The Infinite Thread Part 1
There’s been a thought knocking around the back of my head that I should bring back the forums, but comments on MCS are so low velocity that having an entire section just for forums seems like over kill. I think I’m going to steal an idea from freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/ and just make a single post where everyone can comment whatever nonsense comes to their mind and even add images (I think? someone other than me should test this out on this post). I’ll close the old one and open a new one when it gets to a certain number (TBD) of comments.
So the goal is to just comment and talk about whatever the fuck you want to talk about here. I’ll start it off with a comment about a new website that I launched over lunch.
New year, same me
Tags:Forum Fodder, Happy New Year, Humor
Madison Beer
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[OC] I’m a courtroom sketch artist. Here’s my rendition of Luigi Mangione and defense counsel.
Tags:Art, Eat The Rich, Politics, Sexy
Thank You!
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Batman: Caped Crusader HD Wallpaper
“Star Trek: Defiant #22” Preview
Tags:Comic Books, Star Trek
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President Biden Signs Bill Placing Women’s Suffrage National Monument on the National Mall
Tags:Awesome Things, Politics
Cyclist
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“Memories” Review
Tags:Movie Posters, Movie Reviews, Movies
TikTok hit me with the bomber short from this anthology and it seemed interesting enough to watch and I really did not expect the other two shorts to be as emotionally intense as they were. There’s subtitles, but it’s worth your time if you enjoy watching spaceship horror, mysterious political allegories, or darkly humorous genocide stories.
“Superman & Lois” Season 4 Review
This show obviously has to get out of the way of the upcoming Superman movie (which the first trailer looked about as good as this tv show was in the first season) and they did justice to the characters and their storylines and wrapped everything up as neatly as I could hope for. My one big complaint is that for the vast majority of his screen time, Lex Luthor had a full head of hair and a goofy beard, so it was difficult to wrap my head around who he was and how he was acting with how I expected him to be. That’s a small complain though in consideration of how well Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch played off each other.