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Hbomberguy posted:It's so good. Like, there's the obvious first layer of comedy, right? Where he spends 30 minutes making cup noodles and pours hot water all over his kitchen counter doing it, and makes comments like 'this is great because it's a very cheap food source for students' before turning to his obscenely expensive keurig coffee machine to get hot water from it to make them with, and laments the lack of actual shrimps in his fifty cent shrimp flavoured noodle, as if he got ripped off. That thing reminds me of these two vids TieTuesday and Madithen made together riffing on a Finnish HomeCooking channel.
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Jeremy Parish has been a game reviewer/knowy figure for around 20 years, popping around the time Seanbaby was a thing. Among other things including a podcast that has SA Allumini BobServo, several books that were what Brick by Brick wanted to be and probably the most touching article about wearing a fedora. Link goes to his youtube channel, which atm is hosting his projects GameBoy World and GoodNintentions , kind of sister projects to a major one hosted by... Doctor Sparkle 's Chrotendo, a rather ambitious project to review every Nes and Family Computer game around. The Lo-Fi aesthetic and the incredibly chill presentation has been growing in popularity for several years. Atm his youtube is a bit disorganized, so a link to his rehosted videos on the Internet Archive is advisable Retro Pals is kind of a grabbag in terms of RetroGame Systems, mainly based on streams. There's an overview of early PSX games being slowly done, and there has been crosslinks between them and Lazy Game Reviews among others. Stop Skeletons from Fighting is centered on both the often maligned and the incredibly obscure figures on videogames.
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Jack Gladney posted:One of the most delightfully subtle things about the fascist society of Starship Troopers is that everyone in Buenos Aires is a white American. Their entire world is a post-genocide ethnostate. Verhooven filmed it much like what that kind of society would film a story like that.
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