Moderately good looking maidin edition
/éire/
Cameron Flores
Chase Cook
>said today would be the day I would begin my Jow Forums journey
>first thing I did this morning was eat a slice of caramel cake with tea
Kevin Brooks
>wake up
>really tired
>drink coffee
>still really tired
>can't concentrate on anything
Grayson Powell
try vaping
Jackson King
Fuck off
Joshua Rivera
Want to see some pics of this cake. Got any left?
Sorry to hear. Try having an early one tonight.
Logan Parker
>still really tired after 2 strong cups of coffee
This is quite conerning.
Charles Bennett
Was in about three stages of dreams within dreams there. The last one was horrible since I was thirsty but couldn't drink due to being asleep.
Levi Evans
>but couldn't drink due to being asleep
Thirsty as your dream-self or thirsty in the real world whilst sleeping?
Daniel Johnson
Eyesight's deteriorating badly, lads.
Brandon White
Just get glasses desu.
Benjamin Walker
I already have glasses, it's just worrying that my sight keeps getting worse and worse and I'll keep having to get stronger and stronger glasses.
Samuel Ward
>I'll keep having to get stronger and stronger glasses
Is it possible that you could just get surgery in a few years time to fix them or is that not how it works?
Landon Scott
Irlandez imbecil
Eli Parker
I'm not sure, I'm hoping that's how that laser eye surgery stuff works. It's expensive either way, so I'd have to save up money first
Isaac Perry
>ocht
Christopher Reyes
bog rats
Ian Wright
Both, I was thirsty when I woke up.
Nathan Bennett
I've been short sighted for nearly 9 months now, still haven't visited an eye doctor
I'm like 21 so I though I'd avoid these symptons.
Easton White
>eye doctor
You mean an optician?
Isaac Wright
In recent days or just in general?
That's sounds horrible to know you're losing eyesight like that. It's a blessing in a way that I've always been short sighted.
I do know people whose sight has gotten better over the years rather than worsened as well though.
Sebastian Flores
In general. It's just been becoming more noticable lately.
Angel Howard
>naoi
>It's a blessing in a way that I've always been short sighted
Do you wear glasses or contacts? Thought of getting the pew pew?
Colton Mitchell
>Do you wear glasses or contacts?
Glasses but I rarely wear them. My vision's fine except when it comes to reading things far away which made taking notes in school a pain until I realised I needed them. These days I only really wear them to the cinema.
>Thought of getting the pew pew?
As much as I like lasers I don't think it's worth the hassle or expense.
Parker Green
My crypto investments are doing well today.
Adrian Moore
yawn
Brandon Cook
>trying to make others yawn
Highly rude.
Austin Roberts
He says goodbye to /éire/ with what best can be described as emotion. He doesn't feel much, yet finds himself in miss of the banter and the overall aura of feeling superior to sad faggots, failed animators, queers repeating the LC and shit-eating mechanics.
He knows he must go. He has more important things in his life. His time on Jow Forums was ephemeral, transient if you will. It was an enjoyable deviation from his life of success. He has never been anything but a success, but Jow Forums made helped him feel what the masses feel. He was here as an experiment, trying to feel out new ways to control people for his upcoming domination of European politics.
He sits inside his palatial home, after a hard day's work, and surveys the land. He looks at the political landscape. Everything. No stone is left unturned. He likes to stay abreast of current events.
With a cold heart, he says goodbye: goodbye to all the losers and sad cunts. The words coming from his mouth mesmerise even his fiercest critics. They're moved to tears. Ellen drops his animation portfolio, realising he will never craft anything as beautiful as Howth's words or even pass his shit little FAS FETAC course. Juniper will always be mentally deficient and will cling onto sanity through alcohol. Tommy will always act the hard man even though he is a shaft-gripping, shit-devouring aberration. Tsukihi will fall short of his goal of becoming a doctor and become a lowly pharmacist, all the while dreaming and cogitating on what could have been. Jaggy will come out to his left-wing mother that brainwashed him and she will accept him for being a pansy. AA will finally live vicariously through ponies and other cartoon shit and will forever be a slave to his sister, who beats him.
Those are all individual experiences, but one overall experience they will all have is this: they will all know HOWTH was right, that he truly knew the future. They will know how intelligent he was and admire his foresight.
Bye
Noah Cook
>tfw i made the first /eire/ thread ever
I created all of this
Logan King
Do you regret your creation, Mr. Frankenstein?
Dominic Wilson
want to get rich /eire/? i'll let you in on a secret, just this once...
