I hate that I had to grow up in the generation that got to see what life was like before the internet and then have to watch as it single-handedly destroys every single social entertainment space. Video rental stores, movie theaters, malls, arcades, bowling alleys, etc. The infinite access to at-home entertainment is turning us all into lazy, antisocial, depressed hermits and we’re just willingly allowing this to happen to us. The long term ramifications of this are so dire.
Just finished this in-depth article diving into one of my favorite underappreciated aesthetics, Factory PoMo!
Thanks to https://t.co/8j7Hhxld5j and Dirt!
@oreoeocat Momkey, this was my feeling too, and feeling heavy. I felt sick going shopping the day after she passed and not buying my kitty a treat or toy. Pet grief is often overlooked. I’m grateful for your thread. Love and support. ❤️🩹
@oreoeocat My cat used to sleep beside me and there was a fur circle on the sheets where she slept. When she passed, it was hard when it came time to remove the sheets. I just put them away and still haven’t washed them.
This is not overdubbed—it’s an actual scene in the 1994 Fantastic Four cartoon featuring a rap by the Human Torch. Not coincidentally, the Human Torch was voiced by 90210’s Brian Austin Green, who was trying to start a rap career at the time.
@nescartridges I loved this game! I like how the protagonist comes up with kind solutions instead of just fighting everyone. Thanks for reminding me of this one.