/warc/ - Wildcard Archive

>>2235
How do you expect me to read something else after that bullshit? anyway, you made a point

>>2232

You forgot to mention Firefly.

>>2231
>be Linux user
>have to use VM's and reverse-engineered Windows APIs to do anything fun

Linux master race you guys ;_;

>>2236
>How do you expect me to read something else after that bullshit?
By exercising a fraction of the diligence in posting read what you're replying to that you are criticising me for lacking trusting wikipedia. I am not responsible for your mistakes.

>>2238
lrn2wine and portage

>Be windows user
>Can't hack the FBI
oh boy, oh ho ho ho

Loads of bands I listen to in the 90s, some have been mentioned.

Trip Hop was great, I see Becoming X mentioned, great album.

I think chart/radio played music was better in the 90s.

90s is kind of when the whole goth thing exploded into a variety of subgenres(you had the more industrial/electornic sounding stuff, but also the more Dead Can Dance infleunced, hippyish/pagan sort of stuff), and when a lot of the time happened to electronic music.

This video is so 90s -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzFL9nur_60

More 90s goth -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y66nbrgnnuI
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>>2258

Oh yeah, forgot about Collide. Their later stuff is a bit more trip hoppy which I prefer but this album had a really unique atmosphere(and was actually released in the middle of the 90s, rest of their stuff is 2000s).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwK85JKQnbk

I just remember the 90s is when the Nu Metal thing started, even though it *feels* like more of an early 2000s thing sometimes. Korn's first album was something like '94 though and Freak on a Leash was 98? Seems more like 2001, but things got replayed a lot on MTV and shit.

that means that… oh shit

I don't believe it's the reptilians, but the lower triangle seems legit.

This is also relevant. Also, if you're interested enough, read Empire by Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt.

>>2165
Half of the lower triangle is almost legit. But the general idea is mildly cute. And the Bilderberg one lacks quite a bit…

Four Gods and One Mirror - four families that no one knows about controlling the whole world's economy. Talk about monopoly…

Not an anime, but a vocaloid song/music video;
God's an Energy Cheapskate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjc0n4MiaUQ

I loved this series.

Gambling, Extreme Capitalism, and moe, basically

Those bars on the window… Is he living in a prison?

If so, then why does he have a desk and a computer, not to mention what appear to be a mint green carpet and light yellowish wallpaper, in his prison cell?

Is there a way to get a loan without a job and no plans for college? If I don't need to pay it off anytime soon that would be a combo bonus.

If I would've known then what I know now I would've never signed on to your student loan schemes. It's all fines and debt collectors once you're out of college, and there's no getting even a reprieve until you can afford to pay. Bankruptcy doesn't even touch it. And, at least in my area of Ohio, the concept of living-wage paying jobs is laughable, yet alone jobs that would pay enough to actually make payments on student loans.

>>2151
Yes. Get a cosigner (someone with a good job and credit history). You'll at least have to have a reason for getting it though, and it will have to be an every day private loan. Most, if not all private student loans go directly to the school now.

Payment terms are up to the lender so you should ask when you can start paying back.

>>2152
You should only get alone if you have a well structured plan to pay it off. You're given ample warning of the risks involved, and despite what highschool tells you, there is no guarantee of employment by simply getting any degree.

If you come up with a financial plan for yourself and manage to get a good job, you may be able to at least qualify for a forbearance to at least get caught up.

Loans aren't for everyone. The company I work for in fact advises that people exhaust very other option before considering a loan.

lol, enjoy your USA. In most Europe countries University education is free

>>2158
we love you admin, they insult you to hide their feelings for you

Seisatsu ran over my cat!

Don't say it wasn't you, Seisatsu. Because we both know you murdered my cat, and you can never wash your hands clean of your sin.

>>2158

Just ignore the thread man. It's not like there isn't a new one of these every other wildcard topic

>>2158

Expecting someone with such deep and thought-provoking criticism as "go fuck yourself fucking cunts" to provide an actual, usable suggestion?

>>2158
Stop trying to turn Uboachan into 4chon, for a start.

I can only speak for myself, but I enjoy a large enough variety of products that I probably would not be able to create everything I wanted (especially factoring in equipment required to make anything remotely equivalent to what I could be buying right now). Even if I had additional free time from working 20 hours instead of 40 hours per week (assuming this could even support my standard of living), I doubt I personally could create the same level of quality or diversity when it comes to music, hardware, software, board games, drawings, graphics, etc.

Probably one of the benefits of the current system is the ability to specialize; not everyone has to be working on "something necessary" to survive.

I agree with >>2143 It's hard to make everything by yourself.

The thing about our world is that pretty much everything costs money, not just products like clothes or toys. It is very good to go out with friends or family, but if you go out to a theme park or a movie you will have to pay money. As for fair's you often have to pay money just to get in let alone buy food or anything else.

I don't like the money system, but I have no idea how the world would run without it. It provides a standard for trade. Trade used to be that someone might trade a man 5 hens for a cow, or something like that. In that type of trade no one knows what a product is worth since there was no standard.

Also as you said money is just paper, and not worth anything. It used to be that money represented gold, but I still don't see gold as that valuable myself. Still, since this paper money can buy things our economy stays afloat (somewhat).

The reason that our economy would fail if people only bought what we needed is because of supply and demand. If a computer company makes 300 computers a month they need all of those to be bought,if not then they wasted money to make those computers. If the company keeps on over supplying eventually they will be out of money. If people only bought what they needed this would happen to many companies, and the country would fall into depression. Also if those companies failed the people would have no jobs, and therefore no money to buy essential things like food.

I hope taht sums it up.

>>2144
If nobody's willing to pay workers wages that allow them to buy anything outside of the essentials, the economy falters and fails as well. I believe that's what the US is going through right now.

>>2145
It doesn't seem to matter if it's just some workers that can only afford housing and food. I will, of course, put the US in a very bad position if too many people fall into that category, but from an internationalist point of view I don't think it would matter much. That is, if US government doesn't implement protection laws to allow for a slow recovery. That would really diminish production and the value of goods on the market. It would lead to a global regression. The option of not letting that happen would save the rest of the world (from regression, not from hell or anything like that), but would make the US just China's possession.

We're really lucky the States isn't gonna fall. This might be one of the reasons they can take loan so irresponsibly - no one would want his money back if it meant destroying the world as we know it. I think that's actually good, because this way wealthy people and nations pump their money to important countries which in turn use that money to create new wealth for a boarder population. Seeing things this way makes me think national debt is the most egalitarian thing in the current financial world.

Some shit went on and I forgot.
I may start leaving more popular topics for two weeks instead of one.

This series makes my dick ROCKHARD, god damn.

I bought a 3ds specifically for VLR and I don't regret it. The way the game uses a game mechanic and explains it as a plot point is GENIUS.

I need more.

>>2105
999 did that too. The whole point was that the top screen was Akane's vision into the future Junpei's mind.

999 was amazing, and I'm close to finishing virtue's last reward. just gotta work up the courage to betray Luna and then I can start opening some locks.

I don't think any other game series has ever made me literally shout out in shock or anger because of plot twists.
My copy of 999 came with one of the watches, and I didn't know what it had to do with the game, but I was like, "cool, free watch" so I put it on and started the game. I actually go a little nervous when I found out what the watches were for in the game…

>>2107
When the plot wraps up after you start getting locks the twists in VLR will blow your mind.