Joseph Brown
>current year
>investing in cryptocurrency
Brandon Phillips
it's not a currency
Zachary Cruz
...
Alexander Phillips
I got laser eye surgery. It works.
Andrew Gomez
During Sean South why does the crowd yell "You're on your own" after the line There were men from Dublin and from Cork, Fermanagh and Tyrone
Nathaniel Lewis
Don't really know, but if I had to guess it's because the "free state" did nothing to help the IRA.
Brayden Wilson
Ah that makes sense. Also what do they say after "join that gallant band of Plunkett, Pierce and Tone?"
Nicholas Jenkins
I don't know which video/version you're refering to.
Brandon Myers
I hear it on a lot of live versions, just can't make it out.
youtu.be
Jeremiah Wood
>posting the same image every thread
Is this spam?
Chase Walker
*10,000 word spam war over how Jow Forums was founded as an anime website and therefore anime spam can never be said to be detracting from a thread*
Jaxson Martin
I suppose you much prefer spam of the 3D anglo slag variety.
Nolan Hughes
I have no problem with anime on /éire/. But variety is the spice of life. If people are going to post 2D sluts, they should at least make it interesting.
Andrew Russell
You're bringing such a high level of discussion to this thread. Keep it up.
Don't expect this type of person to be interesting.
Jace Hill
>Don't expect this type of person to be interesting.
What do you mean? If somebody attaches an anime pic to their post it suddenly becomes less interesting? What a strange world you live in.
John Edwards
You're illustrating my point.
You're too dull to be coherent and pedantic at the same time, so when you disagree with someone you present babble with the seriousness of someone who's saying the most important things in the conversation.
Colton Davis
Imagine if we had gotten that. Would have doubled our total post count for the week.
>going to the cinema
Sounds like a bit of a you know what activity, wouldn't you agree?
>I don't think it's worth the hassle or expense
What if it made you more attractive to the you know who?
Owen Ortiz
>so when you disagree with someone you present babble with the seriousness of someone who's saying the most important things in the conversation.
Sounds suspiciously like the post you just made.
John Turner
t.me
A new Jow Forums conference, join lads'
Jaxson Green
cyka blyat
Connor Cox
Chase Adams
Who else /barelyreadspostswithoutanimage/ here?
:3
Asher Brooks
>blatant false-flagger trying to make animeposters look bad
Anthony Barnes
Do you have a single fact to back that up?
Bentley Rivera
>can't upload images
Anti-anime user has gone too far.
Brody Murphy
Try uploading a non-anime image for once.
Jacob Peterson
Nathaniel Walker
why do most Irish people not speak Irish?
Blake Cruz
Same reason you don't speak Mapudungun
Jack Campbell
Where would be the fun in that?
Lincoln Lewis
Historical oppression combined with modern capitalism which places little value in culture.
Eli Nelson
Jackson Gray
Nathan Campbell
We back?
Adam Green
So you think Russia is weak?
Charles Fisher
>Sounds like a bit of a you know what activity, wouldn't you agree?
Shh.....
>What if it made you more attractive to the you know who?
But I don't wear them in public anyways.
>Error: Upload failed
Apparently not.
Christopher Gutierrez
>But I don't wear them in public anyways.
Your eyesight must not be that bad then.
I couldn't tell someone's face unless they were as close to me as someone sitting next to me on a bus.
Jackson Miller
Too easy and yet so hard.
Yet.
Nathan Cox
>But I don't wear them in public anyways.
And it's not like women care that much about glasses anymore. If you're attractive without glasses, you'll be attractive with glasses. If you're unattractive with glasses, you'll be unattractive without glasses.
Jonathan Scott
>Your eyesight must not be that bad then
As I said before it's fine except when reading things at a distance.
>Too easy and yet so hard
What did he mean by this?
>it's not like women care that much about glasses anymore
Did they ever or was that just something perpetrated by American high school movies?
>If you're attractive without glasses, you'll be attractive with glasses
Unless they're really hideous glasses.
Benjamin Edwards
>If you're attractive without glasses, you'll be attractive with glasses. If you're unattractive with glasses, you'll be unattractive without glasses.
Not really.
I think on one level people can tell "this is an attractive person beneath these glasses", but the visual presentation of the face is completely different with glasses.
It'd be like saying that haircuts, beards, mustaches, piercings, earrings, hats, and so on don't affect a person's level of presented attractiveness.
Adrian Stewart
>Did they ever or was that just something perpetrated by American high school movies?
There was a time when there was little variety in glasses types, and they were almost all invariably "dorky". Times have changed.
>but the visual presentation of the face is completely different with glasses.
