Mild Peril

@perilmild.bsky.social

Awkward nerd.

Me four weeks ago: callow, filled with the foolishness of youth, obsessed with Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young from 1980s cult classic Streets of Fire Me now: wise, sophisticated, urbane, obsessed with Nowhere Fast from 1980s cult classic Streets of Fire

Feels like a good day to say out loud: as a lifelong trivia lover (Scholastic Bowl, pub quiz, etc.) I don’t like Jeopardy. The format is annoying AF. The “questions” do not grammatically or factually match the “answers,” so it’s just a tic of saying “what is” to start and it annoys me to no end.

Heard steel pan music as I approached the station and thought ‘I bet that’s an ice cream man’ and IT WAS but the bastard drove away as I approached and I am without an ice cream :(

I hadn't worked out why people were going on about COVID because I think I've blocked most of the terrible centrist journalists in Britain. I advise all of you to do the same

Raiders of the Lost Ark came out in 1981, but was set in 1936 - a difference of 45 years. If they made the film today, the same time difference would mean it would be set in 1981.

Hello I have made this due to a mutual having issues with some folks on here forgetting this fact and shouting at him for it. Feel free to use it as a handy PSA x

A crappy photoshop paint image with a red star on blue, in comic sans is the message 'some people on the internet aren't American'

Boring Domestic Posting: HOW is a week’s groceries for two people now £70?!! I’m thrifty. I meal plan and cook from scratch. I waste very little. We eat each dinner twice because of how ingredients are portioned and sold. Proteins this week are chicken legs, pork mince and turkey mince. And still.

That was a top four Spider-Man experience? Definitely not as good as Raimi 2 and original Spider-Verse, on a par with Homecoming. Easily the best Marvel film in years.

'...while it was regarded as pretty good evidence of criminality to be living in a slum, for some reason owning a whole street of them merely got you invited to the very best social occasions.' - Terry Pratchett, 'Feet of Clay'

Finally found a cheap(ish) copy of this. It’s undeniably polemical and occasionally too discursive but a work of forensic detail and controlled fury. Astonishing that Landis ever worked again – and didn’t go to jail.

Outrageous Conduct: Art, Ego, and the TWILIGHT ZONE Case
by
STEPHEN FARBER
and MARC GREEN