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Those who pass this ritual then become eligible, later, to take place in another ritual. The urethra is incised into on the underside of the penis and it is symbolic of the vagina, a yonic symbol. This acknowledges the life force of the male, in a sense making them "more than just a man".

Donald Trump is referenced many times in the novel American Psycho

The only two flavors of poptarts are Strawberry and Blueberry

oops

In some cultures, such as the Aboriginals of Austraulia, they display an angered foreskin stealer by placing their own beards in their mouths.

That was a person

Do you think her music will go down as some of the best ever?

Vyrulisse posted...

What about that castle you always see him at in pictures? Does it still exist?
I don't know if it was even a castle.

Castle Wolfenstein?

Revelation34 posted...

Strength: 0
Perception: 0
Endurance: 0
Charisma: 0
Intelligence: 0
Agility: 0
Luck: 0

Dark Souls Deprived run?

What did she eat in the last 24 hours?

R1masher posted...

penis 8

Damn bro

Southernfatman posted...

I find it odd how feet and armpit people look down on each other. I also find it odd how people who will gladly eat ass find feet and armpits gross.

Tbf girls sometimes walk around barefoot and forget to wear deodorant but they're booty still looking

Played it several months back. Have already moved on.

Strength: 8
Perception: 9
Endurance: 8
Charisma: 10
Intelligence: 9
Agility: 6
Luck: 0

Not bad.

.... until he saw the crotch area....

Butter legs

It's Irish you uncultured ninny.

They are ass

I'll take Loaded Questions for 500, Alex.

Who says Flat-earthers believe round earth is a conspiracy in the first place?

