I watched The Black Cat (1934) recently, and it's nice to see that impressively on-the-nose symbolism was there in the early years of sound film

The antagonist building his ultra-modern mansion on top of a desolate WWI battlefield is approaching something Kojima-esque. (1/2)

Reddit feels like proof of how creatures evolve to fill niches to replace those once held by extinct species.

Reddit is basically the new Usenet- groups for basically any subject you may or may not think of where your personal experience is heavily defined by the group culture and moderation.

Hol up

You're telling me there was a brazen jewelry heist at the Louvre and there may be only one week to hunt them down?

Next thing you'll tell me is that reality is now starring Steve McQueen

I never read Slate that much, but one thing I sorely miss is Joshua Keating's "If It Happened There" series- It took some real art and talent with satire to do that and I think that, however much respect it got, it wasn't enough.

Sucks to suck www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...

If you see this, QRT with a game that released the year you were born

I was playing Final Fantasy Tactics, and one thing that struck me is that the Lucavi are a group working together towards a common goal that provides immediate, clear, and practical benefits to their entire group

Which is pretty rare for Final Fantasy villains I have to say

This is the umpteenth time I have cooked oven roasted sausage, peppers, and onions served over pasta.

I have become exceedingly efficient at it.

I had a conversation today that reminded me of how Neo-Classical architecture is one of many things based on a misunderstanding of Roman Civilization and how it pisses me off

Retvrn to the Home Depot and get some goddamn paint

I don't know if there's a way to properly summarize the film career of David Lynch, but I also think he would have wanted it that way