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 No.23489 [Reply]

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Oi! Ernst! Yes, I'm talking to YOU!

Soon it's Easter, and since except Brick everyone is having a holiday, it means that you have a bit of time on your hand, don't you? Btw, Brick is invited too, of course.
But that means that we will do a little something for the Ernstchannel; you won't spend your entire day with your family anywa- STOP LYING!

That's why all Ernsts, serious posters and especially low-laying lurkers are invited to make banners. It's easy:

Format 300x100, jpg, png or gif

Ernstchan can always need banners and original content and that's why it needs YOU!
Make a banner, post it here and make Ernstchan a colorful and diverse place!

One banner for each day of the year!
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 No.23699

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>>23697
You drew that? Pretty nice. Reminds me that we used to have a drawing/art thread years ago. Not that I could contribute anything, but that was a nice thread.

 No.23711

>>23699
yeah that was me who drew it, thanks!
>art thread
can we have another one? according to banners i saw a talanted artists who contributed to EC, so maybe we can find more hidden gems :D

 No.23733

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>>23711
>art thread
Somebody should make one. I would happily post low effort Ernstwurfs. My bread and butter. Brick usually did the OP with reference links and such, which I am too lazy to replicate. Also, I know I have a bigger version of this pic somewhere. My files are a mess.

 No.23829

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>>23733
>Also, I know I have a bigger version of this pic somewhere. My files are a mess.
I got you, mate.



 No.9269 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

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Generations of people have been, and continue to be, inspired by pervasive violence: namely anorectal violence. Many perpetrators of this violence against one or more others especially in public pornography have not faced severe punishment despite both 1) the high likelihood of anorectal injury to a receptive person due to anorectal fragility, and 2) the significance and potential severity (even lethality) of resultant traumatic consequences. What arguably should easily be considered incriminating behavior worldwide is commonly featured in public pornography, in many cases being sold for profit and far too often serving as an example to be copied. This situation is both one of the greatest injustices and one of the greatest contributors to societal decadence in the modern era. Facilitating factors include prevalent (willful) ignorance, apathy, and misinformation about anorectal topics, which are enabling people with (self-)destructive tendencies to have a field day with anorectal violence and to spread disinformation quite effectively.

BTW: Please delete my last thread. Thanks.
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 No.22194

"An estimated 37% of women and 9% of men report receiving anal sex across their lifespan (Herbenick et al., 2015). Despite this, only 24% of men and 14% of women report anal sex as appealing, and 72% of women and 15% of men report pain during anal sex (Herbenick et al., 2015). Anal sex carries health risks such as heightened risk of STD transmission, abrasions, fissures, bleeding and is associated with higher rates of faecal incontinence (Hutton et al., 2013; Markland et al., 2016). Rough sex, which can include whipping and spanking, bondage, hair pulling, verbal aggression or degradation and choking, is also prevalent, rated as appealing by approximately 40% of men and women (Herbenick et al., 2017). Rough sex acts are considered gendered, where women are predominantly the target of rough sex acts and men take a dominant role. For example, in a nationally representative US sample (N = 2,227, 51.73% female), one-fifth of women reported having been choked during sexual activity (Herbenick et al., 2023). Some research has linked the prevalence of rough sex to exposure to violent or aggressive sexual acts in pornography (Herbenick et al., 2021, 2023; Vogels & O'Sullivan, 2019; Wright et al., 2022)."
"“What Is Normal?”: A Qualitative Exploration of Health Practitioners' Reports of Treating Patients Presenting with Unpleasant Sexual Experiences." Archives of Sexual Behavior. 2024 Nov; 53(10): 4099-4116. PMC11588967. doi:10.1007/s10508-024-02994-3. Epub 2024 Sep 23.
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 No.22195

>>22194
> [PMID 39313695 MLy]
That was included by accident. I note for my own personal reference whether any particular study currently is indexed by MedLine (yes or no).

 No.22889

An updated Anorectal Trends, Risks, and Anatomy compilation is now available with several minor changes, the 2025/03/13 edition:
https://pst.moe/paste/agoxto or https://paste2.org/GW9N4HxH

Here is the list of what has changed:
- [T&A] Updated the journal parameters for 10.1891/0886-6708.27.3.378 -- The month was added.
- [A&T] Added a missing closing quote to what was quoted from Physiology of the Gastrointestinal Tract, Volume 1 (2012) - Page 1023
- [A&T] Added a missing closing quote to what was quoted from Forensic Medicine: Fundamentals and Perspectives (2013) - Page 312
- [A&T] Added a "[diseased]" clarifier for hemorrhoidal disease to what was quoted from Principles and Practice of Surgery for the Colon, Rectum, and Anus, Third Edition (2007)
- [AR2] Added a "[diseased]" clarifier for hemorrhoidal disease to what was quoted from PMC7392573

More extensive changes still are planned, but when they'll be completed remains to be determined.

