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>>223940

Bugger off you made that, lad.

>>223942

It's just a crappy MS Paint drawing. I posted it maybe twice and then forgot about it for years. I'm a bit irritated nothing I ever put any effort into got that kind of attention.

>rattress

fuck off

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>223874

thanks lad I'll give it a go

Is it true that Westie has no testicles?

Would explain why he dresses like a girl and sucks cock tbh

Drums

>>223950

moonman has no testes

>>223954

transgender man gives birth and it's beautiful

>>223955

Does westie still post here?

>>223957

He needs a good buggering tbh then he can just disappear

>>223959

Dressing up like a girl is a bit gay tbf

>>223960

guess your mums gay then

>>223961

Fug. Would park my willy in your mouth tbh, Westie

Bonjour.

>>223938

Nice edition lad.

>>223962

>spoiler

Too early for this faggotry tbh.

>it's a Westie pretends he doesn't suck cock episode

>>223945

she is qt

>223966

>posting the same rattess over and over again

You could at least post some new ones or be a little more original smh

wag1 me rudebwois

>>223974

>penalty points for using a mobile phone wrong too

>book says 3, test says 6

I guessed right anyway but fucksake

WAIFUPOSTERIC MUKBANG

>>223977

yummy yummy i want some curry

curry hurry tummy hungry

had really bad sleep paralysis last night tbh

felt like an eternity of deep sadness

>windy and grey weather

>most normies will be at home

>going to cheekily go to town to get some paint

ah yes

>>223984

this tbh unironically

>>223983

>Angela

I want to rip her robot wars jumpsuit off and fug her

>>223986

>spoiler

Not sure her husband would appreciate that lad.

>>223987

>>223983

smh fix this website

Slightly stale 56% Baganism

>>223992

>people who know nothing about Odinism

the kinks, what is Odinism? New "religious" movements are pathetic.

>lessons of our ancestors long before Christianity came to our lands

>their standards were high

Which is why people stuck with them and didn't convert to Christianity because they weren't disgusted with PASED BAGANISM and they realised that their heathenry was true.

>>223989

Looks like a man.

>>223992

>red ice

>>223993

christianity was adopted into general pagan religious structures and slowly subverted it's way to the top and abolished practicing polytheism

>>223993

>the kinks, what is Odinism? New "religious" movements are pathetic.

It's like I said lad, a 56% Bagan organisation based on the ancient germanic faith

>Which is why people stuck with them and didn't convert to Christianity because they weren't disgusted with PASED BAGANISM and they realised that their heathenry was true.

Tbh most Scandinavian countries were dragged kicking and screaming into Christianity, especially Norway

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olaf_Tryggvason#Forcible_conversions

>Olaf routinely used force to compel conversions to Christianity, including executions and torture of those who refused.[citation needed] Several instances of Olaf's attempts led to days of remembrance amongst modern heathens similar to the feast days of martyred Christian saints. Raud the Strong (remembered 9 January) refused to convert and, after a failed attempt using a wooden pin to pry open his mouth to insert a snake, was killed by a snake goaded by a hot poker through a drinking horn into Raud's mouth and down his throat. Eyvind Kinnrifi (9 February) likewise refused and was killed by a brazier of hot coals resting on his belly. The possibly apocryphal figure, Sigrid the Haughty (9 November), was said to have refused to marry Olaf if it meant forgoing her forefathers' religion, upon which Olaf slapped her with his glove, an act that prompted her to unite his enemies against him some years later.

tbh, The Wicker Man makes baganism seem comfy as hell. I'd give it a go.

>>223996

Not to mention the Christian God was himself part of a pantheon

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

>Pre-exilic Israel, like its neighbours, was polytheistic, and Israelite monotheism was the result of unique historical circumstances. The original god of Israel was El, as the name demonstrates—its probable meaning is "may El rule" or some other sentence-form involving the name of El. In the early tribal period each tribe would have had its own patron god; when kingship emerged the state promoted Yahweh as the national god of Israel, supreme over the other gods, and gradually Yahweh absorbed all the positive traits of the other gods and goddesses. Yahweh and El merged at religious centres such as Shechem, Shiloh and Jerusalem, with El's name becoming a generic term for "god" and Yahweh, the national god, appropriating many of the older supreme god's titles such as El Shaddai (Almighty) and Elyon (Most High).

