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Happy ides of march 2026 I bring you Julius Caesar weighted pincushion for consideration
i think the reason why the assassination of Julius Caesar is one of the funniest political assassinations is for this very simple reason:
1 guy stabs 1 guy: not funny. that's murder.
2 guys stab 1 guy: even less funny. that's two against one.
60 guys stab 1 guy: uproariously funny. why do you need so many guys.
60 guys only manage to stab the 1 guy 23 times: I can't fucking breathe I'm laughing too hard, you suck at this
is that a knife in your pocket or are you just happy to see me, hehehe wait what-
i think i deserve financial compensation for everything. all of it. iâm not even gonna specify
this is a poster i made for my call to action assignment in humanities! it's a bunch of basic and easy stretches for people who sit and work at a desk all day (me)
the idea is that you'd put the poster up above ur desk and do the stretches every 30 minutes or so,, the whole routine won't take more than about 6 minutes to complete and when done regularly it can prevent wrist, shoulder, neck and back pain! :)
all these stretches can be done while sitting (although i HIGHLY recommend you stand up and move around while taking a break from working)
you can get a free digital copy of this poster here on my gumroad!
What the sneef? I'm snorfin' here!
Roy and Coach Beard both dating Gina Gershon đ€
I hate it
I love it
I hate it so much.
welp looks like someone did, in fact, reinvent the wheel
Anyone else get that like, autism rage? Like when you're getting overloaded or when a routine has been disrupted or something and you get so incredibly angry? It's like my body can barely contain all the anger. I can almost actually taste the rage. Follow up question: do adhd people get this too?
people who want to live in lighthouse - i hear you, i understand you
but i raise you
living in water tower
safer (you not gonna die horrid death so easy), not so cursed but still ominous, you are alone bc you are in a tower but you can do groceries no problem, just chilling above everything else
and look at those beauties!! (from Poland <3)
as an american i was very confused by this post until i got to the images because our water towers look like this, which, as you can imagine, is a completey unsexy place to live
What if you are a Warner Brother (or Warner sister, Dot)?
Well obviously, in that case, just for fun I'd run around the Warner movie lot
I am in love w the way pre 2000s films have that hazy feel to them. hd honestly kills the vibe
I think thatâs one of the reasons why âperiodâ media thatâs marketed off the Aesthetic sometimes bothers me.......like they get the music, the clothing, the cars......and yet it always feels like something is missing
like,
vs
or even compare the early x files to the reboot
something is just lost with the crispness
someone in the tags said early spn vs new supernatural and tbh 100% yes !!
vs
I never realized how much I missed the grainy undersaturated filing ...... âgood lightingâ and sharpness strike again
Seasons 1-3 were shot on 35mm film
4-15 were all shot on digital cameras, a change that the network insisted on
Yeah the exact thing that changed is that all the old stuff was recorded on film and all the new stuff was recorded on digital media.
i was going to say the film thing and the someone brought up supernatural and i was like "nah" and then @aphony-cree out here dropping that bomb.... in *2005,* to *2008?* there was a show shooting on film???? god you guys MOST shows went though this transition in the 90s how the fuck was SPN on FILM
In the 2000s dramatic shows had a good shot of convincing networks to let them use film. The network still had film cameras theyâd bought and maybe hadnât gotten enough use out of before the switch to digital. Most dramas canât be shot entirely in the studio, they need to go on location, so it made sense to let them use the older cameras while the new expensive digital cameras stayed in the studio where they were safer
Supernatural wanted the 35mm film aesthetic and hated when they were forced to switch to digital
They just recently released a 4K version of Lord of the Rings and theyâre so Crisp. None of those soft fantasy vibes
one of my least favorite things about these 4k updates to films (especially ones that used actual film) is that they also go and try to do color correction. like thereâs a REASON that some scenes are heavily blue saturated. that wasnât purely an effect of using film, but also a choice during the editing process. color is just as important to a movie as anything else.
itâs the exact reason why the matrix was shot with blue heavily filtered out to give that greenish-gray appearance, which added to the feel for a grungey dystopian machine-ruled future. The 4k version of it still has that there for the most part, but you can tell they did some color correction too and it throws off the entire vibe.
not to mention 4k updates of older movies REALLY makes the CGI stand out in a bad way and often times reveals imperfections in makeup that they knew, at the time, wouldnât be noticed once everything was edited and it hit the big screens.
