/b/ - Baltic/Random

>>444 checked and https://pomf2.lain.la/f/gim0sok3.txt

>>1211 Is it your tribute?

>>1212 no I don't like feet if they're not in socks or pantyhose ´д`

The Baltic States, comprising of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, have a rich and fascinating history that is often overlooked by many. In the past, these small and seemingly insignificant countries were actually the center of a world empire that spanned across the globe. The origins of the Baltic empire can be traced back to the 13th century, when the region was dominated by the powerful Hanseatic League. The Hanseatic League was a trade alliance that consisted of merchant guilds from several cities in northern Europe, including the Baltic States. The league was extremely influential in the medieval world, and its members were known for their skilled craftsmanship and business acumen. During the 14th and 15th centuries, the Baltic States began to expand their territory and influence, eventually establishing a vast empire that included parts of modern-day Europe, Asia, and even the Americas. The empire was built on trade, with the Baltic States serving as the hub of a global network of merchants and traders. The empire's wealth and power grew as a result of its strategic location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, as well as its access to the sea. One of the key factors that allowed the Baltic States to build and maintain their empire was their advanced shipbuilding technology. The Baltic States were renowned for their naval prowess, and their fleets were some of the most powerful in the world. The empire's naval might allowed it to control the sea routes and protect its trade interests. The empire's power and wealth were also reflected in its cultural achievements. The Baltic States were home to many scholars, artists, and musicians, who contributed to the development of a vibrant and diverse culture. The empire's capital, Vilnius, was a center of learning and art, and was home to many of the finest libraries, museums, and universities in the world. Despite its many accomplishments, the Baltic empire eventually fell into decline. The rise of other European powers, such as Spain and Portugal, weakened the empire's grip on the world, and internal conflicts and economic challenges also contributed to its downfall. By the 17th century, the empire had lost much of its former glory, and the Baltic States were forced to give up their claim to world dominance. Today, the Baltic States may no longer be the center of a world empire, but their rich and fascinating history serves as a reminder of the power and influence they once held. Despite their small size, the Baltic States have left a lasting impact on the world, and their legacy continues to be celebrated and remembered.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the newly-independent Baltic States, consisting of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, were eager to assert their independence and stake their claim in the world. But despite their newfound freedom, they faced many challenges, including economic instability and political instability. In this time of uncertainty, the Baltic States saw an opportunity to expand their influence and gain control over Russia. The Baltic States had long been a hub of trade and commerce, and they had developed a sophisticated network of merchants and traders. Using this network, they began to infiltrate the Russian economy and gain control of key industries and resources. They used their wealth and influence to bribe and manipulate Russian officials, and gradually, they were able to gain a foothold in the country. As the Russian economy continued to struggle, the Baltic States continued to grow in power and influence. They established secret networks of agents and spies throughout the country, and they began to manipulate events in their favor. They orchestrated political coups and fomented unrest, all in an effort to undermine the Russian government and gain control of the country. In the end, their efforts were successful. By the mid-2000s, the Baltic States had effectively taken control of Russia, and they were ruling the country from behind the scenes. They established puppet governments and installed their own officials in key positions of power. They also used their control of the Russian economy to enrich themselves, and they grew even wealthier and more powerful as a result. Despite their secret control of Russia, the Baltic States were careful to maintain a façade of independence. They continued to present themselves as separate, sovereign nations, even as they quietly pulled the strings in Moscow. The world was none the wiser, and the Baltic States continued to rule Russia in secret for many years. In the end, the Baltic States' control of Russia came to an end. The Russian government eventually discovered their secret rule, and the Baltic States were forced to give up their hold on the country. But their secret rule had left a lasting impact, and the memory of their power and influence continues to be remembered in the annals of history.

