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Camwhoring Daniel12 12/12/22(Sat)06:03 No. 115546 Board: /men/ [Reply]

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Just took some photos for someone and figured I'd upload them.

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Anonymous 13/04/25(Thu)18:10 No. 117130

Unbeliveably hot, Daniel. Keep posting!

p.s.: where are you from?

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w 13/04/28(Sun)11:06 No. 117160

>>117074
gorgeous body

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Anonymous 13/04/28(Sun)16:50 No. 117161

Nice!

Teenage Girl 12/12/17(Mon)23:43 No. 15666 Board: /rnb/ [Reply]

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Vain people are the worst. Guys, girls, doesn't matter. If you're that fucking shallow that you think your vanity matters, go eat M80s and we'll see if anyone misses your vanity.

All anybody finds interesting about you is the availability of your fat sacks for jamming cocks in for a few minutes. That's it. That's your worth as a human being. The world will improve slightly when you die.

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CandleJack 13/01/02(Wed)05:36 No. 15827

>>15818

An orientation (gay) is not an action (nonreproducing). Being homosexual doesn't preclude a person from having children, especially with the aid of science. Even before artificial insemination existed, men who were otherwise quite gay (such as Alexander the Great) had wives just to bear them children. They might not have enjoyed the process very much, but did it to procreate.

Humans are not the only creatures who have separated the act of sex from reproduction. Many animals — among them primates, dolphins, and lions — have homosexual intercourse just because it's pleasurable.

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Teenage Girl 13/01/02(Wed)07:59 No. 15829

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>>15818
Dear sir,

You appear to be lost.

This is 7chan.org. You appear to be expecting stormfront.org.

Please make a note of it.

Also, you appear to be trapped in the past. You may wish to contact the maker of your time travel device, as homosexuality hasn't been listed in the DSM for decades.

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Teenage Girl 13/01/02(Wed)08:39 No. 15830

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Learning chemistry Frasse Swahn 13/03/14(Thu)18:59 No. 14811 Board: /sci/ ID: 806c34 [Reply]

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What is the fastest way to learn chemistry and get an intuitive grasp on the subject _matter_? What book, video or exercises should I do?

I'm applying for chemical engineering this fall and I want to be at the top of my game. Help me out /sci/.

In return, have the best picture of Carl Sagan I currently have on my harddrive.

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Anonymous 13/03/19(Tue)04:35 No. 14826 ID: 63481d

The most accessible introductory chemistry book I've found so far is Chemistry Made Simple by John T. Moore (revised edition, copyright 2004 or later). It's light on mathematics and extensive on concept.

Is this what you're looking for, or perhaps were you looking for something heavier on the maths involved?

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Anonymous 13/04/25(Thu)10:47 No. 14974 ID: 6abf2b

Fastest way to learn chemistry? Undertake a course of study in the field.

Anonymous 13/04/29(Mon)11:10 No. 28403 Board: /sm/ ID: 9a2f83 [Reply]

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Butches on bottom, younger boys dominating older boys

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Too cute SomeGuy 13/05/18(Sat)15:38 No. 29113 ID: ec2e25

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I think this is what belongs here.

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ec2e25 Anonymous 13/05/18(Sat)23:52 No. 29120 ID: 5713b4

>>29113

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Anonymous 13/05/19(Sun)07:26 No. 29128 ID: 9a2f83

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Sarah Palin 13/03/10(Sun)21:19 No. 14595 Board: /w/ [Reply]

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Are you guys all american ?

See, I'm french. No, wait, don't pee at me, let me explain.

In this piece of shit of country, weapons are said as "murdering things" and "devilized" (I don't know if I can be understood on this word but I give it a try) as hell.

I can't understand this commie shit. Take a wrench and hit the head of someone with all you can give… The result will be the same as shooting someone right between the eyes. That's just for practicing in case of war, hunt, or just shoot at targets for the pleasure to do this as a sport. As I do.

(Also, our medias are telling that America is fucked up to not prohibit weapons, and french dummies fall right on the trap.)

What do you guys think of this crap ?

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maninahat 13/04/15(Mon)03:19 No. 14673

>>14671
Britfag here. Just wanted to point out that the Franklin quote is apocryphal. The word "lunch" hadn't even been invented at that point.

If, hypothetically, the constitution were to be changed , the second amendment was repealed, and guns were banned, what would you do?

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Sarah Palin 13/04/16(Tue)14:48 No. 14674

>>14671

I never quite got this argument. Are you saying nobody should ever change the constitution? Or are you just talking about the second amendment?

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Sarah Palin 13/04/17(Wed)16:11 No. 14676

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>>14671
what about the large majority of people loyal to the crown even after the fall. you must also realize that a large majority of our founding fathers were slave holders more interested in protecting their profits and not paying taxes to a king then they were about liberating them selves. most of found fathers lived in the laps of luxury already how much more free could you be? these people were the 1%. they never freed anyone. the majority of "poor" people here were indentured servants or people working as tenant farmers when the united states became its own country and we "liberated" the farms of those still loyal indentured servants became indebted servants. dont try and paint the founding fathers as some sort of saint, they were businessmen through and through

ok, now the bill of rights has been modified many many times. the two id like you to look into is 16th (prohibition) and the 21 (repeal of the 16th) why these are important is that it not only shows that the government can and will out law something, it shows it can go back and make that law null, which was obviously the smart thing to do as prohibition solved nothing (and i like my booze).

