Trey parker is the goy that does all the work. (((Matt stone))) is the merchant that gets them on tv

Do you still think it appeals more to the right wing type?

I’ve just wondered how they’ve gotten away with a lot of what they do.

I'm guessing if it makes *them* money, *they* let it slide.

@Albo Greychak - MI going with the suit? That's good. We need to bring back suits and proper attire. That or armor and bracers.

^ #2.

My preference also but I don't think anyone else agrees

They always say something about larp or whatever

@Asatru Artist - MD you here Texas recently did away with blade length laws? Swords are legal here now to carry around!

It's not larping if you are actually doing it. <:usinnoodle:420778112226164736>

Good point

no more calvary sword loicense fee

Good god. Spending a few minutes reading the responses to our Youtube deletion tweet. These are the people we're fighting for?

I'd say they've forfeited their right to call themselves white, so that answers that.

What's your opinion on revelatory/experienced paganism vs. study book recreation paganism? @Asatru Artist - MD

wait, there are book worm pagans? <:really:453005408064241674>

Yeah

"don't just talk (read) about it, be about it"

that's big ghey

I've been a practicing Heathen for longer than some of the guys in IE have been alive. 😳

Boomer

THAT IS SLANDER!

Gen X...

@JC yeah easy to get frustrated with that sometimes. Smarter people than me say "we're a vanguard, we can't expect everyone to accept our ideas"

I take that back then

I never push my religious views on anyone. That's even bigger ghey than book worm paganism.

Gen x unity. Member when mtv brainwashed us? That was cool...err... evil

The only thing I watched on MTV was Beavis and Butthead...and Headbangers Ball. 🤘🏻

Hell yeah!

Steady decline?

The opening riff...Prong... Steady Decline?

I feel like there's this awkward gap between gen X-ers and millennials. There are many shared experiences, but the fact we grew up with Internet and social media kind of sets us apart in some ways.

It does. But if the interwebs ever fails we remember how to do stuff without it. Well, barely, but still.

But I know what you mean, I have often thought the same thing. Nonetheless I still make an effort to get some of the dynamics of the way millennials communicate and language and stuff, I think a lot of it is cool.

Eh, I've been on the internet since like early high school, and had a computer long before that.

So it's not like Gen X'ers are complete web retards.

At least not me.

Of course

I just started college when internet came

I'm glad I didn't grow up with the internet and smart phones and all that.

I had to go out irl and play with real kids.