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i just do not seriously believe that you have a vested and politically sound interest in preventing sexual violence if your solution in any way relies on a criminal justice system so rife with sexual abuse that every usamerican over the age of 5 has heard and/or told a "don't drop the soap" joke
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SOMEHOW I became convinced that The Pitt took place in a post zombie apocalypse world where human populations were divided into heavily defended cells (one of which was former pittsburg) and that it was focused on the lives of the people trying to live as normally as possible in these isolated cells, specifically people trying to keep the hospital going. I sometimes saw clips from the pitt and thought it was weird that nobody ever talked about the zombies and all the illnesses were so normal and not apocalypse related. Anyway apparently that is not correct.

the finale still hasn't aired so choosing to watch the rest like 'this is already so stressful what are they going to do when the zombies show up...'
#love these asks so much I'm putting them in the tag#the pitt#the gimmick is that each episode is 1 real-time hour in the ER so the titles are '7-8 am' '8-9 am' etc. (much more my thing than zombies)#15 eps billed as realistic but actually melodrama (to the point of being stupid/eye roll-y. tv is so back)#so lots of medical gore and dying and people being upset- if that's not your thing do not watch
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in my restless dreams i still hear that voice 'team silent was established as a division of Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo or KCET in 1996-'
the bimonthly cctinsleybaxter.tumblr reminder that i'm obsessed with silent hill despite never having played the games
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the bimonthly cctinsleybaxter.tumblr reminder that i'm obsessed with silent hill despite never having played the games
#not in like a plato's cave fan way where all i know comes from other fans- i just did everything short of playing the games#i've watched playthroughs of the first two and uh. 50000 yt videos on the production history of the franchise#someday i will watch 3 i think i'm really going to like it
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When asked about how his music for Silent Hill strikes fear in players, Akira Yamaoka responded: “First and foremost is ‘irregularity.’ People are analog creatures… When things don’t happen as we expect, or when the rhythm breaks, we start to get very nervous… In short, I betray the user’s expectations.” In the game, as Yamaoka notes, individual loops of music contain irregular rhythms and sound events, most of which would defy accurate transcription with conventional Western notations for duration, pitch, and timbre. On a broader scale, however, several of the game’s tracks actually achieve an oppressive effect by repeating samples with unwavering regularity. Much of this music can be parsed into melodic and rhythmic cells lasting no longer than a few seconds each. These recycled noise fragments evoke a hellish labyrinth in which paths toward escape and resolution are persistently concealed or deferred.
Cheng, William, 'Monstrous Noise: Silent Hill and the Aesthetic Economies of Fear', in Carol Vernallis, Amy Herzog, and John Richardson (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Sound and Image in Digital Media, Oxford Handbooks (2013; online edn, Oxford Academic, 16 Dec. 2013)
#silent hill#https://dalena.github.io/art5001/supplements/The_Oxford_Handbook_of_Sound_and_Image_in_Digital_Media_(2013).pdf#^page 188 this was kind of all over the place but an interesting read- got some thoughts kicking#i do think it's funny that he starts in on hitchcock movies but doesn't mention their use of sound#and that amidst the tenuous laundry list of media no mention of twin peaks!
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The Annunciation (1785) by Francisco Goya
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thought autocomplete would take me to outlook dot com not realising id forgotten the T before i pressed enter. However was very much pleased at what it took me to instead. I think I don't want to see my emails now. I think I will stay with the oul.
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I often comment on how blockbusters seem to be relying on Z-tier hallmark movie screenwriters lately and I guess the reason for this is maybe that the minecraft movie was like a sort of Normandy landing for screenwriters
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have you listened to the podcast Malevolent? it's not strictly GOOD but it is often funny (it is intended to be a lovecraftiana noir set in the 1920s, and ostensibly a horror podcast) the production value is good and it's an entertaining show considering how limited the voice acting cast is. but mostly im asking because the protagonist seems like the kind of awful posh british guy who is insane that you enjoy
I haven't (iirc I lost interest in narrative fiction podcasts right around the time it premiered), but the way this ask ended is killing me.
#i'll think about it- those genres are pretty touch-and-go for me#but i've heard enough horror people with wildly different preferences say it's interesting and a fun listen so re-piquing(?) my curiosity#i recently listened to the just king things bonus ep where they read aickmann and cameron didn't care for him and his 'wormy despicable men#well i enjoy a worm#we must first and foremost remember peep show
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Lightbox - Jan Wessel , 2022.
Danish, b. 1952 -
Lightbox (walnut box, acrylic glass, LED-light) , 31 x 41 x 7 cm.
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White Cube Exhibition
"I wanted to transform the circle into something beautiful, not a symbol of punishment." Listen to the artist Howardena Pindell recall the profound childhood memory behind one of the most enduring motifs in her work – the circle. Visit Howardena’s solo exhibition ‘Deep Sea, Deep Space’ at White Cube Hong Kong until 8 January 2024.
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the local tenants union is raising money to get legal representation for members kidnapped by ice anything helps
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NEW JERSEY FOLK / TRAMP ART MINIATURE HOUSE / MODEL, two-piece form with a removable roof, of finely executed form with elaborately notch-carved stacked designs with sawtooth edge profiles, depicting a late-Victorian house with a cupola at the peak of the roof, a strange screen-covered lower foundation section, and a fenced surround with a hinged gate and stairs leading to the door.
Jeffrey Evans
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caught up on bobs burgers and i miss my family
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