Posts by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
(DIR) Post #ARsajVhbDCoK1UqGNE by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T20:55:31.131240Z
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@HOLOCAUST @meowski I'm afraid of eye contact
(DIR) Post #ARsaq38Xoe0ZSLZ06K by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T20:56:42.204627Z
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@HOLOCAUST condolences
(DIR) Post #ARsaxfH2QDFxlNARs0 by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T20:58:04.783377Z
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@doki @HOLOCAUST @meticore this is both funny and therapeutic
(DIR) Post #ARsb3daJcAWYGJ24Ho by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T20:59:08.928610Z
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@doki @RatPoster no.... I would rather "not exist" than be remembered by some bad individuals..
(DIR) Post #ARsbAH4fhq10TTOcAC by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T21:00:21.530498Z
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@doki @HOLOCAUST @meticore I'll try
(DIR) Post #ARscBT46i3ZRuJGUEq by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T21:11:46.507757Z
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@bajax I'm losing like 5 teeth becuase of cavities, which is weird if you think about it, because I take such care for my health in most other areas, yet still, this neglect for some areas of my health, and this soical isolation, make it not worth it, almost. _and_ I live in the city where majority of people are bydlo (disgusting assholes/ rabble).
(DIR) Post #ARsduKl4XdOj83JqUK by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T21:31:05.078639Z
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@bajax I once acidentally almost drank, and flushed. my mouth with water that had citric acid in it (I was sterilizing the jar fromthe scale remains), it made my teeth hurt severly for dais, I considered suicide (which I do every 3 months at least, anyway. but this one time was one of the worst.) but this pain eventually passed. Since then I'm even more careful.your comment and my reaction to it (thinking about baking soda and water solution that disinfects the gums and numbs the pain, and if you do it every 10 minutes or more frequently - the pain will go away completely) made me realize that I care about my teeth even less than I said. Or less than I realize. I still don't brush them fwiw. I constantly drink water but at days when i don't (when I live with relatives) I _always_ end up losing yet another small piece of a tooth. ):If Id done my life over1 I would take care of my tooth (but I would probably still fail to take them seriously...)2 I would spend less time on social media (but then:2a all the other people are on social media _anyway_, ad it's the other people that are the problem, _not me_, and it's partly social media that made them such assholes and made them look at people in such a "measuring", as if sizing up or judging, or despising even, way, and talk shit at peole even, that has nothing to do with them,2b I was on social media because I loved truth - Fedi included, if I'm honest, so I would still love truth, so I would still waste countless months on social media)3 I would probably try not to lose relatives and friends(but then - my relatives and friends are assholes - so that mistake would be as bad as my current one)what's done is done, it's not good to try to collect a broken jar.
(DIR) Post #ARse8fMgit7Z5rkQPA by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-21T21:33:40.936455Z
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Sex is more scary than violence.
(DIR) Post #ARwOHimuXp8ngK9IeG by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T16:54:53.029764Z
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If I worked at a restaurant I'd spit in the food and feed it to you!!!!
(DIR) Post #ARwOTL3oaWTRZFaxxQ by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T16:56:58.551615Z
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38 notifications what inn the name of Allah
(DIR) Post #ARwPHOa1mCzOxjX0TI by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T17:06:01.786947Z
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@MK2boogaloo oh this way of thinking is a lot older than that. quote Thucydides: (the first Pericles' speech):"There is one principle, Athenians, which I hold to through everything, and that is the principle of no concession to the Peloponnesians. ...I have many other reasons to hope for a favourable issue, if you can consent not to combine schemes of fresh conquest with the conduct of the war, and will abstain from wilfully involving yourselves in other dangers; indeed, I am more afraid of our own blunders than of the enemy’s devices. ...... It must be thoroughly understood that war is a necessity; but that the more readily we accept it, the less will be the ardour of our opponents, and that out of the greatest dangers communities and individuals acquire the greatest glory. ..."
