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Ugh, I did it and the smoke is sickly sweet. But it hit me like my first Malboro red when I was twelve
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Ah gently caress I dropped it and it broke and now my house reeks of sweets and chemicals
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Nov 7, 2018 11:17
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The Peccadillo posted:Those are so weird, in what kind of hosed judicial system can you sign away bringing consequences to someone who assaulted you. Like most BDSM practices, it occupies something of a legal grey area. If it ever comes to court, the outcome will probably depend on the state and judge.
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Nov 7, 2018 11:25
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I finally saw Good Time. I can understand people being put off by the absurdity, or the griminess, but on the other hand I haven't been gripped by a movie like that in a while. It's also quite pretty.
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Nov 7, 2018 12:08
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What on earth was Amazon thinking with Suspiria's release schedule? Release a horror movie with a fairly substantial budget in 2 theaters before Halloween, then a couple hundred theaters the following week with little fanfare? I know the long-tail of streaming is their big bet, but unless they open to a large number of theaters this weekend the movie's going to have to pull a lot of Amazon viewers to make back that $18 million+marketing. I guess maybe they were trying to avoid competing with the expected juggernaut of Halloween, but a wide release for a horror movie happening 2+ weeks after spooky season ends (if it doesn't just drop from theaters now) doesn't make any drat sense.
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Nov 7, 2018 12:37
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It's got a smaller worldwide gross as of now than the 1977 original, without adjusting for inflation, which is pretty lol.
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Nov 7, 2018 12:59
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I was talking about suspira with a friend the other day and I mentioned it was odd how the psychologist was clearly a young guy wearing old man makeup, and she said "oh yeah, that was also Tilda Swinton" and I was genuinely a bit floored
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Nov 7, 2018 13:12
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I loving love sitting in empty cinemas so tomorrow's opening day 10am screening of Suspiria is going to be fantastic for me
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Nov 7, 2018 13:17
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EAT poo poo SCOTT WALKER 
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Nov 7, 2018 13:39
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Timby posted:EAT poo poo SCOTT WALKER Matt Christman's hangover just spontaneously got lifted away by singing angels
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Nov 7, 2018 13:41
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It’s cool that Scott Walker and Kobach ate poo poo, it sucks that Cruz and Steve King didn’t, and none of it matters much because climate change will kill us all while Nancy Pelosi drones on about bipartisanship.
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Nov 7, 2018 13:46
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It's pretty hard to keep up with American electoral politics, a literally dead pimp from Nevada just won a seat
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Nov 7, 2018 14:25
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What I love about the Kenneth Branagh Much Ado is how the whole movie exists to stroke Branagh's ego, and prove how charming and clever Branagh is, and then Denzel shows up and steals the whole movie out from under him by just smiling. The Whedon Much Ado doesn't even seem like it should count as a real movie to me. Like, it's just playing around in his backyard. It's so lazy, and I'd forgive that laziness if not for the fact that people were expected to pay money for it.
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Nov 7, 2018 15:11
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It counts because he had the audacity to release it in theaters. If some high school drama class released their version of Much Ado in theaters, I'd judge it regardless of the conditions of filming. It deserves to get raked through the mud on its own (lack of) merits because Whedon actually thought it was good enough to put out into the world on the biggest possible stage.
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Nov 7, 2018 15:26
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Does the Democrats taking over the House mean we finally get to see Trump's tax returns?
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feedmyleg posted:It counts because he had the audacity to release it in theaters. If some high school drama class released their version of Much Ado in theaters, I'd judge it regardless of the conditions of filming. It deserves to get raked through the mud on its own (lack of) merits because Whedon actually thought it was good enough to put out into the world on the biggest possible stage. Oh yeah, I don't disagree. I walked out of the theater on that one going "That.... wasn't really a movie you go to theaters to watch. And yet, here I am in a movie theater." and I got angry.
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Nov 7, 2018 15:33
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(Swallows a ream of paper) Wuh tas redduns?
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Samuel Clemens posted:Does the Democrats taking over the House mean we finally get to see Trump's tax returns? Accountability is dead.
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Samuel Clemens posted:Does the Democrats taking over the House mean we finally get to see Trump's tax returns? Who gives a poo poo everyone knows and has always known he’s a tax cheat and general shady piece of poo poo
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Nov 7, 2018 15:43
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I am pretty disappointed in Florida. It was such a close race. We got a few good things through, but our education budgets are going to be hosed.
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Nov 7, 2018 15:45
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Samuel Clemens posted:Does the Democrats taking over the House mean we finally get to see Trump's tax returns? Like two minutes after the Democrats are seated, they're going to launch about 50 investigations, so, quite probably.
