Propaganda, Jujubes, AntBuster

Lehan Edirisinghe

A mixed page about Propaganda, Jujubes, and AntBuster.

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Pixie Dust Here, There and Everywhere

8:15 a.m.

Hmm...

Pixie dust here, there, everywhere...

Story

Hissing at 10:30

10:30 a.m. (b)

Hiss

The screenshot shows a YouTube video titled "Every Propaganda Technique Explained in 11 Minutes" from the channel "The Paint Explainer." The video features a visual representation of different propaganda techniques using colorful, simplistic icons. Three visible icons are labeled "Join the Crowd," "Beautiful People," and "Big Lie." Each icon is circular with distinct colors—pink, purple, and green respectively—and simplistic graphics. The "Join the Crowd" icon shows a group of stylized people, the "Beautiful People" icon depicts a stylized face with adornments, and the "Big Lie" icon features a face with an exaggerated nose. The background is plain white, focusing attention on the icons. Above the video window, browser tabs for Facebook and YouTube are visible, along with a URL bar. The interface shows standard YouTube video controls and engagement metrics such as likes and subscriber count. The overall mood is educational and illustrative, aiming to explain complex concepts through simple visuals.

Saying I Use This One

10:30 p.m.

I use this one!

Story

Drinking to the Freakin Weekend

11:30 p.m. (b)

Cheers to the freakin weekend.

I drink to that, yeah yeah.

Oh let the jameson sink in

The screenshot is from a YouTube video titled "Easy HOMEMADE Jujubes | Simple Gumdrops | Gummy Candy" on the channel "Platin' It With Wendy." The image shows a close-up of a pair of hands holding a decorative glass jar filled with colorful homemade jujubes or gummy candies. The jar is adorned with a red ribbon and a shiny red bell, giving it a festive appearance. Next to the jar, there's a decorative vase containing snowy pinecones and frosted evergreen branches, enhancing the holiday theme. The hands are carefully presenting the jar, suggesting a warm, inviting atmosphere. The video timeline shows a duration of 4:15/4:59, indicating the video is nearing the end. The overall setting is cozy and festive, suitable for a holiday-themed candy-making tutorial. The browser tabs at the top display open tabs for Facebook, and "They are Billions," alongside the YouTube video.

Noting Something Popular in SL Sweet Shops

11:45 p.m.

This is popular in SL sweet shops

Story

Calling Something Insane at Midnight

Friday, February 2nd.

12:00 a.m.

This is insane.

Story

Supporting Action Against Iran’s Government Leaders

12:00 a.m. (c)

It's good to take action against Iran.

They have some of the most vile, wicked government leaders.

The image is a screenshot from the website "Addicting Games," showcasing a game called "Ant Buster." The game window is in the center, featuring a bright green field with several mechanical turrets arranged strategically to fend off ant-like creatures approaching from a hole in the ground. The game interface displays level information, with the player currently at "Level 77," and stats such as "Energy: 1731/6155" and "Speed: 0.3 inch/sec." A small portion of a checkered tablecloth is visible at the bottom right, suggesting a picnic theme. The overall layout is typical of a tower defense game, with weapons placed to target and eliminate waves of enemies. The website interface includes navigation options and related game thumbnails on the right. The top bar indicates it's being viewed on a Chrome browser. The design features bright colors and simple graphics typical of flash games, creating a nostalgic and engaging experience for users seeking quick entertainment.

Remembering Level 80 in Antbuster

2:15 a.m.

I think highest I got to was Level 80.

Antbuster's one of my favorite games.