There was something really cozy about watching Sliders. Every episode was basically self contained, there was constant balance between setting things right and escaping on time, and in general they did their best to improve the world a bit before leaving.
Later seasons tried to introduce an overarching plot with the CroMags, but the first couple seasons are great comfort watches.
Watching Andor right now. It is as good as everyone says so far. The episodes feel really short, though; I guess I've gotten used to 60 minute episodes as opposed to 30 minutes.
I used to think the same thing about people falling in love with AI. It seemed so obvious that nobody would seriously do that; it'd be so self-destructive. Now cybernetics don't seem so far fetched either.
Don't forget they lost Best Costume to Planet Of The Apes because the mimes they hired to play the monkeys were so convincing they were assumed by many to be real.
I just watched this scene for the first time. I couldn't take it seriously because I kept thinking of the guy screaming, "Splitters!" from Monty Python's Life of Brian.
I'm fully prepared to take it
down in a year or two because it turned into a filthy rain cloud. But until
then it sure does give off some nice light and makes for an interesting piece
to look at.
I wish more people had this attitude. So many people won't start a project because it may not be perfect. I'm certainly guilty of it sometimes. But the world is so much better for having these creations, even if they may not last forever.
Awesome build! Making it into a removable drop-ceiling was genius.
I think about this a lot for real. If you go to a park and toss a rock in the lake you are most likely the first person to ever touch that rock, and you're almost guaranteed to be the last. It's a weird sensation that I can't explain.
I've been trying to write a memoir and this is legitimately true. I have basically no concrete memory of my childhood, but when I start writing what I do remember it opens some floodgates. Admittedly I still have to fill in a lot of gaps with what I think is funniest.
I take cold showers, so I am doing everything in my power to get in and out in 2 minutes or less. I would absolutely not add teeth brushing to my routine in there.
To save everyone a click, apparently this entire story is that a semi-popular manosphere guy tweeted:
Dale Partridge @dalepartridge
Feminist media is BIG mad about me saying that women shouldn't wear underwear (leggings and sports bras) as outerwear.
As Pearl says, "It's amazing how hard women will fight to be naked."
Immodest ladies, read 1 Tim. 2:9, repent, and follow Christ.
And some random guy (Derek Guy) replied:
the t-shirt you're wearing in the first photo was considered male underwear in the first half of the 20th century. according to dress historian richard martin, a visible t-shirt was a gay signifier in the 1930s. by the 1950s, it became popular partly bc it was sexual display
No indication the religious nut ever saw the reply or anything.
It is illegal to put things in someone else's mailbox. Beyond that, I think dressing as one so you can snag some keys from the backroom of the post office for a quick joyride should be perfectly legal.
From the title alone I thought you meant the entire state.