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[chemicaljacketslut]

high thinkin about things i like so sorry but i Must blog. i Neeeeeed you guys to watch closet monster it is so underappreciated. it’s one of those movies where the girls who get it get it but oh my goddd That One Scene is cinematic perfection holy shit okay i’m thinking about it too much now. anyway. let me give you the rundown of what this movie is. basically this kid witnesses a hate crime and when he grows up into a teen (very into sfx makeup and photography trying to get into college programs for it) he is gay he is repressed he has daddy issues he has mommy issues he’s got it all. and then there’s this new guy at his work he falls for obviously and the whole movie is just about sexuality drama and friend drama and parental drama and him kind of coming of age i guess and also he has a pet hamster that he imagines talking to him and is his little hamster bestie. just ignore his best friend because i’m sorry but her acting is very very cringey most of the time but everything else about the movie fucks. the rod symbolism fucks. neon lights party scenes are for gay people ONLY. the high at work scene. the closet scene. the party vomit scene. the water kiss scene. That One Scene. you guyssss it’s so good pleek. here is the poster to perhaps entice you

[ceabu]

yes i went to art school

no i dont know how to draw bodies

[pickypikachu]

Actually, on Macbooks, rar and zip files are different and open differently, the compression does matter. I can't open rar on my Mac but I can open zip just fine with an extractor. That could be the issue they are having, honestly.

.rar and .zip are different on Windows too, my laptop can’t open .rar without Winrar which doesn’t come standard when you buy a pc. 

What I’m saying is the filetype (.rar or .zip) has no effect on the things inside the file. The .package file which contains all the TS4 data will come out the same when decompressed regardless of whether it was in a .rar or a .zip. 

They are different in the sense that their compression methods are different, but the end result is the same. To open a .rar on Mac you just need a different utility. I have been told Unarchiver is the best option for Mac users who want to open .rar with no hassle.  

Here is an analogy, if I have two different suit cases, different shapes and sizes, and then I put one apple in each of them, take the suit cases somewhere, and open them up again, the apples inside will be as they were in the beginning when you take them out of the suitcases regardless of the fact that they were different shapes or sizes. Rar and Zip are suitcases for other files. 

Besides all of that! The original anon has not come back to me with any other information, and they never even mentioned whether they were mac or pc so all of this is moot point anywayzzzzzzzzzz

All they said was they couldn’t find the septum rings.