/winterchan/ - Winter-chan

She has finally arrived in Michigan.

We've got a lot of people to freeze out.

Best of luck, Winter-chan.

>>199

I like your vision of the future, and Suisei no Gargantia was a great anime!

You want ferrous sulfate, not iron sulfate. The bioavailability for ferrous sulfate is better for phytoplankton than iron sulfate.

Looking at it on alibaba, it costs between $75 and $180 for a metric ton.

http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/China-Manufacture-Supply-Price-Ferrous-Sulfate_60368076561.html?spm=a2700.7724857.29.1.aXI4A8&s=p

http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/ferrous-sulfate-price.html

The only issues then are getting a boat big enough to hold several hundred tons, paying for fuel and crew, and dispensing it without getting caught. Maybe if you follow ahead of storms and dispense it under cloud cover you won't get caught. The oceanic turbulence from a storm would help spread it to, hiding you as the source.

Just make sure you're hundreds of miles from the coast when you spread it. At least 500 miles, probably more like 1500.

Anyone working on this?

>>533

/pol/ is toying with the idea of building an extra-national colony.

We could bring it there, slowly, over a series of shipments, then send it out on the right day.

It could finance the operation, as well.

>>>/pol/4097161

Site probably already posted the first time, but I figured I may as well link the other thread.

>>536

Doubt it will work, too obvious. Better to build crypto-nations as enclaves within existing nations and breed until you hold the electorate, like Muslims do.

>>We could bring it there, slowly, over a series of shipments, then send it out on the right day.

Just pick up a shitload of it and the distribution mechanisms in Africa or the middle east. Claim that you are giving aid to refugees to get people to finance it. Then go up and down the Atlantic and dump ferrous sulfate until you run out and then either bail or keep going until you get caught.

Any progress on this?

An attempt was made here, all for Her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7vwOvYKrfc

>>530

KEEP IT COMING, WINTER-CHAN!

It's a shame she won't be visiting my area much this year…

I feel abandoned by our goddess, we've had a very warm Christmas and new-year.

Is there still hope?

Please come to the Netherlands too, Winter-chan!

Weather is getting comfy here in Finland. Not Fimbulwinter but at least comfy. Will stay subzero for several weeks and for the upcoming week, stay below -10 and hitting -20 in almost all of the country. Nice but no Siberia just yet.

>>546

Parts of America got its shit pushed in by Winter Storm Goliath.

The winter is still long, and I hope her icy hand touches many a refugee this season, in both our continents.

>>532

sooon

Hmmm… I kinda ruined the joke with "series (plural)" since I forgot to use "the series (singular)" later in the message. Thus my mockery of English language and grammar lost it's edge. Not that it was the main point behind OP anyway…

>This board is so dead and I very much hope it would be.

…would NOT be. Obviously.

Also: fuck me. I can't type even if my life depended on it.

Comfy.

Could use a French Winter-Chan flag right about now.

>>421

Also sleep with your window open. You can be cozy under your blanket and be surrounded by the cold at the same time.

Cold showers also help you build up will power, a good step in general self improvement.

>>423

>not harvesting the power of all those kids who idolize this Disney nordic character

>or the thousands of people who fap to it's r34

Half the work has already been done for us, no need to reinvent the wheel.

There was practically nothing degenerate about that movie, and that's a huge bump in Disney's road of multicult indoctrination.

I've convinced my wife to not turn the central heating system for a few more weeks. She insisted on a small electric oil-based heater for the bedroom.

I wake up, step outside the room to a delicious 50 degree F home.

It's wonderful

>>421

>dad cant yell at you for taking all the hot water

top kek

>>519

Also what's the point of flags if we can select them ourselves?

If your ritual involves dousing fire, use ice, not water.

Remember: in the moment of completion of ritual, you must believe that your intentions are invincible, unbeatable, unstoppable. Even if you logically doubt this you must banish that doubt and believe in the ritual's success with every fiber of your being.

>>414

Can you (or anyone else) by any chance post a couple of scans from each of those books?

Not the whole thing but just a sample.

They are out of print and ebay copies are quite expensive. I'd like to see if they are worth buying or if they are WICCAN BOOOOOOK OF SHADOOOOOOWS tier.

>>414

Though I think it's probable that a .pdf version of the books exist out there, it would be much faster if you scanned pages, or even just took pictures from a phone of the pages, then assembled the .pdf.

https://www.scribd.com/doc/58774173/Gullveigarbok-by-Vexior

No OP but I did find this

>>515

So I did a bit of reading but I will admit I'm not even half way through.

The man who wrote this is well spoken, to the point, and well educated. I'm certain a grammar nazi could read this and tear it apart limb from limb but I didn't see any glaring grammatical errors. He does a good job explaining his ideas and doesn't just spew buzzwords. In fact if there is a term that he thinks the reader might not be 100% familiar with he takes the time to fully explain it. He does this in great detail but stops short of making it painful.

What I don't agree with are a good chunk of his ideas. I'm not really into occult circles so I don't know who Vexior really is but I'm fairly certain he was black metal edge lord growing up. I'd say he went from atheist -> agnostic -> satanist during his teenage years. For some reason he can't let European Mythology stand on it's own. His foundation is Abrahamic but from the opposite POV than that of a Christian, Muslim, or Jew. He combines this with a cosmic/anti-cosmic view I'm fairly sure he picked up during what I think were his satanist days.

When he talks specifically about Norse Mythology it is apparent that he knows what he is talking about. It is also apparent that he thought beyond the simple interpretations of what little literature we have on the topic. He presents this very strongly. Because of this I can't, for the life of me, understand why he has to muddle this up with middle eastern religions.

In the end I think his works may be a decent starting point but there are probably better out there.

>>461

>better name

Memeticism?

And isn't it just chaos magick?

>>461

But people did try to countermeme Ebola-chan, with Cure-chan, Zmapp-chan, and other similar characters.

Which is sad. I really wanted her to succeed.

>>461

>Meme magic is directly related IMO to how many people are for it versus against it, (Also other factors such as the individual peoples experience.)

If that really is the case, wouldn't it be ideal not to have knowyourmeme articles and the like where there's more exposure to people who are not necessarily in favor of an ice age and all the ideas behind making it uncomfortable for immigrants from warmer areas.

As for the rest

>A secret religion that forces things that do not go against other meme magic until we become strong enough to overpower even the strongest counter-meme magic.

In the sense of more people making contributions, or more potency per member?