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752·18 days agoThe Godfather came out in 1972
Planet of the Apes in 1968
Apocalypse Now in 1979
Close Encounters of the Third Kind in 1977
2001: A Space Odyssey in 1968
Halloween in 1978
Taxi Driver in 1976
A Clockwork Orange in 1971…
Great cinema existed before the 80’s.
7·1 month agoMike’s Hard Lemonade dehydrates the victim to the point that the next time they pee it comes out like toothpaste.
You’re blaming communism for what is, like everything else, a people problem. It doesn’t matter what system you’re talking about, there’s always bad actors and horrible people that you can point to and say “see? That’s why it’s bad!”
Also, you are 17 and only really have the knowledge that you have been taught, and minimal experience living in the larger world. Most everything far you have learned has been what others have wanted you to learn. Once you get into the real world for a decade or two and start experiencing a full life, your views will change.
Or you can resign yourself to a life in front of cable news and stay firmly locked into an opinion that others have given you.
Tie its shoelaces together.
8·2 months agoAlmost perfect.
14·3 months agoAs someone currently waiting to board a flight home, I am not as appreciative.
Tesla is a shit EV. There are other options. I’ve seen more and more Rivian’s in my area lately.
“No cultural impact” my ass!
I appreciate the motive behind it, but I don’t think your strategy is effective until we have national ranked-choice voting.
Say you are given the choice of Starbucks drip coffee (black), or Jonestown Kool-aid. You are going to be force-fed one of them no matter what. You have a vote to choose which one you prefer. In your scenario, you say “milkshake” in the hopes that maybe next time a milkshake will be an option, and in hopes that the rest of the voters are smart enough to avoid cyanide.
NARRATOR: They’re not.
Yeah… Gary Oldman is on the same level as the Morbius/worst Joker guy… GTFOH
Would love to see a full-on MCU Howard Free Duck movie!
The battle cry of conservatives everywhere: It’s too hard!
Except if it involves oppressing minorities and women. Then it’s a moral imperative worth all the time and money you can shovel at it regardless of whether the desired outcome is realistic or not.
Used in VR, it offers some great immersion learning without any pressure.
This makes more sense than the need to put on pillow cases (which has been my prevailing theory up to this point), but your question about corvids intrigues me. Partially because I’m not entirely certain of what a corvids is.