Thomas Putnam's Severed Head

@sovietsoleri I don’t like this picture

My favorite is a the patagonia spring catalog ad from 1995. Inspiring

@MikeSanchize It’s a very nice stadium

Their ability to sell out games while being god awful is super admirable

@victortg95 @m_jeniagd somehow even worse

@3ff16y @m_jeniagd Its 3/4 cream and 1/4 mayo

I made a Mexican pasta salad today (thank you tiktok) al it is DELICIOUS!!!

@Birch2124 isn’t just cooking it on a griddle/pan like 100 times faster and easier

It's begun

@RT_com updating my journal

WARNING: GRAPHIC SKULL OF AMERICAN SOLDIER UNCOVERED in DESTROYED PLANES — Iran’s Fars

@PekJorkins I meannnnn MJ made Thriller and everyone kinda just glosses over the other stuff, it’s not unprecedented

I have to be honest, I know nothing matters anymore, but it’s kind of insane to me that a guy can make a song called “heil hitler” and people just said well he didn’t mean it and he’s just back like normal

@lhfang shit just clogs your nose

Why isn’t powder snuff popular anywhere in America? It’s far better than zyn, cigs or a vape. For a country obsessed with nicotine, the lack of it anywhere makes no sense.

@Liamjsm lol 45 minutes from downtown? maybe at 5am on a Sunday

Breaking: McMansion in D tier suburb relatively affordable

@wellnoumm Mercy

Why is everyone so quick to forgiving this man

@EXECUTIVESTEVE is lovingly reminiscing about eating dog food a jab at American sexuality?

Showgirls looked at American sexuality the way Robocop looked at American law enforcement, and the way Starship Troopers looked at incipient American fascism. America didn't understand that, and wouldn't have tolerated it even if it had.

@uwu_underground talking with any sort of hand movement after watching this video is permanently hexed

Hahahhahahahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahhaahahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahhaha So wait.... Hang on.... Holy fuck You're entire fucking defense is "you were hacked and they discovered your crimes?" They didn't drop ransomware, delete your files, and used a blog site to post intricate company details instead of a dark web site? This ain't no hacking group. Bro, yous going to prison from a whistleblower

@BovrilG god damn, just live your life to exist in such self imposed obfuscation and self contrivance all while placed upon a tiny rock spinning around an infinite blackness kindly warmed by a single yellow star is… demoralizing

One of my more controversial opinions is that the rules around these people’s identities and sex lives are so insane and opaque and stringent that this book would probably be quite entertaining in the same way that novels dependent on Heian Period court etiquette must be.

@DannyDrinksWine Easy Rider’s ending was, at the very least, recreated beautifully in the first season finale of the best animated show of all time - The Venture Bros.

Paul Schrader on why American liberals & leftists overlooked the drawbacks of the superficial "Easy Rider" (1969): "'Easy Rider' (1969) is a very important movie — and it is a very bad one, and I don’t think its importance should be used to obscure the gross mismanagement of its subject-matter. Dennis Hopper’s film about two drug- culture motorcyclists (Hopper and Peter Fonda) who, in the words of the Easy Rider ad, ‘set out to discover America’, has captured the imagination of the above- and underground press alike. The underground identification was instant and understandable. 'Easy Rider' fuelled the paranoia which is the staple item of the youth culture (often rightly so). As a friend said, ‘It’s a picture that doesn’t cop out,’ presumably meaning that the young idealists are senselessly massacred and the audience is left without hope. The reservations of the Life and Newsweek reviewers were overridden by their eagerness to agree with the film’s propositions. As Joseph Morgenstern wrote, ‘Easy Rider’s essential truth is brought home by what we ourselves know of our trigger-happy, hate-ridden nation in which increasing numbers of morons bear increasing numbers of arms.’ The mass media, having exploited every other youth truth, was now usurping youth’s paranoia. My complaint is that 'Easy Rider', for all its good intentions, functions in the same superficial manner ‘liberal’ Hollywood films have always functioned. Easy Rider’s superficial characterizations and slick insights stem from the same soft-headed mentality which produced such anathema ‘liberal’ films as Elia Kazan’s 'Gentleman’s Agreement' (1947) and Stanley Kramer’s 'Defiant Ones' (1958). But because liberals and leftists of all varieties so desperately need the strong statement 'Easy Rider' makes, they are willing to overlook the film’s shallow, conventional method of argument." [Excerpt from Paul Schrader's review of 'Easy Rider' (1969) in Los Angeles Free Press, 1969] Paul Schrader was fired from the paper because of this review.

@EyJVal @rvnefox_ why is reading so performative

@rvnefox_ But do you have a book holster?

@mattakersmusic you can just burn games and play em on Dreamcast, it’s crazy

A gift courtesy of my job. It’s crazy to actually work somewhere cool.

@lporiginalg this is pathetic af

This is what they took from you.

@BoltzmannBooty “all of this used to be underwater”

@celinedionysus_ who is the supposed singular genius? don’t say Lennon

ngl despite the fantasy fun of making post 'abbey road' beatles albums, or the armchair quarterbacking of trying to figure out how to stop the breakup... i think the first point is right.

@ObtainerOf Miyazaki needs to get that mustache back asap

I like how they are close friends and Miyazaki has openly shit on Anno’s life work nonstop for decades