/int/ - International

>>9357 Same, but I still come here everyday >>9364 Agreed

I don’t care (pretty much only Texas)

get on my level man i'm literally the only ball

>>9384 >>9385 I am also the only Austrian in the last week.

>>9364 There are already multiple Bernds using VPNs, as long as you don’t know I don’t really see the difference to posting without VPN

Polandball

Ahhhhh flashbacks.

Did I hop into a time machine?

>>9341 JJOKBARI DIE IN FIRE!!!

>>8936 Rofl

It looks like literal paradise.

>>8937 Bavarians = barbarians.

brutal paradisepill

>>8939 The entirety of Bavaria does. Only place in Germany I wish to return to.

>>9304 Ohh, I'm not that old so who knows.

>>9308 for me it started 9 years ago

>>9312 Then that would be younger than I am now, so it's not true.

I got Mosin-Nagant! Now I have Nagant and Mosin-Nagant.

>>9312 I also aged out of games at 30 but it mostly means that I play different games now and more deliberately

>>9078 >R8. sad/10

>>9178 >old KC proxy scanner (blacklists, scrapers + heuristics) I always wanted to know the specifics of how it worked. It was really good, a bit trigger-happy maybe but better safe than sorry.

>>9371 bretty good album tbh

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9C9uatPHtss

>>9373 pretty much what I wrote there used to be (probably still are) blogs publishing open proxies and you could just scrape those heuristics were like "browser language ru but country bg. suspicious..."

When I was in Victoria I noticed that with many people it's really hard to tell if they are Europeans or not because they get tans, grow beards and talk funny. So they all look like they are Ethnics even if they are not or maybe they are, I don't know. Victoria is an uncivilised place.

>>9128 When there are Victorians passing through my town they will act as if they've always been here.

>>9232 What's your town called?

>>9232 They need to go back. Make Australia(excluding Victoria) Great AGAIN!

>>8947 Wait, what if this is him?

Total refinery death.

The war in Syria was almost 14 years long. Imagine this war going for 14 years ...

>>9349 scale in Syria was much smaller here they have 1.5 mln in trenches right now

>>9350 Syria is also a smaller place. I think it had about 20 million people but it was also a civil war so each side would have had less. Ukraine has about 40 million and Russia about 150 million. Though they are both older populations but then the armies on both sides are also quote old. But I don't think the Russian economy or society would last that long.

>>9349 Only about 6 years or so were high-intensity. The SCW had been largely frozen after 2018 with only sporadic small skirmishes and assassinations until Jolani broke out of Idlib and Assadists collapsed in less than two weeks. Ukraine war continues until one side breaks, there's a peace agreement (very doubtful), or it gets similarly frozen. At the current scale and intensity, it won't last anywhere near that long. Ukraine is already struggling with manpower and barring some Prigozhin-tier happening that destabilizes the Russian war effort, it won't be able to sustain it for long without sacrificing what's left of its future by conscripting <25 year old males.

>>9310 I don't count calories at the moment as I am not trying to lose or gain weight. I bought a Red Velvet cake, that was about 1400 calories(I had some for breakfast, lunch and dessert), I had a coffee and two cups of tea(not really worth adding that) and I made a lasagne. The Lasagne is hard to really calculate as I add a lot of cheese which I don't measure in the cheese sauce and that's fairly calorie heavy. But I use 1kg of mince which which again, which I didn't check the packet before binning it so I don't know how many calories were in it or how fatty it was, I try to get the fattest possible though(fat is flavour), According to google 1kg of 30% fat mince would be 3320 calories. I didn't eat all of the lasnage though, probably a third. So I had at least 2500 calories but that would be ignoring the cheseasauce and the lasagne sheets. I probably had 3000 calories or more today. But Lasangne is a fairly heavy meal and I don't eat like that everyday. Ohh, and just for reference. I am a 70kg shut in.

>>9323 >70kg shut in Top or bottom?

>>9324 Neither... I don't understand why being a 70kg shut in would make me Turing-vollständig.

that's starvation

>>9322 When you're an amputee, they will tell you you're underweight even if you're not. Also, when you're a bodybuilder, they'll tell you you're fat when you're not. So, for 98% of the population, the BMI makes sense. Fat people love to point at the other 2% and say that it's not reliable.

>>9228 Don't need that pedophilic crap

>>9224 So you won't let your children watch Naruto, Dragon Ball and Pokemon?

>watching anime is rotting your brain you forgot to mention that it also turns you Turing-vollständig and tranny lol you are confusing cause and effect, anime is just one of the greatest escapes from reality that exists nowadays, no surprises it attracts all sorts of schizos, losers and retards you'd better worry about modern american animation rather than animees

>>9311 That doesn't really make sense considering the fact that Japan itself is fairly conservative and doesn't have many trans people. But I agree about cause and effect. It's like Star trek or any other popcultre thing. Most of the people watching it will be losers.

>>9325 >That doesn't really make sense no shit, that was a sarcastic remark

>>9269 > There was even a movie theater in the Russian Walmart. Your dream is actually not far from reality. There is a project underway in Moscow to renovate old Soviet cinemas into shopping centers. They called now "Место Встречи" ("Meeting Place").

>>9301 Damn they even used Walmart-like logo for project render lol

>>9301 What kind of movies will they show though? Contemporary Russian cinema is terrible, especially state approved movies.

I've always wanted to take the transsib but I don't have high hopes that it'll happen before 2040.

>>9303 > What kind of movies will they show though? Well, there goes piracy. Yeah, sometimes they even show screen copies, lmao, but usually it's russian language copies from Georgia and Kazakhstan. Unlicensed movies are shown as a "pre-screening service" for other movies tho.