wish they leaned more into this uncanny and unnerving vibe, although season 2 is a strong start
frank black - shows up in town
everyone in town - you're our sheriff!
frank - no
townsfolk - okay sheriff
got lied to in the first episode, we got NIN and Rob Zombie
from then on out the diagetic music has been just terrible no-name stuff (as far as i can tell)
there's an episode that takes place at a club and given how people are dancing vs whats playing i can only assume a much worse song was substituted in post :/
call me a bene geserit the way I'm enduring this spice agony
so then, in person, it feels only a small step to "meet someone for the first time"
you've seen the room they call from, their pets, you might have garnered their food tastes, how they take their coffee and so on. the hurry that restricted international phone calls (due to cost) simply no longer exists
doubtless this is nothing new to anyone born post millennium, but its a noted change for me
what an age🥰
it seems a peculiarity of this current era.
I'm older than google 😮 and the tools (and infrastructure) to video call*, so i remember only knowing someone from phone calls and letters. it was qualitatively different.
now i can speak to someone at any distance, see their facial expressions and so on - you get to know someone a lot more than before you actually are close enough to touch
*have to remember to call it a Vidcall from now on, because CYBER
sometimes you know someone for years but only from afar, then you go visit them for six days and it's just a seamless transition to being in the same room as them , its been a good week 🥰
cool , maybe we could operate some other european countries tram system ?????
https://www.thejournal.ie/ireland-sovereign-wealth-fund-norway-saudi-arabia-6064621-May2023/
by comparision, if we saw an irish kitchen without a kettle, that would be a conspicuous absence
im just going to say the phrase "protestants put their toasters in the press" and see how that affects anyone outside this island
you can spend a lot of care when translating https://www.korea.net/NewsFocus/Culture/view?articleId=171974
but there are some cultural resonances that just wont necessarily *land* for most people
would you spot something weird in a film set in Ireland if someone visited someone's home and wasn't offered a drink near instantly and insistently
(tea or coffee, we dont hand people glasses of gin the second they come in the door)
its something i've been mulling over a while
Im using this as a hypothetical comparison -
Japanese film - character goes to someone elses house, they go to take off their shoes but there are no slippers provided at the door , would this communicate (i am asking) something about the nature of the home owner . perhaps someone who doesnt have/want guests
I could have seen that above scene *in actual films and anime* and just never noticed at all
first time I played soul calibur I realised mitsurugi is based on miyomoto musashi (because a guy i knew hyped up the book of five rings, which is hilarious at points but not exactly a font of wisdom)
watching Lady Snowblood just now I see Setsuka is based on the titular character
its weird how sometimes v obvious references will just pass me by but the slightly more obscure* wont
*p sure if you were raised in japan you'd just know both of the above, but perhaps not Siegfried? idk
having spent the day circumnavigating adobes online activation for a friend (unable to use an external mouse or keyboard because the damn thing only takes USB-C) my hand *hurt* , like, I wear compression gloves, use a wrist support , ergo mouse, mechanical keyboard, light touch midi keys SPECIFICALLY because years On The Computer have really fucked up my hands/wrists (not to mention some genetic shit I have to deal with)
I utterly loathe macs
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