I really liked the bizarre setting they did, Fantasy London becomes A Medieval Sci fi city in the south african desert? Fantastic. Vimes running around dressed like a pirate with smoky eyeshadow? Great! I think though the whole story and writing was a mistake. Like even if you divorce it entirely from Discworld (which they should have done) its just not a very well written story.
If you talk about the Irish Diaspora, most Irish people arn't gonna think about Joe American whose great great grandfather came over in 18-whatever. They're gonna think of the millions of 1st and 2nd gen immigrants who are Irish by nationality, not ethnicity.
My point being that this sort of thing is deranged, and thats why its being posted on Twitter by some crazy Zionist, and then posted to this comm.
Alpha Beta Gamer is a website that showcases Demos, Alphas and releases of games. Most of them are indie games you would never hear about otherwise, there isnt a ratings they on their website they just post them in order. I've been using it for years to find interesting little games and demos.
You dont need to do anything illegal, there are a bunch of buzzword business who suck up venture capital and then go under in a few years with no repercussions because its what they are designed to do. You just make sure to pay yourself a nice big salary while you do nothing.
Im a little dissapointed that it isnt easier to pirate the paid modules for alot of systems, but being able to speed up combat in crunchy systems is a godsend. No combat turn should take over a minute in any game.
Me talking loudly into my google phone about how much I love Capitalism and then switching to talking loudly into my Huwaei phone about how much I hate Capitalism.
A rough timeframe and timezone on the sessions might be a helpful thing to add. I managed to form a pretty international coalition of players when I recruited from here a few years ago, you might be missing out on some guy working a night shift on the other side of the globe just cause they dont realise the times match up.
Research into the glymphatic (The rather recently discovered brain lymphatic system) is one of the more fascinating frontiers of research going on right now, we'll be finding for decades to come the effects it has on mental health and brain diseases.
Jacobs ladder had quite a few more scenes in it that were cut because test audiences found them too disturbing, theres a whole extra sequence between the meeting with the chemist and him returning home that you can find in the deleted scenes on youtube. Honestly I always thought that the demons and horror elements were creative, but ultimately a bit tame. The intro is really strong with the subway bit and all the anti-drug posters, and then the car scene is fantastic but after that the whole thing kind of loses steam with the kid and ex-wife dream sequence. It was too grounded to be a surrealist film but also too surreal to be a grounded film, it could have done with being trimmed of the ending and dead kid story and focused more on the other story lines.
Also Tim Robbins has the most unconvincing fake laugh in the movie I've ever heard.
Enterprise is so unintentionally hilarious because of things like the sex airlock, especially the fact that Dr Phlox is banned from it for not being hot enough, so he gets a little window to do his scenes for it. The funniest moment in the entire show is the bit where Hoshi's shirt gets fully ripped off while crawling around in vents for zero reason, or the reveal in the mirror universe episodes with the womens uniforms just having no torso? It really does it to such a severe degree that it makes a rather forgettable show about Star Trek dealing with 9/11 endlessly rewatchable in "So bad its good" way.
Sidenote I always thought the funniest thing in DS9 was Jake motherfucking Sisko running around in the background being a smooth-talking Dom-Jot hustler poet who immediately goes from getting a Dabo Girl girlfriend at like 16 to hitting on Kira the next episode because of Mrs Rodenberry's psychic pheromones.
JA! I WANT TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE WORLD!
I really liked the bizarre setting they did, Fantasy London becomes A Medieval Sci fi city in the south african desert? Fantastic. Vimes running around dressed like a pirate with smoky eyeshadow? Great! I think though the whole story and writing was a mistake. Like even if you divorce it entirely from Discworld (which they should have done) its just not a very well written story.