 No.23782

"This study examined associations between sexualized media consumption, sexual double standard (SDS) norms, and sexual coercion perpetration and victimization in late adolescence and whether these associations were moderated by gender. Participants were sexually active Dutch secondary school students aged 16–20 years (N = 255, 58.4% girls). Data were collected using a self-report questionnaire at a single time-point. Overall, more sexualized media consumption was associated with higher odds of both sexual coercion perpetration and victimization. These associations did not differ by gender. Specifically, viewing online pornography and sexually oriented reality television more frequently were associated with higher odds of sexual coercion perpetration, whereas viewing others’ sexy social media posts more frequently was associated with higher odds of sexual coercion victimization. Finally, stronger endorsement of SDS norms was associated with lower odds of sexual coercion perpetration in girls, but with comparatively higher odds of sexual coercion perpetration in boys. Results indicate that consuming sexualized media and societal sexual double standards is associated with an increased risk of sexual coercion experiences in adolescence."
... "The findings that more exposure to several types of sexualized media are related to both sexual coercion perpetration and victimization are not surprising in light of previous content analyses of pornography, reality television, social media posts, and sexualized music videos (Birdsall & Keay, 2018; Bridges et al., 2010; Carrotte et al., 2017; Stevens Aubrey & Frisby, 2011). These media types often explicitly depict both sexually aggressive and dominant behaviors as well as permissive behavior and sexual objectification. Via processes such as modeling and self-objectification, adolescents might internalize the sexual behaviors they observe in the media into their own sexual scripts and repertoire (Bussey & Bandura, 1999; Karsay et al., 2018). This appears to make them susceptible to being a victim as well as a perpetrator of sexual coercion."
"Interestingly, different types of sexualized media were associated with sexual coercion perpetration and victimization. This may indicate that there are different underlying mechanisms. The media types associated with perpetration, that is pornography and reality television, are those most likely to explicitly depict sexually coercive intPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



 No.16566 [Reply]

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Willkommen!
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 No.19397

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>>19391
>I always dreamed of living on the shore

Just rent an apartment and live on the shore? You are making up excuses.

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 No.23832 KONTRA

>>23770
Nobody cares about killing single wasps, but if you get caught destroying a hive and someone is out to get you, you CAN get fined.



 No.20553 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

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Old one rotted away >>821

Threda for discussing or just sharing your impressions of movies, TV shows, cartoons and the like.
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 No.23331

>>23317
Those are the worst kinds!

 No.23702

Memoir of a Snail: sad and kind Australian cartoon about psychological defenses, LGBT rights, religious fanaticism, exploitation of child labour.
(I liked it)

Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron: it's about American Freedom, and how American people, horses and eagles appreciate it among STUNNING NATURE OF OUR LAND. Unusual and extremely good visuals, especially for 2002. Made by real professionals, very high IQ, FANTASTIC PATRIOTS.
(lovely children cartoon)

Easy Rider: yyyyeeeeeaaahhh ROOOOCCCCKKK. Democracy is in danger! While we ride bikes, take drugs and have careless sex, hippies are dying from hunger, human rights activists drink themselves to death, and racist rednecks are trying to restore slavery! What has happened to our America? Let's defend democracy together.
(fine movie, better watch a bit drunk)

Breakfast at Tiffany's: maybe I'm too bigoted, but I failed to take love story of gigolo and escort model seriously. Watched it rather as a comedy.
(It's OK)

 No.23754

>>23702
>Watched it rather as a comedy.
It IS a comedy, fool! I don't even know if Blake Edwards ever did sonething else.
The book does not have a happy end, btw.

 No.23758

>>23754
If it's supposed to be a comedy, why doesn't it even have laughter track?



 No.19406 [Reply]

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Let’s continue!
Previous: >>7
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 No.22792

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Epic of Gilgamesh
Powerful poetry, especially the parts about HOES, like Gilgamesh rejecting Ishtar or Enkidu cursing Shamhat but later blessing her.
I read an edition based on one prime version where some of the missing parts were borrowed from other versions.

Also read Sumerian myths, by Yulia Chmelenko. A short popsci book, quite interesting.

 No.22987

>>22759
What did you think of it? I read his previous book Schizoid Man - was kind of an enjoyable Gen Z smorgasbrod of Bret Easton Ellis/Houellebcq/Palanhiuk in the beginning but in the second half the plot got kinda lost and the initially comeplling style got repetitive. Left me with an emptiness and regret much like just having binged a fast food meal, so I'm hesitant to read more.

