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@wayatalkinabeet @Goldxn_Violin Even for an especially long film, screenplays rarely exceed 150+ pages or so. Rule of thumb is a page is a minute of screen time. Truth is probably closer to 45 seconds.

@Goldxn_Violin Write a script based on the books. Come back in a couple months and tell us how big the script is, can guarantee itll be more pages than the book.

Ok not trying to do a million tweets about Rowling but Philosopher’s Stone literally takes like four hours to read how tf are they getting a season out of it

@vazserox @CoreyWriting Southie is still majority white. Like many other cities, the white working class is replaced by the white professional class. NYC is a great example of this. You even have areas that used to be majority African American being gentrified.

@CoreyWriting *ethnically cleansed

Almost no one in Boston has this accent anymore. The working class Irish communities have been pushed out.

@BlackManInTech @JonnyRoot_ Arenas are multi-purpose. Concerts, rallies, etc. Sports teams are typically tenants with leases. The teams themselves are private businesses. The league itself doesn’t own them. You buy in.

@JonnyRoot_ Why is the nba allowed to act like a private company when its arenas are majority public funded? They shouldn’t be able to bypass discrimination claims without proving their innocence

If you’re a Roman Catholic & you support Jaden Ivey being fired because he called your religion false, shame on you. If you’re a member of the LGBTQ community & you support Jaden Ivey being fired because he doesn’t support Pride or gay marriage, shame on you. If you’re a sports media member & you say Jaden Ivey is mentally ill, shame on you. Jaden Ivey was fired for simply holding to historical, foundational, Biblical Christian beliefs. No one should be fired for that in the NBA or any other sports league. If you support Ivey’s firing, the problem is actually with you, not him.

@yashar Dubai-core

The Trump family has released a video rendering of what they say are the plans for the Trump presidential library and museum. It includes a decommissioned Air Force One—similar to the one at the Reagan Library.

@Xenoimpulse more jazz poetry slam than man of the land

It's funny but Hickman's dress style would probably be far more accepted without a blink in some sort of west coast college town instead of upper new york hell.

@DMacSportsCO Downtown is 100 times more lively than it was a few years ago and anybody who says otherwise is seeing what they want to see. It was rough after COVID, but there’s a new optimism in the air. Always been a boom and bust city. Where Coors Field is now used to be a no man’s land.

Just reflecting on how great it is to go to downtown Denver. Avs tonight, Nuggets on Friday and Sunday. Rox opening day. 63k for Soccer today. Endless bike paths. My oldest son has been downtown for four years. Love downtown Denver and only gonna get better with Burnham Yard. One of the best cities in America. Excited to be there again tomorrow.

@DrRespecter @CollinRugg Pulling the trigger is “intention”. What the fuck are you talking about. That’s not how the law works. By aiming the weapon and firing, he understood that someone might be hit. Whether or not he specifically targeted the child is completely irrelevant.

@CollinRugg Also, this was manslaughter, not murder. No intention. Any minority would be out in 2 years for this crime, but the repentant White kid will be put away for life. 2 tier justice system. Burn it down.

NEW: Las Vegas judge shoots down petition to lower murder charge against a man accused of killing an 11-year-old boy in a road rage incident. The rejection comes as 23-year-old Tyler Johns allegedly laughed at the victim's family in court. Johns is accused of shooting 11-year-old Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria on the 215 Beltway last year. The man allegedly fired his weapon when he and Brandon's stepfather were jockeying for position on the freeway. During a court appearance this week, District Judge Jacqueline Bluth was seen grilling Johns about an accusation that he smiled and laughed at Brandon's family in court. "I don't know what happened... I was told you were smiling at the family, laughing at the family, and calling them names," Bluth said. "If it did happen, it will never happen again."

@crosbyisles @finnmafia @soIoucity ? Who are you talking to

Ain't no way

@TexasRed1210 @slapshotcapital @UESgent He’s on a blanket

@thenightfly78 @slapshotcapital @UESgent Freaks on his hands and knees on a nyc side walk and touching his head to it. Like a fucking dirty rat

We walk pass piss soaked crackheads all the fucking time and don’t bat an eye but somebody prays differently and all of a sudden it’s a problem?

@ImMeme0 Despite there being a wider variety of high quality cuisine, the American palate seems to have narrowed. Likely due to the material abundances of post-WW2 suburbanization. Even the poorest Americans grow up on frozen pizzas and whatnot now.

Guinea pigs, considered pets in America, are being grilled right on the streets of NYC.

@TexasRed1210 @slapshotcapital @UESgent What behavior? He’s just praying. On a public sidewalk, not blocking foot traffic.

