It's more how I would go about interacting with it. If I put on my supernatural hat, I'd head straight to a dusty ol magic shop, because it's completely outside of science. If I saw at it as paranormal, I'd rig up sensors to a computer because it's something science hasn't explained yet, but could

Paranormal = science based explanation
Supernatural = magic based explanation

I watched this for the first time this week and absolutely loved it

It is the year 3247AD: 24 foot penises are engaged in constant war over the precious little land space remaining. The spokesperson for all women remaining on Earth issues an apology for being the instigator for PEEN - Penile Enlargement Endangerment of the (e)Nvironment

I found the utter monotony of it is the thing that stuck with me the most. They aren't even they aren't excited about these acts anymore. Cruelty at its most casual.

Yeah, I finished it and it was pretty much as good as expected. Have slightly conflicting feelings on the epilogue but apart from that, no notes.

I'm on the same wavelength. Although, I very rarely watch anything as it's airing, usually I'll watch them knowing they were cancelled and can just appreciate it for existing.

That looks amazing. If I had the money, I'd get their Time Crisis/Point Blank machine in a heartbeat

Shadehunter? That sounds like I spend 20 minutes to park the car because I want to find a spot next to a tree

I thought that Brad Pitt in Se7en at first glance

In Australia, they've always been in these. We call them "bachelor's handbags".

The term won the Macquarie Dictionary's word of the year a few years ago.

I'm aware how made up this entire this sounds.

This looks sick, instant Wishlist

System Shock remake

The born to be wild sequence is my only frame of reference to the entire series.

You've Lost a Lot of Blood by Eric LaRocca I loved this and didn't want it to end. I'm always impressed when a book gets so much that I have to actually put it down and walk away for a bit.

Dropped off this before a single reply. Quick updates. I read Jesse J Anderson's Extra Focus which was super helpful in giving me just a full bucket of coping strategies for when the ol ADHD becomes a barrier to what I want. Recommend

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