nakadashi
Horny on main.
Here's my first one:
Internet Dreams
Internet Dreams
Virtual Cafe Awards
In those 365 days, I wrote 20 blog posts. My ideal is one post every fortnight so my "final grade" for the year is 77%. LESSSGOOO, C'SSSSS GET DEGREEEEEESS, SONNNN!! I def wanna thank @Voicedrew for starting the Travelogue as it has definitely motivated me to write more. But, really, for anyone reading this looking for inspiration to write more, I can't vouch for community involvement enough.
That firewood post was very comfy ngl.
Dude, I loved this. And it would've been P-E-R-F-E-C-T, for basement community's blog event (I submitted it on the thread anyways). The comparison you made was awesome, yo. I'd have never thought that. Dreams (& Lucid Dreaming) are topics I reflect a lot about so I double enjoyed the post.
Curiously enough, ripping blu-rays with MakeMKV is one of my hobbies. I guess we all Agorans truly think alike.
This was great. I also enjoyed reading this one from SURAGU recently:
Hey! Thanks for the submission, man! Glad you liked it. I also quite enjoyed your entries!
*now*
after all, so there is no real guarantee this is Reality) :- but i dont still know what caused this change in mood... >
and (regarding to nerdture, changes and education cca...)i miss you, mighty wannabe future...
where is my utopian scholastic and GVC at! give it back! warez! free knowledge to (eat the rich) make world better (so we can turn the table/monopoly game we are figures in)
:'( - fuck that, why did scientists became sell-outs...I don't like being pessimistic, but after 20 years where all we have is roombas, and Juiceros, and Moneros- I don't think technology can reasonably progress any further than it already has, no matter how much money we pour into it, we've pretty much done it all. And that's OK, we're at a good point technologically. I don't think pop culture is out of ideas- I think science is out of ideas. We're not going to be building a Dyson Sphere anytime soon, so we should just save up our resources and make do with what we've got until the moment presents itself in a couple centuries, and focus on art instead in the meantime.
i am nostalgic for this, but because it was pinpoint when world would turn back for a while and instead of nowadays "timeline" we would live in (ok i prolly lie to myself, but what if...) world people in 50s imagined - if you ever seen "meet the robinsons" or "metropolis 2001 (by manga, not by fritz lang)", you may know what i talk about, visually at least (most).
Nail on the head with these two sentences. Every gripe I've ever had with fandoms condenses into this, and it's the reason I believe some level of gatekeeping is necessary in online cultures. There are total normalfags out there who assume they hold esoteric knowledge of the Star Wars universe just because they understood a reference to it on The Big Bang Theory. There are people who only ever play AAA games and never played something from before their own time, yet assume they know everything about gaming because they played le nerdy Skyrim. It's that kind of attitude that gave Starfield the "most innovative gameplay" Steam award; not because Bethesda paid anyone, but because gaming has spread to a mainstream culture that doesn't actually understand the medium. - https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php?threads/fandoms-and-nerd-culture.6357/post-97882 (@GENOSAD)
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Cultural changes you've noticed in your lifetime
The whole slacker thing, right? Being an old millennial, I might stick up for this a little. Apathy aside, it was at least based on a recognition that the prevailing culture was somehow inherently unhealthy and cynical, leading to a distrust of politicians, media and corporate culture. Along...forum.agoraroad.com
World Economic Forum 2023
Found the 2023 participant list straight from the source, you can view the PDF HERE ZOOM! :Smadge:
(it is bad)
Cultural changes you've noticed in your lifetime
The whole slacker thing, right? Being an old millennial, I might stick up for this a little. Apathy aside, it was at least based on a recognition that the prevailing culture was somehow inherently unhealthy and cynical, leading to a distrust of politicians, media and corporate culture. Along...
To be fair, I wasn't five years old when I thought MLG was funny, I was eleven, and that's about when kids turn into rotten little shits anyway. But anyone who calls it "nostalgic" should shove a cactus up their arse.
Man, if you told me I was going to sit down and unironically read an essay on 'Brave New World', I'd have laughed at you. But it was very good. Well done, @microbyte you have made countless high-school English teachers proud.
Know what, I have some VHSs at home, I think I'll write about that too, thanks for the tip! xD
Their schedules aren't taken up by important shitposting
Just wrote my submission about running
That was incredible, yo. It's funny because what you've written IS Positive Internalization. There's multiple methods / strategies for it. The one I emphasized in my prompt was the 'Positive (Feel-Good) Memories' but another strategy is 'Positive Visualization', where the idea is you meditate / daydream / fantasize about doing the thing you want to do more of, NOT the thing you want to become. People tend to fantasize more about outcomes, for example: someone on a weight loss journey might fantasize about becoming thin. But it'd actually be healthier to fantasize about the process: working out or eating healthy.
