well, I felt like giving one.

now back to dark souls remaster with me

Sorry @Futh I didn't mean to be mean to you

That was a lovely review

I am just a bit grumpy in the mornings

don't worry bout it. I didn't take it rough

Mornings?

Good morning

Good morning

Pleasant early sunward period.

Pffft.

That's an Oregon license plate though.

it's missing the nerf emplacement turret

https://media.tenor.com/images/c138357021693632c66df13c9b607093/tenor.gif

I'm halfway through my biggest project yet, and I wanna die

My hands hurt

nice, I want to see it when you're done

What sort of projects do you do?

https://twitter.com/foxandfriends/status/1001404280597811202

How many elections will the left have to lose before they understand that we're not giving up our rights

They will never understand

too bad they'll miss out on gun waifus

Fuckin losers

@Deleted User I do Back-end projects for clients as part time, but in this case by project I just mean "Drawing"

I talked to *another* of my friends recently who believes white privilege is something to be taken seriously.

*why God?*

Cos it's technically.....a thing

And this guy I know is smarter than I am. I think it's his fucking girlfriend though.

But not how the sjw's frame it

White privilege is just a term for expectations on white people

Same with jewish privilege or Asian privilege

@Thomas the Sowell Train [USA] are you sure it wasn't schooling (whether it be elementary, middle school, high school or college) combined with modern media and social trends?

Can anyone here translate this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LV5F4gZHLI

I suggest watching Crowder's change my mind segment

I mean I'm sure none of that helped but I know his girlfriend is an SJW.

Anyone from the Netherlands?

I heard her talking about how toxic masculinity is causing gang violence last time we hung out.

I watched most of it

The end, where he talks to a black student and the asian student, is a good explanation

She also showed me this book she was reading for some kind of law class which argued that people should be judged not be the law of the land, but by the cultural standards of their origin.