Tl;dr: … because he kept cutting every 3 minutes. But it was because that’s how long you can film on an IMAX camera before switching out the storage.

Question: why would this be illegal? Is there some risk I am unaware of?

FMHY - not exactly a megathread, but kinda

Your facts and logic are ruining my meme

Pheidippides must be fucking PISSED in Hades getting styled on non-stop.

Pheidippides: runs a marathon once. fucking dies

Sebastian Sawe: " I did it in less than 2 hours"

Richard Whitehead: “I did it in less than 3 hours and I don’t have legs”

Some guy: “I can probably do it 7 times in a week”

I’ve heard ranch powder + paprika. I’ve done that + a bit of chili powder to make cool ranch seasoning for popcorn that tasted pretty spot-on to me. No measurements, but just mix and match until it tastes correct.

That was the point, though, I think. It’s a commentary on how society treats violence and mental health as individual, isolated character flaws rather than as systemic problems. Having a female & feminine character be the violent/troubled one was a brilliant choice imo because it goes against our stereotypes and further highlights this. That uncomfortable feeling you have would probably be less so if it was a character you expected to have issues like that

Hard to pick one, here are a few:

• Triangle of Sadness

• Challengers

• Conclave

• The Wrestler

• The Drama

Cheddar cheese biscuits (a la red lobster) come to mind - butter, baking powder & soda, salt, garlic powder, sugar, milk would be basically all you need.

Have that with eggs served however you want. Bonus points for eggs benedict if you can get a lemon too and some more eggs to make a hollandaise.

$4 for flour and cheese, probably $1.50 of butter, $1 of various pantry things, ~$0.50 for a lemon, ~$0.50 of milk, $3 for a dozen eggs. ~$10.50 total. 4 servings. ~$2.13 each

Nope! None of those situations should be motivated by profit imo. Basically, nothing that is necessary for life should be for profit, in my opinion, as long as the state can handle the administrative burden.

But like… if the people demand some random, superfluous thing and the state doesn’t have the will or resources to produce it, maybe that’s where markets come in.

All they have to do is effectively use the public funds alloted to do the things they’re tasked with doing. Not everything should generate profit.

For so many services, profit-seeking creates perverse incentives. Well… all services. But maybe it’s tolerable in some circumstances.

I think it’s neat. I’ve not seen builds like yours before - so it’s been cool to see your style. Thanks for posting OC

Beanis shitposting in spaaaaace

It’s always the ones you most suspect

More like gen x right? But yeah the whole "sad sack stuck in boring desk job is actually a superhero ludicrously buff guy with pronouns as his name " schtick is extremely cringe

Just goes to show how much of longevity is genetic

No amount of alcohol is healthy and grapes are highly toxic to cats and dogs

The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence. Documentaries about the personal and psychological effects of the massacre of ~1M suspected communists (really just working people in unions, landless farmers, and some intellectuals) in Indonesia in the 60s and 70s following the military coup in 1965. This was directly aided and abetted by the US and other Western nations. The US intelligence aparatus provided lists of suspected communists to the coup government which then interned them in concentration camps and murdered them. The Indonesian perpetrators of the mass murders still directly control the government, military, and police.

The Act of Killing is a strangely surreal exploration of the banality of evil and a character study of members of Indonesian death squads as they make a movie (a very strange movie) about their actions during the massacres and are confronted with the effects of their actions - both their own psychological trauma as well as the pain and suffering they inflicted upon others.

The Look of Silence is a deeply personal documentary that follows Adi, an optometrist, and his family as he travels rural Indonesia interviewing people involved in the brutal murder of his brother under the pretense of fitting them for glasses (he presumably actually makes glasses for them).

A bit dark for the holidays, but they are amazing films. Deeply disturbing, sad, moving, and often funny films about a period of history that doesn’t get talked about much in the West.

It was… uhhh… un tas de merde fumant

Iirc Joeseph Smith claimed that was an ancient “Jaredite” word for honeybee.

The “Jaredites” were an imaginary people from Mesopotamia who left after the collapse of the tower of Babel in sealed boats and ended up in the good ol US of A.

Obviously there is no achaeological evidence for this group of people because Joeseph Smith made them up for his cult fanfic

Man the “miracles” he “performed” to get beatified are so fucking thin its ridiculous even for the church. Some kids were supposedly cured of disease after their moms prayed to him. Like…thats it. No jesus image on toast, no statues weeping blood. Just some ladies say they prayed to this random kid and one touched his shirt and their kids happened to get better from some illnesses.