no that was me trying to express the worries that lead to my having a bit of sympathy for the Oh No Death Of Culture thing but it didn't work so retsupurae
so what you're saying is that you don't like memes?
no that was me trying to express the worries that lead to my having a bit of sympathy for the Oh No Death Of Culture thing but it didn't work so retsupurae
so what you're saying is that you don't like memes?
i'm confused how you got this out of what i said. i know it was confused but i didn't think it was so bad you could come to this kind of confusion. i really hecked that up.
no that was me trying to express the worries that lead to my having a bit of sympathy for the Oh No Death Of Culture thing but it didn't work so retsupurae
so what you're saying is that you don't like memes?
i'm confused how you got this out of what i said. i know it was confused but i didn't think it was so bad you could come to this kind of confusion. i really hecked that up.
'hecked up' is a meme. i am cool.
I was joking, Klino.
I mean I really am not sure what you meant, but that was a joke also.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
in terms of what the words actually mean in the context of media studies, if you go to an art gallery or the theatre or the opera and do not consume content, then you've gone there and not looked at any paintings, or haven't watched the play, or wore ear plugs the whole time
so i guess i feel like when people attach this insidious underlying meaning to references to 'content' they're reading something into it that wasn't intended, and in the process robbing us of a perfectly good general term for the practice of experiencing things that other people created, which the language was lacking
i mean there's 'reading texts' but that makes it sound like you're just talking about words on a page/screen
i know the horse is dead but everyone else is beating it (NOT just Myr) so hey
(i feel i could laugh about this more easily if it weren't for the severity of the condemnation and the fact that one heaper's actually a great film is another heaper's mind-numbing Content)
another cringe-inducing overly long pretentious tach ramble i can't do succinct
(i feel i could laugh about this more easily if it weren't for the severity of the condemnation and the fact that one heaper's actually a great film is another heaper's mind-numbing Content)
TBF, I'm not sure that any of us actually like the MCU anymore.
Man is a most complex simple creature: see what he weaves, and how base his reasons for doing so.
All these different genres and tones that can be explored and it's "snarky 21st century science fiction" that wins out.
I'm extremely sad that people didn't really like "two-fisted period piece" or "land of the supergods in Oklahoma" and those were the movies I really wanted to see the most of.
I've learned to tolerate drama...except on the boat
I don't know what people's problem with the first Thor was, it seems like I tend to gravitate towards things on which the nerd consensus is "disappointing"
There's plenty of very popular fantasy that isn't GRRM-related, guys. And in literature, fantasy in various forms is more mainstream than science fiction.
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'hecked up' is a meme. i am cool.
i'm outclassed
dead
(The other Jane)
...I should really go read the Pompeii graffiti transcripts again.
i liked the one where he shoved someone through a fence, also
in terms of what the words actually mean in the context of media studies, if you go to an art gallery or the theatre or the opera and do not consume content, then you've gone there and not looked at any paintings, or haven't watched the play, or wore ear plugs the whole time
so i guess i feel like when people attach this insidious underlying meaning to references to 'content' they're reading something into it that wasn't intended, and in the process robbing us of a perfectly good general term for the practice of experiencing things that other people created, which the language was lacking
i mean there's 'reading texts' but that makes it sound like you're just talking about words on a page/screen
i know the horse is dead but everyone else is beating it (NOT just Myr) so hey
(i feel i could laugh about this more easily if it weren't for the severity of the condemnation and the fact that one heaper's actually a great film is another heaper's mind-numbing Content)
another cringe-inducing overly long pretentious tach ramble i can't do succinct
to me it's just not that interesting
I am really not sure what to think here.
awkward acting on a bad script, poor pacing, fails to stand on its own.