time changer and manipulator

This is noticed by few people, but Attack of the Clones literally explains why Dexter's Diner looks like that. The establishing shot of the diner and surrounding neighborhood includes visual details that imply a history for the neighborhood that mirrors the cultural developments that led to that architectural style in our own world. These kinds of Streamline Moderne diners drew inspiration from things like trains and ships and cars, things that were sleek and fast and aerodynamically rounded. This visual inspiration extended to the interiors, which is where you get the long horizontal layouts with booth seating opposite counter seats directly adjoining an open kitchen. These all evoked the interior design of things like railroad dining cars. In fact, the term "diner" itself was originally applied to these railroad dining cars. That's where the term comes from in this context. Some of the earliest examples of these kinds of "diners," in fact, were simply former railroad dining cars that had been detached and turned into stationary restaurants. As I noted in the quoted post, the very first train that shoots past in the establishing shot has the same color scheme and red "fins" as Dex's Diner. Lucas obviously knew all about this history and actually went out of his way to justify the existence of Dex's Diner in this environment. It's actually really cool and fascinating how he did this. It's one of those details that's there specifically for architectural history nerds. But of course, all this flew over the heads of the people most likely to complain and call Lucas a moron.

Being raised in an anti SpongeBob household is a lifelong social handicap and lowkey abusive

no way Book’s hair is turning gray already 😭😭

New: Joe Rogan debates NFL legend Terry Bradshaw on whether or not Ivermectin should be taken by humans: ROGAN: “Ivermectin won the Nobel Prize for use in human beings. It’s an anti-parasitic with antiviral properties.” BRADSHAW: “I used to give Ivermectin to my cattle. It’s a cattle dewormer.” ROGAN: “It cured me when I had Covid so CNN started attacking me because they wanted everyone vaccinated. They put a green filter over my face to make me look sick.” BRADSHAW: “I had a brain surgeon recommend Ivermectin to me. I could never rationalize that kind of thinking.” ROGAN: “It is a dewormer, but it was actually invented for humans. We’re mammals so we have similar medicines. It stops viral replications.” BRADSHAW: “Is it actually proven though? I wasn’t going to take that no matter what. I’m married to my doctor and she says we’re not taking that.” ROGAN: “The reason they told people not to take Ivermectin was because they wanted everyone vaccinated so they could make a lot of money. It wasn’t because the vaccine was effective.”

Trump when Mitchell Robinson is about to shoot a free throw

I just listened to "Exile on Main St" in its entirety for the first time. It really is a boring-ass album, I think everyone was right to reject it at first. The Rolling Stones are the only band I can think of where the big hits really are the best of what they have to offer.