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Spending 4k in one month on Barbie dolls is INSANE, especially considering the average monthly wage is Macedonia is like $500
Linking directly to TikTok should be the kinda thing that gets you jumped
But we do all have to observe the insanity
www.tiktok.com/@draganarocky



It's straight up that fucking meme "women wanting to show you something" except she couldn't pose in front of the object so she randomly inserted a picture of herself because the average TikTokker will keel over if they can't mug the camera every 5 minutes
(I didn't even know TikTok just straight up let you post photos with music backgrounds now)

Realistically tho, look at how rich this woman is, you know she's not earning 500$ a month
Hell I'd be shocked if she was even born and lived her whole life in Macedonia and isn't a rich immigrant, or has a duel citizenship or some offshore account somewhere else
 
probably not her money she is spending and she looks like another yacht girl on social media. She is sucking dick for those dolls
So is Macedonia known as being a country pretty girls immigrate to in order to get paid to do "favors" for some rich guy and then live in glamor on the cheap?
It's a shame, some of the most beautiful countries are poor European ones, those who still maintain many aspects of their culture but aren't usually huge tourism attractions, it's always a shame when one of them gets the India treatment
 
First off, don't. If you fail that, go to a nerd shop or target I guess, you need a video to tell you how to Consoom funko?
i haven't watched the video, but i'm guessing the gist of it is "how to acquire a worthless yet large 'starter collection' in order to really be allowed to call yourself a collector"
i noticed this is common with trendy collectors and hobby tourists, to try and get as many things early on to be able to say they collect, as opposed to actual passionate collectors who get stuff they actually love and want even if they start out with only 1 or 2 things
 
Here's some more Cinemasickness thumbnails. Nothing like paying your respects to WW2 vets in cheap Kohls graphic tees.

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On one hand, the promptness with which they renewed it for a second season makes it seem like it was successful.
Depending on the show runner and creators, some shows have a contract for a second season right out the gate. They may plan for more, but the first two in these situations are usually guaranteed. This is why you tend to see a lot of shows stop at season 2, rather than seasons 1 or 3. By season 2 if the money isn't worth the effort you're gone. This is especially true with streaming productions now, Netflix in particular is notorious for it.

Disney is an outlier in that they're extra retarded with their money these days trying to desperately pull out of their death spiral. Or they gain good will with the first two seasons, then go back to their same bullshit the third.
 
Depending on the show runner and creators, some shows have a contract for a second season right out the gate. They may plan for more, but the first two in these situations are usually guaranteed. This is why you tend to see a lot of shows stop at season 2, rather than seasons 1 or 3. By season 2 if the money isn't worth the effort you're gone. This is especially true with streaming productions now, Netflix in particular is notorious for it.
The season 2 deadline would make a great deal of sense. Most of what I've heard indicates that the first season is supposed to be buildup and the second season is where entertaining things are supposed to finally happen. If that isn't the case, or it ends up being too little too late for audiences, then the whole thing is probably kaput.
 
The season 2 deadline would make a great deal of sense. Most of what I've heard indicates that the first season is supposed to be buildup and the second season is where entertaining things are supposed to finally happen. If that isn't the case, or it ends up being too little too late for audiences, then the whole thing is probably kaput.
Yeah how many popular shows (that ended up having longer runs, whether or not they were profitable is a moot point here) do you hear even fans say "The first season is ok, but the second one is when it gets good." I've heard it quite a bit from Star Trek TNG to Steven Universe. Some shows are great out the gate, but with the amount of world building required for some of them it takes a little time.

Unfortunately sometimes you end up with Lord of the Rings or the adult He-man and Velma shows that everyone almost universally hates, but they're under contract to stick it through. I have a feeling with how tight the big entertainment industry is about to get those two season contracts might be disappearing and they'll go the way of Asian shows, a lot of which are happy to only have 1 season and be over.
 
Linking directly to TikTok should be the kinda thing that gets you jumped
But we do all have to observe the insanity
www.tiktok.com/@draganarocky

SnapTik_App_7289404326236179718.mp4

It's straight up that fucking meme "women wanting to show you something" except she couldn't pose in front of the object so she randomly inserted a picture of herself because the average TikTokker will keel over if they can't mug the camera every 5 minutes
(I didn't even know TikTok just straight up let you post photos with music backgrounds now)

