No internal monologue

1. Tar
2. Armageddon Time
3. The Banshees of Inisherin
4. After Yang
5. Argentina 1985
6. Crimes of the Future
7. Decision to Leave
8. Everything Everywhere All at Once
9. The Fabelmans
10. Top Gun Maverick
11. Triangle of Sadness
12. The Woman King

Death washes away the future and you become the stuff of myths and legends. You can ascribe any future you want

• Drama:
  • High Flying Bird
  • Uncut Gems
• Comedy/Horror:
  • Booksmart
  • Plus One
  • Midsommar
  • Ready or Not
• Blockbuster:
  • Avengers: Endgame
  • 1917
• Animated/Foreign Language:
  • Parasite
  • One Cut of the Dead
• Wild Card:
  • Serenity
  • Triple Frontier
  • Captive State
  • Under the Silver Lake
• Sequel:
• Oscar:
  • Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
  • Dolemite Is My Name
  • Knives Out

1. White Noise
2. The Wedding Date

This is a great quote that distills the essence of social media down to its bare essence:

“What we do have, and sometimes enjoy, are a series of communication networks interested in providing a paltry simulacrum of sociality in service of behavior modification and profit maximization.”

From: https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkgv79/social-media-is-dead

“Friendship rests on the presumption of reciprocity, of drifting in and out of one another’s lives, with occasional moments of wild intensity. When you’re nineteen or twenty, your life is governed by debts and favors, promises to pick up the check or drive next time around. We built our lives into a set of mutual agreements, a string of small gifts lobbed back and forth. Life happened within that delay.”

Excerpt From
Stay True
Hua Hsu
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1. Loki
2. Wandavision
3. Daredevil
4. Luke Cage
5. Hawkeye
6. Jessica Jones
7. She-Hulk
8. The Punisher
9. What if?
10. The Defenders
11. Iron Fist
12. Falcon and the Winter Soldier
13. Moon Knight

its local natives right? They’re fairly popular but not mainstream they’re all around lat xer to elder millennial aged

I’ve been looking back at a bunch of Giantbomb stuff in the wake of Gerstmann leaving. It makes me realize that it is definitely the old skool crew that are my parafriends: Jeff, Brad, Vinny, Alex – I’m mostly going to stick with them and then check out the new 9 core crew.

Music has become so much more disposable than it ever has been. I remember having to sit with an album or song for awhile because music was scarce, a precious and sought over commodity. Passed down from sibling or friends or purchased with hard earned allowance or work money. Now, I can literally listen to anything I could ever think of at the whim of a search bar.