I watched episode 2 a day or two ago, and it definitely reached that point where sufficiently-advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic, which made it feel a little bit cheaper than other episodes. I’m 17 minutes into episode 1 right now, and I have a pretty good idea of where it’s going.
Man, that belt buckle got him a lot of mileage.
It’s been hilarious watching fanboys falling over each other to say how ridiculous a $90 price tag is for games, and how dumb everyone is for believing it will be the case.
I know I’m not the target demographic for Nintendo, but even $50 is more than my own nostalgia is worth.
Black Sheep never seems to get the love it deserves.
Kung-pow: Enter the Fist
Fido
Monty Python and the Life of Brian
I wish there a way to typographically express the sound of his voice, because just saying “You don’t know what’s in the vaccine” unfairly launders the sound of live cockroaches crawling on his vocal cords.
From the Wikipedia article:
Like many families of the era, Reconstruction was an economically difficult time for the late governor’s family in Jackson County, Florida.
Tough shit, they didn’t have the free labor of enslaved people. Rest in piss.
He should probably find a better internet provider.
I worry that “deportation” is more solidly within the Overton window than “indefinitely detained”.
“Deportation” implies that someone is free to live anywhere else. “Indefinitely detained” implies that that person is sitting in a cell somewhere.
He’s intentionally giving the US shaken baby syndrome.
It’s the official art style of fascism for a reason. It doesn’t require empathy or creativity, and perfectly encapsulates the barely-there veneer of reality in the uncanny valley.
Wait, really? I love Ott! I have one of his shirts in my closet.
Apparently it happens more often than you’d think, and they just don’t publicize it or too many people would know about it. It’s not like rule of law actually exists here anymore, anyway.
New IP. Enough with the remakes, the Maddenification of old IPs, and rehashing the same characters. If they must, they can dig up an old studio and put it to work on something with a similar vibe.
Bobo Bongos?
Maybe you can glean some sort of lesson from them, probably that the world has beautiful stuff in it, but Baraka and Samsara are both gorgeous movies that don’t really have a narrative. Some of the scenes are literally performance art, but many parts of them could be showing on floor models of TVs at Best Buy or Costco.
They aren’t going anywhere unless they don’t have the exact right-think in a brief moment of lucidity and get banned by those same mods.