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  • Watto, tho.

  • To be fair, eggs are $10 now.

  • I have a 2080 running kde Wayland on Arch. No issues really, but I only use that machine occasionally

  • +5 comedy points, I chuckled.

  • I'm in a red district in SoCal and my mom, a disability rights advocate and civil rights lawyer, tried to run for office a few times over the last couple of decades. Each time the only thing any of the Democratic Party reps we talked to cared about was how many rich people we knew and how many donations we could gather. Once they recognized she didn't have connections to money, all support was pulled.

    Not to say that people shouldn't try. But not only do you need the time and ability to run for office, unless you have a LOT of money it's very difficult to even get a foot in the door.

  • I recently went back to baby face after more than a decade. It's mostly an attempt to shame myself into getting rid of the second chin.

  • Oh yeah that's a great cast

  • Yeah Julian's such a cutie. At least later in the show; he's a little gross in the early seasons but Alexander Siddig is damn handsome always though.

  • Brunt, FCA.

  • You never know, you could turn out to be the most important person in the universe. Happened to me once, you know. Wouldn't recommend it.

  • You may enjoy Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine. They do a lot of history stuff but as time has gone on it has more and more been about current events, exploring the history and science behind these grifts. Not exactly what you're asking for, but Dr. Sydnee is one of my leftist role models and I think they do great work to identify and explain these things to laypeople.

  • A testament to Matt Groening's excellent character design, lol. Instantly recognizable even here.

  • Spaceballs over Blazing Saddles?

  • Mullholland Drive is fucking fantastic and I almost put it on the list over Blue Velvet. I'm sure this will forever be debated by film nerds as long film nerds continue to exist. There's something about that heightened, unreal 80's vibe in Blue Velvet, plus what a fuckin' cast. I also like the "dark side of a quaint small town" theme, which reminds me of his work in Twin Peaks a bit, where Mullholland Drive feels more like he's expressing more a criticism(?) of the place Hollywood occupies in the cultural consciousness. I'm a sucker for a suburban dystopia, it feels more relatable. Ultimately though, Mullholland Drive feels like a second take on the same kind of ideas, and it's glossier and more plotty, but I personally I like the smaller, more raw version. Lynch was a master of the medium and almost all of his films are either outright masterpieces or at least incredibly artistic curiosities.

  • ABCB dude.

  • And Airplane!