guyvollen.bsky.social
Musician, composer and writer
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This was the only thing I knew about Pelé as a kid, and then a few years later I was like, "I think he was in a movie, too"
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Maybe he found Jordan Peterson's arguments compelling
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He just needs to fill out a little
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Anything is possible
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I really enjoyed the Red Barry collection, sad that the second volume never came out
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Same haha
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I didn't bother to rate it, but I did enjoy it and found it very informative. I haven't seen most of the films under discussion so it makes a good primer.
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We’re like 3 weeks away from getting Theodoric of York as our next Surgeon General nominee
m.youtube.com/watch?v=edIi...
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This arc was my introduction to Kang. I loved everything about it including the parallel world cold opening/fakeout.
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I sought out COLLEGE RHYTHM on Rarefilmm after stumbling across this number on YouTube. The rest of the movie is just as much fun.
youtu.be/I-VhC4Zzhxs
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My understanding is that LXG began as an original script wirh a similar concept, and the producers licensed the comic to protect themselves from infringement claims and/or to take advantage of known IP.
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Beware, I hear it has some offensive imagery
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I think I own the book in question haha
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I'm a lobbyist for the medicinal spinach industry
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Getting our house remodeled and locked in the cost in January. I totally get it.
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Sometimes schadenfreude is the only freude we get
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Setting up the movie adaptation, probably
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When I started with it a few years ago I thought the gamification was a clever way to encourage practicing, but I never spent any money on it and I could make meaningful choices of what to focus on. When they revamped and it became totally linear I got bored. I was just spinning my wheels so I quit.
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La Casa Que Arde de Noche ("The House That Burns at Night"), about a power struggle in a brothel, is the most interesting of the four, thematically and stylistically, possibly because it was adapted from a novel rather than an exploitation premise.
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It only has to keep existing long enough for me to unload it on the next sucker--er, investor.
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It really is janky as hell
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Man, they really go all out celebrating the anniversary of THE FUGITIVE.
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Not so fast
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I am so fucking mad that knowing what /pol/, GamerGate, and the Dark Enlightenment are makes me genuinely informed on the policy making decisions of the federal government. These people weren't supposed to leave the computer!
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That feels unusually current for the Oscars
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I was (pleasantly) surprised by how much THE PEOPLE'S JOKER remixed DC comics/movie lore, how thoroughly it really is a fan film. Not that I thought Drew was a fake fan or anything like that, I think I just imagined it mostly riffing on JOKER, as well as being more coy about playing with DC's IP.
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He's supposed to be dead!
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"I would love to pay FedEx prices every time I send a birthday card."
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The difference is that at the end of the day my mom did actually end up with a bunch of Pampered Chef kitchen accessories that she still uses to this day, while crypto leaves you with a jpg of a dolphin wearing a hat
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I seem to be on the lower end of ratings for it, so perhaps I just wasn't in the right mood for it.