/int/ - certified time wasters

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Woke up, had breakfast and then went to Ikea to get a French press. It wasn't actually on sale but I got it regardless. I think it was good.
I actually made coffee with it and it was nice, although I feel like it could have been a bit stronger.

Read Mishima's novella titled "Star" and just generally wasted a lot of time chatting with friends online and doing some chores around the house.
Played some video games but I started feeling bad so I stopped and went for a Run instead which helped a bit.

I got back my interview again from the editor this time. He said he's pleased with it, because it's in-depth and subjective. He just re-worded some of the parts so it's not like a transcript. (Which it is actually for the most part.)
I will look through it tomorrow but most likely I will just say everything's fine and get a publication date.

Honestly I'm anxious about the MA classes. I really gotta start revising for the Chinese language stuff.

>>19398
>Honestly I'm anxious about the MA classes.

You will be OK, trust.

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>>32
>But is there really difference?

Did you forget about his surrogate activities theory? It is explained even too much i think.

Yes, he wasnt wrong about industrial society, but FC world still is an utopia.

Finally, i have read all of the Teddy Kaczinskys books

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>currently reading
I have a problem on starting lot of books and not finishing them until months or even years after afterwards. but the two books I'm currently having fun reading is:
The Glory of the Empire: A Novel, a History
a fictional history book about a vast empire from long ago. it features fake qoutations from various real and unreal sources, figures, and books.
Sheppard Lee, Written by Himself
at the beginning of the book, Sheppard Lee dies. his spirit then poesses another person's corpse; which gives him their personality tics and their current situation in life, good or bad. a funny satire about Jacksioan America.

>past reads
the last thing I've finished reading was actually the Unabomber manifesto. I think enough have been said about it in this thread but I will say that the part about Surrogate Activities was very intresting and did made me question about my life.

I rember as a kid, i used to watch alot of lego stop-motion vids on youtube, and one thing remeber watching was this one called ships of fools. Either I dident know it at the time or dont remeber, but it was based on a fable by Ted K.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ-Upb4Szms&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F&embeds_referring_origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE

the book that i've read before that was called the power and the The Divine and the Decay. which about this machiavellian politician that hiding out in this small british isle after killing a rival during election season. intresting book, about the right to power and critque on christrainity (which i felt the author made the aurgument here into a strawman) modernity, and lust. I don't agree lot with the book says, parts of it feels pyschopathic, like when later on when someone gets murder, the christian strawman and the main charater feel indiffrent towards it. which
I dont think is an error by the author but rather a showing of his own indiffrence. wether or not the author was himself a pyschopath we dont know, as theres not enough information to go by; besides that this book is his only book he wrote.Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>18903
Ach halt einfach dein dummes Maul.

>>18904
You can't stand a honest worker sharing his experience of using his whole body to move things around with his bare hands? Sweating while pushing cat litter, fragrances, books, small electronics parts clothing, wine, fitness devices and all that shit having a calculate 90 seconds to get the job done each time? To people who vote CDU, think black people are suspicious and that want a little fun on their life? A new top, the new book by Kopp Verlag, that smart watch or the plastic toy your daughter wanted when she looked over your shoulder while you scrolled Ebay to relieve some stress after work?

The only sweat you know comes from anfrily typing word sequences that aim to prove your moral superiority to others below you. The pale citoyen can only lose. Remember that, boy.

>>18905
> Mimimi ich hatte einen Drecksdschob für Kanaken wegen den Grünen
Alter.

>>18909
Handelt es sich bei deinen Verständnisschwierigkeiten um genetische Dummheit?

Get a life.
Instead of refreshing /int/ all the day, you can come here once in a while and there will be enough new posts each time.

How did OP post without a countryball? I must know.

N..No you!

Proles go to /b/, /int/ is for cultivated scholars such as myself. We don't need to watch sweaty meatheads carrying out pointless competitions.

no I dont like watching satanic faggots

>>18690
A true intellectual would intellectualize the Olympics by looking closer at concepts like competition, games, vitality, ritual and democracy that can be found in the Olympic tradition.

>A close connection between architecture, athletics, and the urban fabric is central to the idea of the modern Olympic Games.

>>15256
no need to open a new thread.
am robot as well, apparently.

As a result of ECs troubled past, we have a board rule here concerning meta discussions of other boards. Refugee threads during downtimes are exceptions, though.

>The pinnacles of modern architecture are buildings which looks like Holocaust monuments.

That's because modern architects are shit.

These brutalist churches are actually pretty cool and closer to proper christian asceticism instead of the faggy gothic pomp or the low budget version of a 'pittoresque' church Ludwig II would have ordered to built.


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

>>18417
>and closer to proper christian asceticism
Yeah, I need a sauce on that opinion

>>18417
There may be nice brutalist churches but the one which you've posted is ugly and trypophobia-inducing.

Donald Trump is chancellor Palpatine and antifa are Jedi. Have you watched "Revenge of the Sith"?

>>18250
There is 0 chances for the democrats now.
NATO is over, empire America is over, Urine is over, NWO is over, EU is over. Because obvious leftshit is too homosex to shoot straight.

>>18252
Imagine believing that the future free world depends on you, and then not training. smh. The secret service sniper demonstrated the enormous gap between an amateur and a pro.

>>18253
The SS clowns should probably buy some glasses

With the thread now on autosage, I decided to do a short retrospective of what happened in here and noticed that I must have posted almost half the pictures in the thread and probably made the most posts as an individual poster.
Basically I am almost only working and gaming anymore.

>>18181
It really is.
One of the rare, finishable games that I actually finished and even rarer, have the urge to play again not too far out.
Deus Ex on LSD and capitalism.

>>18182
> Only working and gaming
I can say the same about myself, at least for the last week. Trying to become decent at workers and resources, I play on hard, but I still make stupid mistakes. It's the worst kind of pseudo-achievement I'm chasing here. I need to stop. But the little cats and people going round are so nice to watch...

New thread

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Have a badd ass weekend everyone!

>>17875
Will you travel? Have you considered doing an interrail, young sparrow?

>>17882
He's not in school anymore. Uni summer break means working a job to pay for shit.