For some reason, every episode had me expecting that and then it would turn out to be amazing.
Edit to add: every episode I actually said, “this one will veer too far into teen drama, and I’ll have to drop out” but somehow they’d pull it off. It was really great television
I don’t usually give up on books, and it’s been a long time so it’s foggy, but my impression was that it was trying too hard to be harry potter/Narnia but adult! And edgy! And I couldn’t stand Quentin or really any of the characters. I only know one other person that’s experienced both and he also gave up on the book series.
Sometimes I am curious to try the books again now, but the show is so good I’d rather just rewatch it!
Loved The Magicians! I didn’t even make it through the first book and I can’t remember what on Earth convinced me to watch the show, but I’m so glad I got on board!
My kitty had to be put down on the 20th and we’d tried so hard with meds to get her better, but it got worse quickly. She was 17 1/2 years old and I’ve been having such a hard time with it, but also feeling bad for being so down right now. I think this will also take me months and years, but your story helped. We’ve definitely been trying to love and pamper our other twerps : )
That is so cute! I was really excited the first time I tried to share some sashimi with my cat, but she turned her nose up at it
I miss seeing Slayer and Lamb of God every year
I watched Barry Lyndon and really didn’t care for it, plus I don’t mind long movies but it didn’t need to be 3 hours. I started reading the book and liked it a lot more- a lot of lines were lifted entirely verbatim, but there’s more to the character of Barry Lyndon in the book where at least he’s terrible in an interesting way. I don’t know who to blame for how he turned out in the movie, but he acted like a long-suffering hero that turned out to be terrible in every lazy way possible, just like the rest of the characters. It was exhausting.
I also saw the Killing and I liked it a lot. It might even be my favorite Kubrick movie but don’t kill me for saying that.
And I’ve seen the Mummy a few times before but never on the big screen and I never saw it when I was younger. I honestly just thought it was ok before, although I loved my boyfriend’s enthusiasm for it. But seeing it on the big screen with a bunch of people who love it (and some even seeing it for the first time) has converted me, it looked incredible and was so much fun!
I used to love a turkey and cheddar lunchable plus a red bull in college, good snack
There is a remind me bot, but it has to be enabled by each community I think
Why doesn’t chicken have a different name for the meat
For me, I’d have a hard time eating whole bugs because it’s all shell and little meat, and I imagine the texture to be off-putting. Also, I’ve kept crickets and they’re so stinky.
Aww Artie is so pretty! My baby turned 17 this summer, too, and still spry
Yay, thank you! I was sad to leave behind my reminders for the epoxy hot dog and that chunk of ham on a nail, but it’s nice to see this here
I love Nicolas Cage so much! It’s funny to see him so subdued, this looks like it’ll be really good
I like Bagheera’s hairstyle
Yes!! I haven’t thought about what my favorite animated movies are but this might be number one. I know it makes a difference having watched it when I was little but it just feels so immersive, like I’m moving through that space as the story unfolds around me.
I used to call one of my good friends Bernard instead of his real name, the joke was using some made up wrong name and that one stuck, but I didn’t realize until now why I liked that name : ) And we say Joaaannaaaaaa surprisingly often in our house
That’s fair, and I do remember it being explicitly discussed and still I wasn’t into it. But I am always curious to try it out again. Art hits differently at different times, after all