My extremely complicated plan for suicide will likely take around sixty to seventy years to see through and I will be on here regularly for that entire time. Goodbye everyone
Mixed responses to the trial run of my "bhad al-bhabie" bit tonight ("kashmir al-sayyid howbou dat")
James, while John had had "had 'had,' had 'had had'; 'had had' had...," had had "had had 'had,' had had 'had had'; 'had had' had had..."; "had had 'had,' had had 'had had'; 'had had' had had..." had had a better effect on the teacher
Going to be a good day when the first thing I see after logging on is twenty people saying "disconnect every device you own from the internet for the next week at least or else you are going to be skullfucked"
The sheer enormity of the trvth nvke I managed to detonate with this image is something even I must make continual, active efforts to comprehend. Study it meticulously. Meditate on nothing but this image for at least two weeks. Pause only to drink water and eat rice
It's interesting that kids are still using "le" to mock the reddit affectation, how many of them actually know where that came from? It's been well over a decade since that was used for anything but mockery, how well versed are the youth in old rage comics at this point?
It's partly right to call YCSE "scripted," it's essentially a documentary with a single actor in it
Not just that he's playing the "Nathan character" but that he's entering a real story and fictionalizing his role, injecting his and Oppenheim's authorial intent into the artwork
This "plot point" itself serving to fully enforce the movie(in its authorial, artistic dimension)'s focus on this very question of documentary as an authorial artform rather than mere journalism






