sheawoodrow
A monkey wearing glasses is still a monkey.
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2·2 years agoThere’s some pretty big TVs on the market these days, and even projectors are a LOT cheaper than they used to be. It’s really not that expensive to put together a decent home setup, and it’s only getting cheaper every year.
1·2 years agoThere was also the series Total Recall 2070, but that was more of a mashup of Total Recall and Blade Runner.
3·2 years agoJack Black’s first theatrical film was Bob Roberts in 1992. He was in a tv movie called Our Shining Moment in 1991. TV series debut was in The Fall Guy in 1984. First commercial was for Pitfall on Atari 2600 in 1982.
Most of that decade doesn’t include the actors though. Zoe Saldana was in both Avatars and still had time to do several Marvel movies in between.
If I could also not have played Half Life, I’d like a do-over of Black Mesa. Don’t get me wrong, HL is still brilliant, but the Xen section of BM is just chef’s kiss
If you’re on desktop, you can mouseover on the username. Give it a couple seconds for the popup to appear, the hit the block button to the right of the Follow button.
2·3 years agoSaber tooth tiger is the only thing on that list that actually makes sense thematically. Possibly one of the later Terror Birds would work as a theme though…
88·3 years agoMake it all quotes from the drill instructor from Full Metal Jacket.
@lunar_parking If you’re using a Chromium browser, you can install an extension called Stylus. Then go to userstyles.org and search for kbin. There are several css styles there that reskin the site in interesting ways.
Do you mean the boost? It’s like a retweet. It’s mostly for cross site functionality with Mastodon.
@akaxaka But that takes you to a feed of all the mags you’re subscribed to. What I’m looking for is a menu that allows you to jump straight to a specific magazine.
@V699 kbin comes from carabin(sp?) which is the Polish word for carbine (a type of gun)
2·3 years agoWhat happened to the Kruger Millions? My cousin used to live near the Blyde River Canyon, and he would always have a story about a new group of treasure hunters who were sure they had figured it out. Obviously, no one ever did. And then a couple years ago, some coins from the era turned up in a Swiss bank vault. So did someone find the treasure? Was it ever actually buried in South Africa at all? WHO KNOWS!
Youtube is using Shorts to try to compete with TikTok in shortform video.
Are they completely defederated from the entire fediverse or just from each other?
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@memfree As far as I understand it, ocean eels are less of a problem, but freshwater eels are in increasingly short supply. Either way, I like this as an alternative.