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Nov 7, 2018 16:01
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Last night was merely an okay result for Dems and the fact that two years of outright fascism has only produced “okay” results for the main opposition means America is hosed, hosed, fuuuuucked. Also Nancy Pelosi is a trash fire of a human being and the Dems will never accomplish anything decent while they continue to insist on her leadership. Pirate Jet fucked around with this message at 16:16 on Nov 7, 2018 |
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Nov 7, 2018 16:10
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gently caress the green party. They got the 2% that would have pulled Synema through over McSally.
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Detective No. 27 posted:gently caress the green party. They got the 2% that would have pulled Synema through over McSally. Blaming election losses on third parties is and always has been incredibly stupid, starting with the assumption that the 2% would've gone to Synema and ending with the fact that voter disenfranchisement and engagement are way bigger issues
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Nov 7, 2018 16:16
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long-rear end nips Diane posted:Blaming election losses on third parties is and always has been incredibly stupid, starting with the assumption that the 2% would've gone to Synema and ending with the fact that voter disenfranchisement and engagement are way bigger issues 
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Nov 7, 2018 16:21
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Pirate Jet posted:Last night was merely an okay result for Dems and the fact that two years of outright fascism has only produced “okay” results for the main opposition means America is hosed, hosed, fuuuuucked. Not to excuse the democrats from their incredibly lovely, short sighted, frustrating, "This is fine" platforms and campaigning, but if the country wasn't gerrymandered to poo poo and there wasn't such blatant, aggressive voter suppression this year, the dems would've taken so many more seats. The system is utterly broken, and that's a much bigger issue than the dems being really bad at elections.
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long-rear end nips Diane posted:Blaming election losses on third parties is and always has been incredibly stupid, starting with the assumption that the 2% would've gone to Synema and ending with the fact that voter disenfranchisement and engagement are way bigger issues Plus, 3rd party/write-in/protest votes have been a thing in every election pretty much since we defined a two-party system. They're not going anywhere, and it's up to the candidates to prepare for them. That poo poo should be accounted for and planned around as part of the overall campaign strategy. They should have had that baked in, but as long as skapegoating is effective, they won't.
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Lurdiak posted:Not to excuse the democrats from their incredibly lovely, short sighted, frustrating, "This is fine" platforms and campaigning, but if the country wasn't gerrymandered to poo poo and there wasn't such blatant, aggressive voter suppression this year, the dems would've taken so many more seats. The system is utterly broken, and that's a much bigger issue than the dems being really bad at elections. For sure - that’s actually what I was trying to get at with my first paragraph but my second probably recontextualized it. If Dems aren’t as terrible as they probably are, the very first thing they’re going to focus on is voter reform, because three million more people voted for Democratic senators last night which logically resulted in... Republicans gaining three seats. Here in Ohio the county next door was caught telling Dem voters that they were signed up for absentee voting instead of in-person even though they weren’t. But Pelosi’s insistence on returning to “civility” instead of just admitting we don’t live in a democracy anymore is bad omens, especially when you consider they’re already knocking at the door for tax returns, signaling they’re gonna waste their time on impeachment instead.
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Y’all, Nevada literally elected a pimp’s corpse.
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“We need to focus on returning civility and decorum” I shout at several Nazis and a dead man
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feedmyleg posted:After watching a glut of 1950s sci-fi movies over the past few days... Attack of the Giant Gila Monster isn't bad.
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feedmyleg posted:After watching a glut of 1950s sci-fi movies over the past few days... It's important for context to know that "teenager" was a new concept at that time. The idea that there was a middle ground between childhood and adulthood that could have its own socioeconomic characteristics was pretty much a post-war discovery. What constituted an "actual teenager" back then was a lot more nebulous, given that it was just beginning to emerge as a distinct demographic. Of course, popular culture did a lot to help codify what it was, so in those 50s sci-fi movies you're watching the birth of "teenager" taking place. The stereotypes would come a little bit later.
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The state senate race I was a part of for the past year lost. Didn't really talk about it much, was running a progressive candidate in one of Massachusetts' few red patches and we only managed to win 1/14 towns. Got involved because he's a really good friend of mine. loving sucks, a lot of energy and time volunteering in a district I don't actually live in and to just come up short everywhere against a lying, no-show, Tea Party wave Republican just loving sucks. I'm glad Scott Walker and Kris Kobach ate poo poo though and getting the House back means we hold on for another two years. Please please please don't elect Pelosi speaker.
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Nov 7, 2018 18:10
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Nov 7, 2018 18:13
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Barbara Lee, I think. Would 100% endorse her.
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All right. I have about $72 to my name. I'm undergoing extensive treatment for this thing in my head that sucks poo poo but might actually yield a positive response, or so they say. I'm waiting to get approved for BadgerCare. There's a woman who desperately wants to go out with me, even though I could be dead in 12 - 18 months, if not sooner (or this poo poo could work and I might actually beat it). What the hell do I do?
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Nov 7, 2018 20:44
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Timby posted:All right. Live this indie romcom to the happy end
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Timby posted:All right. OVERDRAFT
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Timby posted:All right. Go out with her, you fool. Carpe diem, etc.
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