Beyond the obvious, what’s ridiculous is that the ultra wealthy won’t even notice that extra $7k in one of their accounts.
04.03.2026 15:47
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Beyond the obvious, what’s ridiculous is that the ultra wealthy won’t even notice that extra $7k in one of their accounts.
Give it time, collecting media so no one can take it away (streaming services) becomes an obsession. I’m upwards of 1400 movies and 100+ entire TV series on physical media / loaded on my computer to watch anytime.
At least Susan Collins would be deeply concerned.
I’ve always loved how the sword fights in Excalibur are so real. Those things are heavy and those knights have to put their whole body into swinging them clumsily. Plus Merlin is half drunk sometimes and makes his voice sound silly / spooky to make himself seem more magical.
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Have you been lately? It’s like Penney’s used to be when malls were thriving.
Abolish ICE and start over. They are polluted culture of lies, violence and impunity. Rotten to the very core and HUGE WASTE OF MONEY. Tear it down and start again.
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For those who care, specific locations include the old gate to the Caruth family ranch at Caruth Haven and 75, Old Town shopping center on Greenville, the bridge / sulfur water fountain / paths at Lakeside Drive in Highland Park and Prather Park.
Blu-ray copy of Scarlet Warning 666 aka It Happened One Weekend by Palmer Rockey. Images of him in various costumes along with a horse, eagle with laser eyes, classic purple Cadillac, a white horse and a coffin all surround a green skull
I now own this gem on Blu-ray. Rarest of movies, it hadn’t been screened or available for decades until this year. I feel privileged to be one of less than 1000 people to have seen this tragic result of decades of work.
It Happened One Weekend aka Scarlet Warning 666 is a tragic film without equal. Details linked below. Got to see it at @texastheatre.bsky.social in January. Filmed on Lakeside Drive, Old Town shopping center, downtown and elsewhere in Dallas.
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I got to see them perform with Todd La Torre as front man 2 years ago and they’re every bit as powerful as they were in the late 90’s. Todd is the right man to step in to Geoff Tate’s spot.
I got to see Koyaanisqatsi on the big screen, I was so excited, there were only 5 people in the theater. One person was jabbering away so loudly even in to the intro. I let her know she needed to be quiet and thankfully she was.
But what are the odds, 5 people at a movie and one can’t shut up.
Guys. Fuck. It's Reggie. I know times are absolute shit, but if you're not in the shit at the moment, please consider helping. Dude is a legend and a big part of why Horror is where it is.
I think you meant to post a different screenshot here about the warehouses…
Enongo directed by Kevin Schreck is a deep dive into the life of a multifaceted artist exploring several parts of her very human, very diverse life in depth. Outstanding throughout, I cried twice during the screening at the Denton Black Film Festival. www.imdb.com/title/tt1398...
Did the same last week with some silver and gold miners, missed another 7% - 15% this week but wanted to bank some strong wins just in case.
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I’m with you. Posting does nothing. I am working to make a difference in the real world in my community, only time will tell if it’s effective.
This is an excellent experience, go see it if they’re in your area!
Breaking
Only overly sensationalist attention seekers use Breaking
Wish I could go see you perform there, I’ve never been to Tiny Minotaur
Remember kids, in the year of our Lord 2026, if you see someone stealing food, NO YOU FUCKING DIDN’T
As a young gay boy in the late 90’s that was the biggest attraction for me
Tonight!
Yep, they look happy to be there so you are their human now
Solid body man, you put a lot of work in and it shows
Thank you @texastheatre.bsky.social for finally showing this movie, though under the name Scarlet Warning 666. January 20, 2026 @ 9 PM. The greatest mystery of my past 5 years will finally be solved.
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For me he’ll always be Deputy So & So, and he rocked that role. Before I knew his name, when I spotted him in Black Phone I immediately said “Look it’s Deputy So & So!”
Santa’s Slay directed by David Steiman has all the makings of a truly bad film but it nailed comedic horror with endless jokes that kept me laughing for its entire 78 minute runtime. How did I not know of this movie earlier? www.imdb.com/title/tt0393...
This one is great. Stubborn old dude can’t overrule nature with edicts like he does with his family.