I could just buy my own spinner n clay but idk, idek how much it would cost or where to set it up

I think I'd set it up in a certain space at my uncle's tool shed and practice there

Around $350 for the wheel, it seems

That's about alittle over a months work that's not to bad

https://youtu.be/IJb1_QiF-9w

@JoeyJoestar1337 Starting a craft you like is priceless, as long as you take it as seriously as you can

That's awesome :)

Thanks for the good vibes Moza

And once you get into the basics you can research techniques, materials, possible projects etc

I continue to court a girl I'm talking to.

She's so sweet.

The blacked one?

Throw yourself off a cliff.

She dated a negro once for a month...

I just hope there is still hope

Ah, so she isn't dating him anymore?

Not as far as I'm aware.

Good, good

👌

@GodFearingEnglishman Does she show interest in being with you?

Well, she actually sends proper messages as opposed to one word answers.

I would look for some excuse to invite her to have dinner somewhere

Just had an African chap buy me a double whiskey from Ghana

If I die tonight pray for me. ❤

Yesterday's divine liturgy of Presancified gifts

@ admins, you should let Immunittty in. He's a chill dude I know IRL

I met a Gnostic today. Hard to believe there's people who believe that swill

I just ate an entire bag of carrots

I've heard the term gnosticism but never understood it, isn't effectively spirituality, like the new age shit

possibly in some contexts, but this guy was legitimately talking about how the demiurge made this material world and that's why it's flawed, and crying that the orthodoxy suppressed them and tried to get rid of their texts

oh, so he is actually retarded

Yes, but also I pity him. He was raised Catholic, but evidently not taught well enough to stick with it, so he said he was actually drifting into agnosticism before an uncle died and he found out that the uncle had secretly been a gnostic for many years. I guess something in it appealed to him. Like the view of a fallen world because it was administered by a flawed emanation of God somehow made more sense than real Christian theodicy.

I pity the part where he didn't learn the answers to his doubts from a legitimate source

I feel somewhat bad now

I think most of gnosticism today is Japan's fault tbh

like, it's always been around, but Japan's views towards Christian tradition are fascinating

They are very much academically fascinated by it, so all kinds of obscure mysticism leaks into their pop culture

and then you end up with shows like Evangelion, which admittedly only uses Gnosticism as an aesthetic

but then people start copying

and then that stuff bleeds into US and therefore world culture through weeaboos in hollywood