Anarchy

[mydadiscar]

 

[Andy Kaufman]

Frogs and old guns

 

[Andy Kaufman]

 

[Some_porcupine]

(No) New "Normal"s
From as long as humanity exists, my premise seems, there were no times where "things were normal".
WWI, WWII, Big Depression (well, maybe both), - even before that! Napoleon Wars, 1800s, 1900s...
There is NO time where things were "OK" - there is ALWAYS SoMeThInG. Maybe "we cant have nice things", - cant afford things without effort really, isnt it so!?
You see, 70s, 2008 Crisis, 2k DotCom, Japan 1980 Bubble-burst, 80s/90s... Always something!! The main problem is - is it real, or just perceived? Do you live thru chaos, or just forget "- wait! this is not the first time"!?
Basics - a.l.a. history and memory goes, there, one can argue, never was ~something~ Normal. Because what is it that it makes "normal"? Just our comfort, frequent, -simplified- use - think of stereotypes, archetypes, tropes would you?! Who knows, normal could be just our ~lust for "what-could-be"~ - anemoia? "Do you miss how it was, or what it was supposed to be?"...

 

[__legalizenukes2024__]

I think there was humanity before the napoleonic wars

 

[georgebush420]

 

[ETierhuman]

this thread is long, everyone have a poptart

 

[IlluminatiPirate]

 

[dorgon]

 

[7Pebbles]

Some more 88x33s that I like. If anyone can find ones for onion-share or the IPFS, let me know.

 

[mydadiscar]

 

[mydadiscar]

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ANTI GLASSES GANG

 

[IlluminatiPirate]

You guys must watch this

View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=SRZ31nLydbg&feature=shares

 

[Sweet n' Comfy]

You guys must watch this

View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=SRZ31nLydbg&feature=shares

That looks like a fun meth trip.

 

[Mew]

 

[Mew]

 

[punishedgnome]

I watched "The Whale" with the wife last night. It was OK. I know a couple morbidly obese people living in horded up shitholes and the general portrayal of a depressed fat person was reasonably accurate and interesting. However, I felt the movie had an over reliance on these long melodramatic monologues and it really hurt the movie. I wasn't surprised when I found out later it was based on a play because it comes across like an arthouse play. Good acting. Good concept. Good story. Good artistic direction. Dialogue should have been worked on more because the characters talk in theatre monologues as opposed to actual human conversation. I think a 6.5/10 ifs fair.

 

[IlluminatiPirate]

 

[Brapuccino]

I watched "The Whale" with the wife last night. It was OK. I know a couple morbidly obese people living in horded up shitholes and the general portrayal of a depressed fat person was reasonably accurate and interesting. However, I felt the movie had an over reliance on these long melodramatic monologues and it really hurt the movie. I wasn't surprised when I found out later it was based on a play because it comes across like an arthouse play. Good acting. Good concept. Good story. Good artistic direction. Dialogue should have been worked on more because the characters talk in theatre monologues as opposed to actual human conversation. I think a 6.5/10 ifs fair.

I love movies that feel like plays.
My Dinner With Andre and Glengarry Glen Ross are some of my favorites.
A Man For All Seasons was fantastic as well.

 

[Mеченый Яков]

I watched my whale wife last night.

For some reason i read it like this.