Replying to @Srirachachau
Always weird when I’d turn on the TV to watch Saved by the Bell and get a weird prequel series of Zach Morris in junior high.
Replying to @eventualforever
Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome
Replying to @ZachWeiner
The Manhattan Projects: what if all the scientists were mad and evil?
Replying to @tauriqmoosa
Pentiment does something similar; the day is divided up by monastic canonical hours, and you can only choose to do so many different things in each period. Makes for a fun replay when you make completely different choices.
Replying to @rumcoat @BenjaminCrew1
Real Clark Kent/Superman thing going on with his performance.
Replying to @TalesofKaimere
Busted out my old Zoobooks
Replying to @alexriesart
Techbros asking how to control their employees after the apocalypse could try just being Hank Scorpio and earning their love but they can't because they want their employees to be dead.
Replying to @cmkosemen
Made me remember Pagoo, a book I’ve had since I was a kid.
Replying to @LiamXVX @pulpy_fiction
Except when you’re the guy who pays the rent.
Replying to @LiamXVX @pulpy_fiction
The dream: Empire Records. The reality: High Fidelity
Replying to @Srirachachau
John Candy wasn’t singing the Jetsons theme song on that bus, I’ll tell you that for sure.
Replying to @SMBCComics
This reminds me of the Shovel Leaners union from Steel Beach by John Varley. A bunch of guys in a post scarcity future who go watch robots on construction sites, and shoot the shit all day while leaning on ceremonial shovels
Replying to @UweBollocks
Also, realizing he’s holding a bottle of whiskey: “am I drinking? I don’t feel drunk”.
Replying to @Srirachachau @bigsnugga
I really want to see DeVito deliver the Poseidon’s curse monologue now.
Replying to @cmkosemen
Nice! I just bought a copy of All Tomorrows at Borderlands Books while on holiday in San Francisco.
Replying to @TheAlexSylvian
Can’t wait for the scene when Matt Damon mogs the 20th century classics professor.













