My schoolmates said that too.
This board is very slow
Why?
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But I have to inform you there are minor SPOILERS.
Damn this film is so retarded it is funny.
It is well made and interesting to watch as action film. But plot holes are so dumb it stops making any sense. It is like bioshock infinite game but more confusing. Sometimes I don't understand in which timeline they are. At first they move backwards and later they use those portal like time machine and simply go back in time.
And then you realize backward timeline is silly if you can simply just go back in time.
Moreover, they use gas masks to breath in different timeline and then they just stop using masks. The twilight guy who was inverted in the end simply behaves and speaks properly and stops using mask. Also where does the debeky go in the end? Back in to her timeline? And how come phones works in different time periods? Are they advanced phones from future?
It would be nice film but over9000 plot holes with time travel ruin it. Still would advice to watch.
I think I should invent a new subculture. I like a couple of them, but they all have things I really don't like.
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Things I like about Neofolk:
- the look
- return to local traditions and diy instead of globalized mass produced stuff
- interest in non- or pre-christian religions
- outdoors
- folk music
Things I dislike about Neofolk:
- the look when it's just LARPing as Nazis
- being Nazi
- the fanbase largely being Nazis
Good book so far. Certain passages are a bit vague without understanding certain political names or areas of Rossiya, but it's got me hooked in like a tapeworm latched onto the large intestines of a Cambodian pauper.
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I want a body like this and a gf like that.
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A little late to the game but I’m having a blast watching Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. Black science man is good, but take note I never saw the original with Sagan.
What does Bernd think? It’s fully watchable on Disney+
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This book is good
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What about a book general? What are other Bernds reading?
Me, I just finished Odyssey. Kind of ashamed to say I left it for this late in my life, but better late than never is more true here than ever. The translator I chose (Fitzgerald) really made me feel like I was experiencing the authentic Homer. I love this passage in particular.
ATM I'm also reading Arrian's Anabasis Alexandri, which has not been particularly captivating so far. He does provide a lot of technical detail in military affairs. I read all of Plato's essentials while finishing my readings about the internecine Greek wars before Alexander. I still want to read some of his other dialogues, but for now I'm keen to move on to Aristotle to accompany the Hellenistic age, mainly the Ethics.
I successfully relapsed during yesterday's evening on a kg of poppy seed tea. After my second wash, I chain smoked most of my tobacco and kept nodding out all over the place.
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