/int/ - International

>tacos and a coke B- Bernd brother?

>>28913 Of course my true soulmate. Nord Amerika stronks. Torchy's ftw

>>26257 At least you weren't late twenties and trying to convince someone at a hacker camp that some anime about schoolchildren is like really intelligent and powerful and sheit. Some (non-literal... I think) retard did that to me. I could only pity the guy.

>>28904 if it was shinsekai yori or somesuch he might even had had a point

>>28808 Keep your nasheeds ready

>>28905 >shinsekai yori I think it looked much less artsy, much more like the typical cheap anime style. Like when somebody runs, they just show three seconds of the character apparently running on a large ball with unicolor background, the same five frames repeating at 12 fps - frankly yuck.

>>28904 It's clearly above you.

Bernd contemplates if he should go for a stoner doom metal concert on Sunday. It's a Polish band from Poland, Dopelord. >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LzyPIqatCg Sounds not too special, but it would be his yearly night out on the Austria before fucking off to the much more exciting holiday location.

Guess what I'm doing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uT7Lkgqsns& I found Anone randomly on Bandcamp for their last 'Bandcamp Friday' of the year and it's immediately become my Christmas album of choice. Dangerously comfy (and catchy) in that Katamari Damacy way. >>27829 I recently escaped Spotify and I recommend you do the same. You can just budget that £10 a month to a mixture of buying albums you love and Soulseek for everything else - you very quickly end up with everything you like. This year has been a little strange for me as I've deliberately tried to embrace more Gen-Z culture so that I can understand it without realising that it makes me a bit creepy as a middle-aged man to watch women over 10 years younger than me dance around. I'd recommend the album Horsegirl - Phonetics On and On and especially the track 'Julie' for a stripped down sound that experiments with different influences.

>>28711 >You can just budget that £10 a month to a mixture of buying albums you love and Soulseek for everything else Well, first of all, I don't pay for it, a family member does and I'm part of that family subscription. And second of all, I can still do that while using Spotify, they're not mutually exclusive. Of course there's some music not available on Spotify, those albums I still pirate. And if I really really like something, I will buy it. But Spotify is just the most convenient for day to day listening.

>>27831 Does Musicolet even have a parametric equalizer? If not, why don't you use PowerAMP?

>>28730 Musicolet is free and ad-free. That's why.

>>28382 I'm not a pedophile either, but I like very thin teenage girls.

>>28791 Fuck off pedo you're a complete nigger shitposter

>>28816 I'm not black, I'm red, and you're a white Brit. What are you doing in Australia? She's already 16, which is the minimum age of consent in almost the entire world, don't come at me with this pedophilia nonsense.

>>28832 Go back to kohlchan and stay on your sinking ship

>>28835 Have you visited the website she announces in the videos? She sells all these videos in a onlyfans way on her own. So Peruball is not really in the wrong. Also Bernd thinks she is already 18 or more, and only says to be 16 to sell better

>>28873 Why chineses girls loves italians?

It's don't and ever will be

>>28839 You're not alone. God is with you, bernd.

>>28883 I left him long ago, no one will hold my hand.

>>28901 He never left you.

Come to Germany. Fuck our women.

>>28793 >>28792 Boo! Bigot racist! Boo!

>>28892 So many ugly legs

>>28894 Why can't you appreciate natural German beauty?

>>28894 btw holding flower means they are still virgin.

>>28861 I'm not aware of any controversies about Spain back then. But it was also literally a different time. Many dictators were treated like guests of honour. It isn't the first boycott against Israel, though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest_1978 > The 1978 contest was transmitted by a number of broadcasters from countries that didn't acknowledge the State of Israel, including several Arab countries (such as Algeria, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates). Many chose to cut to a commercial during the Israeli performance, and when it became clear Israel was going to win, they ended their broadcasts early. Jordan Television (JTV) closed the show by broadcasting photos of flowers, and later announced that runner-up Belgium were the winners instead. The story goes that since the Israeli broadcaster didn't buy enough airtime and those watching through neighboring broadcasters like JTV never saw the end of the voting, many Israelis had no idea they had won until the following morning.

>>28871 > Many dictators were treated like guests of honour Such as? And which had collaborated with Hitler "The Devil Adolf" of Germany and were allowed to continue building international relations?

>>28367 Yeah, it would be diplomatically unwise to include Canada but exclude the US. And, culturally, while Canada is somewhere between the US and Europe, I think they are really more US than Europe anyway. Their political culture may be more European, but their everyday culture seems to be like 70% American, looking from the other side of the pond. Letting both participate would be an option, though. I guess.

>>28888 I'm not going to do all that research now, but Idi Amin being invited to Buckingham Palace in 1971 springs to mind. Strong admirer of Adolf Hitler. He ended up killing about as many people as Franco (~400.000) but did so in a much smaller country.

>>28896 Okay. So was he ever banned from anything?

>>28872 And we get nothing? è_é

>>28872 He was such a troll. Sadly someone stuck a bayonet up his ass and shot him.

>>28874 if you give us south tirol back maybe

>>28874 You already got Campione d’Italia. Why would you want the rest of Ticino? It's the poorest region in Switzerland.

>>28863 That's pretty funny

Don't know why, but this .webm came to mind.

>>28880 would eat/10

>>28885 You're more brazilian than me.

>>28887 He is probably turkish.

>>28843 > increase Netflix' debt level by a factor of seven are you sure they finance it by simply issuing debt? usually it's more nuanced

>>28846 > are you sure they finance it by simply issuing debt? usually it's more nuanced It isn't: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/netflix-lines-59-billion-debt-125547191.html They can only finance around 10 bn by giving the Warner investors Netflix stocks. The remaining 72 bn are financed through Netflix investors, cash and a 59 bn loan. 25bn of the 59 bn loan may be replaced by company bonds and sold to investors later on. But if Netflix was currently worth 25 bn to those types of investors, they could have just included them into this transaction right now.

>>28850 >59 bn loan okay, still pretty much and interesting that at this point it's not bonds - I guess those guys at Goldman Sachs are arranging that syndicate transaction

>>28851 25 bn of the 59 bn might be converted to bonds and sold to investors later. But yeah, the whole story doesn't smell too good. HBO is part of the deal. I was surprised to read that it isn't doing that well, given how celebrated some of its productions are.

>>28829 I don't watch western media so I don't care.