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there's probably like one or two girls that use this site
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No.7243 [Reply] 
>>7235 (OP) 
Why lol I doubt they care about HMOFA or male fetish shit.
No.7244 [Reply] 
>>7240
>women
>on crystal cafe
lole
No.7248 [Reply] 
Sure.
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No.7250 [Reply] 
>>7248
insightful
No.7259 [Reply] 
>>7242
old and busted:  "old and busted: meme
new hotness:  Drake Bling Hotline meme
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BLEOTHEEHHHHHHHHHHHH *pukes on your waifur*
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Animation is challenging. Even more so than static drawings, this is something where you could hypothetically nail everything on the first go and be done with a sequence in 5 minutes, but in practise will take hours to get right. Fkn sux.


ᛋ“there is no ‘making it out’… just go down swinging as hard as you possibly can…”ᛋ
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>>7231 (OP) 
>Animation is challenging
Yeah, it takes me like x10 the times a single drawing does. And it looks like shi. :crying:

I'm in a "stop motion experimental animation class" or something my public library offers. 
And i suck at it kek. Anyways i have that class today (we are doing some rotoscopy n sheet) in like two hours and i still dont know what should i even trace or draw. Send help saars. Also random image to bait responses o algo.
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No.7234 [Reply] 
>>7233
>Anyways i have that class today (we are doing some rotoscopy n sheet) in like two hours and i still dont know what should i even trace or draw
Have you seen Buffalo '66? A trace or animation of the tap-dancing scene might be nice.
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No.7229 [Reply] 
Insightful.
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I can't even imagine the mental anguish of being a 'good' chess player. Some of these kids are like 7 years old, imagine being that young and attending country championships or even world championships. Your life is basically over by that point, you'll never be normal again, and for what? It's not even a cool skill to have, the market is too oversaturated.
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>>7209 (OP) 
>Some of these kids are like 7 years old
Yeah, Watch this lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7BVtGnlxT8

Chess is just a "mind sport" for schizophenic white dudes, it often draws people mad, because the true objective of the game is not to *win* but to predict what your opponent may be thinking and what he will do next. (Meta-Cognition). 
It doesn't rely on a physical skill but on theory of mind, memorization of positions and a lot of neuroticism.
>t. Played chess for years and almost went insane award. 
 
Also "We wuz chess players n' shi." or something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HjNNbwuXNk
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>>7219
You don't say.
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No.7221 [Reply] 
Am I supposed to believe that spending the rest of your life as a chess player is less preferable than being a normalglipglop? If you start young, you'll be paraded around as a circus freakshow for a couple of years but that's basically what childhood is already like for anybody who lets slip that they have a capacity for introspection. I guess you do have a point, but only if you treat chess as a prestige faggot striver virtue signal, which all too many people do.
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No.7222 [Reply] 
>>7219
>Chess is just a "mind sport" for schizophenic white dudes, it often draws people mad, because the true objective of the game is not to *win* but to predict what your opponent may be thinking and what he will do next. (Meta-Cognition). 
Chessers are cool people whenever they're not South Asian academicbots. Lot of good Bobby Fischer quotes out there, and that Magnus grandmaster guy seemed to pop up in minor headlines for being self-destructive and pretentious (awesome). Chess was a real path towards upwards mobility in the Eastern Bloc, and a successful case of proletariatisation of the bourgeoise - which is about the best justification that the Soviet Union had for itself; that chess culture seems to have survived largely intact to this day, good for the random kids in Kazakhstan that make it out of their declining villages thanks to it. I like the serial killer doomsday-cult leader chessplayer character in Stalker OP-2.2, I'd like to use some of those distorted tapes as samples someday, that whole plotline escalates and subverts the mod where every minor and major character from the original games is intended to be kept alive or fakes their deaths multiple times quite nicely. (—Lord Shit Nobody Cares About)
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>>7220 Looks and sounds crazy. Not clicking that today. But thanks for the info doe.

>>7221
>spending the rest of your life as a chess player is less preferable than being a normalglipglop?
I wonder the same thing when it comes to the arts. I mean, anyone can play chess/draw right?, but only a few people will ever acomplish anything transcendetal. It's better to try and to fail (and going insane in the process) or to never try at all (and to live a boring life)? 

>>7222
>Bobby Fischer
Quite iconic USA champion. The Cold War Era Man that defeated the Soviets on their own game (24 years of russian championship domination) and then he just vanished for two decades. Another case of insanity (look at his face) but also of geniusy which is kinda inspiring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMEPGM6Kkqw
>Magnus 
Dont know anything about that guy but the last thing i heard is that he got defeated by a 10 year old argentinian kid lmao.
>serial killer doomsday-cult leader chessplayer character in Stalker OP-2.2
huh, sound cool, I played Anomaly and was
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No.7223 [Reply] [Watch] [Open]
I want to breed Negev so bad
No.7224 [Reply] 
Okay.
No.7225 [Reply] 
Insert 10 shekels to initiate coitus
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Are you celebrating weed day, Hitler or Columbine?
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No.7201 [Reply] 
>>7200
I cc awill reply km2once im sober but npt yhe 2nd one
No.7202 [Reply] 
Waltuh-like typing detected.
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No.7203 [Reply] 
>>7202
Coming down after all that shit makes me cringe
No.7204 [Reply] 
>>7198
You are not the only person on anthro.foo that has played Deus Ex.
No.7214 [Reply] 
Liking weed or hitler is brown
Laughing at people dying is White
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I saw a vision of something beautiful last night, but I don't know whether I'll be able to bring it into this world. I think it may be too explicit to post here even if I do.
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No.7207 [Reply] 
One third done. Maybe a quarter. That was the easy part. Whenever I think about it, I feel a way that I haven't felt since... Tomorrow is going to be very difficult for me.
No.7208 [Reply] 
Every single good thing in this world has been borne only through toil or unfathomable bloodshed (there is a Restore Britain-Giga Based Dad interpretation for the telos of this, which I do not want you, reader, to take from that (terribly unoriginal) statement). Maybe it really is harder for me than for everybody else, maybe I am poorly-constituted and in a clinical depression and BPD hormonal death spiral and nothing about my life is "my" fault. It takes a lot of conscious exertion to fight the inertia and entropy of life without checking out and playing Tyler Robinson games or sleeping for 24 hours straight once I'm through with my daily reading time taxes.
I was going to go to bed and think that pretty little thought of mine for an indeterminate period of time, but that would've totally fucked up my schedule for half the week at the very least. I caught a glimpse of the golden thread yesterday, it's so very thin, have to take hold of it and never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever [8!] let it go. April 20th is a very special day.
Go, relay this post; this one isn't a false positive. 30 minutes isn't a very long time, is it? Nobody will read this attentively enough for it to even matter how thoughtful I'd been with my vocabulary. More worthless fucking blogposting text shitting up the internet, thankfully I am antisocial.
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No.7210 [Reply] 
>>7208
I'm not sure I understand everything you're talking about.  But it seems like you're in a bad place right now.  I don't know who you are and never will, but I believe that you matter.  And I hope things get better for you.
No.7211 [Reply] 
>>7208
I am looking forward to seeing what this vision of yours is. And I wish you the best, matey.
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Sex with Hornet
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No.7183 [Reply] 
hornet doesn't actually have tits or thighs, or any semblance of human-like anatomy. This of course doesn't cross the mind of cumbrained goofers doughy.
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No.7185 [Reply] 
>>7183
Neither do animals nigga what website do you think you're on
No.7189 [Reply] 
>>7178 (OP) 
Sex with Marble Hornets
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