am i the only one who prefers Metric’s original version?

“I am a Jewish woman from New Jersey, you’re a disgusting piece of shit. I live in Oakland, you fucking asshole! You’re a loser!”

the importance of getting there first. 

someday someone’s gonna put a touchpad or a notification screen on an earbud case.

holy special characters B@man!

fr tho, you have a point.

if they made a movie about the Son of Sam that was presented as factual but then also had the demonic dog he made up as something that really happened.

i think i saw the early stages of this game on reddit, when the environment was just basic shapes and colors. anyone else know what i’m talking about? cool to see it evolve.

key words: “Based On”. not “Documentary” or “The True Story of...”

i remember when they first announced the Thor movie (before Hemsworth was a name we knew), there was a classic debate

Sony 2016: “Okay Kevin, we seriously have no idea what the hell we’re doing. Our last two Spider-Man movies, which we had full creative control over, were giant messes, the critics didn’t like them, and they made bad money...

their goal is to tell a story, not to portray actual events. to take it event further, their goal isn’t even really to tell a story (thus super basic premise). their goal is to create spooky scenes. 

sidenote: realizing that Tom Hiddleston channels an almost Nic Cage-esque energy. i think he can go crazier in his roles, but perhaps when he’s older. 

i’ve sort of been having this existential crisis since watching the Friends reunion, and i saw the ravages of time first hand. don’t do this to Indy.

i use my travel speaker to listen to whatever i was watching while in the bathroom. 

the pocket version is getting to something i’m interested in. along the size of a pack of mints that i can just keep in my coat pocket.

researchers apologized that they should have seen this cumming.

King Shark is going to be the cute looking one that acts gross.

my money is on Rick Flag not even making it to the final battle. 

i only look at the thumbnails. science fiction like Dragon Ball Z set unattainable expectations to the consumer, dooming smart glasses from ever making a foothold.