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#1
Aneristic Illusions / Re: The Republicult™ On Parade
Last post by Brother Mythos - May 31, 2024, 08:45:22 PMThis internet list caught my attention this afternoon:
"All The GOP Lawmakers Telling Trump To Drop Out After His Felony Conviction"
"These are the Republican leaders standing up and putting country before party."
As per the article:
"(This list will be updated as the GOP statements come pouring in.)"
Please note, at the time of this initial posting, it's a short list.
Here's the link: All Republicult™ Lawmakers Telling TSF to Drop Out of the Presidential Race
"All The GOP Lawmakers Telling Trump To Drop Out After His Felony Conviction"
"These are the Republican leaders standing up and putting country before party."
As per the article:
"(This list will be updated as the GOP statements come pouring in.)"
Please note, at the time of this initial posting, it's a short list.
Here's the link: All Republicult™ Lawmakers Telling TSF to Drop Out of the Presidential Race
#2
Principia Discussion / Have a Sweet Syaday!
Last post by Brother Mythos - May 31, 2024, 02:58:10 PMIt is the first Sweetmorn in the season of Confusion, in the Year of Our Lady of Discord 3190. And, once again it's time to celebrate the Patron Saint of the season, Apostle Sri Syadasti. (Actually, his full name is much, much longer, but I'm too lazy to write it all out.)
Anyway, as it is written in our Wholly Holy Principia Discordia:
"His name is Sanskrit, and means: All affirmations are true in some sense, false in some sense, meaningless in some sense, true and false in some sense, true and meaningless in some sense, false and meaningless in some sense, and true and false and meaningless in some sense."
So, it really does make perfect sense that Sri Syadasti is the Patron Saint of the season of Confusion.
Hail Eris! All Hail Discordia!
Anyway, as it is written in our Wholly Holy Principia Discordia:
"His name is Sanskrit, and means: All affirmations are true in some sense, false in some sense, meaningless in some sense, true and false in some sense, true and meaningless in some sense, false and meaningless in some sense, and true and false and meaningless in some sense."
So, it really does make perfect sense that Sri Syadasti is the Patron Saint of the season of Confusion.
Hail Eris! All Hail Discordia!
#3
Literate Chaotic / Re: losing my mind boys
Last post by mx krabs the bepronouned - May 31, 2024, 01:02:18 PMupdate, went back there and read the end, + did some Investigative Journalism (@'d the author on twitter). this is the conclusion of a trilogy in which the number 23 keeps turning up throughout in significant situations, which is eventually caught on to and referred to as 'the 23 conundrum'. it is also a very grounded detective thriller, no shady secret societies, drugs, or even as far as i can tell questioning of reality. no-one fucks an apple, not even once. the murderer is like, a guy, there's no real conspiracy as far as i can tell. the '23' thing is because someone got killed and there were 23 witnesses, and the big bad of the final novel sneaks the number 23 into murders he commits in revenge to symbolise that. i've looked for a while, and i still can't find anyone mentioning this online.
(please ignore the fact i type like im begging for another portion of gruel here, i was trying to be nice)
so, either:
- he's lying (which would be pretty good)
- he means that he was referencing the enigma but doesn't know about the other shit
- he was subliminally influenced after hearing about it or something
- he did this entirely independantly.
if its either of the last two, and if he ends up googling it, he's about to go down a very interesting rabbit hole.
(please ignore the fact i type like im begging for another portion of gruel here, i was trying to be nice)
so, either:
- he's lying (which would be pretty good)
- he means that he was referencing the enigma but doesn't know about the other shit
- he was subliminally influenced after hearing about it or something
- he did this entirely independantly.
if its either of the last two, and if he ends up googling it, he's about to go down a very interesting rabbit hole.
#4
Two vast and trunkless legs of stone / Re: On This Day in History
Last post by Brother Mythos - May 30, 2024, 10:48:20 PMMay 30, 2024 - First Time a U.S. President Was Convicted of Committing Felonies
TSF, a former U.S. president, was convicted of committing thirty-four (34) felonies in New York, New York. These felonies were committed to cover up hush money payments to both a porn star and a Playboy model prior to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
TSF, a former U.S. president, was convicted of committing thirty-four (34) felonies in New York, New York. These felonies were committed to cover up hush money payments to both a porn star and a Playboy model prior to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
#5
Only Maybe Arts Lab / THE SECRET HISTORY OF SIGISMUN...
