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I like watching really heavy poo poo when I’m high. Pop on a documentary and let that poo poo affect you. I dunno, emotions hit me much harder when I’m high so I usually end up enjoying the product much more because of that.
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I watch everything high
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Mar 6, 2018 21:44
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smoke weed and watch movies/tv/slow motion videos of things being crushed and shot every day.
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Mar 6, 2018 21:46
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I've been getting stoned and watching Inuyasha. Old anime is fun to watch high, same with cartoons.
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Mar 6, 2018 22:40
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conventionalcat posted:Neo Yokio (it's 3 hours total if you haven't watched it 10 times like me yet and don't already know) Did you watch Neo Yokio stoned every time? I couldn't even make it through one episode sober.
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Mar 6, 2018 22:55
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Usually I try to vape weed oil in time with buscemi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ1oZ58Y_FA (it's dumb fun and not for everyone  )
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Mar 6, 2018 23:33
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Ya pretty much, and fell asleep to it a bunch of times. the classical score and pseudo-high-society-monotone delivery that Jaden Smith and Jude Law use are extremely soothing and also absurdly hilarious with the lines they're delivering when u think about it
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Mar 6, 2018 23:36
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The new Lost in Space looked pretty good, and I can't wait to hear some nerds meltdown that Dr. Smith is a woman now.
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I have a soft spot for the ‘98 Lost in Space, but it is most definitely a Bad Movie that will put you to sleep if you’ve never seen it before. I also remember it being packed into every single new DVD player for years. I think we had 3 copies at one point.
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Mar 7, 2018 00:11
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I dunno what it is about a well decorated apartment, but it makes me want to smoke.
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Mar 7, 2018 00:13
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Amazon prime I think has all the classic ultraman episodes and those are really good when high. They have a really hypnotic quality to them.
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Mar 7, 2018 02:49
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Neo Yokio's high IQ humour stems from its neoclassical roots, inspired largely by Seto Kaiba, especially the Yugioh The Abridged edition version, Frasier, classical animes like Gundam Wing, and Dragon Ball Z. Jaden Smith boasts the comedic delivery talent of a young Jerry Seinfeld, knocking his debut series starring role out of the park with a combination of searing nihilism and boastful condescension, and a great and memorable rivalry with recurring character Helena St. Tessero (leader of the "Helenists" Jaden Smith sneeringly says between his gritted teeth) played by Tavi Gevinson. Definitely not for normies who wouldn't get the references to high fashion mecha humour or appreciate the magistocrat magick fighting styles.Ccs posted:Did you watch Neo Yokio stoned every time? I couldn't even make it through one episode sober. well, that's enough vaping for me. i'll be seeing you around!
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Mar 7, 2018 03:05
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conventionalcat posted:Neo Yokio's high IQ humour stems from its neoclassical roots, inspired largely by Seto Kaiba, especially the Yugioh The Abridged edition version, Frasier, classical animes like Gundam Wing, and Dragon Ball Z. Jaden Smith boasts the comedic delivery talent of a young Jerry Seinfeld, knocking his debut series starring role out of the park with a combination of searing nihilism and boastful condescension, and a great and memorable rivalry with recurring character Helena St. Tessero (leader of the "Helenists" Jaden Smith sneeringly says between his gritted teeth) played by Tavi Gevinson. Definitely not for normies who wouldn't get the references to high fashion mecha humour or appreciate the magistocrat magick fighting styles. Is this a passage from Ready Player One?
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Mar 7, 2018 03:43
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Oh good lord.
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Mar 7, 2018 03:45
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Please don't make me want to watch Neo Yokio
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tweet my meat posted:Please don't make me want to watch Neo Yokio it's the post-irony-poisoning anime version of modern Seinfeld that millennials can feel like is theirs and tweet quotes from. it works much better as a Netflix series than what would have happened if it aired on Fox ADHD or w/e their Adult Swim imitation lineup was called. it fits the Netflix brand perfectly as this oddball niche late night anime thing for not paying attention to. Life in 2018 is ADHD and this show simply gets it!