>Asherah, formerly the wife of El, was worshipped as Yahweh's consort or mother; potsherds discovered at Khirbet el-Kôm and Kuntillet Ajrûd make reference to "Yahweh and his Asherah", and various biblical passages indicate that her statues were kept in his temples in Jerusalem, Bethel, and Samaria. Yahweh may also have appropriated Anat, the wife of Baal, as his consort, as Anat-Yahu ("Anat of Yahu," i.e., Yahweh) is mentioned in 5th century BCE records from the Jewish colony at Elephantine in Egypt. A goddess called the Queen of Heaven was also worshipped, probably a fusion of Astarte and the Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar, possibly a title of Asherah. Worship of Baal and Yahweh coexisted in the early period of Israel's history, but they were considered irreconcilable after the 9th century BCE, following the efforts of King Ahab and his queen Jezebel to elevate Baal to the status of national god, although the cult of Baal did continue for some time.

>The worship of Yahweh alone began at the earliest with Elijah in the 9th century BCE, but more likely with the prophet Hosea in the 8th; even then it remained the concern of a small party before gaining ascendancy in the exilic and early post-exilic period. The early supporters of this faction are widely regarded as being monolatrists rather than true monotheists; they did not believe that Yahweh was the only god in existence, but instead believed that he was the only god the people of Israel should worship. Finally, in the national crisis of the exile, the followers of Yahweh went a step further and outright denied that the other deities aside from Yahweh even existed, thus marking the transition from monolatrism to true monotheism.

>>223974

>not buying the latest highway code

Lad ignorance of the law is no excuse, are you a nigger?

>>223996

If Odin and all the other false gods were real, why would they allow they most fervent believers to be overpowered by an alien religion? Do modern-day "pagans" have an explanation as to how their gods allowed their downfall?

>>223997

There's a good reason for why Scandinavian countries prospered and were major players on the world stage for such a brief duration hint: it was when they followed the Bible.

If the Scandinavians and other pagans around the Baltic Sea didn't want to be forcibly converted, they shouldn't have attacked Christendom first.

>>224001

It's from 2015 smh, two years shouldn't be enough time to justify changing niggling retarded things like the maximum fine for not having an MOT with you

>>224003

Lad that's 3 years out of date

>2 years to change laws

Probably took a dozen years lad, was just finally implemented recently

its not some secret change though, they literally put it in books and on websites - a bad workman blames his tools.

I finding this to be an interesting theory though

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuatha_D%C3%A9_Danann

http://britam.org/traditions3.html

>>224002

>False Gods

How arrogant of you

>why would they allow they most fervent believers to be overpowered by an alien religion?

I dunno lad, why did God allow the Middle east and North Africa to fall to Islam? Do modern Christians have an explanation as to how Christ allowed his downfall?

>There's a good reason for why Scandinavian countries prospered and were major players on the world stage for such a brief duration hint: it was when they followed the Bible.

The Nose were very accomplished traders before converting but no, I'm not really complaining, history is history. I was just pointing out that the conversion of Europe was not a simple case of everyone just converting willingly and that in many cases they were violently forced to. The conversion process took hundreds of years and was in many parts extremely bloody

>>224002

because religion is an expression of the self and the christian priests used Jewish tricks, subverting then controlling and outlawing once they gained power.

>>224004

I'm just annoyed that they feel things need to be changed at all, a good code of laws should be concise and immutable. The only changes I've seen are things like doubling penalty points, prison time, fines etc, nothing actually important like the actual rules.

>>224005

>Nose

the kinks meant Norse

>>224005

>how arrogant

They're not real though.

>why did God allow the Middle east and North Africa to fall to Islam

For the same reason for He allowed Judaism to fall, disobedience.

>as to how Christ allowed his downfall

What downfall? He sacrificed Himself for our sins, arose from the dead and ascended into Heaven.

>the conversion process took hundreds of years and was in many parts extremely bloody

What conversion process have modern-day pagans gone through, aside from playing too much Age of Mythology.

>>224006

>Christian priests used Jewish tricks

To be expected of those who purportedly worship a yid on a stick.

bye lads time to waste money

>>224010

Eis machin!

>>224011

>you've just dismissed millennia of sincerely held beliefs just because they're not yours

So it is "arrogant" to correctly state Mohammedans are wrong? Their numbers are larger than those that once believed in such nonsense. It is irrelevant whether they hold their beliefs sincerely, people sincerely believe the world is flat.

