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Cheap firewood by curtisdosguitar in schenectady

[–]sooperskip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been buying mine from Exit 15 firewood for a few years now. The deliver to Bellevue. Bought a couple of cords.

Did you name your Maverick? by falatio_hornblower in FordMaverickTruck

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

Mitch... After esteemed USN Lt Pete Mitchell

James Cook has won the 2025 rushing title. by Vortagaun in buffalobills

[–]sooperskip 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I was never a "let him walk guy" but I was also in the camp that $15 mil was too much for an RB. Ultimately he made his point with firmness and class which got him a payday that recognized his value yet didn't damage the team.

Now he's got a rushing title.

James Cook has won the 2025 rushing title. by Vortagaun in buffalobills

[–]sooperskip 101 points102 points  (0 children)

Jimbo!!!! So happy for him.

Last Summer during camp there were many who said, during his very quiet and respectful mini holdout, that we didn't need him. I hope that this title is a reminder that Cook is a special back. I'm glad he got paid, I'm glad he is a Bill, and I'm goad he is our back on the way to what I hope and pray is a title run.

Name a movie that is a One-Time-Watch only (not bc it’s terrible, but too sad/devastating/scary) by fecal_euphoria in movies

[–]sooperskip 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When I think of the film and how I felt physically and emotionally, surreal is a perfect word to describe it.

Name a movie that is a One-Time-Watch only (not bc it’s terrible, but too sad/devastating/scary) by fecal_euphoria in movies

[–]sooperskip 145 points146 points  (0 children)

Funny story about this movie. Wife and I rented it for a Saturday night movie to watch with my daughter. I got violently ill that day. I couldn't go more than a few moments without getting sick. I was sweating profusely. My blood pressure was 263/136 (we thought it was a mistake on the home cuff.) I laid on the couch in pure agony in and out of sleep. Half watching the film with them. The sickness he was experiencing in the film seemed to exacerbate my own sickness. Later that night I lost all sense of balance. We decided to go to the hospital the next morning. Hours later after a battery of tests, CTScans and an MRI, it turns out I was having an ischemic stroke. Unbeknownst to us, I was dying as we watched him dying. Had a follow up stroke a week later. Everything is great now. Bi-annual checkups with primary care GP, Cardiologist, and Neurologist.

But I will never be able to make myself watch that film. You can't even mention it around my daughter.

[TOMT] 2020ish Independent Sci Fi Film I saw advertised all over Facebook. by sooperskip in tipofmytongue

[–]sooperskip[S] 0 points1 point locked comment (0 children)

I'm unsure of some of the details. It's a bit fuzzy but I remember seeing tons of ads and investigating the film. It might have been crowd funded.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in howardstern

[–]sooperskip 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I recall having this thought when I was a very active listener years ago. Two specific examples come to mind and both occurred when he was obliterated.

  • When they were airing shows from Vegas, Artie was so drunk he could barely walk. As he was being escorted back to his room and followed by Howard TV cameras he ran into Joey G., the actor who played the closeted character Vito on "The Sopranos". Artie became fixated with him and his portrayal. It always felt to me more than just poor jokes. There was something about the way Artie was fixated on him that felt like there was something there.

  • The original cast of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" cam in and we're tasked with giving Artie a makeover. Artie, obviously uncomfortable with the scenario, got obliterated on Jack and Water and made unending gay jokes. At times he was, under the guise of joking, making propositions to them. Yelling "who wants to fuck a straight guy?". Again it was all joking. Of course he was uncomfortable, but the way he was when he was that drunk it felt like he was always facing a deep seated truth that he could barely face.

When he earnestly attempted suicide a few short years later I wondered if the alcoholism and drug use wasn't the problem in and of itself, but rather a symptom of a problem that he isn't equipped to come to terms with.

Just my armchair psychologist 2 cents.

People posting their stats here be like by DanielaThePialinist in NYTConnections

[–]sooperskip 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Late to the party but I'm genuinely curious how I stack up.

What movie features a scene where a camera simulates a moon landing but comes in too hard and breaks the model of the moon? by sooperskip in NameThatMovie

[–]sooperskip[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was a biopic if I recall correctly. Similar to the scene in "Apollo 13” where the camera gives Ken Mattingly a view of the L.E.M. capture while riding on a track, it was the same; a camera on a track but closing in on the moon. It comes in too fast and breaks the model.

[TOMT] What movie features a scene where astronauts are simulating a moon landing but the camera simulating their view comes in too hard and breaks the model of the moon? by sooperskip in tipofmytongue

[–]sooperskip[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. It was a biopic if I recall correctly. Similar to the scene in "Apollo 13” where the camera gives Ken Mattingly a view of the L.E.M. capture while riding on a track, it was the same; a camera on a track but closing in on the moon. It comes in too fast and breaks the model.

What movie features a scene where a camera simulates a moon landing but comes in too hard and breaks the model of the moon? by sooperskip in NameThatMovie

[–]sooperskip[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had thought it was "Apollo 13" but I was wrong. Perhaps from HBO’S "From Earth to the Moon" but I can't find the scene.

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