Wasn't it like mandatory at some point to salute everyone you met in Germany, a simple walk from office to the bathroom was exhausting
I few are talking about lesser-known movies then
Gloria Bell
The movie is a remake of a 2013 film and is directed by the same guy who made the original.
It's about a middle-aged woman living in LA (or it New York? Idrc) and dating.
The reason it's one of my fav movies of all time is that Julianne Moore gives a performance that is so human that you can see yourself and everyone else and all our normal human experiences in just one woman who is living her life and dating, it's a beautiful experience.
Just rewatched the first two episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion. I had watched it the first with a friend.
It's still as solid as ever, what a beautiful, complex and charming show overrall. The first time I watched me and my friend were focused on the character development but watching it alone, I love how fleshed out the other aspects of the show are: namely the sci-fi aesthetics and sound design.
I thought Austin was a song about two lesbians cuz I thought this was the lyrics: "Did your boobs stop working, did your truck break down?"
I was so disappointed when I learned the actual ones hahaha
When we say red meat, what do we mean? Why not just say meat
Infinite blue balls, so many.
Exams are over so I'm glad about that.
Just finished Doki Doki Literature Club, one of the best games I have ever played. Started The Big Con, it's cool
Definitely Bioshock Infinite. It was the first Bioshock game I ever played and the story just wow'ed me, it quickly became one of my favs.
Now I just treat the whole game like a huge movie event, playing the game with my friends as we experience the story. It's just something that i would introduce anyone to, even if they din't play that many video games cuz compared to Bioshock 1 the action is a lot faster.
(Btw Bio1 is better in almost everything, love that game as well)
Irrelevant question ahead->
I have read that Google is dumb and potentially malware carrying extensions sometimes slip through their security and onto the chrome store. Is it true and how does it apply to Firefox
