@jppheonix the real problem with Valhalla is the gods section, stops the game dead.
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@iTrap4TheHokage Valhalla was cool till I had to play the modern section. Dropped it immediately and can't bring myself to pick it back up
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Yeah video game discourse on twitter is dead because these play completely different lmao
Anisu アニス (training arc)@AnisDrawn
Time is a flat circle
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@SanesBurner State of this fucking club the last two years, why aren't you miserable too?
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This guy is genuinely just always sad and miserable😭
trev@trevsenpaii
Sold this demon to buy fucking Marmoush
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@Sturgeons_Law nobody's read Accursed Kings, if you're gonna accuse anyone of being ASOIAF's pappy it's Druon
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@salan_ur Yes, among other things. Historical fiction is a bigger influence on it than most fantasy is.
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GRRM isn't a big Dune fan. He likes the first book, which he considers the best one, but still says "I can't say it was ever one of my favorites." He thinks the second is pretty good, but not as good as the first, and wasn't impressed by any of the others.
The Jobfather™️ 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧@TheJobfather__
Dune inspired Game of Thrones and Star Wars. Frank Herbert is they pappy
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@Fr33Chas3r New UCL format's been a failure not 'fairly successful' viewing figures are down.
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Clavicular is interviewed by historian Daniel Bessner on his Kick livestream, March 2026.
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@ikissallgirls Had this happen with goodreads, was a high I'll never get back.
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@regularaugust Reminds me of when I gave a movie a shitty review and the director came after me
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@SCFCJosh96 it is mental how pretty much every year an English fan gets stabbed in Naples and they just continue to host games there without anything change.
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Continental Europe still believes the average English fan is a 80s hooligan whilst saying virtually nothing about the problems on the continent
Football Away Days@FBAwayDays
Throwback to 2019 when 20,000 England fans headed to the Portuguese town of Guimaraes for a Nations League game. That day the local council closed all schools & people were told to stay in their homes in fear for their safety. One local hotel owner was quoted saying: “Guimaraes isn’t looking forward to the visit of England fans, the town has been dreading this for a while.” 😨 Are England fans really that bad? Is their reputation warranted? 🏴
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@user03996255 @jp_JellyRoll @cammyk_67 @OliDugmore know so many people who did apprenticeships or entry-levels and then got downsized or mysteriously stopped getting trained the moment they ended.
Anyone positioning those scams as a clearly option is either trying to con or is lying to themselves
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@jp_JellyRoll @cammyk_67 @OliDugmore I’ve seen so many examples of it, my company (a stereotypical financial services company) is currently letting a great young worker go.
They don’t want to train him more or give him opportunities to progress, so he told them he’s going to leave. The managers said fine.
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How much did you have to pay to go to university Paul?
Paul Lewis@paullewismoney
It’s psychologically horrible to have such a debt. But it doesn’t matter. She’ll never pay off her loan. She’ll pay extra 9% income tax above Plan 2 threshold, £29,385 from April, which will mean less disposable income, but after 30 years, however massive, debt will disappear.
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@yakobper90 Effects of carrying a big club on your back since age 19 👍🏼
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@InsaneIdiot2 People already have patreon accounts. Way less friction in getting them to pay you with it
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@hellspatisserie @ladyaethernaut Like patreon takes 10%, it's a pretty substantial feel just for convenience. That said it's possible the type of person who patreons wants all their subs in one place/the 10% fee never feels like too much since patreons tend to either make literally nothing or a crap load
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What role does SubscribeStar even have in the ecosystem if they can’t rely on being “Patreon for freaky shit” anymore
My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend🔞@incontinentcell
BREAKING NEWS: SubscribeStar just changed their TOS making them as restricitve as Patreon. Things that can't be on SubscribeStar now (in fictional media): -Incest -Rape -Some types of furries -Gore They added a big section about compliance with payment processors, so we know who's behind it... again...
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@chromaticc_ Yeah and then that changed as he got nearer and nearer to retirement and started pushing the family man image
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@velodus the hell do you mean taboo. it was an extremely national news story. like he literally lost all of his sponsors from it and many comedians made jokes about it. it wasn't taboo in the slightest
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@mymanbpostin Don't care about Cavill but the Craig bond films were not critical hits. Two of them were well received
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Because his audition sucked and when they chose Daniel Craig over him they ended up with commercial/critical hits that outpaced the spy-thrillers where Cavill was the lead. Like I'm sorry, but basic film history solidified that Twitter fancasts are not good standards for reality.
Danger@Haydenbarton_39
How the fuck do you not cast this guy as bond
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@dave_kehr This is object fetishism.
Most people watching the film are not watching the big print of it that's stored in some basement in New York or DC.
It's a mass audience medium, if a film only existed there it's functionally dead.
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@DannyDrinksWine A 1080p mp4 file is not film preservation. The real work is being done by the archives, like @UCLAFTVArchive, @librarycongress and @MoMAFilm.
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Piracy is the most effective way to preserve movie history, whether you like it or not... Especially older obscure films... Great filmmakers understand that fact... Werner Herzog is certainly one of them.
There are millions of cinephiles today who wouldn't have been exposed to great films if not for piracy. In countries like India, it is the only way to watch older movies, since the other options are unaffordable for normal working people.
Most studios & almost all the streaming platforms don't care about preserving movies, but the pirates do. We are forever indebted to their passion & hard work.
Jon W. (v2)@rarefilmsguy
Werner Herzog was on a podcast a few weeks ago defending piracy again: "Piracy is the most succesful form of distribution nowadays. So be it. But films are accessible and this is why very young people discover them" 🎙️ Freakonomics Radio Podcast Ep. 665
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@UnseguidorXdel1 Pep specifically signed Rodri because he wanted a tall DM who was good in the air
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Nah bro, you don’t get it bro. English teams are sooooo physical, they kick the ball forward and they run! Thats why the team that has dominated the premier league for the past 10 years is managed by a guy that loveeeeeeeees those technical players. Bernardo, gundogan, Rodri
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@StevenWallaby Somewhat counterintuitively it's easier for japanese alternative/experimental acts to break through because the big labels don't care about them and they have to tour more to make money.
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@regularaugust It still kind of amazes me that Boris broke through this barrier
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Outside of that one Solskjaer graphic, Anka really is at the very top of his game/field.
Sky Sports News@SkySportsNews
🗣️ "Conor Gallagher is their highest paid player, the last time he won at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, he was a Chelsea player" Carl Anka says that the Spurs leadership have a poor idea what sort of club they want to be.
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@misharipov Took me 8 movies to work out who it was, I'm so washed...
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@NorthernIion_LP Played him on cine2nerdle and he only connected men #fakedemon
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