Last post by Bobby Campbell - May 30, 2024, 03:49:27 AM
#6
Literate Chaotic / losing my mind boys
Last post by mx krabs the bepronouned - May 29, 2024, 10:48:09 PMhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29429982-the-twenty-three
saw a copy of this on a bookswap shelf in wales. i can't find a single mention of our bullshit anywhere on the internet with relation to this (and the author is pretty popular + has an online presence-- no search results for anything from thousands of reviews), but this trilogy apparently features the number 23 turning up ~mysteriously~ in places throughout, no way its entirely independant of at least burroughs. that or the enigma got me again. i might go back tomorrow and swap it for something so i can read through properly
saw a copy of this on a bookswap shelf in wales. i can't find a single mention of our bullshit anywhere on the internet with relation to this (and the author is pretty popular + has an online presence-- no search results for anything from thousands of reviews), but this trilogy apparently features the number 23 turning up ~mysteriously~ in places throughout, no way its entirely independant of at least burroughs. that or the enigma got me again. i might go back tomorrow and swap it for something so i can read through properly
#7
Two vast and trunkless legs of stone / Re: Film Flam
Last post by Faust - May 29, 2024, 08:23:47 PMFuriosa was merely a good film as opposed to one of my favourite films of all time, but I enjoyed the slower paced story, and the world and characters, the only thing with it is that the lore, and broken world disorientation are lessened by revisiting the story.
If you saw it roger be interested in what you thought because I remember you liked the last one
If you saw it roger be interested in what you thought because I remember you liked the last one
#8
Two vast and trunkless legs of stone / Re: On This Day in History
Last post by Brother Mythos - May 29, 2024, 01:04:27 AMMay 29, 1953 - First Confirmed Successful Ascent and Decent of Mount Everest
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first confirmed humans to stand on the highest point of planet Earth, and return to tell about it.
The peak of Mount Everest has since become a high priced tourist attraction, high altitude graveyard, and a garbage dump. But, that first successful ascent was looked upon as an act of exploration.
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first confirmed humans to stand on the highest point of planet Earth, and return to tell about it.
The peak of Mount Everest has since become a high priced tourist attraction, high altitude graveyard, and a garbage dump. But, that first successful ascent was looked upon as an act of exploration.
#9
Principia Discussion / Re: 'Tis Once Again the Season...
Last post by Brother Mythos - May 28, 2024, 12:42:31 AMQuote from: ein Gefrorener Würfel on May 27, 2024, 11:09:09 PMSo true. Truer words have never been issueded. The truthiness is supreme. But just a question, springing from the depth of my confused, mostly caused by the few shots of Jaegermeister, you should drink it at room temperature to get experince all the flavours, mind - this is not an endorsement to drink alkohol, which is proven to cause cancer, and I'm quite sure my fathers cancer was caused by it, but rather just an excuse for my confusement, what is the reason, and I'm not intending to critique anyone here, that you, again no criticisim, are using, this is an interesting word, it is both an everyday word to indicate an action, but also a way to describe the superiority or exploitative Actions of someone. Just saying.
Well ... now I'm confused too, as I don't understand your question. And, this is only the beginning of the second day of the aptly named Season of Confusion. Even worse, I'm still completely sober on this, our Memorial Day Holiday.
Hail Eris! All Hail Discordia!
#10
Principia Discussion / Re: 'Tis Once Again the Season...
Last post by ein Gefrorener Würfel - May 27, 2024, 11:09:09 PMSo true. Truer words have never been issueded. The truthiness is supreme. But just a question, springing from the depth of my confused, mostly caused by the few shots of Jaegermeister, you should drink it at room temperature to get experince all the flavours, mind - this is not an endorsement to drink alkohol, which is proven to cause cancer, and I'm quite sure my fathers cancer was caused by it, but rather just an excuse for my confusement, what is the reason, and I'm not intending to critique anyone here, that you, again no criticisim, are using, this is an interesting word, it is both an everyday word to indicate an action, but also a way to describe the superiority or exploitative Actions of someone. Just saying.