>why did He allow his followers to be butchered and raped en mass?

Disobedience. Those that believe in Him should be well aware of the consequences of disobedience as the Bible states what will happen.

>>224012

smh I was too busy to make one for them

>writes the most optimistic song ever written

>an heros at the next war

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

poor lad

i wondered if he was related to enoch but

>Felix Lloyd Powell (23 May 1878 – 10 February 1942) was a Welsh British Army Staff Sergeant most famous for writing the music for marching song "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile", in 1915, during World War I. The words were written by his brother George Henry Powell (under the pseudonym George Asaf), and the song was entered into a competition for "best morale-building song". It won first prize and was noted as "perhaps the most optimistic song ever written".

>Powell committed suicide during World War II in 1942, aged 63. Wearing the uniform of the Peacehaven Home Guard, he shot himself in the heart while on guard duty, using his own rifle.[3]

>>224013

>So it is "arrogant" to correctly state Mohammedans are wrong? Their numbers are larger than those that once believed in such nonsense. It is irrelevant whether they hold their beliefs sincerely.

The main contention between Islam and Christianity is that Muslims don't believe Jesus is the son of God and the two faiths come from the exact same root, and whichever one is wrong or right is still being decided. Anyway my point is that they can say the exact same thing about you and your beliefs, all religions involve belief in the unknown so saying one is bullshit and another yours is the complete truth is laughable

>people sincerely believe the world is flat.

Nice false comparison there, whether or not the earth is flat dealing with actual physical evidence, religion on the other hand, doesn't

>>224017

>all religions involve belief in the unknown

How is it unknown if it has proven to be true? The multifocality of the Bible proves it to be true, and C.S. Lewis sets out the perfect argument for Christ being the son of God.

>whether or not the earth is flat dealing with actual physical evidence, religion on the other hand, doesn't

It does if that religion makes claims or assertions about the Earth or physical reality, which all religions do.

>saying one is bullshit and another yours is the complete truth is laughable

Who would follow a religion if they did not believe it to be true?

"When Ymir fell asleep, he started to sweat and the sweat under his arms grew two more giants, one male, and one female, and one of his legs paired with the other to create a third, a son Thrudgelmir “Strength Yeller” These were the first in the family of frost giants also called Jotuns. They were breastfed by the cow giant Audhumla who like Ymir, was created from the melting ice in Ginnungagap."

Modern-day paganism is nothing more than LARPing. It is for people who want to be religious without the standards or demands religion places upon a follower. It is for people who want to be spiritual but want to be "better" than other spiritual people by claiming that because people thousands of years ago also did it that they are better than them.

What’s up my nigs

>>224019

What's shakin', bacon?

>when the funposting board gets all seriousposty

AAAAAHHHHH none of your religions are true anyway

>>224021

>serious posting

>/newbrit/

Those two don't go together lad.

Mine is true and is the comfiest.

>>224020

My smigde of a bitcoin is almost worth about £400, I’ve essentially made £300 so i’m quite happy.

tbh i find Christian nihilists like CF to be the worst. Rather larpagans than Neo-hermits.

>>224018

>How is it unknown if it has proven to be true?

I'm talking about things such as the afterlife tbh, things we have no evidence for but believe anyway

>Who would follow a religion if they did not believe it to be true?

I believe all religions have some elements of the truth in them and that many share a common root. It's why I'm very interested in the theory I've posted here >>224005

>>224018

>Modern-day paganism is nothing more than LARPing

Yeah there are strong elements of it, but that I feel is due to much of it being lost over the ages, but even then, you see some organisations trying to build a set of demands based on the material they have like that vid I posted.

Besides, I'm happy with right-wing Pagans existing, it's part of who we are and where we came from and I'd rather they were there than allowing left wing hippies to take it over and warp it to their agenda

>>224019

Nothing much, just some light theological debate

brb lads

>>224023

>made £300

Nice.

>bitcoin

When people say their bitcoin is worth, say $20,000, does that mean they actually have $20,000?

