Every Resident Evil game be like;
"The Grand Monarch virus is the next step in human evolution! I have created a living God!"
And it immediately eats shit and dies to like a $2500 conventional explosive device.
Every Resident Evil game be like;
"The Grand Monarch virus is the next step in human evolution! I have created a living God!"
And it immediately eats shit and dies to like a $2500 conventional explosive device.
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I bought a theremin.
Weren't they nicknamed like Freds or something?
Theatre Corpse now has a youtube channel!
Check out this lil looping animation I did for one of our new songs:
youtu.be/_OPZUJjN5E4?...
I am now extra stoked for this.
Legit my favorite podcast
Following you for this
Edmonton folk! My band is playing a show this friday, if you want to see me play the theremin check it out!
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I dunno, that was actually funny somehow.
This is extremely cool
Not a Tom Clancy fan but I would still do crimes for a legit new Splinter Cell.
I fall into this category but I got way more creative ways to kill myself than in a car that sucks.
Dude with a Willy Wonka picture has some opinions.
Hello fellow Ace Combat Appreciator.
living in a world where the only two jobs are βgamblingβ and βmurderβ isnβt nearly as cool as Cowboy Bebop made it out to be
He is a beautiful ham
They have like a diagram on the box that shows you where the chocolates are, Forest Gump was a fucking idiot.
I deeply distrust anyone who read Neuromancer and said outloud "Ya I can do this."
Subjectively, Disco Elysium.
My sister and I made it to Ada's story but I dont think we actually finished it? Just quit right at the finish line.
I might have fucked up doing my first run on hard/lost in the mists. Got some anxiety lol
Was it Behind The Bastard?
Hell yeah
He has to be joking, right?
And Scott, out of all of them.
Fuck yeah
People capable of loving some paintings or etchings or whatever can rarely do this without knowing something about the art-ist. Again, the situation is social rather than scientific. Any work of art is one halt of a conversation between two human beings, and it helps a lot to know who is talking at you. Does he or she have a reputation for seriousness, for sincerity? There are virtually no beloved or respected paintings made by persons of whom we know nothing. We can even surmise a lot about the lives of whoever did the paintings in the caves underneath Lascaux, France. So I dare to suggest that no picture can attract serious attention without a human being attached to it in the viewer's mind. If you are unwilling to attach your name to your pictures, and to say why you hope others might find them rewarding to look at, there goes the ballgame right there. Pictures are famous for their human-ness and not their picture-ness. There is also the matter of craftsmanship. Real picture lovers like to "play along," so to speak, to look closely at the surface to see how the illusion was created by nothing but an unusual human being, with hands and eyes. If you are unwilling to say how you made your pictures, there goes the ballgame a second time. Good luck, and love as always K
Kurt Vonnegutβs definition of what makes something βartβ is one of my favorites Iβve seen - from a letter to his brother in 1995.
This look lands! Dig it.
Its good to see your art again
My friend used to work there! Its legit.