Tbh I am probably not the person; it may actually be that my kid is.

That's definitely a way to inform folks in no uncertain terms that you are in your New Era, thank you very much.

What's really deranged is not just that they have the hallway fight routine, but that the last part of the video is staged in a recreation of Woo-jin's penthouse from the end of the film, where That Stuff Happens, You Know The Stuff.

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April Fool's Day has become something of a plague, but I have to admit that the shenanigans at r/AskHistorians (normally a Very Serious Place) have me cracking up, and I fully lost it at this one.
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Chinga la migra, friends!

(Old friend introduced me to that just yesterday, to my great delight.)

And look, I enjoy a good fix-it AU as much as the next person, but when that "what if..." veers into "I think the story would have been better if..." territory I'm gonna go full Prof. Digory Kirke on someone.

"What if [major plot point that makes the speaker sad for whatever reason] didn't happen?"

I don't know, you probably wouldn't have a fucking story now, would you? Maybe the [absence of character/road not taken] causing you distress is what the author meant for you to experience?

David Lynch "FIX YOUR HEARTS OR DIE!"

Happy Trans Day of Visibility ❤️🏳️‍⚧️❤️

At the start, they both thought it would be Nixon/Frost movie review review: Strange, how a man once so reviled has gained stature in the memory. How we cheered when Richard M. Nixon resigned the presidency! How dramatic it was when

Reading Roger Ebert's review of FROST/NIXON from 2008 in which he decries George W. Bush's lack of presidential gravitas and I'm just sat here thinking: Oh buddy. You had no idea.
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One of my all time favorites.

As a cranky GenX, I'm genuinely resentful about how many times in my life I've woken up to news of some US-based fresh hell in the Middle East.

Community meme: I CAN EXCUSE FASCISM. BUTI DRAW THE LINE AT MERCANTILISM.

The Supreme Court:

And sometimes it'll be there for three days!

The Butchering Art Winner, 2018 PEN/E.O. Wilson Prize for Literary Science WritingShort-listed for the 2018 Wellcome Book PrizeA Top 10 Science Book of Fall 2017, Publishers We...

Highly recommend Lindsey Firzharris's "The Butchering Art" for the history of germ theory and sanitation, pre-antibiotics.
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"Moscow rules: watch your back. London rules: cover your arse."

Honestly kind of impressed by the lady at BD Riley's asking their server, with a straight face and all sincerity, "Do you have Guinness on draft here?"

my sincerest hope is that someone has sent this to Little Alex Horne who i think would get a huge kick out of it

Today I had about 1/4lb brisket from La Barbecue. Used a big shallot instead of an onion and cooked it some beef tallow. Chopped up half a dozen leftover roasted new potatoes from a different dinner, used some of my freezer stock cube stash. Didn't have a bell pepper, but whatever. It was awesome.

Lower heat to medium and cook undisturbed until liquid is evaporated and bottom of the hash is browned. Serve with plenty of pepper and hot sauce. Soft boiled or sunny side egg optional.

cut into 1/4" cubes the brisket 1 onion, 1 red or orange bell pepper, cooked potato in roughly the same amount as the onions. Over medium high, cook onions in your choice of fat, then add potato, then brisket, then pepper. Add a glug of good stock or broth, just enough to moisten w/o being soupy.

I only like going to the super popular bbq joints so that I can take home a half pound of leftover brisket and make hash with it a couple days later.

Ah, I'm awake again. Time to open the psychological harm app

fascists who attempt to appropriate tolkien's work should be exiled to a deserted island

Had never heard of them before this season of Peacemaker and now I'm a fan. Amazing stuff.

Film scene idea free to good home: "chase/shootout in the club" action movie scene, but instead of a bunch of hot young people dancing, it's an Autechre show full of middle aged dudes standing solemnly in the dark, arms folded, nodding thoughtfully.

I have seen it! It's a fascinating ride.

Let nothing be called natural in an age of bloody confusion, ordered disorder, planned caprice, and dehumanised humanity, lest all things be held unalterable!

- Brecht

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in the process of purging 85% of our eurorack gear, if anyone's interested. still love it, but have about zero time to engage with it and need to re-purpose the money.

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a certain kind of tech bro can relate to ChatGPT and doesn't see anything wrong with it because it simulates emotion and intuition the same way that he does send post