And stop sending weapons to israel

I don’t even want to know if this is real anymore.

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Eh, kinda. The actual story is a bit shit till the aliens, and then it ends just as it could’ve started to get interesting.

I grew up in the towns and countryside World’s End was filmed in though, and was big into goth, so basically every location in the film is a place I recognise and the soundtrack and music references always make me smile.

Also “fuck off you big lamp” makes me laugh every time.

It’ll still need to be tested on humans though.

And if it this motivational compliance ‘treatment’ works and is cheap enough, why wouldn’t armies and prison/slave labour use it, they’ll always need grunts to do jobs no one else wants to.

It’d be cool if it was related to basque

How long do you think it will be till this is being tested on soldiers?

*toe the line

I had the same thought process you did on this. Like this man has lived through the islamaphobia, he’s very likely had it to his face multiple times, and yet he’s defected to reform? Wtf.

Not usually but I did when reading The Locked Tomb books; the never-ending density of information with the potential to be relevant later/earlier/right now but you just don’t know it yet, was far too much to keep track of otherwise.

They’re incredible books but it’s one hell of a mental work out reading them whilst keeping tabs on what is actually going on, and that only just starts to happen properly on the second read-through.

My notes were scribbles in a notebook with page and paragraph numbers next to a quote of the interesting or enlightening phrase, and if a theory was forming I’d add a few words outlining it and underline key ones. That way I could skim over my notes and pick out which bit related to what and where in the book it was.

The boondock saints

I’ve been meaning to watch this since it was referenced in Helsing Ultimate Abridged like 15 years ago, glad to hear someone say it’s good!

All of the Cornetto extended trilogy imo.

Braid (dir by Mitzi Peirone)

This is probably my favourite film of the last decade, it’s beautifully shot, written and directed, and the three lead actresses are fantastic.

Imo Braid is endlessly rewatchable too as it never fully explains what’s actually going on, or what is fully real, and with each rewatch you notice new things and kinda start to piece more of the story together.

If you add a little noisemaker to it you can still call it a sonic shower and all the nerds will buy it, lmao.

Good luck though, this sounds like a very interesting project!

Why is my telling people the impact of their decisions something you consider toxic?

I’m not wrong and I’ve literally given undisputable scientic sources for my arguments.

Do you just not like seeing people talk about the very real consequences of your actions?

Is that what is upsetting you to the point of lashing out, attacking my character, and calling me names?

Thank you for sharing this! It’s heartwarming to know some cows have successfully escaped this horrific system.

Last fall, a cow in Poland fled the farm that enslaved her and ran into the primeval Białowieża Forest. This is a dangerous forest for a domesticated animal, since hungry wolves wander through it and foliage gets scarce in the winter. Luckily, the cow found a group of fifty wild bison who accepted her into their herd. She was spotted with the bison once in November and again in January. The bison seem to have protected her from predators and taught her how to survive in the woods.

This one reads like a folk story and I hope it’s becoming one and her bravery inspires even a just a few people to consider these systems of cruelty and stop consuming animals.

Boop

The south of England.

Spawned from hedges and stone circles, just like god intended.

Enjoy living with yourself, and be honest with your kids when they ask why you had them in a dying world.

Ugh starmer is such a prick.

I know the conservatives very likely would be doing the exact same thing. I hate them too.