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This gave me more cancer
Snowflake Christine Milneaux - Munchie who came here to sperg [PM sneasel if you wanna do a proper OP on this tard]
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So you PM me saying “how dare you release my private information” (which you never told me, I figured it out on my own) and then you go on to comment on the thread with something way more private?
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Why lol
Alright y’all, here’s a PM from Christine:
Idk how much her word means, but maybe it’s time to lock her thread for a bit and see if she resurfaces.
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Tbh, I think she might be kinda entertaining if she starts chimping out about everyone knowing her common ass first name. Who knows, this could be fun
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No one really cares what this dumb bitch’s demands are or whether she “becomes an influencer” or not. She’s plain, she has no charisma and she doesn’t even try to put on any appearance of positivity like most “influencers” do. All she does is wear weird shit and talk about herself nonstop.
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She won’t stop, her word means nothing. She already came back after saying she was leaving.
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I'm out of practice with PS, so here's a quick and dirty portrait of our quick and dirty borecow.
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Hair too pretty to be hers. Needs a plain brown frizzy mess.
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just shame the dumb bitch a little bit. she wont learn and youre not helping. doubtful a dox will keep her away. maybe she wont post but the idiot will keep tabs because she cares and cares really bad.
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" the fact that I would be as much of a failure if I were not ill, or perhaps even more so, owing to the fact that at least the chronically ill have an excuse."
Your words. This is what we call outing yourself.
Yes, I'm going back on my word too. I pulled a lancb. Won't be the first or last time. Blame it on the a.. a..a.. alcohol
Your words. This is what we call outing yourself.
Yes, I'm going back on my word too. I pulled a lancb. Won't be the first or last time. Blame it on the a.. a..a.. alcohol
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@Christine Milneaux, Yo, Carol. I have a good match up for you. There's this lady who has the perfect Victorian name, you could make friends with and weaponise that friendship against the KF. Her whole life is extremely Victorian. She lives as an ornamental hermit. Did you know in your favorite era that was a real job? You could be a sage and you were paid for your sage wisdom to sit at home and be a neet? Literally her devotion to it is amazing.
Her name is Violet Hargrave. Her Twitter is @secretgamergrrl. You're welcome.
Her name is Violet Hargrave. Her Twitter is @secretgamergrrl. You're welcome.
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Back to better things. Any body here ever really get down and read "The Haunting of Hill House?" I finally did and not too long ago and was blown away by it. Watching the internal thought processes of a stifled woman, reminded me of yellow wall paper a bit.
The way she imagined lives during her drive, with attention drawn to the oleanders, and the cottage garden, and how she used these invented lives to invent her own.
Anyway, anybody got any Shirley Jackson love to give?
The way she imagined lives during her drive, with attention drawn to the oleanders, and the cottage garden, and how she used these invented lives to invent her own.
Anyway, anybody got any Shirley Jackson love to give?
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P
E: ALSO We Have Always Lived At the Castle is a serious fave
”The Lottery” is amazing.
E: ALSO We Have Always Lived At the Castle is a serious fave
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Never read it but you paint a very enticing picture.
If you want a short fix of 1890s degeneracy, might I recommend Vladimir Nabokov's debut work of fiction? It's about a cokehead waiter on a first class railcar.
Some things never change, do they?
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LOL you really think this person is actually going to be outraged? "Oh my god how dare you release my personal infomation! I might get a STALKER! Let me get my Hitachi..."
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My God she would fucking LOVE having a stalker. Just imagine it.
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@AbraCadaver I've seen The Lottery done as a one act play and it's devastating.
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@AbraCadaver I've seen The Lottery done as a one act play and it's devastating.
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There's one more, I've talked about it on the farms before. It's the low rise skimpy cut of Weavers panties at the end of the film.
The entire movie bombards us with fear and feelings of disgust.
At the end of it all when weaver disrobes for hypersleep and we know it's over, a shot of the protagonist's body and her alluring state of undress gives us something stand out and distinctly human:
By virtue of set up and contrast I think it's one of the finest costuming choices in the whole film.
That's an interesting shot but it whether it was from a rush or from a set photog snapping set-ups/rehearsals, neither it nor anything like it appeared in the film. The only appearance of Ripley's knickers was when she was peeling off her vest (singlet, wifebeater) having gotten into the shuttle and that scene was showing her relieved and tired-out and ready for some interstellar kip. This was before the ump-scare and the get-into-the-pressurized suit bit that this illsutrates. And even at the time of release, that vest-off shot was criticised for being an unnecessary pandering to the "must show the heroine get her kit off" cliché that these genre-reinventing films of the era were supposed to be so against.
And anyway those knickers were nothing more than the UK's then best-selling brand of knickers (bikini cut, 100% cotton, Marks and Spencers).
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There must be different cuts of the movie in bongland.
See how low cut they are?
We had that front and center here in the land of the free.
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