now i know im comming off as a gun grabbing liberal commie and i kinda am but i understand that high gun ownership normally means low crime rate. that assault rifles are used in a very low amount of gun crime. and that banning guns doesnt keep people from killing people.

there really isnt a whole lot you can do that will affect the criminal quickly. that is the NRA's and other gun lobby's faults in my opinion. by not allowing even sensible legislation through they have created such a large problem that anything we do pass wont have an immediate effect, or you get knee jerk reactions like my home state of ny's safe act.

anyways, as for the french dude. idk man move. honestly firearms are fun and dandy but if you are doing something tat you feel requres you to arm your self you should probably stop, or move, or something. jobs are honestly one of the few reasons i can understand wanting a CCW

>tl:dr read the last paragraph, the rest is me talking about the constitution

I need help pussydestroyer356 12/08/11(Sat)16:48 No. 23192 Board: /co/ [Reply]

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I have a killer plot for a comic book series, based on horrific stories (which used to scare me shitless) that circulated around when i was a kid. i wrote a big portion of it (in my native language), but i don't think that my local people will buy this if i somehow get it published as a novel.

so, as a big fan of comics since a was a kid, i decided to make it a comic book. can't say i'm too bad at drawing, but still, i'm not nearly good enough to draw a comic book. i tried to draw one when i was at 7th grade, but i ended it after 4th page simply because of a ragequit.

anyways, i have an awesome long-running comic book idea (which can even get spin-offs around the main plot), but i'm not a qualified artist, so i'm looking for somebody to draw it.

tl,dr: i need a comic book artist to draw my stories.

if you are a comic book artist and interested in this; feel free to ask questions.

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Anonymous 12/08/12(Sun)01:28 No. 23194

Yes, I have a question: what made you decide to go on 7chan to find the artist to make your comic idea come to life? Wouldn't something like DeviantArt be slightly more suited to your needs? Or better yet: are there any local comic artists that you could talk face-to-face with about drawing your story?

shithappens 12/10/29(Mon)04:22 No. 17027 Board: /x/ [Reply]

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is tin foil enthusiast the only one in here or is every one just use that name?

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Tin Foil Enthusiast 12/11/16(Fri)21:47 No. 17103

derp

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Tin Foil Enthusiast 12/11/17(Sat)00:55 No. 17105

You're the only one here unless you count all my different personalities.

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Tin Foil Enthusiast 12/11/18(Sun)09:11 No. 17113

I find the term derogatory and demonizing.

But that's OK, we know that the mods of /x/ are Zionists who enjoy pushing disinfo down our throats.

We seek the truth so they brand us as kooky and crazy.

I'm onto you guys

Anonymous 13/05/14(Tue)17:36 No. 11251 Board: /fail/ [Reply]

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Anonymous 13/05/15(Wed)11:45 No. 11254

>>11251
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Anonymous 13/05/17(Fri)00:17 No. 11257

SPUDRO
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Older House Wiring Question Anonymous 12/11/15(Thu)05:12 No. 19530 Board: /halp/ ID: 3c081e [Reply]

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So, older house, older wiring. Pic related. The red Edison style fuse is a miny 15amp breaker for my kitchen circuit (turns out a toaster and microwave blow the fuse when the refrigerator cycles on, easier to reset it than replace it.) Otherwise fuses seem to last longer and trip less frequently than the alternative. Long story about why I have not remodeled and replaced it. Yeah the housing bubble collapse. At least I'm not underwater.

Anyways... I'm running multiple computers off of one outlet. My king kamehameha rig has a 850watt PSU to power the 4 six pin power connectors to the GPU's, all the way down to an old XP box on the same circuit. I don't know how many computers are safe to run at the same time.

And, yeah, V=A*R, pretty simple formula, I just have no idea what kind of juice these rigs actually draw. I've heard that space heaters won't trip the fuse, but are dangerous because they heat up the older wiring and cause the insulation to melt. My really old rig (think a bunch of oldschool, oversized Scsi drives) acted like a space heater. So I am cautious.

I love you guys, no homo.

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Anonymous 12/11/15(Thu)07:17 No. 19531 ID: c005df

If you want to find out how much current each system draws, and you have a multimeter, you can measure the amps. Just cut up a power cord and measure one of the conductors (just not ground the ground).

Ideally you should strip the rubber/plastic sleeve off and just cut one of the conductors inside, but to a certain extent it'll be an eeny-meeny-miney-moe when you get down to the wires because Chinese factories don't particularly care about wiring color standards.

If you're particularly sadistic you could cut up an A/C extension cord (much larger gauge) and measure the current of every system plugged into a power strip, but unless you have a quality multimeter it will likely draw too many amps and blow a fuse in the multimeter. Most are only good for 10A or less.

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Anonymous 12/11/15(Thu)07:25 No. 19532 ID: c005df

BTW, resist the urge to stick higher amp fuse/breaker in. This goes double for pennies. That's when fires start.

Any sustained load that's close to the limit will cause the wiring to heat up, it's not just space heaters.

Though breakers do age over time, breaking with less and less amps each time, so if the breaker is old replacing it might net you a few less trips.

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Anonymous 12/12/28(Fri)04:29 No. 19754 ID: 87b351

Id be careful dude you have no ground

billjones 13/04/11(Thu)09:35 No. 116856 Board: /men/ [Reply]

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