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Mar 7, 2018 05:27
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Hey, name some good shows that I don't need to be stoned to enjoy.
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Mar 7, 2018 05:33
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Jesus I just watched Mute and that was dogshit. My jaw hurts from clenching at some of the bullshit in this film. Did we really need a scene where the protagonist stumbles his way through ordering drone delivery, this despite his having done so offscreen at the beginning of the movie apparently with no trouble, and then like literally the next scene, when he needs to get an address from a phone number, which is what he JUST DID in order to end up in THE PLACE HE IS, instead of doing the same thing and getting drone delivery, he spends six months in a library to find some phonebooks? But that was just a small oddity, what mostly pissed me off was that the movie had nothing interesting to say about anything, everything happened because everyone except the tiny girl is some mixture of evil and stupid, and then the movie was dedicated to a dude who slept with a 16 year old. Just great. If Duncan Jones wants to make a movie set in Berlin where MPs are hassling American soldiers but it's the future I think he has to earn it next time.
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Junkie Disease posted:Hey, name some good shows that I don't need to be stoned to enjoy. Ozark is a decent show despite its clear heritage / homage to Breaking Bad. Twin Peaks is essential watching, despite season 2's problems. S1-2 on Netflix, S3 on whatever streaming thing Showtime has. Bloodlines S1 is one of the best shows I've ever seen up until the last 5 minutes, which left such a foul taste in my mouth that I never even tried S2. But just turn it off a few minutes before the end and you'll have an incredible experience assuming you like ultra slow burn shows. Better Call Saul is one of the best character studies of all time. I bounced off of it at first as I went in with the expectation that it would be a dramedy featuring that wacky lawyer guy from BB. That's not what it is, at all. Go in with no expectations and let the show work on its own terms. The Good Place is just a fun romp. It's a comedy and while it's funny at times it's more about just having fun with this group of people. It has the same tone and spirit as Kimmy Schmidt but is a better show imo. The OA gets poo poo on a lot but I thought it was amazing. Yes, even that scene in the finale. It's great. It's a show about the power of belief vs doubt and the bonds that develop between people. It's dark and weird and intense and compelling and there's nothing quite like it. But, I'm a sucker for the narrative trope of the unreliable narrator Jessica Jones is amazing. Legion is amazing. Mad Men is amazing.
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Mar 7, 2018 08:55
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X-Files is on Hulu and seasons 1-5 are still fantastic. Even the mytharc stuff holds up through season 3. Seconding Legion, I just started that. Man Seeking Woman is pretty great, though I can’t vouch for the final season yet.
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Mar 7, 2018 09:45
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Neo Yokio is one of those things where it's a pastiche of something but also really, really openly disdainful of the thing it's a pastiche of. Your opinion of it is probably gonna be inversely proportional to how much you actually like anime.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:Neo Yokio is one of those things where it's a pastiche of something but also really, really openly disdainful of the thing it's a pastiche of. Your opinion of it is probably gonna be inversely proportional to how much you actually like anime. Huh, sounds like it's going to edge out The Wire for my favorite show
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Mar 7, 2018 16:17
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So who's got some guilty pleasures to recommend me. I was watching some utterly trashy youtubes earlier: they had me at 15 seconds in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFXnmBd74w4 ....and it got me in the mood for some straight garbage rear end tv shows.
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Mar 7, 2018 17:57
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Rough Lobster posted:So who's got some guilty pleasures to recommend me. I was watching some utterly trashy youtubes earlier: I saw so many people like that in North Carolina.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:I saw so many people like that in North Carolina. I sent this to my husband who's from western nc telling him this could have been him if he had become a townie!
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Mar 7, 2018 19:30
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Rough Lobster posted:....and it got me in the mood for some straight garbage rear end tv shows. You want straight up garbage?! Check out ‘Age Gap Love’ it’s such garbage, it may as well be a city dump!
