Hey… "ginger kid" is an insult. Cut it the F out.

Wasn't he a Bond villian?

Shadow of a Tear!! Super good movie. I kept expecting colorful ninjas. I'll check out Scott Adkins, I didn't even know he was a thing.

"utterly exhausting to everyone else."
2015 became the year I decided to stop learning new social-justice behavior, and wait for the rulebook to be written in stone. Because every volume of "How to Be Correct" has a shelf life of about 6 months.

"get some tits in there"

"tediously fascinating"?

Only English kids used to being starved and cold could bear the original.

I watch a lot of these. It's a great way to explore a thin premise. Teriffic stuff for treadmill viewing at the gym. The Purge 2 is a perfect example: there's like eight people in it, and I think the good guys and bad guys use the same guns in each shot, having given them over between takes.

Supreme Buffalo Shot (in Japan)

The Zookeeper's Wife is all about how frustrating it is to walk the zoo animals back into their cages after they get out, because her inept husband didn't know when the painted keys were lifted from his belt by a mischievous monkey.

I live that line.

And it mentions feet. Inexcusable. DIsgusting.

Guest synth by Kraftwerk.

Jingle Bell Rock

I am a HUGE Sinatra fan, I own all his studio recordings on CD, I saw him on his last tour in 1992.

I read this article, and it just feels incomplete. The chronology is disjointed and the events arent' completely connected. Someone still has to write the history of this phenomenon.

If Bill Watterson were to write as many words, he'd probably have some opinions you don't agree with. These days, it's nearly impossible to be truly holy in the age of New Puritanism. Best to keep to oneself.

It's not a conscious decision. If the theory is true, it would probably take place in a deeper part of the brain.

Thanks! After mulling on it for a few days, I'm considering that film may be the option for very long term storage, like in an "art ark" that can survive societal collapse.

I would argue that film is 100x more volatile. Digital copies (and the players to view them) can be archived across the world like a big RAID array. Film is organic or magnetic, bigger, can burn, can mold, can demagnetize… I just don't believe that digital isn't a far better archive.