One day, a local Latvian Babushka named Maria was out for her daily walk when she stumbled upon a Maxima grocery store. Intrigued by the bright lights and unfamiliar sights, Maria decided to venture inside. But as she wandered the aisles, she quickly became disoriented and lost. As Maria searched for the exit, she began to sense that something was not quite right. The air was heavy and still, and there was an eerie silence that permeated the store. She felt as though she was being watched, and she could hear strange and unsettling noises coming from the shadows. As she continued to wander, Maria came across strange and horrifying sights. She saw shelves filled with unidentifiable meats and otherworldly fruits and vegetables. She saw rows of jars filled with writhing, pulsating creatures. And she saw strange symbols and sigils etched into the walls and floors. But the worst was yet to come. As Maria turned a corner, she came face to face with a monstrous creature that seemed to be made of shadows and darkness. It loomed over her, its eyes glowing with malevolent intelligence. Maria knew that she had stumbled upon something ancient and evil, and she knew that she had to get out of the store before it was too late. With a surge of fear and desperation, Maria ran for the exit. She dodged past the creature and other horrors that lurked in the store, and she finally stumbled out into the safety of the daylight. She never looked back, and she never forgot her terrifying encounter in the Maxima. From that day on, she avoided the store at all costs, and she warned others of the eldritch horrors that lurked within its walls.

Lain Iwakura was always a little different from the other kids in her neighborhood. She was quiet and reserved, and often seemed to be lost in her own world. But that all changed when she discovered the online world of the Wired. At first, Lain was fascinated by the endless possibilities of the virtual world, and she quickly became adept at navigating its many layers and hidden corners. She discovered a website on the Wired called "9chan", which was known for its strange and disturbing content. Lain was drawn to the site like a moth to a flame, and she spent hours scrolling through its dark and twisted threads. As Lain continued to explore the Wired and 9chan, she began to experience hallucinations and visions that seemed to blur the line between reality and the virtual world. She became increasingly isolated from the people around her, lost in the depths of her own mind. Eventually, Lain's parents became concerned about her strange behavior and took her to see a doctor. After running a series of tests, the doctor determined that Lain was on the autism spectrum. As she struggled to come to terms with her diagnosis, Lain found herself drawn even deeper into the Wired and 9chan, where she was confronted by the true horrors of the Lovecraftian world that lurked beneath the surface. She realized that the strange messages and visions she had been experiencing were not hallucinations, but glimpses into a world of unimaginable terror. Trapped in the grip of her own mind and the horrors of the Wired, Lain was forced to confront the true nature of her existence and the terrifying truths that lurked within the depths of her own consciousness. But even as she faced these horrors, she could not tear herself away from 9chan, drawn to its twisted darkness like a moth to a flame.

Cirno was a fool. She was known throughout Gensokyo as the weakest of all the Touhou Project characters, and she was often made fun of by the others. She didn't understand why they always laughed at her, and she tried her best to fit in, but nothing she did seemed to work. One day, Cirno stumbled upon a mysterious book hidden in the library. She had always loved reading, and she was immediately drawn to the strange, arcane knowledge contained within its pages. She spent hours poring over the book, and she quickly began to realize that she was not as dumb as everyone thought. As she continued to study, she discovered that she had a natural aptitude for magic, and she began to experiment with spells and incantations. She found that she was able to cast powerful spells with ease, and she began to feel more confident in herself. But even as she grew in power, she was still the butt of everyone's jokes. She was still the weakest of all the Touhou Project characters, and she was still ridiculed and belittled by the others. She tried to hide her newfound abilities, but it was no use. One day, she finally snapped. She unleashed her full magical powers on her tormentors, and they were stunned by the ferocity of her attack. They had never seen anything like it before, and they realized that they had been wrong about her all along. Cirno was secretly smart this whole time, and she had only been pretending to be an idiot in order to fit in. But now, she had finally found her true strength, and she would never again be underestimated by anyone.

>>424 >>425

tas ir stils

>>421 pretīgs, nomaini uz Rimi un tad mēs runājam par stilu.

>>1217 are you really andrew birch

>>1218 yeah

Here's a collection of 26703 2hu oekakis I scraped off of coolier.net 10 months ago. https://mega.nz/folder/R1FigYpZ#ZWmQ_nO7iJ07GtJsIn5E0A I hadn't gotten pics from the 6th board until now since I couldn't just use HTTrack, because the archive seems to be broken, so I used other methods :) I also didn't get pics from the 7th board till now, but that's only because I forgot x)

>>1220 thats so cool, I will be glad to have this eventually!

>>1220 >>1221 that is very cool, thank you