 No.23060

>>22987
>I read his previous book Schizoid Man - was kind of an enjoyable Gen Z smorgasbrod of Bret Easton Ellis/Houellebcq/Palanhiuk in the beginning but in the second half the plot got kinda lost and the initially comeplling style got repetitive.
Interesting you say this. On this neonazi literature podcast one guy was complaining that it was boring at the beginning but got very good in the second half.
Anyway, Heil Hyperpop is very close to Schizoid Man (and very short), it has some good ideas and builds traction but it lost me a little on the last pages but I'd recommend it. I think the follow up novel will bring a shift in topic tho, I can see it working a third time but that's the peak, afterwards it would get old.

 No.23701

I've been nabokovmaxxing recently. Did read "Luzhin's defense", then "The gift". Former is OK, good depiction of aspie's life and mind. Latter is epic, it's a book about writing books (according to wikipedia, metafiction), Russian history and literature and as always - emigration. Also watched movie "Despair"(1978) based on his novel. Can't say that I liked it much (just moderately), but became very interested in what's in the original.

Then, inspired by certain Ernstchan's thread I read "The gambler". Very enthralling, couldn't stop reading until the end, but after Nabokov who can spend multiple pages on describing characters and background, here I felt like characters are low-poly 3D models acting on an empty scene. Despite poor graphics, plot and physics were great :D . Well, "The gambler" imitates a diary written by one of the characters, so it's supposed to be like that. I wonder how it's like with other Dostoevsky's books, haven't read them since high school until this point.

Now I'm thinking of reading something simple in English, like Douglas Coupland's "Microserfs". Or one of other edgy books which I liked as a teenager. There was a special series of them, all in orange covers: Hunter Thompson, Burroughs, Chuck Palahniuk.



 No.14 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

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What are some internet weirdos you know of?
How do you know them and do you actively follow them?
Are there internet weirdos in your country that you might want to share with us?
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 No.23601

Sonichu: The Animated Series Episode 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oJLLPSMeZE

Just released 5 minutes ago.

 No.23613

>>23601
Who gets the YouTube money from this? Can Chris file a copyright strike?

 No.23615

>>23613
I'm pretty sure Geno Samuel, the guy who also made that Documentary gets the money

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgxj_0xPleg

I don't know about Chris Chan's financial involvement but i imagine he gave his okay.

 No.23617

>>23615
>but i imagine he gave his okay
maybe or maybe not. Anyway, Chris is extremely gullible, so he likely got tricked in some way. I hope he was! Lolcows need to be milked!



 No.6767 [Reply]

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since >>6754 suggested, ima start a thread.
which will prolly not get accepted/used a lot

Ernst didn't sleep last night and now is tired as fuck. Ernst has problems with sleeping since his teens. a lot of Ernst's problems started in his teens.

Ernst was very paranoid at that time and a lot into conspiracy theories. Ernst feared the emergence of a surveillance state.
Today Ernst isn't paranoid anymore, but suffers from PTSD because of it, which gets triggered every time he sees someone using his or her smart phone. Ernst doesn't trust in others reading the terms of services of commercial application and is aware that a lot of those commercial application demand unconditional access of the microphone and other things in their terms of services for targeted advertising, user experience and such.
A lot of people do not care about that, but Ernst did and still does to some extend. But Ernst can't just go to some stranger and say
> could you please stop using your phone around me, because i do not trust in your ability to read terms of services and make an informed decision based on what you have read.
these "strangers" include Ernst family. Although Ernst already told them how he feels about it, they seem to prefer the comfortability of use over Ernst feelings.

Ernst is aware that the amount of data collected today is way beyond the scope of human-based-supervision, so that it is very unlikely that any of the data is actually looked at by a person.

Ernst also thinks a lot about world politics, human potential, philosophy, how a "just" world could look like, how to define "just" and so on.
Ernst basically is a little autist, who thinks he might be able to "save the world". But Ernst isn't even sure if the world needs saving... and even if, who or what gives Ernst the right to decide how to define what a "saved world" is?
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 No.22069

Since there was talk about a relationship thread, we already had something like that, so here's a bump for all the loney people

 No.23573

>>8673
>Sounds like something my mom would do. Have a bbq, leave the dishes outside, forget about them for a few weeks, until my 14yo and 10yo sons find the mess and clean of all the congulated fat, scold them for not throwing everything away

mfw mom does just the same, i remember coming back home after long ass shift/school day and the first thing i would always do is to clean the mess this woman left, cook the food, be a little servant in your own household, it took ten years till my adulthood to start thinking of myself first, because of bipolar overprotective woman with constant mood swings, have you ever been threatened to get beaten just because of tea stain on the cup? she always scolded me for the "mess" while i clean after her, and she doesn't like when i clean around, because it irritates her as well, apparently

i will never be able to get it, and the least i want is to become just like her...

 No.23596

lol OP you miscarriage what when I use my phone beside you what could you make you miscarriage you want to hit me or what?

