What is the thought process behind taking photos at the movies? It’s not like a concert where you’ll never get to experience that again, you can literally just see the movie again. And if you want to save a shot just wait for it to release digitally, you’ll get in 4K
This is why The Simpson stopped being funny in the early 00s. By no metric could Homer be considered a deadbeat by today's standards. The caricature is no longer relatable.
I write on the recent movement and how students stood shoulder to shoulder in the face of repression
The resignation is just the start.. solving the education crisis requires broad solidarity and collective struggle. The students of this country have learnt this in the movement
the problem with AI isn't just that it's ugly and lazy, it's indicative of a culture uncaring about everything. you have to care about something. you have to care about what you're putting out in the world. you have to make effort somewhere so people can perceive it.
I don't completely know how to explain this, but as a cat owner you quickly learn that "absence of cat (chill)" and "absence of cat (suspicious" are two very different kinds of silence
if you're playing with a cat correctly, you'll be working roughly 900 times harder than the cat. 99% of the effort must be yours. playing with cats is not about exercise, it's about drama. And cats are harsh critics. they need to BELIEVE that plush banana is afraid for its life.
Hey @_PVRCinemas I think the message is getting lost here. Please use Montserrat bold and maybe center and middle across the screen so the irrelevant movie isn’t visible
The reason "Everything is a Subscription" is because the elites realized that if you "own" things, you are dangerous. If you own your house, your car, and your tools, you can say "No." If you rent your life, you have to say "Yes" to everything.