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a ‘hot minute’ can be both a very short period of time, and a very long one. however, a hot minute in the past (“It's been a hot minute since I've seen you!”) is most often a long duration, while a hot minute in the future (“I'll be with you in a hot minute!”) is most often a short duration. this suggests some very strange things about the temperature of time.

maxxie-or-smth

you've met me at a very "yeah i'm trying to work on that" time in my life

tetitasdelimon

top 5 horror movies

-having a job

-not having a job

-applying for jobs

-the job market

-the concept of working my whole life

boomer-mythology-destroyer

kabigon143

The beautiful thing as you get older is that you realize so many “rules” are made up and you can just do whatever. Posters can go anywhere in the house not just my room. I can sit down while cooking a meal or taking a shower. I can make the same thing for breakfast lunch dinner for a week straight. I can roam around the house shirtless. I can wear a dress with jeans. The world is my oyster key word my and I can live as I please embracing little things such as this

kupou-deactivated20170806

life is honestly too short to be embarrassed over anything that sparks even a little happiness in you

lettuce-tv

don't go into the humanities because they're unprofitable and don't go into stem cuz its getting torn apart right now and don't go into buisness because it's competetive and speculative and don't go into education because it pays like shit. Just lay on thr ground. Just lay on the ground.

longseasons

all these excellent books come from some random penguins house?

jellogram

It's interesting to think about the intersection of these two facts:

Films reflect the time period in which they were made.

Our most popular films right now are all reboots, sequels, and reused IPs.

On one hand, you could make the case that our generation is being deprived of its place on cultural timeline, because (as far as the mainstream goes) all we're being given is rehashed ideas from other time periods. Seems rather boring to analyze.

But on the other hand, I think future film historians will find that this era is culturally fascinating. Not because of the "nostalgia bait" itself, but because it represents the emergence of independent cinema and streaming.

When TV was invented, people could watch filmed media at home. You no longer had to go to a theatre just to watch cartoons or comedies.

So the studios responded with a wave of epics in the 1950s. They said "Okay, you can get Dick Van Dyke at home, but you can't get Ben-Hur." Television couldn't compete with the budget, big name stars, or visual tech that film studios could offer. They were financially incentivized to blow your socks off with visuals and big name stars.

But with the emergence of streaming and independent film, that's no longer the case. A-listers are happy to take TV roles, and TV offers Hollywood-level visuals. You don't need to mess with the theatre system at all. It's easier than ever to make good-looking movies and share them with the masses with no major studio backing.

So what's the one thing that studios still have going for them? What's the one thing that Disney can give you that an independent filmmaker can't? Yoda. The Little Mermaid. Iron Man. Fucking brands. That's all they have, so that's all they sell.

We aren't being sold reboot after reboot because it's what the people want to see, or because our current culture is somehow more boring and lifeless than ever before. It's because it's the last stranglehold that these soulless studios have over the industry. They will shove your own childhood down your throat because their domination over previous generations is the one thing they have left to sell to this one.

#reverse 1999 #37 #doodles #重返未来1999

hometoursandotherstuff

neptuniumochi

as a tornado expert, i can tell you two things. number one, the background is an edited version of an f4 tornado in south dakota in 1884. number two, assuming this picture is the tornado op is thinking of, it has winds of 202-259 mph on the fujita scale. the dinosaur would be sandblasted by debris and be skinned alive. however, the neck would be flapping wildly in the wind. hope this helps!

neptuniumochi

actually whats really cool about the tornado pictured here is that it was the second one ever photographed, and the first multivortex/satellite tornado to be photographed!

neptuniumochi

also they were not too heavy to be lifted by a violent tornado. in june of 2025, in the small town of enderlin, north dakota, an entire train was derailed by an ef5 tornado with winds of 260 miles per hour. one train car, a fully loaded grain hopper, was thrown about 160 yards.

neptuniumochi

the weight limit for a land-based animal is around 160 tons due to bone strength. the grain hopper in enderlin was around that weight, so large sauropods were NOT immune to being lifted. still, their necks would be flapping wildly in the 260 mph winds as they get skinned alive due to getting sandblasted by dirt and debris at 1/3rd the speed of sound.

icleanfloors

Took the last sentinel sticker to the dismay of the person behind me

prettycolors

undergroundwubwubmaster

✨️ Twinkle twinkle little star, how the hell you draw an arm ✨️

meangirlnurse

there’s a post on tumblr about like. if you could do something to bring people a little relief, why wouldn’t you do it? which has unironically informed my practice as a nursing student and patient care tech

meangirlnurse