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Mar 7, 2018 20:00
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Fury was an excellent movie until the last 20 minutes but even though the last 20 minutes go so over the top that it kinda spoils the rest of the film retroactively I still enjoyed it. Not empty quoting.
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Mar 7, 2018 20:25
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Maxwell Lord posted:Attack of the Mushroom People is up on Amazon Prime. One of Toho's weirder 60s SFX movie, it's a film about the survivors of a shipwreck getting hooked on mushrooms that turn them into monsters and is a weird parable about conformity. OH HOLY poo poo. I was seven, had the flu, and feverish as hell when I watched this on our old black and white tv. I can not wait to watch this again and see how much of my memory of it was actually feverish hallucinations.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Fury was an excellent movie until the last 20 minutes but even though the last 20 minutes go so over the top that it kinda spoils the rest of the film retroactively I still enjoyed it. On the subject of docs, Dirty Money is still my fav Netflix documentary since 13th. if anyone hasn't seen those, go check them out for sure! i didn't care so much for Icarus but it's also worth seeing i guess. Anything else great that I've missed? Rotten seems ok from the first episode. Voyeur was interesting in one of those "it's about thing but really it becomes about things" ways.
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Mar 7, 2018 21:00
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Dirty Money was good, but the Trump episode didn’t feel as in-depth as the others. The payday loan episode makes up for it though.
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The pharmaceuticals episode as well. Never thought I'd be able to understand why Shkrelli was so cocky about what he did, but seemingly the entire industry is infected with a profit-off-death cancer and what he did was quite loving mild in comparison. Humans Can Not Be Trusted With Capitalism e: on the subject of trump docs, The Boy Who Tried to Kill Trump was horrible. i didnt even know the story till i read the netflix description, and literally the description & title fills you in all you need to know. the doc consists of interviews with the family as you'd expect, revealing nothing except that it was a shock to them that he would try that. and repeatedly features clips of some GBS goon yelling at the kid in handcuffs "Violence is never the answer!" and I guess that was the thesis of the documentary conventionalcat fucked around with this message at 21:53 on Mar 7, 2018 |
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ONE YEAR LATER posted:That's Parker Posey. Whoops! You're right. Her look reminded me of Banks in that new Power Rangers movie. Funny enough a lot of the comments about the Lost in Space trailer go the opposite way from the reaction here — lots of people who are strong fans of the 1998 version and don't want this to "ruin" it. Congrats to the Netflix algorithm for figuring out the hidden appetite for a reboot.
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Mar 7, 2018 22:10
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magnificent7 posted:OH HOLY poo poo. The short story it's based on, is legitimately creepy. William Hope Hodgson is a fantastic writer... https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Voice_in_the_Night
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Mar 7, 2018 23:43
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If anyone wants to watch something truly depressing then Flint Town is for you. I grew up about an hour from Flint and the Documentary series hits a little too close to home.
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I wanna like Tick but its just meh. Dirty Money is excellent. Contamination on prime is a masterpiece of crap
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Mar 8, 2018 06:28
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Brigsby Bear was dope as poo poo.
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Mar 8, 2018 08:56
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Eat The Rich posted:Brigsby Bear was dope as poo poo. i don't think there's a possibility you can read/post on this forum and not enjoy this movie
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Brigsby Bear’s only major fault is that there wasn’t enough Mark Hamill as a giant rear end in a top hat sun taunting the main character
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Mar 8, 2018 13:54
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The Circle is on Amazon Prime and was just so bad
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Rough Lobster posted:....and it got me in the mood for some straight garbage rear end tv shows. Have you watched the Canadian Cops show called Under Arrest? It is like 50 times crazier than the US Cops show. Alterian posted:I sent this to my husband who's from western nc telling him this could have been him if he had become a townie! Just curious what town is he from in Western NC? I was born in that area. To be honest a lot of Western NC is cool. Tons of outdoor poo poo to do and Asheville is a great liberal haven. Also places like Boone and Blowing Rock are cool mountain towns. Still there are certain places in those mountains and foothills I stay far away from.
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