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#21
Gaming HQ / Re: What are you playing? (Red...
Last post by Maladict - Today at 07:25:32 AMWhere do you find these lists?
#22
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Richard Hakluyt - Today at 03:24:38 AMThe no-go zones in my city are a couple of tiny areas that are 100% white. Essentially the council puts all its most problematic families in the same couple of sink estates. These are the sort of areas which taxis do not go to and where a visiting ambulance of fire engine is stoned. It is like fractional distillation but with people. One of my walks takes me through the main Muslim area of the town, about half Muslim I would say, slightly less if anything, it is perfectly safe and even has quite nice vibes for what is a poor area.
#23
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Josquius - Today at 02:55:11 AMQuote from: Razgovory on December 29, 2025, 09:04:43 PMThe American right used to go on and on about "no-go" zone in Britain. I thought it was complete bullshit, but this year football fans from a certain country were told not to show up in a certain city because it wouldn't be safe. So I guess there are no-go zones now?
Also, this Egyptian guy, was he the same lot that got gunned down while people on Languish cheered 10-15 years ago?
This happens quite often in European competitions.
E.g.
https://www.tntsports.co.uk/football/uefa-europa-conference-league/2023-2024/legia-warsaw-fans-banned-for-five-away-matches-after-trouble-at-aston-villa-in-uefa-europa-conferenc_sto9919453/story.shtml
There's far more "no go zones" in the US than the UK.
#24
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Valmy - December 29, 2025, 10:27:29 PMQuote from: Legbiter on December 29, 2025, 07:49:07 PMSometimes I wish I did not understand the English language at all so I didn't have to be aware of the goings on over there.
Damn. Me too man. Me too.
#25
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Legbiter - December 29, 2025, 10:06:38 PMQuote from: Valmy on December 29, 2025, 06:27:07 PMI want to be the UK ecumenical patriarch.
I laughed for a good, solid, minute at your post. Just scrolling by now brings a chuckle.
#26
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Razgovory - December 29, 2025, 09:04:43 PMThe American right used to go on and on about "no-go" zone in Britain. I thought it was complete bullshit, but this year football fans from a certain country were told not to show up in a certain city because it wouldn't be safe. So I guess there are no-go zones now?
Also, this Egyptian guy, was he the same lot that got gunned down while people on Languish cheered 10-15 years ago?
Also, this Egyptian guy, was he the same lot that got gunned down while people on Languish cheered 10-15 years ago?
#27
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Legbiter - December 29, 2025, 07:49:07 PMJust to note these influential online americhuds that use "Europe" as a punching bag for demographic displacement and economic malaise seem to mostly live off of relentlessly scamming their followers with supplements with various meme-y names like "Tiger Blood", etc... Also "Europe" seems currently a handy scapegoat as the US sinks further into internal navel-gazing. Sometimes I wish I did not understand the English language at all so I didn't have to be aware of the goings on over there.
I'd pay for a reality tv show where these ultras were transported to upper NY state and told to invigorate the place.
I'd pay for a reality tv show where these ultras were transported to upper NY state and told to invigorate the place.
#28
Gaming HQ / Re: What are you playing? (Red...
Last post by Jacob - December 29, 2025, 07:26:56 PMThe funny thing is that the Skyrim numbers is almost all "tweaking the mod-list, checking the build, updating MCM settings" rather than actually playing.
#29
Off the Record / Re: Brexit and the waning days...
Last post by Josquius - December 29, 2025, 07:01:01 PMThe two tier policing thing always particularly bemuses me.
As far as they is two tier system, and data suggests there does seem to be in places, the courts too... This is very much of the opposite form to those pushing this idea imply.
White people tend to come odd for the better of the disparities.
"communal tensions" - yeah, racial tension exists in some towns.
But as shown in for instance the riots in Sunderland the other year a more common problem is tensions with a very different community to the usually imagined "Brown people".
It's very obvious what sort of communities tend to be targeted by the flag nonsense. This is for a reason.
As far as they is two tier system, and data suggests there does seem to be in places, the courts too... This is very much of the opposite form to those pushing this idea imply.
White people tend to come odd for the better of the disparities.
"communal tensions" - yeah, racial tension exists in some towns.
But as shown in for instance the riots in Sunderland the other year a more common problem is tensions with a very different community to the usually imagined "Brown people".
It's very obvious what sort of communities tend to be targeted by the flag nonsense. This is for a reason.
#30
Computer Affairs / Re: Alternative search engines
Last post by Josquius - December 29, 2025, 06:54:23 PMYes, I'd also like something else.
I've tried Ecosia and duck duck go but always end up back at Google as their results are just usually very poor - and often scam sites posing as the real thing.
I've tried Ecosia and duck duck go but always end up back at Google as their results are just usually very poor - and often scam sites posing as the real thing.