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>>17901051
ur mom u fuckin faggot lol

>>17901051
both
>>17901057
10/10 post

Devas and asuras.

1. Yes mentally

2. No

3. No

4. No, not entirely.

>>17901008
>is it dangerous
Not unless you're a closet masochist. It's even say for masochists so long as they're not in the closet about it.
>is it magic
No, not any more than your first mind is.
>can it control me
Only if you let it. (This applies to all magical beings as well.)
>can you make it go away
Yes, but the longer it's been around and the more comfortable with it you become, the harder it will be. This is correct behavior on the brain's part because you're not supposed to just throw away things that you've become attached to. Once you accept it as alive, it'll be hard to justify killing it unless it actually means to harm you in some way. Suffice to say the level of mental control you're at is one where it would be hard to kill, but over the course of the year you'll take to grow accustomed to it, you'll learn the control necessary to destroy it if need be.

If you do it right, you won't need to destroy it at all.

1. Only to your mind. You're already mentally retarded to even be consider a tulpa could exist so who cares, right?

2. N/A.
3. N/A.
4 N/A.

>>17900995
Looks like a horse's head to me

hi

I'll bite. I've got a few, all over the place.

>>17901082
which ones?

Marcus is awful.

Henry can be annoying and sometimes superannoying.

Ben is ok.

Too much true crime.

They stray away from the topic a lot for their gags but they do cover a lot of info

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It's pretty good

Too bad the live shows are not

Is there more info

>>17900967
http://www.equusite.com/articles/health/healthVitalSigns.shtml

>kill me

>>17900832
homonculus' are the new tulpas
>you will never grow an artificial baby in a girls butt

>>17900831
Are you the chick in the picture?

TROLL!

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I still get chills when I remember what they wrote through her. Her body just went limp, her eyes rolled back in her head and just endlessly scrawled "pray for us"

And when she did a ouija session with us, she actually- I don't know summoned something? Can you even do that with a ouija board? I remember her asking for her great grandfather or something to manifest (he was an incredibly evil man) and I just felt this black wave of horror envelop us. My little sister even wet herself, she was so scared, and I threw up. But when my grandmother talked about it later, she acted like it had been a huge success, talked all about her conversation with great granddad. She said he wanted to meet me especially some day.

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The Marseilles deck is the one and only true deck.

>>17900742
Why do you say that? I saw a bilingual Spanish English deck today and considering I study linguistics it felt right.

>>17900798
ALL decks are based on the Marseilles deck. But many add all sorts of individual flourishes, leading them farther and farther from the origin.

they wont because the chemtrails governments use is hiding it from plain sight.

That's. The sun dumbass

>guy makes fun of nibiru retards
>nibiru retards think he's being serious

Can't make this shit up.

Wim-Hof-2 was OK, but Wim-Hof-1 was the shits.

>>17900630
fuck you for making me kek

>>17900620
I recently got into Wim Hof. I've been doing the breathing exercises and cold exposure for about 6 weeks now, daily.

It works. There's not really much more to say. If you try the breathing exercises even once, you'll know it has an effect. That's the beautiful thing about the method, it's a very straightforward technique, and you see results immediately.

I can't say it's changed my life so far, but I genuinely enjoy doing it. The cold exposure and breathing give you sort of a boost every day. I've come to love ice cold water, especially the ring in your ears from adrenaline dump.

I don't remember much of it, I thought it was okay but they were trying to put a romantic subplot in and it just didn't work very well

B A S E D as soon as they got through the romantic subplot.

They worked in the classic show's intro, made it genuinely unsettling, found a ground original look, and had a parrot Hannibal Lector

ten outa ten

Scooby Doo is still made?!

>>17900320
>Why do children seem to be so in tune with their spiritual side?
Because they where just there, before they where born.

>>17900320
“Everyone is born a genius, but the process of living de-geniuses them.”
― R. Buckminster Fuller

i wish i could recapture that feeling of being a kid / teenager where my life felt like living in a movie.
i have temporal lobe epilepsy which causes that feeling to come back for a day or two after having a full blown seizure but it is never permanent.
drugs only work so many times and make it even worse after that.

>>17900284
Ok

normal waffle house activities man. i hope you got triple hashbrowns

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>>17900284
>wafflehouse has a shitty wall tile and a poorly lit back room

WOW
SO FUCKING SPOOKY

Hot on the heels of The Monster Inside Me, Greer turned to poetry, releasing 6 volumes of work between 1973 and 1978. Said poet and critic Elizabeth Conpena, “His poetry just connected with people on every level. When I finished Volume III, Recollections, I immediately wanted to write to him and ask where he got his gift. His work just made you want to pick up a pen and do exactly as he did- when he was going to convince you of something, he was so effective.”

Eventually, the success of this work allowed Greer to move onto what is considered his most importa9t and all-encompassing piece of writing, Once I’ve Departed. The book takes place from the point of view of a m3n who is dead and looking over his life. Diane Chatterton called it “both mesmerizing and compelling… Mr. Greer’s mastery of metapho7 is unbelievably refreshing and frankly needed.”

Shortly after completing Once I’ve Departed in 1983, Greer moved onto short stories, but this new foray would prove quite temporary. Only 3 were published between 1983 and 1987, and after his last story was published he disappeared practically overnight, which among his fans caused some mayhem.

Young days being gone for good, in 2008 Greer sent a letter to the 0enver Star explaining that his absence was due to a ver6 serious bout of depression brought about by “personal circumstances.” He apologized to fans who he had “left hanging,” and promised that he would “try [his] very best to kic1 this damn thing, today or tommorow.”

On July 8, 2016 at 9 PM Gre2r’s body was discovered by a neighbor who was walking near his house. His funeral will be held on Monday, July 11, at 10:30 AM at Denver Community Church, 1595 Pearl Street in Denver.

Donations will be accepted by a local book club to pay for his gravestone. He has no surviving relatives.

4160372392 SUB AGE/FUNTIME.
ONE QUESTION, MANY ANSWERS.
CONSIDER BEG/END LET.

bumping cause someone can probably solve this

>>17900293
Solve what exactly?

Nope

I thought i did hear wow, but it was from the backup singer dudes, do you know what i mean?