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« on: October 28, 2013, 11:52:24 AM »BlankedAre you thinking what I'm thinking, B1? I think I am, B2!
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Deleted Posts / Re: This makes fartwo
« on: October 23, 2013, 10:42:15 AM »
There's no preference, blud. I choose my file based on my goals, mental agitation, time of the day, and all those other factors.
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Deleted Posts / Re: Fart makes fart
« on: October 22, 2013, 04:48:15 PM »
To quote from the page:
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Deleted Posts / Re: This makes tfartwo
« on: October 22, 2013, 03:08:50 PM »
But hairy, old men are the best ones for tucking you in at night and giving you a kiss on the forehead. Colonel can speak from experience, and Duke from repressed denial.
Use the Gamma pace if you don't have any trouble with sleep whatsoever. It's the one I use all the time, whereas I use the Theta pace on repeat during the night.
Use the Gamma pace if you don't have any trouble with sleep whatsoever. It's the one I use all the time, whereas I use the Theta pace on repeat during the night.
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Deleted Posts / Re: Thifarts makes two
« on: October 21, 2013, 03:21:44 PM »
Hm. I tend to forget details I've heard repeatedly over a longer period. Apologies. There's been so many damn Rainbow Dashes at this point that I must've stopped taking note of them, unconsciously labelling them as redundant in my mind. I guess that's why I wondered how you couldn't see your tupplah in your mirror.
Also Colonel stop ninjaing me.
Also Colonel stop ninjaing me.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This makes twfarto
« on: October 21, 2013, 01:34:35 PM »
Then just stick to visualising with eyes closed until then, whoa. Unless that was implied, but it didn't seem like that.
Also, she doesn't reach your mirror? Who and what is your tupper, even? Give some details, if you don't mind.
Also, she doesn't reach your mirror? Who and what is your tupper, even? Give some details, if you don't mind.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This farts two
« on: October 21, 2013, 09:30:40 AM »
I remember someone talking about the "mirror method" once; you look at yourself through a mirror and imagine the tupper next to you. That's a start for measurement, anyway. What I like to do, in case I somehow screw it up, is tell myself "her X reaches to my Y", or "my X reaches to her Y". My eyes reach to her mouth, for instance. Then I impose accordingly. There's a lot of tricks you can do if you just experiment.
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Deleted Posts / Re: Thfartis makes two
« on: October 18, 2013, 04:08:45 PM »
There are many IRC clients available, but if you prefer to not install anything, you can use Mibbit. Select Rizon as the network, type in your preferred nickname, and use #tuppers as the channel.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This makes tfartwo
« on: October 18, 2013, 03:53:44 PM »
Your texting reaches similar weirdness levels.
Must really be awesome to have someone stepping inside your room so you can be reaffirmed that you have no real privacy. Glad I'm not you. No offence. Also, get in #tuppers if you aren't there already.
Must really be awesome to have someone stepping inside your room so you can be reaffirmed that you have no real privacy. Glad I'm not you. No offence. Also, get in #tuppers if you aren't there already.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This farts two
« on: October 18, 2013, 03:12:44 PM »
Narrating about pokeymangs...? Oh, yeah, right, I guess I kinda also forgot you're not using my method. Perhaps just some of it, yeah? Those gay exercises and all this? Also I had no idea what this Homecoming thing was until you mentioned it. It looks like one of those American traditions that have been bent all outta shape but people just "celebrate" anyway. Not that I can confirm this. I just have a tendency to assume things about American life sometimes. I probably shouldn't.
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Deleted Posts / Re: Fart makes two
« on: October 18, 2013, 11:08:27 AM »
Criticising is my job, blud.
I think you and I interpret "seeing fine and dandy" differently, then. When I think of that, I'm thinking along the lines of actual closed-eyed hallucinations that you can see with your very eyes, as opposed to getting caught up in some sort of daydream where you merely know what everything and everyone looks like and is doing, but can't really see in the literal (as opposed to figurative) sense of the word; like, non-mind's eye, but actual eyes, you see. And using italics is just fun, isn't it.
