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Donald do you think they'll drop the bomb? Donald do you think they'll like the song? Donald do you think they'll try to break my balls? Ooooh aah, Donald should I build a wall.
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wyoming posted:Look forward to your screed about improper heads stretching and warping tapes. Tapes are trash. Uncle Boogeyman posted:You can definitely get a good used turntable for like $75 or less Used? Yes, if you know what to look for. New? Absolutely not. Snak posted:Good, then I don't have to watch it. I was afraid it might have somehow turned into a relevant commentary now that the surveillance state is so far beyond what was far-fetched when the movie came out. I love what utter horseshit anything having to do with computers is in any movie from the 90s.
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CPL593H posted:Used? Yes, if you know what to look for. New? Absolutely not. Why would I want a new turntable?
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yeah I see no real reason to buy a new turntable when I can get a used one that's just as good (often better) for cheaper. my ex got a new one that had a Bluetooth option, that's cool I guess but not something I really need.
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So turns out Blood Father is a pretty good pulp yarn, I reckon.
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Does it feature a dad made out of blood.
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Lurdiak posted:Does it feature a dad made out of blood. Unfortunately, no.
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Death By The Blues posted:Come party with us forever and ever If you're going to the Shogun you better be buying if I'm gonna join ya.  I just had to pay heinous vet bills, and two of my friends had their birthdays a week apart.K. Waste posted:Unfortunately, no. 
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:what is this poo poo It's one in a long line of Shaun & Jen's excellent videos dissecting the alt-right's roots in tabloid-obsession and anger addiction.
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What's the minimum percentage necessary to say something is made out of blood?
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Krazyface posted:What's the minimum percentage necessary to say something is made out of blood? It has to be a higher percentage than the average mammal, surely. Otherwise way too many things would be made out of blood.
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Krazyface posted:What's the minimum percentage necessary to say something is made out of blood? 420%
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Actually this shogun place has terrible reviews, NVM. But if you wanna hang out sureeeeeeeeee. Anyone else here making movies currently?
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I just got picture-lock on a short film that I edited for a lawyer who goes to my brother's gym that's gonna be screening at a bar next Monday to raise charity for NYC homeless. I really wanna get started on a found footage movie. I already know a chick who's mad good at monster make-up and gore effects, and I kinda want to do something about the Jersey devil. (Yes, I know it's been done!)
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Oooo let me know when its public. Really, would like to see it.
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Death By The Blues posted:Actually this shogun place has terrible reviews, NVM. But if you wanna hang out sureeeeeeeeee. What! That's really weird, I've never heard a bad word about it. I guess it depends who your cook is. E: Wow, I see what you mean. I guess I got really lucky because my experiences there were great. Sorry to steer you the wrong way like that. E2: This is kind of blowing my mind, the walls in that place are covered in awards and they've always got a full house and polite staff whenever I've gone, yet here are some people calling the food lovely and talking about the chefs sexually harassing them. E3: Now I feel really embarrassed about recommending it... Lurdiak fucked around with this message at 03:51 on Feb 1, 2017 |
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I will stick to my and poutine and onion ring poutine, shawarma poutine and other forms of poutine. Don't feel bad, you had no idea  I wanna go here.
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Death By The Blues posted:I will stick to my and poutine and onion ring poutine, shawarma poutine and other forms of poutine. Dude if you'd gone there and one of your lady friends got groped like in one of these yelp reviews I'd have felt super responsible. If you want just the wackiest possible kind of poutine, you could do worse than Poutineville, which is famous for their "build your own poutine" menu. Not the best poutine in the world but perfectly acceptable, and the draw is that you can tell them to put fuckin'.... ribs in there. I hear good things about Alfa for Brossard-based Poutine, but I've never been, personally. Lurdiak fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Feb 1, 2017 |
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CPL593H posted:Tapes are trash. I own two records and zero record plyers.
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YTOTD: The Last Of The Noirs Strange Illusion (1945) The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946) The Stranger (1946) Suddenly (1954) The Thief (1952) Thieves' Highway (1949) T-Men (1947) Too Late For Tears (1949) Try And Get Me! (1951) The Turning Point (1952) Where The Sidewalk Ends (1950) The Woman In The Window (1944) Woman On The Run (1950)
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I'm also gonna reiterate that tapes are loving dope, probably better than records, and I'm only half saying that because I'm sinking time and money into making them.
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Tapes are cool but buying new ones feels really silly to me
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Honestly even the greatest poutine is still just poutine. It's a dish based on fries. When I was in Montreal I was way more impressed by the city's love of Portuguese chicken places. So delicious.
