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Fuck Russia and their American agents.

Harpsichord

If you’ve got a wheel and pedals, F1 2019 is pretty fun and doesn’t have a lot of the forced online hoops you need to jump through for later editions like 2024.

They just couldn’t fit “after a 24-hour turnaround and copay verification” into the song between “momma called the doctor and” and “the doctor said”.

Yes?

Rage against the dying of the light, always. But sooner or later the end will come for us all, and that’s the part that’s the hardest to accept on an individual level, in my opinion. I still get the occasional existential crisis.

Instead, be glad that you’re here now and do what you can to make the world better for yourself, your neighbors, and society as a whole while you are. That’s all any of us can hope to do. Leave it a little nicer than we found it.

They’ll do anything to not take care of the kids already here that need parents and support.

No one can do it because they all have bone spurs. So sad, but what can you do?

Anything to distract from Epstein, eh?

The only thing I hope appreciates me today are my systems.

I don’t need a Friday fun day!

I think she’s capable and funny in the right role, but she basically is typecast as the “tell it like it is and I don’t care” character and too much of that can be… well, too much. Kinda like Awkwafina.

Salmon Mayonnaise? I’m revolted from the name alone.

I enjoy pretty much every movie in some respects, but if you haven’t watched Deadly Prey (1987) you’re missing out.

It’s the worst story tropes of Rambo, The Room, and a 2AM cable access TV show and it’s somehow so utterly horrible that I couldn’t stop watching and laughing.

It definitely shouldn’t be rated higher. But it is almost must-watch for how bad it is. Easily one of the five worst movies I’ve ever seen.

If we’re not talking about horribly shot and scripted movies, then I’d have to say Passenger 57. Sure, it’s an overly simplistic 90s formulaic movie, but I liked it. Plus it’s got Elizabeth Hurley, Bruce Greenwood, and Tom Sizemore, as well as Ernie Lively (Blake’s dad), before they all went on to larger careers.