I disagree. Unless you're talking about those huge, thick-framed ones that hipsters wear. Reasonably sized glasses don't alter somebody's appearance all that much.
Connor James
;)
Aaron Hughes
>Reasonably sized glasses don't alter somebody's appearance all that much.
I would argue that big framed glasses actually alter someone's appearance less, because they are easier to sub-consciously separate from the coherent whole of a person's face. Smaller glasses obscure less of a person's face, with less clear borders, and so create a larger uncanny valley effect where you can't differentiate between the artificial and the real.
Or perhaps it's just that small rectangular glasses are the de jure unobtrusive choice that would not be seen as a "fashion choice", and just blend into the background of a person's face because of that.
Juan Cook
Glasses definitely change how you look, the size and colour of them and your hair can accentuate or minimize your eyebrows or cheek bones
As someone who wears them all the time I think I look weird without them now
Lucas Rivera
Bentley Gutierrez
I often wonder how attractive women perceive unattractive men.
Robert Morales
It's weird when you see someone who usually wears glasses be without them. Their eyes look too small without them.
Grayson Davis
For me it's the opposite.
Luis Russell
The reactions to the "incel" thing in Canada are an interesting case in point.
Brandon Walker
I wonder if the whole incel thing will go mainstream? That would certainly be interesting.
Jaxson Young
>I wonder if the whole incel thing will go mainstream? That would certainly be interesting.
It's surprising, but Incels basically achieved more of a breakthrough in conceptual sociological language in a decade of anonymous mentally-ill edgeposting than the entire sociological academic establishment has since it was institutionalised.
It's interesting too in that it describes both something that is newly pertinent, but at the same time something fundamental in human nature which has existed in the past and existed throughout non-western cultures without interruption.
Incels basically cucked these mostly Marxist academics by sort of fulfilling Marxist principles within their own "class", as it were. Ironic.
Carter Fisher
And to answer your question, no, I doubt it will go "mainstream". The biggest reason is that if the phenomenon the concept describes was acknowledged, mainstream hegemonic ideologies would find a rhetorical or conceptual space they cannot enter without crippling themselves.
Ethan Cook
Hate passive-aggressiveness.
Austin Evans
Have any of you seen the film I Kill Giants?
Michael Thompson
No.
Lucas Garcia
This is a very clever post.
Michael Gutierrez
braaaaaaaaap
Aiden Brown
Brandon Clark
I can't believe Hiro singlehandedly fixed /éire/ by killing off the avatarfags
Brayden Garcia
What's your definition of an avatarfag? Because I'm almost certain you've got it wrong.
Brandon Watson
TLDR: The people who facilitate the "mainstreaming" of culture will not mainstream the concept of "involuntary celibacy" because admitting that it exists is as harmful for sexual liberalism as an idea as admitting that poverty or economic non-mobility exists is for economic liberals.
Jace Butler
This anti-anime user is making me want to post anime more than ever. I can't wait until I can post images again.
Aaron Wood
Those retards that blog about their lives with anime pics attached. Not a single post can be made without their avatarfagging.
>inb4 hurr durr it's only avatarfagging if it's a consistent image
don't care for the time being their blogging is gone and /éire/ is actually usable.
Luke Stewart
>because admitting that it exists is as harmful for sexual liberalism as an idea as admitting that poverty or economic non-mobility exists is for economic liberals.
What makes you think that?
Nathaniel White
You're an avatarfag since all you do is complain about anime
Ian Barnes
>>inb4 hurr durr it's only avatarfagging if it's a consistent image
>don't care
Do you enjoy being wrong?
>/éire/ is actually usable.
People posting anime pics makes /éire/ unusable for you? Yet you're still capable of bitching and moaning about it whenever there's anime in the thread. If you really hated anime, you'd be nowhere to be seen when even a single anime image has been posted in an /éire/ thread (like this one). You really are a strange individual.
>/éire/ is actually usable.
Except it's boring right now. All we're doing is indulging your meta bitching.
Isaac Foster
The core premise of sexual liberalism is that people will level out at a sustainable level of happiness (utilitarianism) if maximum freedom is given in sexual matters.
Saying that "involuntary celibacy" is significant is saying that in fact this situation creates a state of unresolvable upset for significant quantities of people.
It's something that is hard to avoid acknowledging, too. The idea that everyone squares off and gets their "Disney prince/princess" is not something that's compatible with reality, if it ever was, even when monogamy, the assignment of sexual partners on a 1:1 ratio, was the culturally enforced standard.
Joseph Myers
Makes sense. Now I want it to go mainstream even more despite the lack of feasibility.