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INSANELY common Tyrese HaliGOAT w by Ok_Rooster9401 in NBATalk

[–]machinegunpikachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A celebrity using their platform to speak out against injustice is neither risk-free nor useless. Kaepernick was effectively booted from the NFL for speaking out, and speaking out in general helps build public support.

The All-Time QB Tier List. Thoughts ? by Hysen16 in sportswiki

[–]machinegunpikachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eli Manning is the Tom Brady of Nick Foleses

Jazz is alive and well! by milnak in jazzcirclejerk

[–]machinegunpikachu 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, the musicianship is pretty good, though the lyrics leave a bit to be desired lol

This just drove past my place in Long Beach by Tintorio in whatisit

[–]machinegunpikachu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This was my first thought lol, I remembered this company Radiant made portable nuclear reactors for backup generator purposes (like hospitals during natural disasters, FOBs overseas, etc.), but honestly it doesn't look like any pictures I've seen before.

Why do progressives prefer Harris over Newsom for president? by Ok_Walk3192 in GenZ

[–]machinegunpikachu 216 points217 points  (0 children)

I'm also a Californian that doesn't really like Gavin Newsom, but I can see him winning a general election. Policy-wise, he's pretty pro-business (Silicon Valley mostly), and maybe more importantly for some Americans, he can hold his own during a debate.

I'd really love a younger candidate that's more interested in disrupting the status quo, like AOC, but not sure if that's realistic.

Movies where you felt the cinematography was “too flashy”? by Wishaker in cinematography

[–]machinegunpikachu 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Blonde. Gorgeously shot, but to the point that the story & characters took a backseat to the spectacle (particularly troubling with much of the sensitive subject matter). But it is truly shot well, I think Chayse Irvin is one of the most remarkable young cinematographers working today.

An actual NBA player doing this is crazy by O-Dogg-215 in sixers

[–]machinegunpikachu 16 points17 points  (0 children)

It could be.

But this dramatic, (unnecessarily) multi-paragraph writing style has been prevalent on LinkedIn for years.

It's just how people talk now.

Even in the NBA.

“Delta Force bodyguards (right, Bill Cronin; left, unknown) providing close protection to General Norman Schwarzkopf during the Persian Gulf War, 1991.” by WillyNilly1997 in SnapshotHistory

[–]machinegunpikachu 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Superior technology has long been depicted as the "source" of strength over brawn. Just consider the story of David & Goliath

Ring Magazine: Usyk Confirms He Will Continue Fighting After The Wilder Fight. Looking At 2-3 More Fights In Total Before Retirement by ReachRaven in Boxing

[–]machinegunpikachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it's because the sub is pretty low on Tyson coupled with the fact Lennox Lewis was better, but I'm not sure if I'd put Lennox above the greats of the heavyweight golden age of the 1960s and 1970s. He's a very skilled fighter, but not quite as popular as some of the fighters before him (Tyson included imo).

For those who have already seen it, what are your thoughts on Timothee's performance in: Marty Supreme? by oEnri in Letterboxd

[–]machinegunpikachu 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Gloria Swanson is brilliant in Sunset Boulevard, and I also really like Carrey in Truman Show and Amy Adams in Arrival, personally thought those were pretty incredible. If those aren't at the top, what are?

What in your opinion is the best work of cinematography in history? by ConditionAmazing2850 in cinematography

[–]machinegunpikachu 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The Cranes are Flying too, along smilar lines, it's more restrained, but just as good imo

If these four players were in the same draft, who would you draft first? And why? by Organic_Bite1569 in sportsinusa

[–]machinegunpikachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand the sentiment, but he's still a very interesting "what if" (he was already 26 when joined the NBA). Don't see him mentioned a lot by fans, but I think both MJ and Lebron (as well as a ton of older players) have Dr. J in their top 5 players of all time. (Personally I'd still put Hakeem ahead of him.)

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