@slapshotcapital @UESgent If we accept this behavior it will continue to happen. Need to start kick them while their heads are down

@jstephencarter @thejohnfreeman @Chris_arnade Road rage violence is a huge problem

@thejohnfreeman @Chris_arnade Yep, I had a transit nerd Tell me that statistically I was more likely to die in a car accident in a cab than on the subway. 🤦‍♂️ OK buddy, where am I more likely to have a lunatic threaten my life?

Every transit nerd — the urbanist who tell us over and over how much they love public transportation— has to realize until you stop this sort of crap, and make stopping it your number one goal, you and all your train love are doing nothing but annoying everyone else.

@themelodicrage @bradtherambler @agraybee Maybe 18/19. The kids in high school now are too culturally distinct. I’m was born in 03 and have more in common with friends born in the late 90s than I do my brother born in 07.

@bradtherambler @agraybee My brother in Christ the youngest zoomers are teenagers

Of course Project Hail Mary has a millennial sense of humor, what's a zoomer sense of humor? Blurting out random numbers and listing the cookie companies you think are too Jew-coded?

@RealGame101 @indianloonie There is no evidence that missing footage exists. The half-resolved details were intentional. The whole film plays out like a dream.

Just say you’re not a real eyes wide shuthead 1.) it has Guinness Book of Word Records for longest film shoot ever. Two A-list actors in their prime wrapped up for that long - they couldn’t delete the film. But watch it a few times and notice there are several plot threads missing. It is severely and heavily edited. 1.) the entire domino subplot 2.) why was Nicole Kidman connection as a former service worker at these parties (notice in the beginning parties how easily one of the elites is able to put her in a trance) 3.) the costume owners child that’s being sex trafficked to the Asian business man whispers into Bill’s ear what costume to wear implying she has been to one of these party’s before and I believe she would have been in that missing scene cause if she wasn’t then that scene of her makes no sense at all to have been in the movie 4.) there are known deleted scenes, we don’t know all of the dialogue, but confirmed many deleted scenes including being on a boat in a river and allegedly many little subtle 30 second scenes here and there that change the entire more For example 1:19:27 Dr. Harford finds himself separated from the masked woman. He walks down a hallway distantly following a couple. He turns to see an empty room with a pentagram-like circle in the center. The reaction in his eyes can be seen in a close up. Acting as if he did not see the ceremonial room he continues to walk down the hallway which can be seen at 1:19:30. Whole movie is about project monarch…excellently made, incredibly subtle and very very layered

Eyes Wide Shut conspiracy theories are so funny because it's like. The illuminati saw a rough cut and went like "fuuuck we gotta edit some of this out but they can get the gist of it. We can't ruin too much of the structure

@king_ofdior @nikicaga There used to be a dual named Chavez/Huerta Charter Academy in Pueblo, Colorado. Closed last year.

@nikicaga Just start naming everything after Dolores Huerta

Jesus Christ The UFW statement made it clear it was bad, but this goes beyond belief Safe to say a lot of things need to be renamed

@frankfitzwell @VicLombardi @Broncos The current stadium is fairly isolated itself

@VicLombardi @Broncos They’re gonna regret picking that location. Where’s the bars and restaurants?

Latest footprint of the future @broncos stadium.

@roundtable007 @SwipaCam Park Hill used to be more rough. And there was a lot of tension as blacks started moving further east. Denver had a pretty well acknowledged problem with skinhead violence back in the day.

@SwipaCam Park hill 😂 Colorado is the nicest place to live on the planet everyone is nice

6'1 250 pound Black man who grew up in PARKHILL, COLORADO never experienced RACISM... Y'all are DUMB

@philipp_thaler @DemonessChara In the US, at least, Starbucks is pretty white suburban coded at this point.

@DemonessChara I thought you already had that with starbucks. Nobody but you guys and Karens go there.

this would make meeting people in the community a lot easier tbh

@Ken4Colorado @denverwestword Being an “American” doesn’t just mean one thing. That’s the beauty of the country. It’s big and bizarre and diverse and the West is still relatively new. I’m a Catholic from Southern Colorado. What do I have in common with a Protestant from Appalachia? Who is more “American”?

@Ken4Colorado @denverwestword They lived in their own neighborhoods, went to their own churches, shopped at their own markets, and celebrated their own holidays. They were largely perceived as filthy, rowdy papists. The process of “assimilation” took decades, whatever that word’s even supposed to mean.

In 1922, roughly one in five people living in Colorado was Italian. Now, some local Italians are trying to preserve their legacy and history by designating a Little Italy historic district in North Denver. 🇮🇹 Read this week's cover story: westword.com/news/denver-li…