Saw a storm was minutes away and ran outside way late at night to move my tomato plants to a safer spot.
I forgot to move my cilantro though... I hope it's okay. :(

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Saw a storm was minutes away and ran outside way late at night to move my tomato plants to a safer spot.
I forgot to move my cilantro though... I hope it's okay. :(
I'd be worried about parents accidentally taking their kids to see TADC in theaters only to be shocked it's super depressing and mature if not for the fact that the seats are being sold out everywhere.
Not saying there won't be kids in the theater (even though there shouldn't be, at least not young kids) but I think most people buying tickets for it right now know what they're getting into.
Okay yeah spoilers can suck (if I manage to see it early then tagging spoilers for like 3 weeks will suck) but people are acting like Glitch putting TADC in theaters before it's released in a format more available to the general public is some great betrayal and not like... how all theatrical releases work.
They want a theatrical release because obviously more money and also having an indie show release in theaters is an awesome achievement. But they can't put it in theaters at the same time as on Youtube and Netflix because then a bunch of people wouldn't go to the theater to see it early, which obviously theater companies wouldn't allow. Yes it digs into FOMO: All theatrical releases do. It's in the theaters for a short time so that, for a short time, you can go experience it in a way you normally can't.
Like... have a bunch of these people never followed a movie franchise before? Have they never had to avoid spoilers for MONTHS because the third movie in their favorite franchise ran in theaters for a month and then didn't hit shelves for four more? And if you live in certain countries there's a chance you wouldn't see it on shelves ever? I just don't get why people are acting like Glitch personally kicked their dog when this arrangement is FAR better than most, if not all other theatrical releases of ongoing franchises.
It's literally only two weeks. If accidentally seeing a few spoilers will somehow ruin the entire experience for you, skill issue honestly, then go where you won't see spoilers for a bit. Only follow people who tag spoilers, stay off of YouTube (or avoid looking at recommended videos), fuckinggg get through your book/movie/show/game backlog. Have some self control. Or find another way to see ep 9 early what who said that. Seriously, it's like you guys have never dealt with a new entry in a series coming out when you can't see it instantly before.
People need to put an "April Fools" warning in their video titles after April 1st. I nearly had a heart attack...
me watching "& juliet": they didn't even make her a lesbian
it really intrests me that he says kaoru is the very best type of girl. i wonder what he means by that?