I think you and I interpret "seeing fine and dandy" differently, then. When I think of that, I'm thinking along the lines of actual closed-eyed hallucinations that you can see with your very eyes, as opposed to getting caught up in some sort of daydream where you merely know what everything and everyone looks like and is doing, but can't really see in the literal (as opposed to figurative) sense of the word; like, non-mind's eye, but actual eyes, you see. And using italics is just fun, isn't it.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This mafartkes two
« on: October 18, 2013, 07:55:09 AM »
Kinda like when the politician described his fuzzy greying effect when staring at Barry for too long. I can relate. It makes things look funny. The thing is that Enny makes it sound like he's like totally vividly hallucinating clear as day, but then when he says "at night", lucid dreaming immediately comes to mind. But I'll let him answer.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This makes fart
« on: October 18, 2013, 07:25:33 AM »
Your description of your ability to visualise is very fluctuating. During the night, where you're not working on any specific visual, you can see "just fine and dandy", but when you're actively trying to "work" on a visual, your visualisation skills are suddenly "shite"? And you've been doing this for 12 years, despite still attending classes and living with your father? Sounds like a lucid dreaming thing that carried over as a simple activity from childhood, at least to me. Of course, I would like you to elaborate on this apparent "dynamic ability to visualise".
How you can use them is described in the "Long-Term Use" chapter. To quote:
The "Don't mute the video." thing is because it's a likely scenario that some dude would prefer to mute the video in question and then put on some playlist in the background. While this is perfectly okay, it's generally recommended to listen to the noise pulses instead, as they aid in the entrainment and are only there to help the listener, not bother him.
How you can use them is described in the "Long-Term Use" chapter. To quote:
The "Don't mute the video." thing is because it's a likely scenario that some dude would prefer to mute the video in question and then put on some playlist in the background. While this is perfectly okay, it's generally recommended to listen to the noise pulses instead, as they aid in the entrainment and are only there to help the listener, not bother him.
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Deleted Posts / Re: This farts two
« on: October 18, 2013, 12:52:23 AM »
Don't watch it on your eye-pod. You're missing the point in that case. That little "screen" won't flash your eyes worth a damn. And then, oh look: there's no visual entrainment. Then it's only auditory entrainment, and that's only half as effective.
What you do while using it is optional, but if you read the page, you'd know at least some of the things you could do in order to strengthen your visualisation skills. I ask you to go and read the page the again, because if I didn't know any better, you just skimmed the entire thing and jumped straight to the download links and grabbed... Constant Alpha... because Makeshift found it useful. Yeah, seems to me you didn't read anything. Not that I really know, but your uninformed views reflect such a guess. How much you can or should use it is also something I explain on the page.
Shapes and colours are probably the only things your supposedly weak visual cortex can work out because you're likely not used to hallucinating anything (are you?), so phosphene imagery is the next-best thing you're probably gonna be seeing for a while.
Also pretty hilarious to hear you're gonna use it in the weekend "because there's more time". Like those kind of people that go all "Man, I'm gonna make a tupper during summer because then I'll have time for it." because their daily schedule is packed up with vidya and "studies" and what do you know, even though those people in many, many cases have at least an hour to set off for work on a tupper. They just can't be arsed. Eh, anyway, I guess I shouldn't be too assumptious here, but it's familiar, you'll have to agree on that.
What you do while using it is optional, but if you read the page, you'd know at least some of the things you could do in order to strengthen your visualisation skills. I ask you to go and read the page the again, because if I didn't know any better, you just skimmed the entire thing and jumped straight to the download links and grabbed... Constant Alpha... because Makeshift found it useful. Yeah, seems to me you didn't read anything. Not that I really know, but your uninformed views reflect such a guess. How much you can or should use it is also something I explain on the page.
Shapes and colours are probably the only things your supposedly weak visual cortex can work out because you're likely not used to hallucinating anything (are you?), so phosphene imagery is the next-best thing you're probably gonna be seeing for a while.
Also pretty hilarious to hear you're gonna use it in the weekend "because there's more time". Like those kind of people that go all "Man, I'm gonna make a tupper during summer because then I'll have time for it." because their daily schedule is packed up with vidya and "studies" and what do you know, even though those people in many, many cases have at least an hour to set off for work on a tupper. They just can't be arsed. Eh, anyway, I guess I shouldn't be too assumptious here, but it's familiar, you'll have to agree on that.