it was notable for an era where you had reruns of Forrest Gump and Con-Air instead of Netflix
gramxi
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I'll admit that it's entirely vibes based and I never enjoyed his music enough to look into him lol
it's nice to know he's not a tool though
rovics always gave me bad vibes for some reason
No fucking way he cycles
al dente pasta sucks, give that shit another 2 minutes
this is the brain of someone who thinks "West Taiwan" is the highest form of comedy
I think it's more that the original Irish person is himself a victim having been assimilated into a greater vampiric colonial entity, becoming its mouthpiece and mistaking integration for liberation
tbh that aspect of the movie is clunky as it makes it too easy to substitute "collectivist ideology" for the vampiric hivemind, especially in contrast to its glorification of bootstrapping individual heroism
I think most of them will just go to zip where we're blocked on new accounts by default
the other side should be all lizard turds
From what I've seen in desert west, unless you're hot or the person sitting next to you is trying to peddle something or just has a very loose filter, strangers are far more likely to chat up the bus driver.
The most interaction I've seen is when a group of Mormons started a cringey debate with a group of Mennonites on the train. Everyone else around them very intentionally put on their headphones or stared out the window.
I don't have strong feelings either way. They'll probably defed from us on their own eventually.