(DIR) Post #ARwPQFpbfoeoR22hTU by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T17:07:37.517529Z
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@MK2boogaloo also from the same book (finally found the quote...)>Invited to refer the dispute about Epidamnus to arbitration, they chose to prosecute their complaints war rather than by a fair trial. And let their conduct towards us who are their kindred be a warning to you not to be misled by their deceit, nor to yield to their direct requests; concessions to adversaries only end in self-reproach, and the more strictly they are avoided the greater will be the chance of security.>concessions to adversaries only end in self-reproach
(DIR) Post #ARwRCLjx6k1YcBtZLc by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T17:27:31.108328Z
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@MK2boogaloo @kakkerel I only read Thucydides' speeches and not his entire book, literally skipped everything but the speeches. I did talk about them less than 3 months before, but not about this specific thought (that compromise with enemies always ends with regret).I _hate_ reading and there a lot of indivudlals more well-read than me.I am re-reading a bunch of books (and this is because it will liberate me from having to read them ever again, like a character from South Park said, "and because of [Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand] I'm never reading again!" - this but unironically.I've yet to rearead Thucydides and Nietzsche, but I did re-read Bacon's Essays for the last time.In it he said "The blessings of Issachar are not compatible with the blessings of Judah, and people that are over-taxed [and "being overtaxed" is a subjective feeling about justice of taxes, not the literal amount of money] will not be good at war, and also middle people [sic] of England are better soldiers than peasants of France, as proven by [whatever battle he gave as a proof/example]"These "blessings", as I learned from Searx search, are from the Old Testament. Issachar is toiling and moving weights as if he is a donkey, Judah's "hands are at the throats of his enemies" as if he is a lion.I've recently thought about Russia/Ukraine war, and I'm very spectical about Russia's performance in it, and this quote kind of in my opinion made sense. Russians are workers, not freelancers with flexible work schedule - that's why when being ordered to go to war they don't enjoy it too much, which, then, means they are not good at it. Blessings of a donkey not of a lion.contrast it with some Saudi or Emirati who actually _has_ things to lose, and yet still can go to terrorist adventures abroad.And this is very in harmony with this Thucydides quote from Pericles (Funeral Oration):"If we turn to our military policy, there also we differ from our antagonists. We throw open our city to the world, and never by alien acts exclude foreigners from any opportunity of learning or observing, although the eyes of an enemy may occasionally profit by our liberality; trusting less in system and policy than to the native spirit of our citizens; while in education, where our rivals from their very cradles by a painful discipline seek after manliness, at Athens we live exactly as we please, and yet are just as ready to encounter every legitimate danger."When a Russian goes to war (if that's his choice... Dmitry Kuprin from the nuclear closed city Ozersk did three months there, in Ukraine, and recently returned to Russia) it's brave, yes, but it's also because he has nothing to lose. He's not like some EmiratiIf you ask me Nietzsche was not actually dissing Plato in that sentence but it was a covert criticism at Plutarch. Plutarch's heroes (Scipio of Rome, Epaminondas and Pelopidas of Thebes which are the guys who put the end to Sparta's dominion...) are very restrained, Thucydides protagonists are very un-restrained and so is his worldview...
(DIR) Post #ARwRuR6oVZDC0Wbuuu by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T17:35:29.620602Z
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@Curvin literally LOL thank you very much made my day
(DIR) Post #ARwS4CTlkw3RWv0IC0 by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T17:37:15.624941Z
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Kinda busy atm, have fun everyone.LATER!
(DIR) Post #ARwSZpPf3ExbG3ACXo by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-01-23T17:42:57.654431Z
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@MK2boogaloo @kakkerel https://yewtu.be/watch?v=L1gTulWuxTE Hooray, mobilization! When they take me away! #mobilization - September 21, 2022I mean, look at this guy, he was just so happy (probably still is), it's as if it's the best thing in his life!Which doesn't change my opinion of him - that he's not some kind of a Gulf state oil sheikh. He has nothing to lose, that's why he looks happy as a cat who ate a canary. Brave, but unhappy.
(DIR) Post #ASFfaTkz2bnanos98S by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-02-02T00:08:15.587620Z
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You should never have respect for any government/state that does this, _inculding_ Russia.
(DIR) Post #ASFhapHTDPL1SyMRY8 by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-02-02T00:30:44.398596Z
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Not gonna post anything here for days.
(DIR) Post #ASGEs6TFqxNABsiea8 by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-02-02T06:43:37.708424Z
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@goo it's just a preference. I do it all the time, I like it better that way. Yes I know there is no logical reason.
(DIR) Post #ASGEt6UpFDT6Yhvmdc by KateMossFan666@clubcyberia.co
2023-02-02T06:43:48.839955Z
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@lina @WashedOutGundamPilot @Hoss somewhat relevant "... the half oriental monarchy of Russia, which had professed to be the continuation of the Byzantine Empire, had collapsed. ... The Allies had no understanding of Russian realities; their diplomatists were ignorant of Russian, genteel persons with their attention directed to the Russian Court rather than to Russia, they blundered steadily with the new situation." https://web.archive.org/web/20211122080059/https://www.bartleby.com/86/66.html "A short history of the world" by Herbert Wells