>>18742980

on the East Coast where people don't have to worry about dying from heat exposure, the 'weekend campout' two day or three day concert was a thing since the early 1970s.

despite Woodstock, being a horror, it was very common for there to be varous concerts and multiple bands. There would be trees, a river, mountains, forests, and many people.

and it would go on and unless you heard about it, you didn't hear about it.

and then we had the Grateful dead who would come and East Coast deadheads weren't jaded addicts and fan-boys, but people who were also interested in meeting people from other parts of the country. It was a totally different experience.

and we had, in VErmont, a yearly event called 'Bread and Puppet'.

all of this went on for years, it wasn't a big deal in the news. No one cared on the radio. No one reported about it. You heard about it from friends. You'd go if you were near by. If you didn't go, it wasn't a big deal. there would always be other shows.

and I think that the Silicon Valley and LA people were a bit jealous.

they made Coachilla (sp) and Burning man into horrid events, devastation of the environment, everyone obviously on chemicals, people camped side by side. No trees. no shade, no where to go swimming, no gorges, no rivers, nothing to do but drugs and listen to corporate crappy music.

>>18743029

obviously for those 20 posts.

why else?

who are you, the board buzz-kill?

>>18743055

ah, the gaslighter who speaks in phrases that don't mean anything.

>>18743173

you could have a field day with that

"lady sings the blues" remake

"life of Aretha"

"true story of Michael Obama"

>>18743180

"truly" to me is a tell that she knows exactly what the FBI/DOJ did as they did.

>>18743189

do you support the notion that a lot of that energy is converted into hydrocarbons when it interacts with the calcium carbonate of the crust?

>>18743205

The Helium plasma probably is why we get Helium out of the ground. My guess is that it gets sucked down in, and then picks up some electrons and floats back up.

>>18743234

Cold Fussion is going to eventually wreck the metals market. Might be generations away, but it is going to happen.

>>18743259

use blender to do that.

you'll need a lot of training, but once you have it something like that is trivial to do in blender.

>>18743277

ah, you don't know how to use layers yet in gimp?

use layers. then you can over lay and move it around and the lower image will not be changed at all.

Even for a simple meme I'll usually have more than 5 layers.

then it makes it real easy to move and resize the text.

I always duplicate a layer before I work on it in case I make a mistake.

and I 'make layer from visible' to make the final meme and often just screen cap that.

It takes time to learn how to do it, but the rewards are great once you get the training.

>>18743326

my memory of it is that R was a mocking of Q and fake.

There is an exceptionally interesting murder case in Canton Massachusetts involving families associated with police and allegations by a lawyer that the fiancee of a Boston cop who was mudered is being framed.

Story is here:

https://www.bostonherald.com/2023/04/23/defense-attorneys-in-karen-read-case-point-to-others-they-say-are-culpable-in-death-of-john-okeefe/

>>18743363

excuse me , long time girl friend of the police officer.

>>18743445

you still have the selection?

if it's not selected, or you aren't in that layer, you can't edit it.

you can only edit one layer at a time.

you need to choose which layer you want to edit.

also if you have a mask, and it's not inside the mask you can't edit it.

it takes a bit of time to understand how the layers work.

also you can shut off layers.

it's intuitive.

with some practice you'll get it.

maybe watch some tutorial videos and see how it's done.

That always helps me when I'm learning something new.

also those tools often have a other features, which also need to be chosen.

do you know how to use the wand tool to select?

or the select by color tool?

when you make a selection you can, add, subtract, or select just that.

and when you paste, you need to anchor it.

do you anchor it?

if I had two layers to start I would take those two, copy each, and lock the two that you started with and work on the copies.

probably you're still not understanding about anchoring a paste, or about how you need to select.

find some videos and watch those. you'll get jump started into understanding the ins and outs of how to use it.