I’ll start watching as soon as Netherland vs Ukraine Real Football™ match is over. The last guy reminded me of this scene:

Hot Fuzz (4/10) Movie CLIP - Sea Mine (2007) HD

@silky said in House of the Dragon - GOT prequel:

@kilemall said in House of the Dragon - GOT prequel:

@silky said in House of the Dragon - GOT prequel:

@gators1 The titties did provide some important plot points that I researched quite earnestly, I will admit that

Plot points, such a dirty Brit.

You can never understand the level of repression going on in our minds. Be grateful for that

Ya well, then there is the Japanese that take that repression level and roll up the repression toothpaste tube until it’s all squishy out there in the form of various pervert entertainments.

Brits are just second level repressed, and you can take offense or succor from that fact.
Likely both.

@Blanks Yeah, that’s why I mentioned vegans. The mindset is almost the same for some of them.

https://www.thegamer.com/gina-carano-the-mandalorian-don-cheadle/

@Gators1 said in The Expanse:

The ship that disappeared in red shit was the last one through the gate

Ok, I missed that detail.

Essentially though when a bunch of ships all go through the gates in a short period of time, the energy generated pisses off the red guys and a ship might disappear.

And it’s a random occurrence. Thanks.

The rest I got just fine, including the blue glow in the alien space station at the very end.

olde series is olde, but entertaining, in a vaguely “Twin Peaks” sort of way.

i would watch it again.

Do people run as fast as a leopard all the time in the series?

Holy shit, the consumption of drugs when they wrote the script had to be huge. Finished season 1.

They are also make a black Apollo 13.

I’m smarter than most of you and wouldn’t watch such a shitty show

@Pakoon said in The Salisbury Poisonings:

Pretty good series from the BBC. A bit surprising for me was the actual scale of operations the whole case demanded and the series does not even tell about the spy/criminal hunt at all. I knew it must have been quite large, as, in these types of incidents, it’s not common to leave stones unturned, but still.
Makes you even more pissed off about Putin and his crime syndicate, though.

The Salisbury Poisonings (TV Series 2020) - IMDb The Salisbury Poisonings (TV Series 2020) - IMDb

The Salisbury Poisonings: With Rafe Spall, Anne-Marie Duff, Judah Cousin, Annabel Scholey. Three episode, fact based drama from the BBC, about the 2018 Novichok poisoning crisis in the city of Salisbury.

Why do you speak of you and your crime syndicate in the third person? Does it have subtitles? That British accent is horrible.

Scarves and polishing creams? Typewriter?

Huh

thats racis

@Lithu said in Tank Biathlon:

@rote7 said in Tank Biathlon:

@Zeppelin said in Tank Biathlon:

I’m not sure if the English translation is accurate, but the announcers talk a lot of shit and stroke the Russians biggly

Yeah, no capitalist announcer would ever talk shit and praise their own over the top. That’s why I love to watch american documentaries about the best bombers/tanks/fighter planes in the world. They are just so calm and factually accurate.

You are clearly in denial about da P51 winning da war!

I thought denial is a river.

I saw the first episode, and it had its moments (like the scene with the other services shitting on the Coast Guard), and it was nice to see Steve Carrel play a character straight, rather than as some over the top personality… but the series in general feels like it’s going to be a miss.

@silky said in World on Fire:

@rote7 said in World on Fire:

@silky said in World on Fire:

I vaguely remember that movie being mostly shit

Say what?

That road trip euro movie. I think the most amusing thing was an Italian character with a catch phrase

The best part was the German chicks knockers

@Kilemall said in Into the night:

Subtitled is definitely the subtle way to go.

@Kilemall said in Waco:

@oyaji said in Waco:

I am hopeful that one day soon restrictions on distilled spirits will be relaxed as they have been for farm wineries and craft breweries. The history of regulation, taxation, and prohibition only whetted the appetites of states and government agencies for power and corruption and will be difficult to dislodge, however. Respponsible as they are collectively for the misery they have inflicted on small operators (particularly so-called “heritage” distillers), their activities need to be curtailed.

Come to think of it, that goes for a lot more law enforcement than just on alcohol regulation.

<Shrug> it was always about the money and power, from George Washington and the Whiskey Tax on.

Whiskey Rebellion - Wikipedia Whiskey Rebellion - Wikipedia

You know what Jeferson had to say about rebellion?

Thomas Jefferson was serving as ambassador to France at the time and refused to be alarmed by Shays’ Rebellion. He argued in a letter to James Madison on January 30, 1787 that occasional rebellion serves to preserve freedoms. “The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure.”

Nice views, will watch a few more. Here is the german version of that series

Deutschland von Oben 1.2.3.4