Just googled an answer for myself. It’s a dramatization of the development of the game, ala “Air” or that Blackberry movie. As much as I liked “The Social Network” I kind of hate how many odes to capitalism Hollywood has churned out in its wake.
Just googled an answer for myself. It’s a dramatization of the development of the game, ala “Air” or that Blackberry movie. As much as I liked “The Social Network” I kind of hate how many odes to capitalism Hollywood has churned out in its wake.
There was a movie made about Tetris? Like, a documentary, or a drama about the perils of stacking odd-shaped blocks?
I don’t have to imagine it, that happens all the time!
Now that I think about it, it’s just called “creamy mash” (or “creamy mash loves sausages” which is just...not a good name). Not “mashed potato”. At no point does the name of product specify, or allude to, potatoes being involved. That feels deliberate.
Maybe this is a generational divide, but I assumed “written it down immediately” meant the Notes app on his phone. Because no, people don’t usually bring a pen and paper into a Portapotty these days.
This seems like the sort of thing that should be sorted out in the courts instead of through public statements??
Start a band with Charlyne Yi?
The “Made with Real Potato” is somehow less reassuring.
Just next door we got our own crime against culinarity:
That poor Rebel Wilson, she just always seems to be mistreated by everyone she comes in contact with. What’s that saying? -- If you meet one arsehole, you’ve met an arsehole, but if you meet nothing but arseholes... then something something.
A culinary war crime.
Instant mashed potatoes? Intrigued. Watcha got?
It seems like everything is moving toward people literally never having to leave their homes for anything. Except that people can’t afford homes. I never used a Redbox. I miss the evenings when I could spend up to an hour browsing in the DVD rental stores. You could actually meet people; talk about movies you liked. Wa…
“...having their health care coverage reportedly shut off despite having paid their premiums...”
people everywhere with a fetish for peering frustratedly at sun-damaged touchscreens while standing in a trash-strewn CVS parking lot
Oh! I’m sorry, . . . I thought it was a society . . .
Hopefully this does well so we can get the sequel, We Live In A World.
Those bangs...
extremely funny to be like ‘i was surprised to see women turned off by the name “pussy island”
Frankly, I think it’s a good change. You don’t want to trick people into thinking this is some light hearted tale set on Aoshima.