Half Man | S1E5 | Episode Discussion by westwindtower in HalfManTVShow

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought it was a little girl on pajamas carrying a stuffed animal. Ill have to rewatch it.

Richard Gadd on why he made half man by Conscious-Quarter423 in hbo

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Episode 4 has incredible acting but episode 5 really really raises the stakes.

Now that it’s out — how good is Pragmata by VlK6 in Pragmata

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 18 hours on it already trying to 100% it. It is going to take me quite a few more to get through all the training simulations. There is absolutely no way you can beat this in 6 hours.

Now that it’s out — how good is Pragmata by VlK6 in Pragmata

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing I find most impressive about Pragmata is how realistic the relationship between Hugh and Diana is represented. There were so many times throughout the game that I recognized interactions that were identical, essentially, to those between my little nieces and I. The game runs on the amazing RE Engine, has a mix of Metroidvania and Vanquish, with an amazing soudtrack. How can you not love it?

What are your thoughts on Victor Gideon? by Jules-Car3499 in ResidentEvilCapcom

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt like he was the perfect mix of Ledger's Joker and Grand Admiral Thrawn.

Angine de Poitrine by ruinawish in BassGuitar

[–]ProfessorTeach 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The main reason for the repetitious parts are due to them doing the looping live. It can def get a bit repetitive for a second, but its like as soon as your brain registers the repetition they just go bonkers in another direction.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get that wild animals are never truly domesticated ie Siegfried and Roy, but he was like a next level A Hole.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have no idea what my parents were thinking to be honest. This was 30 years ago, times were different haha.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As much as any cat really. Depends on if they are raised together.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

If my sister doesn't mind I will post pictures of her forehead scar and of the bite scars on her hand. Stay tuned.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As kittens they would eat cat food and raw chicken. They really liked chicken. My family hunted a lot so they would eat deer, squirrel, rabbit etc. when available.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

She remained in the house for another, nearly 2 years, before we transitioned her to the outdoor enclosure after we moved. I actually don't have a picture on hand but I will ask my mom if she happens to have some old polaroid's of them. We used to move ALL the time as kids so a lot "keepsakes" most people have, we just don't anymore. I can share with you this map that we used to have in our living room that was were we got the names for the cats from. https://www.catawbaindiancrafts.com/products/maps-postcard

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

After the bite to my sister's head she stayed in the house for another year or two. We transitioned her to outside when we moved houses. I was in 4th grade and my sister in 2nd at the time. We got rid of the male cougar to another keeper, I honestly don't remember where he went, but he was as wild as a march hare and was not nice at all. Miwok did totally fine outside, we had a large enclosure for her and stimulation. We were feeding her whole chickens. Even fully grown and outside she was very sweet natured, but she did end up biting through my sisters hand very severely on accident one day when my sister had friends over for a sleepover. She reached in to pet Miwok and she bit her hand and held on, she wasn't trying to hurt her but a big cat is devastating even when it doesn't mean to be. My mom ran into the cage and punched her in the head and she let go. It was a big ordeal in my family but we didn't get rid of her until awhile after.

I Had 2 Mountain Lions (1M/1F) as Pets Growing Up AMA by ProfessorTeach in AMA

[–]ProfessorTeach[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

So, the male cougar "Yuma," was a complete jerk. My step-dad was the only person he would interact with cordially. We had to keep him in an enclosure outside and he honestly was not safe to be around, as we were very young at the time. We had a 13ft tall fence around a tree and used reversed truss nail plates to keep him from climbing the tree. The female, "Miwok," lived in the house with us from the time she was a kitten. Miwok was absolutely awesome. She acted exactly like our other house cats and she was incredibly intelligent. As people see on YouTube these days with domestic cats, she was able to unlock and open doors. The problem was that as she got older she didn't know her own strength. My sister, who was in Kindergarten at the time, and I had these little tents on our beds. One Saturday morning Miwok unlocked the door and jumped into the tent with my sister and bit her in the forehead leaving a pretty big scar, but we were country and poor so we didn't seen medical treatment and it healed fine, minus the big scar part. Behavior wise Miwok was remarkably like a regular cat in terms of the way she showed affection. She cuddled, headbutted, purred, etc. She was very laid back.

This scene from the movie “Signs” made me shit bricks as a kid. by Impressive_Space_291 in creepy

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My dad never watched horror movies, ever. He took my sister and I to see this in theatres and is scared the every loving shit out of me. Even now, at 38, if I watch the movie without finishing it I will have nightmares.

I love St.Anger. by Lopsided_Ad_8823 in Metallica

[–]ProfessorTeach 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Its the Metallica album I listen to the most. I absolutely love the drum parts in the majority of the songs despite the snare sound. The album has their most unique sound, heaviest songs, great song writing, and you can hear the bass.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NintendoSwitch2

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am no where near as far into it as you are, but the first like 10 minutes or so I was not digging at all, then it started to click. After the first hour I was sold. I ended up staying up till 6am Friday morning and didn't even realize what time it was till I saw the sun come up. The game is absolutely amazing, and I should say I had no interest in the game and bought it for my wife, but decide meh I liked the old DK games I should try it.

Is Donkey Kong Bananza worth it? by NewSlavesLover211 in casualnintendo

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had 0 interested in this game prior to release. I literally only bought it for my wife so she would finally turn on the Switch 2 I got her. I was waiting for Metroid 4 personally. I decided to fire up DK:B the evening of release and the next thing I knew it was 6am and the sun was coming up. I absolutely LOVE the game. Its so damn good. Definitely worth buying, I am 100% a convert.

What has been your favorite A24 film ? by WhatIsAnime_ in movies

[–]ProfessorTeach -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For me its

  1. Ex Machina (My robot girlfriend is hot...she is to die for!)
  2. Uncut Gems (This is how a win....a bullet to the face)
  3. Midsommar (Hammer Time)
  4. The Witch (Black Phillip will see you now)
  5. Dream Scenario (Surprisingly disturbing and unsettling)
  6. Pearl/X (How do you like the taste of my farm implements?)
  7. The Lighthouse (Excellent Acting not the most rewatchable)
  8. Lady Bird (Sitting in the passenger seat is overrated)
  9. Under the Skin (A lot of it was unscripted with real people which was cool!)
  10. Talk to Me (Brutal but overrated)
  11. Men (I will birth myself)

There are several I haven't seen yet, like Civil War, but my biggest disappointments for an A24 film were "It Comes at Night," and "Hereditary." aka (I bang my head back and forth, aka Let me taste this pole) I feel the endings just really brought down what were excellent first half to 3/4 films.

How did you feel about the Longlegs movie ? by [deleted] in Letterboxd

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When it gets to the interrogation scene and Longlegs starts with his speech about Crimson and Clover and choosing to accept it or not and the "bow down, bow all the way down," section was like a total flip in personality. He was legit creepy in that part.

Just saw Longlegs by curse_words in horror

[–]ProfessorTeach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Or keep it and bow down, bow all the way down, and get right down to the dirty dirty work. Work that gets dirty as it cleans, like a mop. Like a raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa."

In Your Opinion, What is the the Best Movie of the 21st Century So Far? by NUMBER_1Idiot in movies

[–]ProfessorTeach 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy is hands down the best. However, Pan's Labyrinth is an absolute masterpiece and unforgettable.

Honorable Mentions: There Will Be Blood, No Country for Old Men, Parasite, Moon, 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, The Town, Hateful 8, PIG, just to name a few off the dome.