>>224025

>all religions have some elements of the truth in them and that many share a common root

That common root is God. Man has distorted Him and created stories about Him so that they could better understand Him tbh

>>224027

They have an asset equivalent to the current value of bitcoin. For example I could exchange my current bitcoin wallet into pounds and leave with £377, of course as i’m treating it like a speculative investment, it’s similar to stocks, so having a $20000 stake in Apple is similar to having $20000 bitcoin, as there’s a finite amount of shares and a finite amount of stocks, however bitcoins are not issued by any central bank or company, and so their value fluctuates a lot more. As a currency you have the equivalent of the stated sum of dollars to exchange, give or take exchange fees. $200 of bitcoin can be used to buy something with a value of $200 there’s no denying that. Treat it like stocks but without a company to issue them and barely any insider trading.

>>224023

>All this bitcoin madness

Ahhh I don't know whether to go for it or not smh

>>224027

I could believe it tbh, just want to do more research, until then I remain a firm agnostic, no matter how unsavory that term may be

>>224029

for 22st

>>224030

Crypto is the future, rapidly balooning prices are not.

>>224032

Guess I'd better wait for it to dip again

>>224034

Or a sun flare that wipes out all traces of it :^)

>>224033

Smaller community and more regular posters mean a more agreed upon rule set

>>224032

Tbh cryptos are the future but not bitcoin, use BTC to profit now and train yourself for the future. With Monero, litecoin and the other weird coins worth 5 dollars or so

>>224035

Cash is probably useless at that point anyway tbh

>>224037

Not an Armageddon scenario lad…

>>224029

I feel a bit guilty about bullying Jordo. He's an old man. We're going to give him a stroke or something.

>>224036

>With Monero, litecoin and the other weird coins worth 5 dollars or so

Noice, I'll think about scooping some of them up then

>>224038

Well I mean a solar flare enough to eradicate the data on loads of hard drives would most likely fuck up all banks and any monetary storage that uses digital technology. Fortran might be future proof but it’s not solar flare proof. I guess paper money would probably be the only currency for a short while as well as assets like gold and precious metals.

>>224041

I have no idea how they work tbh but I know they’ll be popular. Here’s hopi g for the Asian style cyberpunk dystopia and not brave new world dystopia, I want zaibatsu heavy industries to own my house not Disney.

awww yis bois we broke £380

>>224045

You have to pay income tax on the profits lad…

>>224042

Hardened servers vs personal computers - can knock out 240v with a 9v spark gap or 12v welder. Home PCs will get fried well before bunkered servers

>>224046

I don’t have an income lad :^)

>>224044

>current year

>not living in a mobile Faraday cage

>>224048

Enjoy being bummed by inland revenue in the future kek

>>224047

Bank technology is only secure because of old it is. Fortran is future proof because of how analogue it is there’s no require to actually update any system just to make others compatiable with it. Even then accesstothat mo for the Everyman would be extremely difficult as only most important sectors would receive that level of security in case of solar flares.

>>224050

That’s dissolved lad :DDDD

>>224052

Hmrc then :^)

>>224051

The servers are kinda behind hundreds of tons of concrete tho

>>224054

Don't think too hard, you'll hurt yourself

>>224053

True but the distribution network would’ve fucked.

Yeah someone will come after me.

Wag1, bored

>>224058

Learn fortran

>>224059

Y

Had a hard enough time learning lisp

>>224060

I just called prevent lad

>>224062

kek

I called them myself.

THE DAY OF RETRIBUTION IS UPON US GENTLEMEN

TIME TO DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AND GO WANK TO ANIME GIRLS

You cannot be a Christian nihilist it's impossible reeeeeee

>>224063

I also called jeremy kyle

>>224064

Yes you could. You couldn't be a catholic nihilist etc.

>>224064

>>224066

>the C word

>>224065

Stop posting human data

POPISH IDOLATRY

>>224067

Codswallop

>>224071

>lore

Sheeit gorra binge some trek soon then, the memories are fading

>>224071

Also you have borderline personality disorder

Thatll be £750 please

>>224061

Hack banks and shit I dunno

What are the legalities of having something that could be used in a self defence scenario behind my seat or somewhere within my car?

>>224074

Do you have an actual reason to have it? I've got crowbars and machetes within reach.

>>224064

>what r monks

>dude nothing matters except Jesus al I needis prayer and the lord will provide for me and absolve me of my sins

>dude everything is terrible and worthless because you have all turned your back on God only I know his true light

>>224075

I dunnoad I feel like I need some sort of problem solver

>>224077

Cheap tool box with a hammer in it

>>224077

>>224078

>>224078

>I used it at work last week and didn't take it out

>>224072

I love it tbh.

>>224073

This is probably true.

