lmao
lmao
Man what a weird thread to walk into on a friday
Imma just go visit these other threads instead
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we gucci
Tfw have to work tomorrow
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I've been at work the past two days.
Yesterday I spent about 6 hours playing a LttP randomizer with a terrible seed. Today I did some work, but we're apparently leaving early.
i've been WFH this entire week, aka doing nothing and shit posting on forums
Working from home does sound nice sometimes but I feel like I'd never get anything done
Nothing in my wheelhouse could be done from home anyways
Also
Spoiler: show
The only thing that sucks about commuting to work on a public transit system is that I don’t have my car parked nearby for peaceful and discreet naps.
I just do that at my desk.
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Sweet Christmas, Wilder - Fury 2 is happening.
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Wilder by KO, i still have no heavenly idea how Fury got up from the 2nd knockdown in their first fight. if Tyson had a bit more pop he lands frequently enough he could put Deontay away but he's got a bitta the pillow fists and i don't see him dancing clean for another 12 rounds.
reading that thread, i think that just quickly turns into a more intelligent way to say "hay guys wat movies u like"
dunno how i'd answer his question of what movie would i change nothing about
I think I can honestly say I would change nothing about The Departed
I forgot about Tree of Life. I think I've only watched it stoned, if I'm thinking of the correct movie. It's the one where they used microscopic pictures of organisms for their Galaxy/nebula shots, right?
yeah they did some weird ass shit to get the universe shots because Mallick didn't want a lot of CGI
"“We took lenses off cameras and shot through paperweights to get these bizarre light patterns. We shot fluids and dyes in water tanks, liquid nitrogen in slow motion. We took original, very high-resolution Hubble imagery and material from inter-planetary probes that were cleaned up and reconstructed in three dimensions. We worked with chemicals, paint, fluorescent dyes, smoke, liquids, CO2, flares, spin dishes, fluid dynamics, lighting and high speed photography to see how effective they might be. We did things like pour milk through a funnel into a narrow trough and shoot it with a high-speed camera and folded lens, lighting it carefully and using a frame rate that would give the right kind of flow characteristics to look cosmic, galactic, huge and epic.