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ButIAmYourDaughter |2 pointswritten 1 day ago ago
Just another reminder that all politics are local.
We don't have so much a collection of states as we do counties.
ButIAmYourDaughter |443 pointswritten 1 day ago ago
First stop on the way to a permanent ban. Couldn't happen to a nicer tinfoil hat.
a snowy intersection in akita, japan
ButIAmYourDaughter |1 pointwritten 1 day ago ago
H1 H4 H5 1/6 scale figures Trick or Treat Studios. Badass.
H4 Michael wishes he had that waistline!
Gun Media it may be working on Michael Myers' game | Halloween The Game
A lot of people did.
As usual critics and naysayers have the tendency to confuse their hate with universal hate.
Gun Media working with Kane Hodder on a New Licensed Horror Game: Halloween The Game Confirmed?
I just started playing it recently. Yeah having to rely on P2P sucks, but the actual game itself actually is pretty good. It's obviously made by a team with a ton of love for the property. The whole Friday concept itself is pretty limited, so I'm not sure what kind of game fans were expecting.
Finally (if it's true)! I'm shocked that Halloween hasn't had a major game release since the Atari.
Unfortunate licensing issues aside, there was a lot of love and work poured into the most recent Friday the 13th game. I don't think that same approach would work for Halloween though.
She wouldn't be my bae anymore lol.
I've been in the same relationship for 20 years and my wife, who I've shown all but HR to, still confused Michael with Jason.
Not a big fan of the movie, but Annie's death scene was very sad. Props to everyone who put that scene together.
I think it's the best Halloween follow up, bested only by the original Halloween.
It's the most emotionally gut wrenching kill of the entire franchise for me. Not only perfectly executed from a filmmaking perspective, but it's super meta for Halloween franchise fans with a built in affection for the actress. It just works.
A local Irish/Scottish territorial feud
You clever bastard.
Friday was a good day.
It's still Christmas season for me (I celebrate until Candlemas on Feb 2).
I envy you. I really, really want some snow before it's all over.
How often did white people say the n word in the 70s and 80s?
I've experienced racism, but nobody has ever called me a nigger to my face (save one ignorant acquaintance who thought he could call me his "nigga", which I quickly shut down).
But my experience isn't remotely universal. I grew up in a majority Black county that was mostly middle to upper middle class. And then I moved to a very liberal city.
But my experience is hardly universal. Others I know, my age and even younger, have had very different experiences.
Their experiences aren't invalidated because they don't line up with mine.
Same with you. Forget about me, other white people disagree with you. There is actually a poster in THIS thread who grew up saying it, because it was normalized in his family. A few of my best friends on planet earth are white, and they have some racist family members that causally say it.
I'm not living a universal Black experience. I have no secret super power to tell you what every person of African decent is saying behind closed doors. Somehow I doubt you have that super power either.
This song popped in my mind the other day I don't think I've heard it since it was on the radio
ButIAmYourDaughter |2 pointswritten 2 days ago ago
This was ubiquitous on the radio back in freshman year.
Haven't heard it in decades and I still remember it so clearly.
Debbie Gibson or Tiffany?
Janet Jackson.
Obviously it's not a false one since other people, including those in this thread, attest otherwise.
Perhaps your parent didn't run around calling us niggers left and right. Doesn't mean that's a universal experience.
Does anyone remember this song? Eddie Murphy and Michael Jackson duet
Yep. Dropped during middle school, I think. Found if weird then and time hasn't corrected that impression.
What 10 albums influenced you the most during your teen years?
In no particular order (and more than 10):
"The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" - Lauryn Hill
"The Velvet Rope" - Janet Jackson
"Life After Death" - The Notorious B.I.G.
"Baduzim" - Erykah Badu
"Secrets" - Toni Braxton
"II" - Boy II Men
"Butterfly" - Mariah Carey
"Love Jones: The Music" - Various Artists
"Never Say Never" - Brandy
"Whatcha Lookin' 4" - Kirk Franklin
"Jagged Little Pill" - Alanis Morissette
"My Way" - Usher
Me in 1993 before attending a 4-year college in NYC with full-time tuition of $1,950
ButIAmYourDaughter |1 pointwritten 2 days ago ago
Woah. I was in community college in 1999, and mine was about 75 a credit, before you added fees, and that was considered cheap.
I can't even fathom paying 23 bucks a credit even back than.
Lucky Gen Xer with reasonable college tuition. Of everything, that is what I'm most jealous of with Gen Xers. College was still reasonable.
Ummm, I wish. I went to school in NYC. Tuition + R&B was 43k a year.
Hell my first school was a cheap community college in MD and it cost more than $1,950 a year.
Radical, dudes!
I can't ever imagine moving back to MD. I've felt at home in NYC from the first time I visited while on a middle school trip back in the 90s. Something clicked on in me from the moment I first saw the skyline as you round the corner from 495 into the Lincoln Tunnel. And it hasn't ever clicked off.
But DC is still one of my favorite cities and MD will always be in my heart. I grew up in the suburbs near the city, but my mom grew up in rural MD, on the eastern shore, and I love it there too. I have a ton of fam who live there still.
Exactly. I saw very few of the elderly storming the castle.
I still love NYC. One of my favorite pastimes is to take long speed walks (8-12 miles) through Brooklyn. I've walked almost every inch of Bay Ridge and the Shore Road promenade. Our church was also in Bay Ridge. If we ever get to the point of being able to own property here, Bay Ridge is in our top 3.
Also funny that you and me switched. I grew up in Maryland. Most of my family is still there.
Dina Becker is perhaps the greatest supporting character ever in the Facts of Life, as Blair Warner's snobby friend. She was also Kimberly Drummond's friend Michelle in Diff'rent Strokes. Her real name is Dana Kimmel. But she's Dina Becker to me. The FOL episode is called "New York, New York."
I watched FOL as a kid but not enough to recall any of the supporting characters.
But I was big horror fan as a little kid. And for me Dana Kimmel is Chris Higgins from Friday the 13th: Part 3. That was one of my favorite Friday movies back then and Dana was one of the most beautiful women I'd ever seen.