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The Last Word - very good, but not enough to get scalped for. Luckily I've been able to get both green and yellow for a relatively reasonable price at liquor stores.
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Cinema and Movie Thread: coming 2 a theater near u
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Iirc, Ken Russell is a director that somehow consistently hits for both of us, which is a rarity. The anti-Villeneuve. It did stream on Criterion (which far and above is the most valuable streaming), but it's currently not on and who the hell knows when or if it will be brought back. I watched it a while ago but haven't seen it in a minute. Guess it's time to go looking. But before that...... I was going to post a pic of ole Denis but by god his face is so naturally smug that it inflicted psychic damage on me. Something tells me experimental early Soviet cinema is not quite what he has in mind by "pure image and sound". -
Cinema and Movie Thread: coming 2 a theater near u
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I have some wonderful recs for fever dreams, lmk if you want to be driven (more) insane. -
Cinema and Movie Thread: coming 2 a theater near u
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Yeah, for me Nolan films generally feel like they're too full of themselves and demand a respect they haven't earned. For me he's in a similar sphere as Tarantino, a talented guy whose films just aren't interesting to me and would actually benefit from more constraints instead of massive budgets. -
Cinema and Movie Thread: coming 2 a theater near u
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I guess, but it makes them look bad and so far TPK looks like it's legal. Let's just hope US law doesn't radically shift to favor corporate property anytime soon -
Oh that's easy. Bill Gates, as the commander of the reptilliods, is trying to use vaccines to evolve humanity into reptilliod adjacent beings to remove them from the domain of God. The joos, who have been in a cold war with the reptilliods since they destroyed Atlantis, are attempting to evolve themselves into a singular being using the Jewish Instrumentality Project to become God as prescribed in the Shadow Torah, and as such are hoarding the vaccines to undercut the reptilliod plot. I suggest watching Iron Sky: The Coming Race so you can see the clues hidden in plain sight. Probably not, as RFKJR was immediately on board backing Israel unconditionally. You can sieg heil in public and still not get yelled at these days because support for Israel is more important than support Jewish lives in certain circles.
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The TV and Streaming Thread: That's Entertainment!
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The bit I saw had Birmingham Young say he thought of some of his wives as mothers and immediately get **** on by the guy he was talking to. -
Not really, at least on relatively new stuff. Circuit breakers have been the norm for as long as I've been working with electricity. I do see fuses in specific devices but they're glass and frankly design flaws, as a low voltage breaker (we're talking like 5 amps) exist and are more durable. Also you get guys who diy and slap in a 10 amp fuse to replace a 1.5, which ain't good. Pretty much a double pole is there for 230v circuits, ie two hots instead of a hot and a neutral, and often subpanels. If a device allows either 115 or 230, 230 will draw half the amps and use significantly less electricity. But you also run into needing gfci breakers (like 6x the cost and fail quicker) with 230 for some things, whereas a 120 could just use a gfci outlet. Not sure what yours runs, 125 amps sounds like it'd be used for a sizeable subpanel to me. In my experience, you'll never really know what each breaker does without tripping it and seeing what goes off. Half the time it isn't even labeled.