Absolutely. Also, one great season doesn’t make a show great, as True Detective has demonstrated already. As much as I enjoyed the first half of GoT, couldn’t make myself rewatch it, because it ended up being a bad show. I hope I can rewatch Severance several times in my life.
+1 for Kotatsu. It’s a bit easy on the NSFW offerings, so, be careful with that in case this is important to the OP.
Looks like a rare case of a cat being owned and not viceversa. Beautiful photograph.
Apple fans will buy whatever Apple makes them want.
Can relate. I became insomniac a few years ago. Couldn’t sleep until 4 or 5 in the morning sometimes, trying to stay afloat in my life on three or four hours of bad sleep a day. After watching a stray cat for several days or weeks, we finally adopted it. He kept yelling at me to feed him every morning, the little bastard. It helped me start the day because I couldn’t let him go hungry because he was always looking out for me. I love the way cats make themselves at home. They may look like lazy little moochers, but they are disciplined and take care of themselves all the time, their lives have structure. You can learn a lot from the way they spend their time.
Domesticated dogs are still one of the most deadly species to humans. Wild and smart is a hell of a combination. BTW, one of the other most deadly species to humans are humans, so they being “eerily human” is kind of frightening. Not trying to argue here, just, I still think they are cute and deadly.
It’s in the instance. I didn’t know they were kid-safe.
Mine used to take half an hour removed about my lazyness to feed them, but I was on time, not them. Got fed up (pun intended) and bought a couple of automated feeders. Not my problem anymore. Weird fact: instead of removed and yelling to the auto-feeder, they wait silently in front of it for the very same amount of time or more.
I managed to install Nextcloud (not the docker) and I called it a success since I find nginx, ports, firewalls and port forwarding a meta headache.
Wolves. Fuckers are fierce but they look like good boys.
I find stupid to give away my biometric data to everyone asking for it just because I gave it away once in exchange of my passport, but I guess that’s just me.
Hold on. I get tolerance to Nazis is not something societies should procure, but I personally will take anyone holding a banner, no matter how stupid it is, against anyone holding a weapon against whatever they find stupid.
Of course, if those holding banners start grabbing guns, that’s another thing.
EDIT: to all your rabid replies, understand one thing: I don’t support racist ideas. I do prefer stupid people with banners rather than stupid people with weapons. It’s not that hard to understand.
Most of the world does not want the USA promoting civil wars, coupes and proxy wars between neighboring countries to assure their hegemony.
RT is a joke but particularly the tomatometer. IIRC a 51/100 is considered a positive review for the tomatometer. So, a hundred of 51/100 reviews will give it a 100% tomatometer score. Of course this doesn’t happen a lot but you get the point.
Now, Supacell. Damn, it sucks big time. I like watching southern London and black people culture on TV, but the value of a TV show like that must rely on the narrative, and the narrative of this show is just amateur.
This is beautiful. I mean, if true.
Sounds fun and quite the social experiment! I’m glad you enjoyed it
I did find out a couple of days earlier, but for the love of God, I couldn’t make any sense out of what was happening. What is a canvas? How do people contribute to it? Why? For what reason? What’s its goal? What does it mean?
It is not about you, specifically. One people do not make a culture. But see, what I find baffling is that real guns are taken into movie sets, when they repeatedly have been used to kill cast and crew members since decades ago, and it is still not prohibited. School shootings, attempted assassination of presidential candidates, Wal-Mart shootings with guns sold in place, bar massacres, etc. they all come from this gun culture.
Take a look at user Thorny_Insight higly upvoted comment. While I guess I should be appreciative of its informative content, I just find violent that, without any warning, they link to a photograph of a loaded revolver pointing at the viewer’s face without realizing that is probably kind of fucked up. That’s what baffles me, like, no fucking kidding those guns are real?! A man was killed. Then they show me a photograph of a loaded revolver pointing at my face to demonstrate how real real guns look like. I hope you see my point.
You can build after you founded.