That's awesome! Glad you found yourself. Not everyone does.
Strange Days is a classic?
I thought of it as a bit too clunky in its execution. But I'll admit Juliette Lewis has always been a distractingly terrible actor in my eyes. And she can't sing either.
I will admit it's good enough to deserve a better reception than it's theatrical release though.
How many people had concentration that high, and how did it get that high?
I would hope it wasn't just from using Teflon pans every day.
But with a sample size of 30k, they would be unlikely to get people who might regularly come into contact with it in a manufacturing setting.
I prefer cast iron anyway.
I've watched almost everything they've put out. Not all has been great, of course, but I've tried to keep up.
Agents of Shield and the other ABC stuff I haven't seen. Some Agent Carter.
And still working through some of the Netflix shows leading up to The Defenders. I've seen all of Daredevil and Punisher though.
Because of course they did.
Nonsense, he will get steady work alongside Kevin Sorbo!
Season six of Community 'aired' there.
I'm still pissed at NBC for selling "Six Seasons and a Movie" merchandise and then canceling after season five.
(And the movie is still coming.)
Max means Cinemax to me.
That's how badly they fucked up.
That, and, y'know, pulling HBO content from the service.
Thanks for that. Feel better.
Sure, but I like actual data and science.
Nine of 220. Not even five percent.
Yup, I think tardive diskenesia is the same thing. If you've seen old videos from asylums where the patients are twitching rather violently, that's advanced tardive diskenesia.
More modern medicines don't cause it to be as pronounced but it's still an issue.
As with many communities here, they'll only get more posts when people choose to post here.
Me, I block almost all shitposting communities but not mental health ones, and then browse all.
I like to be supportive when I can.
The DM then sits back and eats pizza as they put his furniture together.
Except for the fact that Vincent is only there without Jules because Jules quit. And Vincent was in the toilet because he was constipated because he's a heroin addict.
If Jules hadn't quit, Marcellus would not have been there. And Butch wouldn't have known about any of those developments.
Although to back your theory up, Jules would've never left for doughnuts.
Left to right and actually sorted oldest to youngest we have:
Bernie Sanders is eight years old.
Miles Morales is just over four.
Abed Nadir & Troy Barnes are two and a quarter.
Maryjane is just over a year and is a foster fail. I'm the one that insisted on the failure. My dad adopted Mongo from the same litter.
Maryjane was supposed to be a Peter Parker but my wonderful professional vet tech wife was wrong this time.
Somehow everyone gets along in our house. 5 cats, 2 labradors, 1 tortoise, almost zero fights.
Hey all, I'm a cis ally in the upper Midwest of the USA. I offered a room to Keris a while back and she accepted.
She got here Wednesday night and things are going very well. She likes me, my wife, and our cats and one dog, and is learning to tolerate the other.
She has an attic bedroom that is her space alone.
She has time to unwind and figure out what she wants to do without fear of being dumped on the streets.
I just wanted to let you all know that we have taken her in and that she is safe and loved.
I've been a fan of They Might Be Giants for most of my life and have always been surprised that people universally disagree with me on this.
Linnell's songs tend to be quirkier but also shallower. (State Songs is a good example here - there isnt a song for every state and theyre often abstract to the point of meaninglessness. I expected such a project to have more inspiration behind it.
I've always found Flansburgh's more melodic and thoughtful, slightly better composed, and with a superior singing voice.
Of course they're a great duo and they play off each other's strengths. I don't dislike Linnell at all, just the songs that he sings tend to not be my favorites.