Lads if you want a decent coming of age film here you are. Kills me every time because context tbh.

The main female lead is a Juwess tbh.

>>224077

Or a 3ft wheel brace for changing your wheels :^)

Pretty funny tbh. Also quite depressing, the book is very good.

>>224079

HMm makes sense tbh

I remember reading that thousands of baseball bats are sold in the UK yet we only have one dedicated baseball stadium and that always gives me chuckle

>>224081

I have a steering wheel lock because old car that has some heft to it but I can’t exactly swing it in case of emergencies where one would require to do so theoretically

J>>224083

Always keep a ball and glove with your bat.

Buy this lad

https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/car-accessories/car-accessories-products/emergency-and-breakdown/wheel-wrenches/?549777501&0&cc5_720&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6Yjr85r41wIVihXTCh0hQQFtEAQYASABEgJiDPD_BwE

>>224086

They know the score lmao

>>224076

Who would say absolutely everything is terrible and worthless?

You can reject worldly pleasures and become a hermit, but monks are still supposed to live in a brotherly community, there's still philia there, not nihilism.

If you believe in God then you can't be nihilist, unless by nihilism you mean the aura of fatalism which besets people like CF.

We all know what state the west is in, I'd be surprised if anybody here hasn't felt demoralised at times.

>>224088

>If you believe in God then you can't be nihilist

Prove it

Or just 2 cans of coke in a strong bag, that's legal as fuck

>>224088

Rejecting this world for the next is nihilism, disguising it with faith is pointless. All value is placed upon zero, the extinguished fire, to see life as night but a candle to burn until the light goes out and you are admitted into the kingdom of Heaven, that is nihilism masquerading as enlightenment. Arrogant ignorance for the physical world for the promises of a hewbrew God. Many Christian authorities have stated that the most Godly man is the one who has nothing, no children, no belongings, only God. To forsake this world for the zero point that is death is nihilism, there’s no denying that.

>>224086

WHat about storage, I know you can get done for having a” “weapon” prepared so you gotta be extra cautious about this stuff.

>>224091

>we're hitting levels of comparative nihilism that shouldn't be possible

>>224091

Naught but* fucking phone keyboards

>>224092

Doesn't matter if its ""not intended to be a weapon""

Any sort of planning including this discussion is illegal tho lad

>>224095

Hmmmmm, that’s true. Well a tire wrench is a good shout in case I do actually need one, and with your work the hammer and tool box makes sense

>tfw can’t have a practice Katana behind my seat like a yakuza

If only

That makes it premeditated

>>224096

Good thing this is entirely theoretical and none of it will be taken into consideration upon future purchases

>>224098

True fax tbh you can’t even speak about this stuff how fucking crazy is that

>>224099

If any purchases occur

>>224099

No need to point out what we both know lad, this whole board is larp.

>>224101

Just clarifying for any newcomers that this board is entirely roleplayong satire based upon the popular 8chan board /brit/ and nothing here is said with any intention beyond entertainment

>>224102

Should be in the meta thread maybe

t h i c c

>>224103

True tbh or have a disclaimer board heading

>>224106

Wish I could shuffle word filters tbh they make me laugh a fair bit

>top fucking the kinks

TOP the kinks

fuck you :^)

the the kinkss

the keks

>>224113

anyone stupid enough to give their DNA to yids deserves to be duped

>>224113

>in other news, bears shit in the woods

>>224114

They already got duped

>pay for a DNA test thats 'for entertainment purposes only'

>>224113

My favourite was the Yank who was desperate to be a Taig so, despite no ancestry from Taigland, they told her she was one. Yanks bare such a terrible burden.

>>224120

Fucking hell

>>224120

>bare

REEEEE ITS BEAR

>>224122

AHH SORRY LAD I KNOW IT IS

My phone thinks it is French so told me it was wrong.

HULLO

aced the hazard perception and failed the theoreticalby two questions

thanks lad who suggested clicking more than once

fourth time's the charm

>>224127

smh lad

>>224113

>trusting Jewish companies

lmao

>>224108

:^)

>>224127

>>224127

Smh lad even girls can pass it first time

The car is lush but has a saloon body so no room to sleep except using the passenger seat smh

>>224130

what car?

