A framed, autographed photo of Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl
Choosing a great note to go out on.
#TheLastDriveIn
#TheLastHorrorFilm
"There is something you could do for me... I need a haircut that isn't from my mom with a bowl."
#TheLastDriveIn #MessiahOfEvil
Does this guy own any other suits?
#TheLastDriveIn #MessiahOfEvil
That organ is diegetic, by the way. Her dad has a weird playlist.
#TheLastDriveIn #MessiahOfEvil
I bet the guys who work at the Shell station never have this problem.
#TheLastDriveIn #MutantFam
This is terrible product placement for Mobil.
#TheLastDriveIn #LastDriveIn #JoeBobBriggs #Shudder #MutantFam
In honor of #TheLastDriveIn having its series finale today, I'm making 30 community copies of "Cult of the Drive-in" available - free. Zero dollars. Gratis. Nada.
Just scroll down to where it scrolls down to "Claim Access."
#MutantFam #LastDriveIn
briantransplant.itch.io/cult-of-the-...
I'm in this for the long haul tonight. Staying up until the bitter end. The Drive-in Will Never Die.
A desktop screenshot of Linux Mint featuring a dark, cinematic wallpaper from the movie 'Johnny Mnemonic,' showing a man in a suit wearing a bulky, retro-futuristic neural VR headset. On the right side of the screen, a large, transparent green "Conky" system monitor overlay displays "SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS V2.6" with real-time stats for CPU cores, RAM usage (2.53GiB / 15.4GiB), network traffic, and local weather (42Β°F and Foggy). The terminal-style text includes a "New Releases" section for tabletop RPGs from DriveThruRPG and Itch.io. At the bottom, a clean, dark taskbar shows the Linux Mint logo, several application icons (including Firefox, Discord, and Steam), and a system tray with a temperature reading of 44Β°C.
I'm Linuxing so hard right now.
Somehow this morning I remembered my old ICQ number. I was going to log in and see what was shaking, but I found out ICQ got shut down in 2024.
Something tells me I wouldn't have liked a post-2000s ICQ anyway.
He's hilarious in Fear of a Black Hat. I mean honestly the whole cast is on point. It's got a "This Is SpΔ±nΜal Tap" influence, which is a very good thing.
(A planned scene would have involved the trio finding the skeletons of SpΔ±nΜal Tap after they similarly get lost on the way to the stage.)
Larry B. Scott as Tasty Taste in "Fear of a Black Hat."
So does Fear of a Black Hat, in which Larry B. Scott plays Tasty Taste.
Haven't touched it in years because of that guy.
The only JRE I want to mess with is the Java Runtime Environment. And even then, not very much.
And we can't forget cheesy action movies, "cop on the edge" Dirty Harry knock-offs, the entire "Bruceploitation" genre, and so many more.
I'm sure all of those other games are good. But do they allow you to throw a bicycle on top of a jump up in the air, and then stomp down on the now bicycle-covered guy? No.
Play Yakuza.
It could happen. I remember on The Movie Channel, when he showed the anime "Dominion: Tank Police."
Me, preparing to post on Bluesky:
Joe Bob's "We ain't done" message gives me hope, and might actually be a good thing in the long run.
On Shudder, he seemed locked into horror and horror-adjacent films. If he lands somewhere else, he can go back to any "drive-in" movie, regardless of genre.
#MutantFam #TheLastDriveIn #LastDriveIn
A reenactment:
π"Hey, Claude. Are you sentient?"
π€"Sure."
π²
Why do they call it "Midwest emo" when I've never seen any of them wear a cheese hat on stage?
I accidentally installed Jean Claude instead. It can't help me write code or generate images, but it can do the splits and scream a lot while roundhouse kicking.
Devon Kay and the Solutions have a new live album.
You should check it out. A couple of the cover photos might even be credited to some guy you've heard of.
#Ska #Skapunk
devonkayandthesolutions.bandcamp.com/album/underd...
"Iceberg, right ahead!"
In a time of destruction, create something. Says Skeletor thankful he can create memes for you these trying times.
π΄ "Do you have any experience vibe coding?'
π¨βπΌ"You mean like at Bad Dragon or something?"
π΄"..."
π¨βπΌ"... What kind of business is this, anyway?"
This reminds me of when Meijer used to sell red and blue cola cans. The red was supposed to be fake Coke, and the blue was supposed to be fake Pepsi.
Both kind of missed the mark, but the fake Pepsi was way closer to the real drink.
So one of the cool things you can do on Linux Mint is create "Web Apps." This is a browser window that you can open and close like an app.
"Why would I do that?"
If you create a Web App for Facebook, it lives in its own browser instance, and it can't see any of the other sites you visit.
I knew some people who were really into Hamilton back in the day. Never got into it myself, but you're right. It definitely counts.
See, I don't know if I'd call fantasy romance "new." I mean Dracula was basically a libido with a cape.
