Those later Milla Jovovich movies were so bad they were almost Dadaist art. Suddenly 40 Milla Jovovich clones will be there and a man in sunglasses says “this is the beginning of the end…of the new beginning” and a dog will be eating spaghetti. It was like Inland Empire with the rabbits.
Exclusive: US-controlled weapons corporations and forces have control or access to more than 100 facilities across the continent, which some analysts describe as a ‘colonisation’ of Australia’s military.
thank you The New York Post for what may be the funniest image of all time
a missing small piece from this thread: the whole thing came full circle when, at some point, graffiti shops started selling writers tiny train car models that they could use to practice and plan for their next piece which, of course, were perfect recreations of their respective trains.
Goodnews@goodnews.computer · 6d agoTake a break from being depressed that everything you love is being destroyed by slop for a moment and let me tell you about the beautiful symbiotic relationship between graffiti writers, train yard workers, and model train enthusiasts.
Palestinian folklore says that djinn make intense and obsessive lovers.
Katelyn Burns@katelynburns.com · 6d agoTell me a fun fact.
Everyone stop what you're doing and watch this absolutely genuine clip from the ending of Highlander 5 (Dir. Brett Leonard, 2007).
A couple of days ago, Australia post started a promo with HBO for the Harry Potter TV series. It you noticed the app logo changed to incorporate an owl, that's why. A bunch of people sent in complaints about the association with that revolting TERF JK Rowling. Today they replied. Partnership ended!
I have never seen a compelling economic argument for the existence of CEOs or owners that cannot be served better by cooperative ownership or management. The best people has is “well I get to do that/they started it” which is what a six year old says when they get caught fighting.
this is why I will continue to wear my Bikini Kill t-shirt, and continue to have various conversations with young people where I have to say no it's a band, I don't want to kill bikinis or people in bikinis, no the band don't want to do that they're good, yeah no actually they're really
Denny Carter@dennycarter.bsky.social · 2w agoamazing stuff
I don't know anything about this guy but it appears his Philosophy of Guitar intersected with mine in several respects
Gerard Cosloy@gerardcosloy.bsky.social · 2w agodeepest condolences to all family, friends and musical co-conspirators of Half Japanese’s David Fair
most folks don't know this happened next to a giant rack of cock rings
sappho marx@impormable.bsky.social · 2w agogood lord it's been five years since this happened
Oh ive had blind spots, i thought the mountain goats guy was just a poster on twitter i didnt realize he made lesbian music but for guys who wore a blazer to a punk basement show.
it's always a nice day to listen to love spells vol 1 by @veroniraptor.bsky.social, the album that rolling stone called "the best collection of song titles ever assembled (the music is also very good)"
Love Spells Vol. 1, by Veronica Lacuna
6 track album
veronicalacuna.bandcamp.com
I don't understand how people get good at the banjo. My mom always said that if you pick at it, it'll never get better.
Also mirrored here: data.ddosecrets.org/A%20growing%... Index entry (with direct download and torrent options) TK
data.ddosecrets.org
This was document freely available and free to distribute. Lets preserve it the old fashioned way: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:eb3e6f89f9c71404643bc7b9bb6d74963017dda9&dn=Report_A_growing_threat_the_anti_rights_movement_in_the_UK_July.pdf Pop that into your friendly torrent program, no host to dmca.
"I brought him the Encyclopaedia Britannica and he asked 'what year?' I said 'I think it's 1911'...'Oh, the best year for that Encyclopaedia. Give it to me!' And he takes it and starts licking the book and the little old librarian says 'you must not lick the book, sir. You must not lick the books'."
Borges and Me: New film tells story of writer's 1970s tour of Scotland
A film about the great Argentinian author's trip around Scotland in 1971 has premiered in Edinburgh.
bbc.co.uk
Childhood stories told by the children vs the parent who "doesn't understand" why their children don't speak to them any more
![Excerpt from Wikipedia article There Was An Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe:
"Lyrics
The most common version of the rhyme is:[1]
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe.
She had so many children, she didn't know what to do.
She gave them some broth without any bread;
Then whipped them all soundly and put them to bed.
The earliest printed version in Joseph Ritson's Gammer Gurton's Garland in 1784 has the coarser last line:
She whipp'd all their bums, and sent them to bed.[2]
Many other variations were printed in the 18th and 19th centuries.[1] Marjorie Ainsworth Decker published a Christian version of the rhyme in her The Christian Mother Goose Book published in 1978:
There was an old woman
Who lived in a shoe,
She had so many children,
And loved them all, too.
She said, "Thank you Lord Jesus,
For sending them bread."
Then kissed them all gladly
and sent them to bed.
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Oh, also we have a show on. But you probably figured that out from the subtle clues in the previous post. sydneyfringe.com/events/holy-...
Holy Order of the Confusion Sound | Sydney Fringe
Embark on a journey of lyrical transformation through the lands of love, revenge, magic, death, rebirth and insects.
sydneyfringe.com
@carelord.bsky.social · 4w agoSerious question, if you saw this poster, would you check out the show?
The department admitted there had been no live trial of the final algorithm and was unable to name any expert clinicians who validated it. The government plans to use the IAT algorithm for the NDIS soon as well
ABC News Australia@news.abc.net.au · 4w agoInside the aged care algorithm deciding support for older Australians
Yep. My mum could walk miles and make a decent stab at a conversation about the weather, but she had forgotten how doors worked. Her aged care assessment came through as level 1 (two hours per week) when she was already in a dementia ward.
Serious question, if you saw this poster, would you check out the show?
So embarrassing when people think the point of reading a novel is to know the plot, so a summary is just as good. The plot isn’t important, you rube. You absolute simpleton. The point of reading a novel is to find out what the characters are eating and start thinking about what you want for dinner.
