Honestly one of my favourites, incredible film.

Wtf lemmy how did you know I’ve watched that movie 3 times this year already

Do you not have yours set to blur NSFW pictures until you click on them?

Start?

The working class is getting awfully hungry…

It’s totally an excellent movie worth checking out in any respect :)

I absolutely adore Sam Neill in horror movies

Just so you know, Sutter Cane is not a real person, he is a villain from John Carpenter’s 1994 movie, In The Mouth of Madness, the title of which is a reference to H.P. Lovecraft’s At The Mountain of Madness

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Mouth_of_Madness

Oh fuck that’s a great business model. Maybe one day I’ll open a library/cafe/bar with nice music and atmosphere

I mean, there’s no cheat code to meeting people. It requires you to put yourself out there, and what better way to put yourself out there than to publicly enjoy things you enjoy?

Do things you’re interested in, self express (have fun with clothes, pins, patches, whatever, they make a good conversation starter), notice other people self expressing. As far as approaching people goes, it’s always safe to quickly compliment something somebody obviously put effort into, and then from there you can gauge whether they’re interested in more of a conversation.

An example being if somebody has clearly crocheted their bag or something, you could say something like “that is a great bag, did you make it?/where did you get it?” Big rule when complimenting is ALWAYS be ready to let a conversation end where it starts. You’re just throwing a ball into their court to see if they engage further than a “thank you!” You’re just throwing out a line to see who bites, because nobody owes you their attention, but somebody who wants to give it may make it clear if you open the floor.

Opening yourself up to rejection is difficult and scary, but also just a necessary part of making connections.

Library or bookstore, babeeeey

For videogame essays, my two faves are Jacob Geller and Powerpak

Woops, i misunderstood! I got it flipped

I was reading it as for democracy, like in favour of, rather than to democracy, like against

No.

Democracy:

a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.

This is a plutocracy:

government by the wealthy.

More likely the film schools were run by jews considering the movie industry

I mean, Lemmy is already named after Lemmy from Motorhead and Mastodon is…Mastodon

I don’t disagree with you that euthanized people instead of treating them is fucked, but that’s definitely a side effect of capitalism, because it’s cheaper to just euthanize than have the system support them.

About the “forcing schools to observe gay pride”: it appears you posted an article from national post, which has a known centre-right bias, so i read the article to see if the headline is actually accurate, and it very much isn’t.

Aside from this, what I see is laws prohibiting discrimination, and people being allowed their right to protest a perform “walk-outs”, which doesn’t sound like forcing them to observe gay pride at all.

The requirement was for them to not discriminate and to not make queer people feel unsafe. A lot of the teachers chose, on their own accord, to celebrate pride. This headline is clearly intentionally emotional and grossly misrepresents a situation that deserves far more nuance.

I’d argue that right now, Canada is nothing more than very slightly centre-left, maybe. But it is far from “the other extreme”.

Explain

I would honestly be stoked

Where i am it’s too cold to snow rn 🙃

I think a lot of people that think the UX is different from reddit weren’t on reddit 14 years ago when it did look very similar to this.