EPTOn May 17 2015 03:37 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
First thoughts on Absalom Absalom:
I'm too tired for this shit.
First thoughts on Absalom Absalom:
I'm too tired for this shit.
This'll cheer you up.
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Lord Tolkien
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This'll cheer you up. | ||
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Requizen
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On May 16 2015 23:50 Ketara wrote: We should have a contest to see who can come up with quotes for wei2scriptman that sound the most like things wei2coolman would actually say. "Hitler was a pretty ok guy" | ||
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wei2coolman
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Anyone with a stache like that can't be that bad. | ||
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Eppa!
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GhandiEAGLE
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On May 17 2015 04:22 Eppa! wrote: This is an honest opinion, but I don't think Hitler was bad at heart because his intentions were pure. He's just an idiot. I got that reference. Twitter game on point. | ||
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BlackPaladin
United States9316 Posts
On May 17 2015 04:22 Eppa! wrote: This is an honest opinion, but I don't think Hitler was bad at heart because his intentions were pure. He's just an idiot. Yes, mass murderers aren't bad at heart. They just want to get rid of their problems aka people, man. | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
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On May 17 2015 04:22 Eppa! wrote: This is an honest opinion, but I don't think Hitler was bad at heart because his intentions were pure. He's just an idiot. Well memed. | ||
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Slayer91
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Numy
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On May 17 2015 04:37 Numy wrote: These memes are getting too high level for me. I had to look that shit up. How is it a meme if it was something that happened like 2 weeks ago? It's just a reference. In other social media-related events, I'm part of a group on facebook full of ODs and this comment was just tossed out: "It's the Harry Potter of herpes." | ||
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eieio
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On May 17 2015 03:37 GhandiEAGLE wrote: First thoughts on Absalom Absalom: I'm too tired for this shit. reading Faulkner is tiring sorry D: unless Absalom Absalom is now some indie game I haven't heard of lol and man that m2k quote sure is something | ||
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Ketara
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On May 17 2015 04:34 Slayer91 wrote: ketara wtf is note tag Its note tag. You're telling me you've never played note tag? | ||
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eieio
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Slayer91
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Actually its quite interesting. do you think hitler thought he was a bad guy? + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Ketara
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Eppa!
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On May 17 2015 04:04 Lord Tolkien wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2SStFt-k_A This'll cheer you up. An engineer, a chemist and an economist get stranded on an island and they find a tin can with soup. The engineer says: we should get a rock and smash it open. The chemist say we should heat it up and the pressure will force it open. The economist says lets assume we have a can opener. Neoliberalism is seriously a cancer in economics and needs to die. My plebeian opinion is that destruction of capital is based on annex I western ideas of cyclical growth. | ||
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Lord Tolkien
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On May 17 2015 05:20 Eppa! wrote: An engineer, a chemist and an economist get stranded on an island and they find a tin can with soup. The engineer says: we should get a rock and smash it open. The chemist say we should heat it up and the pressure will force it open. The economist says lets assume we have a can opener. Neoliberalism is seriously a cancer in economics and needs to die. My plebeian opinion is that destruction of capital is based on annex I western ideas of cyclical growth. Hm? How does that relate precisely... Besides which, neoliberalism is mostly a pejorative term that is largely outdated nowadays, given mainstream economics have largely reached consensus (on the basis of neo-Keynesianism with Classical undertones). They all use the same models, whereas the main determinant of difference being how much they weigh individual variables (their general view on the elasticity of prices [from 0-1] being the easiest method of figuring out where on the Keynesian/Classical "spectrum" one falls). http://freakonomics.com/2012/07/25/the-secret-consensus-among-economists/ Moonbear can correct me if I'm wrong. | ||
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Eppa!
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On May 17 2015 05:26 Lord Tolkien wrote: Hm? How does that relate precisely... Besides which, neoliberalism is mostly a prejorative term that is largely outdated nowadays, given mainstream economics have largely reached consensus (on the basis of neo-Keynesianism with Classical undertones). http://freakonomics.com/2012/07/25/the-secret-consensus-among-economists/ Not in the euro zone. I am far from even a little knowledgeable in the area though. Are you doing economy at uni? | ||
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