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Sally posted:gottta take a breath at some point. You can't breathe through your nose?
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 Heavy Hands posted:Here you go: https://vimeo.com/282692113 That’s actually pretty good
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Thump! posted:You can't breathe through your nose? A dick should block your windpipe. Otherwise it's just a clit.
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Dec 23, 2020 16:37
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But that's (stereotypical) Scouse.
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The last page caused my phone to crash, did I miss anything good or was it all just autofellatio discussion?
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RFC2324 posted:The last page caused my phone to crash, did I miss anything good or was it all just autofellatio discussion? You did, and all of it was autofellatio discussion
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Wrong thread
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that means Uncle Scrooge was a dragon
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he was a drake
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Flint_Paper posted:Sounds like a good way to gently caress up your back. Closing the loop and coming full circle is exactly what my ribs are preventing. Try to pay attention.
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StillFullyTerrible posted:he was a drake 
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StillFullyTerrible posted:he was a drake Heyooooo, lol
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StillFullyTerrible posted:he was a drake 
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StillFullyTerrible posted:he was a drake 
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Really appreciate the smooth animation of this emote
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Flint_Paper posted:Sounds like a good way to gently caress up your back.
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Flint_Paper posted:I'VE CLOSED THE LOOP Closing The Loop would be a 7/10 slang term for the act.
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:A dick should block your windpipe. This is extremely distressing news.
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Thump! posted:This is extremely distressing news. Maybe you just have a big windpipe.
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Covid Nointeen
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I've never felt more seen in this thread. Seriously, what kind of hosed up procrastination-like thing makes me do this. It's not even replacing it with mindless/doom scrolling, I don't get it.
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Schurik posted:I've never felt more seen in this thread. I think it's a pacing thing.
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It’s the Netflix algorithm loving with you, too. Nothing happens in the middle of an episode. Everything is the last five minutes and the first ten
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Schurik posted:I've never felt more seen in this thread. It's a LOT easier to watch 8 1 hour episodes of a show in a row, because if something comes up, it's easier to walk away from, and easier to start up again when you get back.
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Kheldarn posted:It's a LOT easier to watch 8 1 hour episodes of a show in a row, because if something comes up, it's easier to walk away from, and easier to start up again when you get back. In what way? Pause the movie, walk away, come back. There's no difference.
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Heavy Hands posted:Here you go: https://vimeo.com/282692113 This is good. I've no idea why but this is loving with my brain more than any optical illusion I've seen.
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It really depends what you're watching. Modern television tends strongly toward the sitcom model, where nothing really changes between episodes, which was specifically designed to make it easier to skip episodes but still feel like you understand what's going on. Older TV and some newer TV (Game of Thrones and Mandalorian spring to mind) are more content-dense, like movies, and I find them similarly difficult to commit to watching. Looking at your phone for even a couple minutes can leave you completely lost, so you really have to engage with the content if you're going to understand or care about it at all.
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Does modern tv tend towards the self contained episode formula? I mostly just watch poo poo like the golden girls when I am watching tv but one thing I notice is that whenever a series gets picked up by Netflix from broadcast TV it usually abandons self contained episodes altogether. The streaming experience kind of seems to want to push long form connected plots which is how I assume most people watch tv now?
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Depends. The current hotness is TV shows having series-long storylines, but the best ones make sure to have each episode have a beginning, middle, and end point. I remember the 1st season of Westworld being incredibly infuriating because it treated itself like a 10-hour movie, so nothing really happens until episode 6-7. Since it was on HBO it had a week between episodes and it just prolonged the irritation when waiting to figure out what the previous episode had to do with what's up next. Meanwhile, the The Mandalorian has almost all their episodes neatly wrap themselves up in their respective time frame, so you don't feel beholden to remember what happened last episode or 2 for the plot to make sense.
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Is that a McAfee thing?
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Ah, a sperm whale.
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