Sherman said. “Obviously, I’m not a real fan of how the Iraq War went, but
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If it's in the film they're pretty much saying it lol, its not the time period that informs the audience its all the stuff that happens in the film that informs the audience.
More critiques of French cooking should be rooted in how they're filthy slop eaters too like the rest of us, yet they try to trick us that they're all fancy.
If the French are so good at cooking how come they can't figure out a sauce for steak au poivre that doesn't look like filthy slop?
Apparently it took an American, Julia Child, to figure out that it works fine without adding a bunch of cream to it and it looks less like you're eating mud on a steak.
It only works once cause then you get insecure about how the number is changing too slow.
I just struggle in particular with the metaphorical approach where the cells are literal little guys who go to military school and they have thoughts and dreams and when they feel like shit they call for help and their friends kill them.
Whenever the lecturer goes into like what actually is going on even on just a simplified level, it sticks much harder than some metaphor about kindergardners and their teacher and stuff like that.
Trapped in an endless hell of fight or flight when the centralized metaphor my lecturer is using in his lecture about the immune system is of a military defending a country.
Love that when I try to find info on any manifestations in support of Palestine literally all the results I get are warnings that actually jewish people are in mortal danger in fucking Stockholm, as well as pro-israeli events.
Sci-Fi as well as fantasy to some extent isn't really a genre so much as a setting, Alien is horror in a pretty solid sci-fi setting while Terminator 1 is a horror/thriller with light sci-fi elements.
Whoever is still there from the UN should actually use themselves as human shields for the Palestinians in the most literal sense of the word "human shield."
Just found out that apparently my grandparents very rural municipality has decided to appoint a reality tv star and softcore pornography photographer as their ambassador to the public, I don't know the full story but it seems like it started cause he wanted to build a cabin resort near a ski facility for rich people to stay at, and I guess the municipal government just said fuck it or something.
I personally wouldn't consider it effective advertising to have a reality guy wax poetic about the rural beauty and serenity of the area, and then you go and look at a trailer for his latest reality show and its all about how cool and awesome his adventurous lifestyle is, and how hes hanging around all the big fancy cities with his "porn-troll wife"(actual phrase he uses.)
Seems a bit insincere if you ask me.