There's something a theatrical costumer told me about, the 10 foot rule. As long as the costume can pass muster from 10 feet away, it's good enough. Too sharp attention ruins the illusion.
Eyes full of determination, paws full of grass.
Capitalism only values nature by how it can be exploited.
Case in point.Â
People in my replies be like âbUt wHaT aBoUt fRuIt TrEes and CaMpInG GrOuNdSâ. Yes thatâs pretty much my point. Trees are only valuable if you can make money off them or hijack them for human activities, rather than because they literally sustain life on earth.
In capitalismâs eyes, everything is but a tool or resource to make profit. Workers and nature alike. A forest is not inherently âvaluableâ to a capitalist; individual people are treated as âhuman resourcesâ and labour for 8 - 13 hours per day, most days of their life, until theyâre physically too old to continue.
We will only attain a better world when nature and people become inherently valuable, rather than something to exploit.
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"Capitalism breeds innovation" girl there are only five websites left and they all look the same
Capitalism breeds innovation in that companies are innovative in coming up with new ways to make their products worse
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Well, remember that study with rats and the cocaine water?
When given a pleasant enrichment, opportunities to play and socialize, rats ignore the cocaine water.
In a barren environment with either too much or too little stimulation, and no socialization, rats seek out artificial stimulation.
Iâm not going to blame the internet, television, video games, or fast food. Addiction to these things - the constant need for that dopamine hit - is a symptom of our society.
The causes are multiple:
Inhuman built environments - sprawl suburbia, factory-like schools, office parks, malls, stroads, highways, dead-after-5pm âbusiness districtsâ, all dependent on being isolated from the world in your car. No variety, no landmarks, no centers, no gathering places, no mixing of uses, no continuity of human experience, just âpoint a to point b and to hell with whatâs in between.â
Car dependency - required to participate in society because of our inhuman built environments; youâre disconnected from your senses, sense of space and place, from other people. You need the car to go to work to pay for the car. If your car dies you can lose your job, you canât run errands or take the kids to school. Because of car dependency you start to get a kind of Stockholm Syndrome, disliking anything which might make your use of a car more difficult or costly (road diets, higher taxes to pay for transit, etc.)
Social stratification and isolation - a byproduct of suburbanization and car dependency. Everyone where you live is likely of the same racial groups, educational achievement and income level. And even though redlining is technically illegal now, this means a de facto segregation continues. You canât identify with people you never meet or see. If youâre part of the social outgroup, opportunities to meet people or do things are curtailed.
Itâs extremely limiting for people who canât, donât, or donât want to drive. Children, teens under 16, disabled folks and the elderly are shut out of participation in society because of car dependency, and if you choose not to drive for personal reasons, you have to pay more to live somewhere thatâs got good transit / walkable neighborhoods. That means a good 20-40 years of your life effectively forced to stay home.*
If your car / license is taken away as punishment, same deal.
Bad architecture. Cheap tilt-up big-box stores, blank walls for blocks (see: Jan Gehlâs scale of pedestrian interest); hostile shapes, inhuman scales, lack of decoration or richness of materials, everything driven down to minimize costs and increase disposability instead of building to last or thinking of a building having a life beyond its initial use; buildings as sculptures instead of good neighbors, monuments to ego instead of community, that flinch away from the street instead of engaging with it.
Late capitalism. I mean, if jobs were disappearing, university out of reach, health care a potential cause of bankruptcy, rent skyrocketing, wouldnât you be too stressed to do anything else? My first reaction is not âHey, let me escape this stress into an environment where my individuality is actively suppressed, I get yelled at all day, have to do chores, and get sent into active war zones with bombs and bullets whizzing towards me.â
Honestly, if you want to encourage people to go into public service, you have to create a society worth defending, where people feel that they have a real voice, that society has their back, and they have an investment in the outcomes. And in the case of soldiers, the circumspection not to put peopleâs lives at risk or to harm innocents for bad causes.