Once upon a time, the Enlightenment Being was born as the son of the King and Queen of Benares. On the day of his naming, 800 fortune tellers were invited to the palace. As presents, they were given whatever they desired to make them happy for the moment. Then they were asked to tell the fortune of the newborn prince. This was so they could find a good name for him.
One of the fortune tellers was an expert in reading the marks on the body. He said, "My lord, this is a being of great merit. He will be king after you."
The fortune tellers were very clever. They told the king and queen whatever they wanted to hear. They said, "Your son will be skilled in five weapons. He will become famous as the greatest master of all five weapons throughout India." Based on this, the king and queen named their son 'Prince Five-Weapons'.
When the prince turned 16, the king decided to send him to college. He said, "Go, my son, to the city of Takkasila. There you will find a world famous teacher. Learn all you can from him. Give him this money as payment." He gave him a thousand gold coins and sent him on his way.
The prince went to the world famous teacher of Takkasila. He studied very hard and became his best pupil. When the teacher had taught him all he knew, he gave the prince a special graduation award. He gave him five weapons. Then he sent him back to Benares.
On his way home he came to a forest which was haunted by a monster. The local people warned Prince Five-Weapons, "Young man, don't go through the forest. There is a monstrous demon called Sticky-Hair living there. He kills everyone he sees!"
But the prince was self-confident and fearless like a young lion. So he pushed on into the forest, until he came to the dreadful monster. He was as tall as a tree, with a head as big as the roof of a house and eyes as big as dishes. He had two big yellow tusks sticking out of his gaping white mouth filled with ugly brown teeth. He had a huge belly covered with white spots, and his hands and feet were blue.
The monster roared and growled at the prince, "Where are you going in my forest, little man? You look like a tasty morsel to me. I'm going to gobble you up!"
The prince had just graduated from college and had won the highest award from his teacher. So he thought he knew just about everything, and that he could do just about anything. He replied, "Oh fierce demon, I am Prince Five-Weapons, and I have come on purpose to find you. I dare you to attack me! I will kill you easily with my first two weapons - my bow and poison-tipped arrows."
Then he put a poison arrow in his bow and shot it straight at the monster. But the arrow just stuck fast to his hair, like glue, without hurting him at all. Then the prince shot, one after another, all the rest of his 50 poison-tipped arrows. But they also stuck fast to the hair of the one called Sticky-Hair.
Then the beast shook his body, from ugly rooftop-sized head to blue coloured feet. And all the arrows fell harmlessly to the ground.
Prince Five-Weapons drew his third weapon, a 33-inch-long sword. He plunged it into his enemy. But it just stuck fast in the thick coat of sticky hair. He threw his fourth weapon, his spear, at the monster. But this too just stuck to his hair.
Next he attacked with the last of his five weapons, his club. This also stuck fast onto Sticky-Hair.
Then the prince yelled at him, "Hey you, monster - haven't you ever heard of me, Prince Five-Weapons? I have more than just my five weapons. I have the strength of my young man's body. I will break you in pieces!"
He hit Sticky-Hair with his right fist, just like a boxer. But his hand just stuck to the hairy coat, and he couldn't remove it. He hit him with his left fist, but this too just stuck fast to the gooey mess of hair. He kicked him with his right foot and then his left, just like a martial arts master. But they both stuck onto him like his fists. Finally he butted him as hard as he could with his head, just like a wrestler. But, lo and behold, his head got stuck as well.
Even while sticking to the hairy monster in five places, hanging down from his coat, the prince had no fear.
Sticky-Hair thought, "This is very strange indeed. He is more like a lion than a man. Even while in the grasp of a ferocious monster like me, he does not tremble with fear. In all the time I've been killing people in this forest, I've never met anyone as great as this prince. Why isn't he afraid of me?"
Since Prince Five-Weapons was not like ordinary men, Sticky-Hair was afraid to eat him right away. Instead he asked him, "Young man, why aren't you afraid of death?"
The prince replied, "Why should I be afraid of death? There is no doubt that anyone who is born will definitely die!"
Then the Enlightenment Being thought, "The five weapons given to me by the world famous teacher have been useless. Even the lion-like strength of my young man's body has been useless. I must go beyond my teacher, beyond my body, to the weapon inside my mind - the only weapon I need."
The prince continued speaking to Sticky-Hair, "There's one small detail, oh monstrous one, I haven't told you about yet. In my belly is my secret weapon, a diamond weapon you cannot digest. It will cut your intestines into pieces if you are foolish enough to swallow me. So if I die - you die! That's why I'm not afraid of you."
In this way the prince used his greatest inner strength in a way Sticky-Hair could easily understand. He knew this greatest of all weapons, the one inside his mind, was the precious diamond gem of his own intelligence.
Sticky-Hair thought, "No doubt this fearless man is telling the truth. Even if I eat as much as a pea-sized tidbit of such a hero, I won't be able to digest it. So I will let him go." Fearing his own death, he set Prince Five-Weapons free.
He said, "You are a great man. I will not eat your flesh. I let you go free, just like the moon that reappears after an eclipse, so you may shine pleasantly on all your friends and relatives."
The Enlightenment Being had learned from his battle with the monster Sticky-Hair. He had learned the only worthwhile weapon is the intelligence inside, not the weapons of the world outside. And with this diamond weapon he also knew that destroying life brings only suffering to the killer.
In gratitude, he taught the unfortunate demon. He said, "Oh Sticky-Hair, you have been born as a murderous blood sucking flesh eating demon because of unwholesome deeds in your past. If you continue killing in this way, it will lead only to suffering for you - both in this life and beyond. You can only go from darkness to darkness.
"Now that you have spared me, you won't be able to kill so easily. Hear this - destroying life leads to misery in this world, and then rebirth in a hell world, or as an animal or a hungry ghost. Even if you were lucky enough to be reborn as a human being, you would have only a short life!"
Prince Five-Weapons continued to teach Sticky-Hair. Eventually the monster agreed to follow the Five Training Steps. In his way he transformed him from a monster into a friendly forest fairy. And when he left the forest, the prince told the local people about the change in the one-time demon. From then on they fed him regularly and lived in peace.
Prince Five-Weapons returned to Benares. Later he became king. Finally he died and was reborn as he deserved.
The moral is: The only weapon you need is hidden inside you.

Fucking disgusting

mercurydude posted...

It's fair to the corporate big wigs.

It's not fair to the animators, actors, director, casting, writers, stunt people, set designers, wardrobe department, hair and makeup artists, editors, camera operators, etc., many of whom could have used this movie to get a job on other projects if it had been successful, which test audiences combined with all the media attention it's been getting seem to indicate it would be.

