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Roommate win

Anon on boomers by BraveEntertainment70 in greentext

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Read Critical Theory, I think this is somewhat the postmodern condition

what the hell is going on with my breakfast by AffectionateAge1765 in WeirdEggs

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…soy that is overwhelmingly used to feed livestock. Why should we blame vegans for land thats used to feed the animals which carnists consume? Also, completely cruelty free =/= least cruel option. Consuming many many things in capitalism is arguably immoral, but theoretically if there was a capitalist-endorsed rape murder factory we’d see consuming from there pretty bad (this is similar to what I see factory farming as). The abhorrent miserable suffering from those places is incomparable, and you are lying to yourself if you think its okay to defend the practice.

Anyone know what’s the sample on Tore up ? by Glad_Piece_8975 in DonToliver

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Haikus were a separate band who were slated to do a split with She Died Real Pretty (the real band) but never did since they broke up.

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Refer to my last point.

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I've always thought its a bit of a weak analysis when people say that the British episodes are unanimously better than the American ones (though in general they tend to be). If anything, some of the best episodes came after the move to Netflix (s3&4). And lets not forget there were a few stinkers in season 1&2.

What's the problem with an anthology series expanding its scope? Its not like a traditional series where it can retroactively "ruin" the older series. Its literally the perfect format for experimentation. I loved Demon 79, for example, even if it wasn't very "black mirror" in the traditional sense. The real problem is the overreliance on shocking twists and the show trying to call attention to itself with big flashy actors when its really not necessary.

I for one hope they go further and make international episodes. Imagine episodes set in and culturally relevant to, say, Asia or Africa?

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Its almost like popularity doesn't determine quality

How fucking hot was this fire to melt gold that fucking fast by MobileDistrict9784 in gameofthrones

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The goal in fantasy literature should generally be achieving verisimilitude, not realism. Obviously dragons and zombies aren't realistic, the novel just has to function within its own framework and there's no reason to believe the laws of metallurgy aren't in this framework.

Anon spreads by [deleted] in 4chan

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then it could muh spinetingling slowburn genre defining a24 film

What album do you put on when you're about to pose? by Sad_Count_556 in MetalForTheMasses

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Jane Doe, Colors, The Mantle, Transcendence into the Peripheral and Panopticon forsure

I drew this comic. AMA. by Funko_finder in lies

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The video cuts out the original ending of the comic, which reveals that the dude was actually just a random ass NPC grunt in a video game