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can't wait for Ep Two!

Did you know. You can sleep in the grass and it's easy and itchy and free

Night calste

Many people don't know about castle at night

funny, i was looking up slugbug for a lark and found this, neat lyrics considering they were improvised at the time!

them boys is always watching

hog selected

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Damn, this scene from 1986 is still so relevant to events today in 2024.

I always keep my receipts in my nose but this is a good solution as well.

Now I know receipt case thanks to you

This is a good video on youtube

very educational

then we get Silicom Valley, Machintosh, Tesla and the Iphone 16 🙃

Spaulding Grey was a talented writer and actor.

I remember being a kid and thinking this was a movie I had discovered and that no one else knew about. I thought--and still do--believe it's unique and like nothing I've seen.

Mr. Culver is a fascinating character. He always sounds kind of like a salesman giving a Powerpoint presentation, talking about PROGRESS and GROWTH, but his dialogue is peppered with these lines that are casually despairing. "Of course, nowadays not everyone is having kids, what with the end of the world coming up and all." In this scene he's like some weird wizard of commerce, making the dinner plates spin with a wave of his hand, but as powerful as he is and as confident as he sounds, there's this feeling like it could all come crashing down at any moment. He's devoted his entire life to business, and now, on some level he may not even understand himself, he's deeply unfulfilled and lost. He believes the planet is doomed and he probably senses that men like him are responsible for it, but he keeps on building and selling because that's all he knows.

Saw them last night, they ended with this perfectly aply named song

holy shit TIMEWARP 7/7/23 -me ily :)

Notice how the wife's endeavors are marginalized. Troubled family.

I work a delivery job. all the time I see new housing developments in the state iv lived in my whole life. seeing all these new houses id never be able to afford. knowing so many people moving here, are moving here to get away from the places they came from without realizing theyre just slowly making this place exactly like they place they came from because they miss "home". they all have the same "welcome" signs next to the front door. it makes me sick. im glad they can live such charmed lives where atleast they dont have to worry about the financial securities that weighs on so many of us, unsure what our future is. if theyre retired I can respect that. it means this was where it culminated. You could say I'm jealous but I don't know if its because of where they live. I'd HATE to live in a place like this. If I had a lot of money I'd like to have a good distance from others. Id like to decide when I'm around a bunch of people. I've seen plenty of houses like that too. so needlessly lavish with huge houses and closed gates. I always wonder whats the point of them. I guess to just know you're rich. Like whats the point of all those rooms you never visit. architecture that looks like it was designed by someone whos never had to wipe the crap from their ass. Maybe back in this time and place I wouldn't have such a cynical idea of these sorts of places. I appreciate David's fascination with small town americana. I've lived in the country most of my life. I really appreciated the Talking Heads song Big Country. "I wouldnt live there if you paid me too" I wanted to be near the action, where i thought the "cool" people were, where life was proceeding, near the cities and skyscrapers. and now I'm older and gotten a real taste that the idea of city life really only existing for people above a certain pay grade and social standing. otherwise its just a bunch of desperate frustrated people smushed together in crappy traffic, that incites frustration and extreme anxiety in me I'm looking forward to being more recluse. but as they say Alienation's for the rich, and I'm feeling poorer everyday.

how much this computer?

Taking a trip down memory lane. I hope all these old band music videos never disappear. Songs I used to listen to back in high school. Those were simpler times.

In the sticks.

you ok man?

This song is special

I can’t like this enough. One of my favorite scenes in one of my all-time favorite films.

this is the greatest instrument ever conceived

If thriller was an snes video game!

So prophetic 34 years ago. Now its called disruption.

Is it okay to cry at this?

So underrated

I'm not a carpenter or anything, but the fact that the windows' glass is already installed before any of the walls were near finished doesn't seem right. I like it!

Those wide two car garages completely dominate the facade of the house. It's like the house is one big garage. Such strange architecture.

“Of course, nowadays, not everyone’s having kids. Not with, what, the end of the world coming up and all.” This movie totally anticipated Millennial dread back in 1986. That line gets more relevant every day.

I have always wanted to climb over those fences, and look in those houses... neighborhoods like these just beg to be explored

Just found one of these in a filing cabinet that was about to be thrown into the skip soon as I saw it not even knowing if it worked I had to have it because even visually it’s a great piece! Also it works!!! Time to have some fun!

Where can I find a chager

This was such a quaint music video... I wonder what happened to this band

One of the only works I’ve seen that captures the essence of “suburbanism” perfectly

fantastic

do you remember what program this used

Would fit perfectly in a game boy Pokémon-esque game :) sounds really good

This song is one of my favorites. Catchy all around, especially with the wicked break in the middle.

I’m watching this in my company’s break room on a Sunday morning. There really is no concept of the weekend anymore, you know it’s true.

This is dope asf

This is just amazing. Great job dude!

THis was filmed at my grandmothers house

Four car garages=Excessive.

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