It is not WB's responsibility to act in those peoples' best interests, only in its own. They provided a service and were paid for it.

Don't worry friend. Acceptance of a shortcoming is the first step to overcoming it

Tyranthraxus posted...

Seeing as we are paying for it by means of their tax credit I'd say that yes we should get to say what they can do with it.

There is a parity to the tax system you are ignoring. If they release the movie, they pay taxes on what is earned. If they don't release the movie then they are afforded a tax credit for the loss.

It's fair.

SHRlKE posted...

Why? Its their film. Surely they can do what they want with it.

The word property (in this case, intellectual property) means nothing to most people nowadays. People with less want to be able to dictate what people with more do with what they own.

But don't you want an especially smelly one? I mean, if you're buying a jar of a hot woman's fart off of her site? More smell for your money.

does anyone find it more than a coincidence that this is a mod's meme topic and it is the best one we've ever had????

It's weird to think there's a place on earth that has the remains of the headquarters of the Nazi party in it.

name_unknown posted...

WW2 being total war meant no military target was off the table. Dresden and Tokyo bombings are also just as controversial for destroying military targets. All manufacturing targets bombed had civilians working and were almost always in city centers. The atomic bombs shouldn't be singled out, just meant instead multiple bombings of Hiroshima only one was used. No atomic bomb being dropped doesn't mean the allies wouldn't have bombed the city. It was a listed target for bombings. If you disagree with their use, you are also against all bombings of factories, depots, bridges ect.

Well I definitely don't disagree with the strategic bombing of areas that disrupt the enemy war effort

Crazyman93 posted...

Debatable. All Mengle's research really proved was he was a psychopath. Even if there was a sound basis for doing the research, the effects of frostbite and how to treat comes to mind, the fact that it was being done by sadists who enjoyed causing suffering rather than actual scientists had a tendency to mean unreliable data was gathered. And obviously we can't duplicate the results because the studies were simply barbaric torture, rather than functional research.

I think they were probably more interested in research that yielded results in the oncoming space race, not so much the Mengele experiments...

Big and stron

DeadlyNinjaBees posted...

This is how i actually want to feel about it but I just cant make myself get there and I dont understand why completely. Ive only met the one survivor in my lifetime and she was kinda open minded about the whole thing. She was a beautiful human.

I mean no one here is generally speaking in favor of dropping atom bombs on a civilian population, I'm sure. It's just an interesting debate to put yourself in the mindset of WWII and ask this tough question, with some reasons for both yea and nay.

https://youtu.be/0CVLVaBECuc?si=vLo9Kl7dfNLcS_Ng

Obviously Joe is busy right now and I guess Barack can be busy if he wants to be. Do you think Barack ever calls Joe up to talk about 2008???

I'm looking for Bing Chilling

Easily.

"I'll give you 20% of my paycheck and you'll give me 50% of my free time back."

Easiest decision ever.

It's going to be rebooted then start all over again

ZEROWOLF posted...

Couldn't they have bombed a remote location in Japan to show the bombs power and threaten to detonate one on a major city if they didn't surrender? Would that have worked?

They probably wanted to one-up the shock felt from Pearl Harbor, is my thinking.

From an objectivist pov? If it killed say 300,000 but saved a million other lives, was it worth it?

Tyranthraxus posted...

What the fuck is that fine

Actually I think it's about in line with OSHA fines of this type.

https://www.al.com/news/2024/02/alabama-contractor-fined-16131-after-contractor-dies-working-in-107-degree-heat-index.html

I think Shakespeare rights about many topics which younger folks will identify with but they aren't giving it a chance

I was reading this story the other day where a guy robbed a bank, had the entire bank at gunpoint, and out of nowhere a monkey came from behind the counter and got the gun and the sack of money. Everyone started cheering because they were saved and the robber was foiled, then the monkey started pointing the gun at the people in the bank and backing up towards the door until it walked out, cash in hand.

Imagine if we had little fluffy creatures to be funny and entertain us

what addictions?