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[Levi]

My question for this morning is: why do farts smell so much stronger when in the bath/shower?

Because moist air helps the fart particles bind to your nasal receptors, or something like that.

[Yoink]

IT'S AWFUL SHITTY SHIT AND PEOPLE HATE IT BECAUSE IT'S SHIT AND AWFUL RRRAAAAHH.

* Yoink calmly adjusts his spectacles.

Did that answer the question?

[hops]

This is a sentence explaining Post-modernism.
This is a sentence denouncing King Banana's clock sandwiches.

[4maskwolf]

What is the meaning of life and how does it relate to fire? Where does fire fall on the food pyramid? On Maslow's hierarchy of needs. What place does fire hold in he human psyche? What is the recommended daily allowance of fire? Why does fire produce heat, and in what way does this relate to everything else that produces heat. Why do things spontaneously combust? Why do all wizards have a fascination with fire?

[Furtuka]

Is 4maskwolf a wizard?

[Yoink]

My question for this morning is: why do farts smell so much stronger when in the bath/shower?

Because moist air helps the fart particles bind to your nasal receptors, or something like that.

...Something like that? Something like that?!
This is a serious question, bucko, and I expect a serious answer.

[Spehss _]

Postmodernism is a late-20th-century movement in the arts, architecture, and criticism that was a departure from modernism.[1][2] Postmodernism includes skeptical interpretations of culture, literature, art, philosophy, history, economics, architecture, fiction, and literary criticism. It is often associated with deconstruction and post-structuralism because its usage as a term gained significant popularity at the same time as twentieth-century post-structural thought.

The term postmodernism has been applied to a host of movements, many in art, music, and literature, that reacted against tendencies in modernism, and are typically marked by revival of historical elements and techniques.[3]

From what I get out of that it's any sort of media made with the primary intention of not being "modernism". So when you question what the meaning is behind this post-modern painting of blue curtains, the answer is "The blue curtains represent not modernism." rather than "The blue curtains represent sadness or whatever. So it's kinda like the sarcasm of cultural media. Or something.

It's vague wibbly-wobbly artsy-fartsy stuff.

[4maskwolf]

Is 4maskwolf a wizard?

We shall never know, just as we will never know the real reason behind roll to fight as pandas.

[Yoink]

Should I necro this, or start a new thread on this game called Krater? It's been about two years since it was posted in last.
Just spotted the game on Steam and it looks interesting, so I want to talk about it.

[4maskwolf]

2012?  go ahead and make a new thread.  I usually limit my necro's to one year.

[Frumple]

I'd say go ahead and necro if you've got something meaningful to add and the OP/title is in decent shape. Otherwise, new thread, better OP, better title.

[scrdest]

What is postmodernism and why do so many people hate it?

All google pulled up was it being some kind of unusual architecture.

It's basically the hipsters of philosophy along with all the other hipsters of their respective branches they inspired. Complete with the love for 'ironic' references.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Guise guise guise. Tell me a cool small thing you would like to have. Like a watch, jewelry, whatever. A small object. It's just that a very close friend of mine has a birthday soon, and I thought I'd get one really pretty lacquered wooden box I saw earlier, and just fill it with random awesome objects, but I'm a bit short on objects. Tell me.

[LordSlowpoke]

a marble boar

a 3d printed typewriter

a figurine of the smug guy(tm) from mahouka the smug guy anime(tm) being smug

[Spehss _]

Guise guise guise. Tell me a cool small thing you would like to have. Like a watch, jewelry, whatever. A small object. It's just that a very close friend of mine has a birthday soon, and I thought I'd get one really pretty lacquered wooden box I saw earlier, and just fill it with random awesome objects, but I'm a bit short on objects. Tell me.

Fill the box with money. [/not_serious_answer]

I'm bad at gift ideas, I dunno, maybe fill it with candy? A marble boar works too though, could totally fit that in the box.