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[ola small dickie]

E cam distopic

[TG]

E cam gay.

[Mărar]

Nah, ce poate fi mai interesant decat alien life? E ontopic

Daca astia chiar sunt extraterestri, sunt extrem de plictisitori.

[ola small dickie]

E cam gay.

Da. Tot timpul mi s a parut ca extraterestrii arata gay.

[ola small dickie]

[Apollyon]

Daca astia chiar sunt extraterestri, sunt extrem de plictisitori.

You're only saying that because you didn't dig into the UFO lore, it's way stranger than fiction

[ola small dickie]

L-ai prins pe Marar cu asta

[Apollyon]

[sleepknot]

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[Vlad Dracul]

[Magicake]

AI jumpscare

[Vlad Dracul]

AI jumpscare

So... r u scared yet?



On the other hand:

[Vlad Dracul]

Nu știu dacă s-a postat în altă parte pe marginea subiectului de mai jos (Stop killing Games), da' consider că merită să-i fie acordată atenția necesară:

[ola small dickie]

Excelent spus

[MC]

Cum adica ii umilesti pe cei mici atata vreme cat nu se expune identitatea copilului care a scris „perla”?
Se simt umiliti toti cei care sunt clasa a VIII- a sau a XII-a sau care e logica? Cand am devenit atat de soft?

Iar asta cu perlele care sunt oglinda profesorilor e de bezna mintii.

Perle de genul „Harap-Alb face o vrăjeală cu Sfânta Duminică și iese la lumină învingător”, „Lică era bossul locurilor din poveste” nu au cum sa fie doar vina elevului si a educatiei de acasa, sigur e oglinda muncii profesorului care numai asa le vorbea la ore.

[ola small dickie]

Mi se pare sinistru ca o turma de adulti sa rada de ce a scris un copil la scoala sau la un examen. Sa se faca chiar caterinca publica cum se face la noi chiar la tv.

Bine, daca o gandesti la un mod foarte superficial da e hahaha ce amuzant ce idiot ce a scris haha. Dar daca incerci sa gandesti putin mai profund e cam ce am scris eu mai sus

[Magicake]

We read an entire scroll — without ever opening it
PHerc. 1667, sealed since the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, has been virtually unwrapped and read from beginning to end.

https://scrollprize.org/firstscroll

[ola small dickie]

In 1913, Dolly Oesterreich was an unhappily married woman in Milwaukee. One day she told her wealthy husband, Fred, that her sewing machine was broken, and he sent over a 17-year-old repairman named Otto Sanhuber. Dolly, then in her early thirties, answered the door in little more than a silk robe. The affair began almost at once.

To keep it secret, Dolly hatched an audacious plan. She had Otto quit his job and move into the attic of the very home she shared with Fred.

For years, Otto lived in the rafters like a ghost. By day, while Fred was at work, he came down to be with Dolly and help with chores. By night he retreated to the attic, writing pulp fiction by candlelight. Fred occasionally heard footsteps overhead and noticed food vanishing, but Dolly convinced him he was imagining things.

The arrangement mattered so much to Dolly that when the couple moved to Los Angeles in 1918, she insisted the new house have an attic, and sent Otto ahead so he'd be waiting. His strange life simply resumed in a new city.

Then, in 1922, Dolly and Fred came home and began to argue violently. Hearing it from above, Otto emerged with a pistol. Fred was shot three times and killed.
The lovers staged a burglary. Otto took Fred's watch, locked Dolly in a closet, and slipped back into hiding before police arrived. It worked for years.

The truth surfaced only when Dolly gave Fred's "stolen" watch to another lover, her attorney, who went to police. The press dubbed Otto "the Bat Man." In the end, both walked free, Otto on an expired statute of limitations, Dolly on a hung jury. She took the full truth to her grave.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walburga_Oesterreich