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You realize this is a dream job for a sizable chunk of the population. Immured inside a big concrete cylinder & drip fed worm percocet so you can play Space Shipping Tycoon for 5,000 years in a row. There’s guys out there doing that for free right now
Can any dune book reader explain why anyone would choose to become a navigator in Dune?
In the world of Dune, navigators are barely human anymore. They spend years immersed in highly concentrated spice gas, causing their bodies to mutate severely until they resemble strange fish-like creatures. So, why would anyone accept such a terrible price?
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People will be like "I have such a bad memory" yet can recall every detail about the time you showed up to their wedding dressed as The Scorpion King
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Tearing down all the data centers and replacing them with Criterion Closets.
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That moment when you have to tell your kid the Flintstones died before Christ’s sacrifice and cannot enter God’s kingdom
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RIP to the mighty SANJULIAN.
The art world was blessed by your presence.
I was so inspired by his paintings as a kid, and they still thrill me with the feeling of adventure, of swords and of sorcery!
A legend.
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Even if I don't use ai, even if I never fucking touch it, I still have to live in its secondhand smoke and it pisses me off so fucking bad
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I was training a new dude yesterday and I said “god I’m so tired today” and he said “it’s from dragging that huge dick around” and I was like “hell yeah brother that’s what I’m talking about”
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I hate when people at work ask you what books you are reading for professional development. I am reading books to counteract the effects of being professionally developed. I am reading books that bring me back to being human
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Graveyard - Fever
Absolutely phenomenal heaviness from the blues/psych rock madmen of Gothenburg.
One of my favorite albums of the year, and it seems to be flying under everyone’s radar for some reason. Don’t sleep on this one!
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Sly And The Family Stone - Live At The Filmore East 1968
Another Third Man Vault up for grabs!
#69 nice.
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Carly Rae Jepsen - Day And Night
An ambitious and remarkable double album from Jepsen that proves her pop mettle twice over.
From dance pop bops to softer more introspective pieces, it’s as diverse as it is listenable.
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It’s funny how a blue check mark used to be how you knew it was the real person and now it’s more to signify that you’re reading tweets by the dumbest mother fuckers on the planet
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Gorillaz - The Mountain
A brilliant meditation on death, loss, and grief that carefully navigates the journey toward acceptance, healing, and homage.
Crazy that nine albums in, this project can still surprise us.
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The hardest Beavis and Butthead ever made me laugh was one where they're watching a music video set in front of the Egyptian pyramids and one of them says, "where the hell is this"
When this comes up I mostly think of this interview with Michael Ironside, when he asked Verhoeven point blank why he was making a right wing movie. avclub.com/michael-ironside-…
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ACID BATH RE-UP!!
We are fully stocked on Acid Bath, with When The Kite String Pops and Paegan Terrorism Tactics on vinyl and CD and the Demos album on CD.
Swing in and complete your collection, or hit the site and order for delivery.
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Has anyone viewed the incredible 1999 cult classic Ghost Dog: The Way of The Samurai lately? Personally I think we should all shut the fuck up and watch Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai....


































