It’s funny to me when people think Lemmy is like a small town.
Like sure not many people use it relatively speaking, but that also means most people are going to be spread so far and wide that the chances of coming across someone in your town is extremely slim.
“WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!”
May be a small one, but a big pet peeve of mine with captions/subtitles is when they don’t put the exact spoken words into text, like when they shorthand a phrase or change up the wording a bit so it uses less typed characters/words. Idk why, it just bugs me a bit cause it’s not what they said.
Careful, there’s a pizza place near where I grew up that used to have 36" pizzas, but they had to downsize to 28" because the boxes were too expensive.
It’s called Giant Pizza King, and they’re goddamn delicious.
“Dammit! Can’t a guy masturbate in this house?!”
I hate how we can’t just have villains anymore. It’s either a future corrupted version of our current hero, or we spend about a third of the runtime making our villains relatable so people can be upset when the consequences finally catch up to them.
Imo we don’t need relatable villains, which is ironic because I used to think being evil for the sake of being evil was annoying, until it went away.
Okay so I know this is a couple weeks old, but I can’t stop thinking about this and you got me cooking.
Get some of those giant jumbo dogs by Nathan’s, slice them in half and grill them up. Get some beef (I like around 70/30 myself), cook it up with some burger seasonings, maybe a hint of cheese or cheese sauce? Put the half dog in the bun first, flat side up so it creates a nice platform for the rest of the food and opens the bun. Then you put a nice portion of burger meat on top, then your toppings (lettuce, tomato, more cheese, etc.) and your sauces (ketchup, mayo, maybe some mustard).
Boom. Burger-Dog.
Sweatpants and a shirt, and some socks.
Rewatching the newer Apes movies makes me scared shitless whenever I see a gorilla on screen. They’re big, loud, strong as hell, and smart as a person. Especially the scene in Dawn when the guy goes back to the settlement to try to negotiate and you just see that gorilla come out of nowhere and just scream at the guy.
And then I laugh whenever I see one riding a horse and think “that poor horse.”
Damn I thought you were gonna say it gets into our bodies and eats us as we’re becoming part plastic nowadays.
That’s a horror movie premise right there.
Like a high school yearbook from the 70s
Between this and the cheese, Britain can’t catch a break.
Damn Fuddrucker’s isn’t even really a national chain anymore. Most of them are in Texas, and there’s one in the entire state of California.
I miss it tbh. They were pretty good.
The Menards close to me has a second floor of their lighting section. That’s the only really accessible second level to non-employees though.
I’ve actually seen trailers play in the theater that say that whole “TRAILER STARTS NOW” thing. It’s like the studios didn’t want to pay for another trailer so they just used the Internet version.
Also licensing and planning a route.
I saw a few people talking about it, but as a “layman” who doesn’t watch much anime, I thought it was pretty good overall. I really didn’t care about the quality drop because in some instances it felt like it came right off the page.
At the end, I enjoyed it for being around. And it still has some incredibly creepy parts and awesome art
That’s a big building. I think the biggest apartment building in my city is maybe 100 units? Mine is only like 25.