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Tapes are cheap as hell, buying new ones is a good low-investment way to get into new music. Plus when you buy one at a show you can just put it in your pocket instead of being that guy carrying around a record all night.
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My favorite music journalist opened a tape shop in Oakland and is now so bitter about the state of journalism and music criticism that hes just focusing on that full time , which is cool for him i guess
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Go get a Montreal smoked meat sandwich. It's like corned beef and pastrami had a baby.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:My favorite music journalist opened a tape shop in Oakland and is now so bitter about the state of journalism and music criticism that hes just focusing on that full time I live in Oakland, what's the name of the shop?
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Clueless holds up so well guys. Like I knew it was good but I had not seen it in some time. What I like is it pokes a lot of fun at the culture it takes place in but it's never mean. There are lots of great details (all the girls with plastic surgery bandages in various shots, Cher's vocabulary) but it's not trying to tear these people down. They're basically decent folks even if their lifestyle is insane. It's very humane. The closest thing to a bad guy is Jeremy Sisto's character. Also is Paul Rudd a robot.
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Maxwell Lord posted:Clueless holds up so well guys. Like I knew it was good but I had not seen it in some time. It's based on a Jane Austen book, of course it holds up.
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Skwirl posted:I live in Oakland, what's the name of the shop? Park Blvd Records He did write a somewhat recent cover piece on Gucci for Fader when he got back from prison.
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Skwirl posted:It's based on a Jane Austen book, of course it holds up. Well yeah, the plot's solid as a rock, but Heckerling gets so many little things right on top of that. And they really lucked out with the cast. Not a weak link in there.
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corn in the bible posted:Donald do you think they'll drop the bomb? This is funny, thx u
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corn in the bible posted:Donald do you think they'll drop the bomb? Funny how you did this with one of the least fascist songs from that album.
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Budgie Jumping posted:Funny how you did this with one of the least fascist songs from that album. None of the songs on that album are fascist, but most of them are about fascism, including that one.
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CelticPredator posted:all Star Wars should look like this I'm getting low-grade flashbacks to when I first played Tron 2.0, and it's default settings had bloom/somethingelse set pretty high. I got really sick and learned what a visual migraine was.
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Lurdiak posted:None of the songs on that album are fascist, but most of them are about fascism, including that one. God dammit you know what I mean.
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Budgie Jumping posted:God dammit you know what I mean. Sorry I genuinely thought you might be one of those people who thinks Pink Floyd is a neo nazi band.
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Yo death, lurd id be down to hang out if youll have me
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Every sentence in the Wikipedia description of the DS/GBA version of The Urbz: Sims in the City is progressively more insane.quote:In the Handheld version of the game, the protagonist, who recently arrived in the city from Simvalley, is fired after the owner of King Tower sells the tower to Daddy Bigbucks. After a failed attempt to steal a key from Daddy Bigbucks assistant, Lily Gates, he or she is arrested and taken to jail. After convincing the city sheriff to let him or her go, they are put on probation and prohibited from leaving the Urban area of the city. After doing certain tasks, they are recruited by Grandma Hattie to lead a strike to open the city bridges to Sim Quarter. Afterwards, they are knocked off of a ship and wash up in the Bayou, where he or she is mistaken by its inhabitants as a vampire. After convincing them that they are human, the inhabitants help them get home. However, one of the inhabitants are bitten by a vampire and turn into one. Then, he or she arrives in Sim Quarter and is informed by Grandma Hattie that Daddy Bigbucks took over the city and outlawed running, and if anyone is caught running they will be arrested. She then gives him or her a cookbook in order to help them make the chocolate needed to cure the bayou inhabitant's vampirism. Later on, the protagonist and Grandma Hattie are arrested for running, but are let go by the Sheriff because he hates Daddy Bigbucks. Eventually, the protagonist arrives in Glasstown and finds the original King Tower owner, Mr.King. Later on, the protagonist, with the help of Ewan Watahmee and Sue Pirnova, fix a time machine and use it to help find Daddy Bigbucks. Afterwards, the protagonist defeats him, and he is banished to an island outside of the city, and the Protagonist is idolized by the city inhabitants and a lifelike statue of the protagonist is built in the city center, and the game ends. Jenny Angel posted:[tearfully] Here's me... i 100% believe that this is actually you because i found the article and quote:Her bucket list also included petting a miniature pig which came along to the taser firing with her.
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