i dicovered internet in 2003, imageboards in 2011, kc 2015
If you had to give up either pork, poultry, or beef for the rest of your life, which would you choose.
for me it's a tough choice but i think i'd ultimately choose pork
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Any idea how I can rip videos from this website?: https://hotleaks.tv/lacypet/video/2244803
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This. More specifically, you need to find a link like this (https://cdn15-leak.camhdxx.com/2ovk4HScn3zJt3c1ZXvAnQ==,1679350089/12037/2244803/index.m3u8) to use with youtube-dl.
This one is from the video you linked, but I don't know if it will work for you.
I was writing a longer tutorial, but I lost it when trying to paste something (I hate that bug). Basically, you need to open your browser developer tools, in the network tab, and find a connection to a URL similar as the one above. Then, you copy that URL and download it with youtube-dl.
...for the first time, mainly out of pure curiosity.
I'm phoneposting so no pics.
Where should I even start?
It was pretty empty because it's monday.
The funniest thing were two arab whores, when I was passing by their room they yelled assalamu alaikum at me, like it's not haram at all.
They had a tiny dog in their room too and I asked them why they keep it there, I wouldn't want the poor dog to see me fucking it's owner.
However they didn't understand me and just replied "dog is 50€ extra" with a thick accent. Damn crazy bitches man.
I chose one talkative, nice girl, perhaps in her early 30s. We talked a bit, she blew me off, I fucked her a little while being amused by her fake moaning. After a while she told me I should hurry because times already up and I was like wooowowow I thought it's 30 minutes I got but apparently it's only 15. Good girl sucked my dick again and I came, we hugged, and said good bye.
The sex was boring but the experience itself of going to a brothel was worth it.
Slovenia bro next time you come to Germany I'll go to a brothel with you.
TL;DR
I don't recommend it.
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Hi! I've been here for a long time now, and I have seen some unfortunate and demoralizing threads. Some are humorous, most are just... just tragic and sad. It makes me wonder... Do the people here gather to share thoughts and minds? Is everyone here free to speak and give opinions?
Do you feel like you HAVE to be here, or are you doing this for your own entertainment? Or is it Because you get some sort of comfort out of this?
I went to a proper butcher's shop to get some sausages and minced meat instead of buying minced meat from the supermarket. It tasted so much better!
Second thought for this thread: I'm not one of these people who needs to eat meat with every meal or has a "fuck Greta" sticker on his car. But I still eat meat. I enjoy it and think it isn't healthy to be vegan. But it seems everyone around me is vegan, vegetarian or some kind of flexitarian, "I only eat meat once a week", "I only eat the 24g per week Greenpeace said I'm allowed to eat" bullshit.
Lörs?
I eat meat every day. I've never been to a butcher. I taste very little difference between organic and normal meat from the supermarket although I try to buy organic.
Once I bought organic nürnberger sausages but they had such a pungent pig taste that I switched back to the ordinary ones made with more suffering.
I usually only eat meat I've raised myself (which is only chickens) or bought from other people in my village (pork and lamb mostly). This is solely for ethical reasons, I don't care about either health or the quality of nutrition. I'm not super autistic about it though, and I still buy normal food for the cats and the dog.
It's all so tiresome.
I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling tired and exhausted. It's completely understandable to feel this way from time to time, especially if you've been dealing with a lot of stress, responsibilities, or challenges. However, it's important to take care of yourself and find ways to recharge and replenish your energy.
Here are a few things you can try to help alleviate your exhaustion:
Get enough sleep: Make sure you're getting enough sleep each night. Most adults need 7-9 hours of sleep per night to feel well-rested and refreshed.
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If you find that your exhaustion is persisting or interfering with your daily life, it may be helpful to speak with a healthcare provider or mental health professional. They can provide additional support and guidance to help you feel better.