 No.23598

>>21244
> love is something bad or makes you do bad things
It's the other way round: those who do "bad" things are loved, because being "bad" is exposing a will to power and people love those who have a will to power, but despise "good" people who lack it.
If course, due to the prevalence of slave morality, no one admits this, but secretly, everyone knows it.



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>>23093
>I don't understand this question.
Major types and subtypes of women.

 No.23170

Questions of theoretical womanology:
1) What is a woman?
>A series of codes of behavior and desires imposed by patriarchy
2) What does a woman want? What is her purpose?
>She wants whatever she currently has to desire to effectively be a woman.
3) Classification of women.
>A woman satisfied or unsatisfied with the current things she has to do to be a woman. In other words, hysterical and unhysterical woman.
4) Origin of women.
>The fear of man

Questions of applied womanology:
1) How to defend against woman's sorcery?
>why should we defend? I don’t want to defend myself against this.
2) How to filter out bad women?
>avoid women who want to control your desires
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 No.23545

Women are extremely talkative. Gf calls her mom and sister several times a week and they talk for hours. I remember the same thing about my mom in childhood. I need to eavesdrop them and learn what can they discuss for so long (for scientific purposes).

 No.23559

>>23545
>Women are extremely talkative
I don't know how far this can be generalized, but I can say that all the women in my family fail to grasp the concept of confidental information. Every information they get their hands on, they will share with everyone else. When I was young, I noticed that every information I gave my mom, no matter if personal or not, was brought up later to me by my grandma or aunt. There simply was no such thing as not telling others. When I was in my late teens, I was fed up with this: I did a few tests, leaking information here and there, and waiting what happened, and soon enough everyone knew about it. That was the moment when I stopped telling anybody in my family (my dad fucked off long ago, and was an alcoholic anyway) anything of importance. I have zero trust in those people, and I doubt they even realize the problem. For them, it's just natural to gossip about everything. On the plus side, I don't think that all women are affected by this, and I learned that whenever someone gives me confidental information, that I need to keep my mouth shut.



 No.6 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

How is Ernst saving his money?
This Ernst is currently just throwing everything he can put to the side in index funds.

DAX, S&P and MSCI World to be precise.

If i would actually have a lot of money to invest i could've made a lot of money that way in the last 3 month. Too bad.
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 No.23411

>>23405
lol you know that Trump is winning right? Europe practically begged him to end the tariffs.

 No.23421

>>23376
It's because they are dumb sheeple. 'Retail investing' was invented by the stock-exchange-gangsters to rob people of their money. They need someone to whom they can sell their worthless papers. Retail idiots think they are 'buying the dip', while in reality, the prices are fixed by real traders to where they want the to be. Idiots are to dumb to see through this and think they get free money.

What a bunch of pathetic wannabe Jews

 No.23544

>>23249
> I put my head down a few years ago and started grinding hours and overtime
Does it help you to advance your career? Or you just get paid extra money for overtime, but without grade-ups and exponential growth?
> only make necessary purchases
Me too (almost). I can cook my food instead of eating out, it's not much in effort/result ratio (because my labor costs more than labor of average cook), but I want to cook as a hobby anyway.

Questions of science of careermaxxing:
1) Job-hopping or streak-maxxing?
2) Results-maxxing or responsibility-maxxing?
3) Socializing with boss and other coworkers. Howto?

 No.23551

>>23544
>Does it help you to advance your career? Or you just get paid extra money for overtime
Both. Hard work earned me a reputation and recognition from the higher ups. That turned into a promotion with more money and more responsibility. Now, though, I look at the next step up- what my boss has to deal with. I like my job more and have likely plateaued for the foreseeable future.

>Questions of science of careermaxxing:

1). Streak-maxing. I hate change.
2). Results. I don't really like responsibility, either. I have enough.
3.One coworker has been to my house one time. We were both on a lunch break and I live close. Other than that, no socializing.
Howto? I hear other people make plans often enough. One guy asks another if they want to head to some place or other. I've been asked a time or two. Said no thanks, ofc. Seems natural if you get on well at work.



 No.96 SYSTEMKONTRA [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

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 No.23464

>>23461
>but more recent albums are too blunt
And earlier albums weren't?

 No.23465

>>23464
No, their earlier albums had more emulation of historical material where they take a perspective of an actor "as is".
The songs themselves served the context of a theme instead of the author's personal opinions. The lyrics are a lot worse as a result of personalizing lyrics.

 No.23466

>>23465
Ah, that's what you meant. I see.
Frankly, I don't know anything newer than Passage to Rhodesia, but I immediately thought about "Die Brandstifter" from Masse, Mensch, Material that I found to be pretty blunt, but not in the way you understand it.

 No.23532

>>23466
> He said Rhodesia
This is racist and you are a racist. Nazi.



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