FRESH CUCKS & GYNOS

>>224130

>>224128

smh I was talking to my acquaintance in the LOCAL shop and he said his mate took eight goes so I'm not so bad, I will pass next time

>41, needed 43 questions to pass

>60, needed 44 points to pass

I couldn't take out the back seats on the saloon? Might not be an issue if I can get a LOCAL single room tbh

>>224135

Umm no

>>224134

Saloon as in the back seats are fitted to a metal bulkhead between the passenger space and the boot

>>224133

oooh I like old Citroens tbh

>>224135

stob

>>224137

oh smh

still it's a good deal if it has more miles in it than the berlingo - reckon anything better will come up in the next ~four months?

>>224126

At least it's not a man I suppose.

>>224140

Probably not tbf, I'll see how much it would cost to get me insured on it etc, think he's only had 2 offers at £350

>>224142

Tax and storage etc

>>224143

Nah but I could buy a month and drive the car to you straight away etc, traders policy won't cover me unless its in my name etc. Will require some more thinking than I anticipated but yeah.

>>224146

Le kinks

>buy car for Wessex

>use it for all sorts of nefarious escapades before giving it to him

>???

>profit

>>224148

>have the perfect alibi

wew

>>224150

Traying

Lad

https://www.parkers.co.uk/vans/for-sale/search/vauxhall/astra/1998/usedvfs-46835337/

>>224152

Just a baseline for comparison - 02 astra van should do 200k miles before scrapping/expensive repairs

That's a standard price but a nice example.

>>224153

That's pertinent as fuck tbf

>>224153

COME ON MAN GIVE ME THAT BEARD IT'S NOT FAIR

>>224157

Shave your moustache lad.

>>224159

why?

>>224160

Then people will never question why it doesn't connect.

>>224161

but I want a beard

:'(

>>224156

Its 50/50 tbh, would probably go for a newer vehicle in this case, the citreon might do 30k miles and be fine or it might seize up on the way back because its oil seals are shot - tbf the price of 200X vans is quite a bit lower than last year…

h

>>224163

meeting adjourned until tomorrow then tbh

can't think thoughts tonight, already had a few pints with some lads at the pub down the road from the theory testing centre

based grotty town wannabe wiggers tbh

>>224164

[Will Smith impersonation intensifies]

Wild wild west

*ruins a pair of shoes that are only 2 months old*

I really need to start taking vanlad's advice.

>>224167

How do you ruin shoes?

>>224167

Did you fail to follow the Sam vimes theory of boots? Its are lad Terry Pratchett's advice tbf.

FRESH VARG

>tfw dad runs into my room and tells me to buy bitcoin

aaah

>>224172

Take out some credit cards and buy bitcoin, the gains will exceed the interest charges :^)

>>224173

Literally don't do this anybody, this is what's currently happening and why the price is so high

>>224174

>>224173

lel that makes too much sense

>>224169

what?

>>224177

poor people buy cheap shoes which break in a few months because they can't afford good shoes that break in a few decades

>>224176

wwwwweeeeeewww

>>224178

are there no sturdy cheap stuff?

>>224180

no

>be jewlluminati

>your banks are in debt crisis

>invent another form of imaginary money to pay off your debt

>get public to buy new imaginary money with old imaginary money

>lend public old money to buy your new one

>raise base interest rates

[Hand rubbing and shekel counting intensifies]

>>224182

*steals your posts and copies them to /brit/*

the lads post about crypto a lot there

>>224176

The DMT vision of the lad on the PC made sense all of a sudden.

>>224183

Le kinks

>>224176

Action Varg is a true hero.

>>224182

>chinese proceed to use this to empower the Yuan somehow

smh

>>224168

Just wore them down from walking.

>>224169

>>224178

I'll consider it.

>>224187

>Just wore them down from walking.

how is that possible

>>224188

Lad I wear out a pair of work boots a year, they don't have infinite tread

>>224189

weird. I guess I don't walk that much, but my shoes last forever

>>224188

lad? Don't you understand how shoes work?

>>224192

the kinks. Yeah I guess most of the days as a NEET I spent inside not going anywhere

>>224191

smh there has to be some shoes that aren't ruined that quickly

>credit market forecasts are strong, bank stocks are up, hedgefunds are paying out

Hmmmm I'll actually eat my shoe if I'm wrong on this, but there's a shitstorm brewing when these cryptoloans default during a manufactured market collapse. Any guesses what they're planning as a front for it? Nork nukes I reckon. Down goes btc, up goes relative wealth of banks.

