you: world building is not plot one night only (2026): WRONG, MOTHERFUCKERS
i'm locked in on this film sorry to anyone else
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If Dream On was about an Elder Millennial. Seattle, Wa. https://linktr.ee/boogieknight
you: world building is not plot one night only (2026): WRONG, MOTHERFUCKERS
i'm locked in on this film sorry to anyone else
You'll never convince Janet that Conker's Bad Fur Day is a good video game.
Seattle voters are currently approving the library levy renewal by nearly 72%.
Greetings from the Yes Seattle Libraries election night party at Reuben's downtown, featuring CM Dionne Foster.
Funny how Scorsese's first two movie get religious at the end.
#NowWatching Boxcar Bertha
i know votes are still being counted but the more i look at this michigan senate map the more it becomes clear that it kind of looks like a mitten
the ragnarok lobster guy deleted all his posts about how haley stevens was gonna win. that’s how cold politics is. ragnarok lobster is abandoning you before the polls even close
Today, August 4, 2026, is the setting of Ray Bradbury’s short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” about a fully automated house continuing on after the family who lived there and the world around it died in a nuclear blast.
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Ray Bradbury’s “There Will Come Soft Rains” is set on August 4th, 2026. Today’s the last day to read it before the future becomes the present and then the past. thephilosopher.net/bredberi/wp-...
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Our next game, The Incident at Galley House, is coming out July 14, 2026! You can wishlist now on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/3641000/...
Discussions about this movie will get me to listen to a podcast.
On this episode of FORD FOCUS: A HARRISON FORD PODCAST, @kateyrich.bsky.social joins me and @kphipps3000.bsky.social to breakdown a pretty weird movie, THE AGE OF ADALINE (this was a first time watch for both me and Keith)
The Incident at Galley House is fantastic, terrifying in a way I did not expect. Clever and well acted, lots of twists and surprises. On my GOTY list.
"It's about protecting women's sports which, by the way, I hate more than anything in the world."
What sort of delusional BS is this??? www.mediaite.com/media/news/c...
"I'm entitled to whatever I want whenever I want it for any reason and I don't care what satisfying these urges does to me or the world" well okay dude, seems like there's something deeper going on here, but that's just my take
my neighborhood 7-11 closed a couple years ago and tried to reopen but couldn’t get the permit approved because there’s a preschool next door and 7-11s sell alcohol (the previous permit was grandfathered in). i saw a fence going up around the lot recently and looked up what was moving in: a gun shop
it’s pretty obvious that a lot of people remember that COVID lockdowns were unpleasant and from there just extrapolate that they were therefore bad policy
It’s hard to explain but tv was better when you couldn’t watch the show you wanted whenever you wanted to watch it and most of the shows were worse and the TVs were worse and the entire experience was worse, that’s when it was better
Our flight from Seattle to Sacramento was delayed by a few hours last night, but we were rewarded with an epic sunset on Tahoma (Rainier) as it poked through the low stratus layer. The pastel peach backdrop was made possible by the horrific wildfire smoke from all the PNW fires.
You're talking about James Carville on CNN. I'm watching Tales from the Crypt on tubi. We are not th— actually we're pretty similar
It’s so good that the tears of the left whiskey YouTube did 2 videos and a podcast and then just gave up
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