i guess, in short, i really really dislike protestants. american protestants are lil freaks, a very very close family friend was a pentecostal, and though that is one of the craziest sects (and he was also crazy kek) he was still super nice and self sacrificing. its hard to tell whats real altruism and what is 'goodwill tithing' bullshit. tithing is so disgusting, he did that as well. same with mormons, they seem really nice. and amish folks (since thats technically a religion as well) but atleast these guys are nice. w.a.s.ps are just as bad as evangelicals, entities that even jesus would go into a blind rage over.

gilga is best! best! https://64.media.tumblr.com/9a5ca9cbe95a6acc07dae33e7ea9c255/22c4ec44de79276c-26/s500x750/7e89c24e3677137f3a7eecd9d08544980144f66a.gif

Never has the phrase "Highway Robbery" been true since highways were a thing. Damn, Romans! 2,000 years and Ceaser still demands tribute.

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I got back from my movie marathon day. Mortal Kombat II was cheesey, but was cool overall. Backrooms had an interesting premise, however it kept itself too vague to make full sense of. Like it hints that multiple people are having a form of mass psychosis. That each person in the movie is battling their inner self which is warping the universe they live in. However it reaches a point where random stuff is happening for random reasons and just expecting the individual to make their own conclusions. Something, something, people have their own sense of reality that they're trapped in, but unknowingly forcing others outside themselves to navigate the maze of that person's thoughts and actions while dealing with their own delusional dealings. At some point it wouldn't have hurt the narrative to provide a bit more context. Otherwise it was different from most horror movies to an extent...or not...now that I think about it. Felt like that dinner table scenario was lifted from Resident Evil 7. Then there were the hallway scenes that were like a live action F.E.A.R. Finally I saw He-Man. As before with Mortal Kombat it had a lot of cheese. Arguably they could have done less self aware internet humor. Though it was a genuine delight to see Skeletor working a corporate job for 30 seconds. That got a laugh out of me! One thing it really should have cut out was the cursing. I was surprised something aimed at kids had curse words every other sentence. I know adult fans might find it funny to see child hood characters cursing like YouTube celebrities, yet it was kinda disappointing to resort to that type of humor given the source.

https://youtu.be/zBymaS2mCaI?si=TwVg1NY7ehdzGzTH I'm so playing this.

Well it's good to know that that's something to look out for. I was just concerned because it had me worried that if this person was viewing the contents of my phone through his computer during the call he could be taking pictures or screenshots of personal text messages to family or going through my pictures. That's why I was wondering if these customer service centers now had that type of technology to do that through a simple phone call.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXDDuLXoRpE If Kingdom Hearts and Serial Experiments Lain had a music baby:

Recently picked up The Ravages of Time. Taking my time with it since it's really long, but it's been a really great read so far.

The Major sings his love of War. https://suno.com/song/746c0b9a-4d1b-4286-9d4e-5d8c19111513

https://youtu.be/lnQLsfz6uv0?si=n1Mao39KescMytOe https://youtu.be/Zi2JqeYgB7w?si=9OXYmd5Ze_9fUo65