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[Colin @Colin73779724]

@evanewashington I'm not always a big Park Chan-wook fan but I loved Decision to Leave

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@ionathanch Oh wow I love pink ladies but have never had a crimson topaz. Thank you for this important research!

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@selfstyledsiren I don't know how you expect me to mindlessly consume content if I'm forced to stop and consider it

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@lastland0 If you haven't been to Powell Butte, there's a spot at the top where it points out maybe seven or eight mountains that are visible from there. It's pretty cool if you go on a clear day, especially if you have some nice binoculars.

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@lastland0 Yep!

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@WXJLtonight @paleautumnmoon @26MFHPOD Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@lenazun I had to get the poem through inter library loan in college because neither English translation is in print and copies were hard to find. Looks like the earlier translation is maybe public domain and more available now though? I recommend it if you're into that sort of thing!

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@Daniel_Nikpayuk The most recent I can think of is Aniara, a Swedish sci-fi epic poem from the 50s by Harry Martinson

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@Nifflas Ong-Bak and The Protector are incoherent from a story perspective but have some gloriously long takes of Tony Jaa fighting way too many people at once. Highly recommend.

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@ClarissaAdjoint You've convinced me to finally get off Twitter

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@sloanesloane I lived in Philly before Portland and it is a great city that's more affordable and has a way better weird arts scene. Highly recommend. The two downsides are humid summers (but more places with AC) and less immediate access to nature.

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@botticelli_bod Nice! It's a really fun instrument

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@davemotorcycle1 Ravenous (the 1999 one) is fantastic and a whole lot of fun

[Amy Langdon @alangdon17]

this is the mascot for the Halifax Oyster Festival and i’m absolutely terrified of it.

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@chrislpenner Typescript also helps in this case, giving an error if you try to use a variable that hasn't been assigned on that code path:

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@chrislpenner Not sure how it works in other languages but you can use blocks in Typescript to give each case its own scope. I just wish they could be used as expressions. One day the pattern matching proposal will make it into the language and there will be much rejoicing.

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@horrorvisuals Favorite is The Thing. One I loved recently that was new to me is Ravenous, from 1999 (tagline: you are who you eat), which was a whole lot of fun and really feels like it should be more well-known

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@AliSeay11 I don't know if it's streaming anywhere but Ravenous, the 1999 one with Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle, is great fun

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@HB_Tyson Well this is really nice, thank you for posting.

[Colin @Colin73779724]

@Electricfire13 Wow this is pretty darn cool!