panphage666 [none/use name]

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  • They sound like boring nerds , if it were me I'd GTFO. I've generally had better luck meeting cool real-life comrades via orgs doing work on the ground, e.g., mutual aid groups, infoshops and community centers, prisoner support networks, etc. I've found sitting around with a bunch of dorks arguing about theory for hours tends to suck most of the time. However I've found working side-by-side with people who may or may not share your exact politics, but are united around a set of common goals to be much more rewarding. YMMV though.


  • As your doctor and priest, I prescribe 3g shrooms or 1 hit (100-200 mcg) LSD + 2-300 mg ketamine (taken after you've come up and are crusing along nicely from the shrooms/acid), alone in a darkened room with headphones + music (I recommend throbbing gristle/early psychic TV). This is very sound medical and theological advice, don't worry.

    Edit: you may wanna do this with a buddy around in the next room, just in case. And be sure to lie down in a comfy place before the K hits, since you'll probably lose track of your body completely while you explore the astral and etheric realms.

    Edit 2: to contextualize your experience, you may want to read "Programming and metaprogramming the human biocomputer" by John C. Lilly beforehand, maybe also "Prometheus rising" by Robert Anton Wilson.








  • Fuck yeah, that's my boy!!! He makes good fucking beer too, if you like beer and you're ever near Minneapolis or Louisville (they only distribute locally and in KY), check out for Hammerheart brewing co. Like, I know fuck all about fancy beer and primarily drink high life or mickeys but his stuff is delicious and gets you real fucked up lol




  • panphage666 [none/use name]
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    togamesAnyone here play Go?
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    4 years ago

    I was doing that on and off for a while, then recently decided to invest some time into learning a little bit about strategy and tactics, doing shitloads of "life or death" puzzles, learning some opening theory and playing a bunch of 9x9 games. I still get my ass kicked most of the time when I play online, but I'm finally starting to win games against similarly-ranked players, so it feels like progress, haha. Sensei's library is a good resource for learning stuff, and blacktoplay is good for puzzles (they get harder as you get better, which is cool).