Realistically tho, look at how rich this woman is, you know she's not earning 500$ a month
Hell I'd be shocked if she was even born and lived her whole life in Macedonia and isn't a rich immigrant, or has a duel citizenship or some offshore account somewhere else
One thing I noticed is that's the Bank of America app. I know they have locations outside of America but I'm not sure if they have service in Macedonia so there's some possibilties:
1) American expat who lives in Macedonia
2) She took a generic image of the app she found on google
 
i haven't watched the video, but i'm guessing the gist of it is "how to acquire a worthless yet large 'starter collection' in order to really be allowed to call yourself a collector"
i noticed this is common with trendy collectors and hobby tourists, to try and get as many things early on to be able to say they collect, as opposed to actual passionate collectors who get stuff they actually love and want even if they start out with only 1 or 2 things
Most likely. I'm not putting myself thru that man lol. But you're probably right. It's strange though. Shouldn't you just buy what you like? What if I don't want the Marvel POP's, just one run? So corpratized man
 
Most likely. I'm not putting myself thru that man lol. But you're probably right. It's strange though. Shouldn't you just buy what you like? What if I don't want the Marvel POP's, just one run? So corpratized man
Collectoring is oftentimes not about loving your own collection, but the social bigdickness that comes with having one in the first place, especially now in the era of the internet
Can you really call it a collection if you only have 1-2 valuable items? Well, yes, you can, but it doesn't LOOK like a collection, does it? If someone walks into your house they won't appreciate that you have a 'collection', it'll just look like you have one or two very specific items
When you're not actually passionate enough about the collection you really wanna kickstart that attention getting from the start, because that's all you're really working for

That, in my opinion, is one thing that separates bugpeople from actual human beings with a soul- they can't exist alone, with themselves, unobserved, loving what they love and being happy with what they do if it doesn't pass the approval of the collective
Talking with others about what you love is plenty of fun, but you have to be able to also enjoy the hobby itself, you have to be able to retain that love when left alone
 
The season 2 deadline would make a great deal of sense. Most of what I've heard indicates that the first season is supposed to be buildup and the second season is where entertaining things are supposed to finally happen. If that isn't the case, or it ends up being too little too late for audiences, then the whole thing is probably kaput.
I'm so angry that Carnivale got the "killed after 2 seasons" treatment but fucking Westworld didn't. The former was great from beginning to end and really cranked up the cool stuff in season 2 (but thankfully was able to at least finish up the first planned story arc w/Ben and Justin).

Westworld on the other hand had a phenomenal first season and went completely off the rails (in a bad way) in season 2 (and should have been killed then and there), but inexplicably it was allowed to stumble onto (at least) two more dreadful seasons. I don't know how it's still going.

It ain't fair, lads.
 
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I’m kind of surprised as to how they’re able to boast about this in an un-ironic way.
I'm loving it.

Of course not pictured, the author's rants about how capitalism is bad.
On a site note if somebody is using "problematic" their entire post can be disregarded. lol

Wow, the legendary liberty ninja armor set . Only the chosen virgin would find the links to these items.


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>Talks about not needing a religion
>Talk about making a religion

And no soyman, you are the carbon they want to reduce. You won't get to ascend into godhood. Sucks to be you.
 
That, in my opinion, is one thing that separates bugpeople from actual human beings with a soul- they can't exist alone, with themselves, unobserved, loving what they love and being happy with what they do if it doesn't pass the approval of the collective
Talking with others about what you love is plenty of fun, but you have to be able to also enjoy the hobby itself, you have to be able to retain that love when left alone
Very true. I’m sure we all know someone who talks a lot about their “collection” of what-have-you but you never hear them talk about what they DO with it. And hell, just talking about your collections all the time reads like you’re desperate for external validation. Even if you’re not doing anything but collecting shiny objects, you don’t need to get asspats from everyone around you for it.
 
Collectoring is oftentimes not about loving your own collection, but the social bigdickness that comes with having one in the first place, especially now in the era of the internet
Can you really call it a collection if you only have 1-2 valuable items? Well, yes, you can, but it doesn't LOOK like a collection, does it? If someone walks into your house they won't appreciate that you have a 'collection', it'll just look like you have one or two very specific items
When you're not actually passionate enough about the collection you really wanna kickstart that attention getting from the start, because that's all you're really working for

That, in my opinion, is one thing that separates bugpeople from actual human beings with a soul- they can't exist alone, with themselves, unobserved, loving what they love and being happy with what they do if it doesn't pass the approval of the collective
Talking with others about what you love is plenty of fun, but you have to be able to also enjoy the hobby itself, you have to be able to retain that love when left alone
I think you're onto something. I think it's also they have no one irl to talk about their hobby with, so they collect, post it online, then get approval without caring what's actually in the collection. The desperation for social attention is massive.
 
The desperation for social attention is massive.

A lot of this has been taught. There needs to be some kind of affirmation going on, otherwise it's just meaningless. It's just paper, plastic, carbon, etc. lining your room.

It's funny how some of the franchise consoomers like to zero in on trivia and lore of a franchise more than they try to be introspective about the franchise. Most of what consoomers know is based solely on what the franchise has told them. They don't think for themselves.
 
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