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crops of the "bourgeois revolutionaries"

Big Eurovision fan but not watching after they allowed Israel to rig it several times in a row now and will punish everyone else for Team Israel's behaviour.

>>47241
I still watch Eurovision but I just take a toilet break when Israel™'s on.
People cry about Israel competing but Israel gets too many televotes to prove that they hate it. So what is the point of voting for a country you hate? They wouldn't even fucking give Saint Mariam Shengelia a chance!

I dress hipster and I don't give a fuck. Flannels, corduroy denim are all I can find at the thrift store and I'm not paying a cent to fashion porkies.

Wearing a proper wool coat feels especially nice now that old people all wear hoodies and tech puffers.

>>47234
where do you even live where it's cold enough to wear wool coats in the winter, i start sweating in 5 degree weather

Contemporary fashion is terrible. The irony is us Millennials dressed like shit and yes, scene was so fucking bad it killed Rock Music, but in general if you saw a Millennial dress in some counter-culture fashion, it actually meant something, you could go up to them and talk about bands in that scene, find out where gigs and parties were etc. Made plenty of friends back in the day simply by doing this.
Zoomers technically know how to dress better (you aren't called a faggot metrosexual for having a fitted shirt now lmao) but their fits are nothing but LARPs, they cycle through fashion trends so fucking fast that we're back to… 2016 wtf? if a Zoomer woman is wearing goth fashion, can you actually go up to her and talk about Sisters of Mercy or VNV Nation and find out where parties are or whatever? I fucking doubt it.
Don't even get me started on the state of modern couture. Absolute embarrassment compared to where we were in the late 1990s-mid 00s.

>>47024
That's her reputation anon. I liked the first few seasons as they were airing but that show became pretty much the poster child of emasculated, histrionic, sloppy millennial media and it's all people associate her with. I don't think it's fair either.

Reading TADC discourse and it's incredible the vast majority of people (referring to adults here) have such trouble understanding a fucking cartoon, but expecting people on social media/imageboards to not have autism or a two-digit I.Q is too much I guess.

>>47029
elaborate ?

just watched the second season of pantheon, a story about people upload and shady conspiracy stuff
pretty cool, the second season is also great but kinda crazy at the end. good SF, ask many of the right questions

yorgos slop

>>47212
its good bruh

>>47210
i thought parts were good but the whole people are selfish and evil part was mega shit. they could have done an analysis on how insane conspiracy theories parallel reality because people inherently know something is fucked up but rationalize it towards incoherent causes. i thought thats where they were going with it for a moment before they pulled a both sides

>>47218
To be fair, the original Korean movie Save The Green Planet also does this

i just downloaded it i'll watch it later today

Getting really tired of most Leftists/Progressives online seemingly being horrified at the concept of having.. standards when it comes to certain franchises and IPs.
The rushing to defence of lazy crap like Fallout, Witcher, Rings of Power, NuTrek really just drives home to me that toxic inclusivity seems to be a massive issue for lefties.
The reality is, IP's survive based on gatekept fandoms.
This is why Sport is the most successful "subculture" out there, people become seriously invested in their teams, chew out players, coaches, cheer and cry when they win, imagine if lefties came into sport and started demanding that it's wrong to criticize a coach or shitty player and idiotic plays and strategy because it's mean and not inclusive and they got their way, sport would largely become dull, passionless and boring.
You hear all the time from leftist commentators "it's not a sport, there are no winners and losers", but honestly, yes, there are, as a lover of classic Fallout, it's tone and setting, I am a loser here, the Fallout setting I loved and enjoyed has been taken out the back of the shed and shot and replaced with a cheap theme park ride version of it that doesn't understand it's tone or values at all, As a Trekkie since I was 6, yes am a loser, I will likely never, ever see a satisfying continuation of the Trek story and setting post DS9, we will never see a serious take on the aftermath of the Dominion War, we will never see how the Prophets/Bajor story plays out, we won't see what happens to Cardassia or the Gamma Quadrant etc.
When Leftist commentators and media bootlickers keep pushing this "you are not allowed to criticize something, it's just not for you", how do they not see they are just engaging in Corporate bootlicking, the hollowing out of a scene and subculture and setting, and turning it into a mass consumption brand slop. Star Trek stayed relevant for 40 years due to it's tribalistic, often offputting, autistic ass fanbase, now thanks to toxic inclusivity and attempts to make Star Trek a "mass brand" and leftist idiots attacking the fandom for having standards, it's shows can't even hit 100k viewers and the entire setting is just awful generic scifi slop.
This is one case where the right are actually correct and the left has lost the plot. As much as I hate faggots like Nerdrotic and CriticalDrinker, they are far more correct than the lefty retards like Steve Shives and co who defend this crap.

>>47223
>What happened to intros like The Sopranos and Twin Peaks, that actually took time to introduce the atmosphere?
Because people binge shows when they stream so nobody wants to watch the intro back to back 10 times in a row. They have a skip feature but people probably don't want to be bothered with that and it saves the studio time and money.

>>47227
Whose twitter did you steal this from

>>46517
What classes are represented in shows I've seen? Not necessarily shows I like–

Lumpen– Shameless
Proletarian-Malcolm in the Middle
Petit Bourgeois- Fawlty Towers
"Ruined" Bourgeois- Arrested Development, Schitt's Creek
Haute Bourgeois- White Lotus

Accurate? Any other shows which have an obvious class aspect?

>>47227
Where's the proofs??? I feel like actual leftists are some of the most critical of lazy cashgrab media

If you're thinking of just being normie libs, that's a completely different group

>>45761
>supermarket ribeye steaks
Bulk ordering directly from farms is a kind of anti-consumerist socialism, I guess? Its probably better quality but you need a big freezer or lots of friends to share with

anons who live outside am*rica what do you use to substitute graham crackers in crusts?

i bought a bottle of kewpie mayo, opened it and didn't use it for like a month or two. i read that kewpie mayo lasts longer so i didn't care much and today i used it again but noticed some of the mayo had become yellower. i only noticed it after eating it and didn't taste any off flavors or odors. could it be just dried up mayo up on the side? don't wanna throw it away and have to purchase another one.

>"MSG" in search leads to exclusively "MSG-free" results
The MSG scaremongering drives me fucking insane. I just want some fucking umami in my soy-allergic life.

Fuck, didn’t embed.
Here’s another example.

just do judo

>Wtf even is this sport and how do I get good at it?
What you are looking at is collegiate or freestyle amateur wrestling. You learn it by going to a gym that specializes in teaching it. Look up your national governing body for the sport, they usually have a list of licensed gyms where you can learn. Wrestling used to be a more widespread sport but its become more middle class, high school, and college focused, so depending on where you are, it can be hard to find good places to learn.

>Is it better to just learn BJJ?
BJJ is a form of wrestling. If you open up any old book on wrestling that lists types of wrestling, you'll see jiu jitsu listed there. Wrestling is the oldest and most widespread sport in human history so there are a dozen different varieties with their own rules and traditions. The first thing you need to figure out is why you want to learn it and find competent coaches.

>Dead to Rights
this one is really good, highly recommended, rewatchable
>Dongji Island
trash, i'm surprised it has any good reviews at all

how the fuck am i supposed to take the oscars seriously when almost every voter is a fucking moron

i am not watching that new sappy chloe zhao or the new mental health pixar slop. let alone all the glorified student films in the live action short film category. i don't understand why dedicated cinephiles feel compelled to do a more thorough investigation of the nominees than the actual members of the academy

The new 28 Years Later rocks, it improves the first movie

what did y'all think of Eddington?

looks good

Yes

>>47198
I like how you did the nose and expression on the steelman