FRESH 56% BAGAN

>>224195

for fuck's sake the kinks

I feel sorry for them, lads. smh

>>224198

the kinks

>>224194

Not sure tbh as they aren't really loans lad, it's closer to stocks or gold even, but even then it's still on an new paradigm.

>>224200

I mean literal loans to buy crypto - like the 90s housing crash. This massive spike is the same or similar imo

>>224200

Or any of the oil boom and busts

>>224201

wew lad makes sense tbh but I think what's really inflating it is money laundering, lots of Asian businesses are using bitcoin to move their money and have control over a few important mining centres.

I'm not knocking crypto in general, if I can put a quid in and then take it out again at the same or greater value then all good

>>224204

Probably true lad, the only ones who will profit overall are non whites. By all means make as much as possible, I just see this going majorly Pete tong before long.

>>224206

I wonder if the people on the left actually see Soros as a good guy

>>224207

I think they think that he's just a right wing boogeyman

>>224205

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-price-will-hit-20000-before-tanking-financial-expert/

Quite recent, tbh I see cryptocurrencies becoming a common item and that the value of bitcoin today is a happy accident.

>>224209

Nobody ever sees a crash coming, least of all the investors. I don't trust any opinions on btc, it was 25p/btc and nobody predicted this seriously. There's a few speculatory articles but the authors aren't millionaires now so they obviously didn't believe it then.

>>224209

I agree, I used btc for ages for dwms

>>224211

Reee shitty phone

It is the future, just like the dot com boom was

Gordon Ramsay Criticising Food for ONE HOUR Kitchen Nightmares LIVE STREAM

wew

>>>224195

>what's here in my Irish forest is Norse gods

My sides.

>>224195

the kinks >>224214

>>224214

tbf he does mention celtic gods too

>>224214

Vikangs did go to Ireland though I guess

>tfw he has 1% Vikang blood and that's what he bases his identity around

>>224216

Surely Irish pagan beliefs are not compatible with Norse pagan beliefs? Can you believe that the Irish gods are real and believe the Norse gods are real too?

>>224217

Bloody Vikings, coming over here, stealing our land, raping our women, and founding our cities. *please retweet*

>>224218

>Surely Irish pagan beliefs are not compatible with Norse pagan beliefs?

We all wuz atlanteans

>>224218

>>224219

tbh

The different varieties of European paganism all share the same root and similiarities, eg many gods are known by different names and their legends are slightly different to account for regional and racial variation

For example Taranis and Thor

>Gods of Thunder and leaders of their pantheon, but one has a chariot and the other a hammer

>>224218

>Bloody Vikings, coming over here, stealing our land, raping our women, and founding our cities. *please retweet*

the kinks

>>224220

>Gods of Thunder and leaders of their pantheon, but one has a chariot and the other a hammer

No lad, neither were the leaders of their respective pantheons, that role was taken by Lugh and Odin. You're thinking of Zeus/Jupiter

Druids

Shit

>>224222

I'm smolbrained tonight

*gods of thunder and victory I think

>>224220

Vulcan, the Greek god of fire and metalworking, is based on Tubalcain "…an instructer of every artificer in brass and iron" (Genesis 4:22).

>>224226

They're both based on older deities is the point

>>224226

Interesting theory lad, and the name your looking for is Hephaestus, Vulcan was the Roman name

>>224188

I'd guess I walk 6-8 miles a day.

>>224228

She's ugly lad ffs stop posting this gurner

Fresh fat guy talking about cars

>>224233

These are getting stale lad find some new ones

Can't you hit up Israeli instagram

>>224238

I filter my water and then filter it again through my fancy kettle.

>>224243

check the flag name boi

>>224244

sequal? What happened to the original?

>>224245

ye i know now lad

>>224247

has nobody told them?

>>224248

Told them what?

>>224249

they're not mustard race?

>>224251

ye but not really though tbh, i wanna keep it

>>224252

i like it lad

>>224253

>i like it lad

Cheers lad.

>>224252

I need 3 Jesuses

>>224256

The Holy Trinity is all you need.

>>224255

>literally everyone except wews and other assorted orbiters think they're hypocrites

vev

>>224261

Wews commented on it?

I just want to be a .

>>224262

https://twitter.com/MillennialWoes/status/938317269662347264 his entire twitter feed's full of it

>>224263

something else?

>>224264

smelly dumb haggisneet scum