MrGG
@MrGG@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Carb Party! 4 weeks ago:
Neat! That address / intersection is a five minute walk from me! Thanks for pointing it out, I wouldn’t have noticed it otherwise (with the ad being so absurd)
- Comment on favourite drink 5 months ago:
Soju is waaaay too easy to drink
- Comment on I know it's one of you guys 11 months ago:
He’d end up disappointed that her pussy doesn’t bubble during sex, anyway.
- Comment on I know it's one of you guys 11 months ago:
This is the kind of wholesome informative content I come to Lemmy for. Thank you for your service, sir!
Actually, wait, I have a question. How did your ball-hair feel aftwards? Did it help with testicular split ends?
- Comment on When a stranger ties their dog to your bike. 1 year ago:
Honestly that’s even better. Ugly dogs need extra love. But I’m sure the by-law accounts for that. I’m no dog lawyer!
- Comment on When a stranger ties their dog to your bike. 1 year ago:
Is this Toronto? This looks a lot like Toronto. If you’re from Toronto you should know that there is a city by-law that states if a cute dog is tied to your bike and you take a picture of it and submit it to Lemmy that you then legally get to keep the dog. Just FYI.
- Comment on Martin Scorsese urges filmmakers to fight comic book movie culture: ‘We’ve got to save cinema’ 1 year ago:
Hah. From your perspective sure, I’ll give you that. I don’t think subjective or objective “quality” is the sole criteria when comparing cinema, especially in this context where the article is talking about comic book movies versus the rest of cinema, but I am running on 4 hours of sleep so I wasn’t as clear I could have been, sorry. In this context, from my perspective, they are inherently comparable since they are in the same genre. I think we may also have slightly different applications of “comparable” here — maybe a regional language thing?
For the record I think the couple of Marvel movies I’ve seen have been vapid wastes of time that could have possibly been
writtenengineered by LLMs for maximum returns on investment. So I think we’re of a similar opinion and probably on the same side here. I still think mentioning Nolan in this context is hilariously hypocritical given he made some of the biggest comic book movies ever. I get the intent behind evoking Nolan’s quality filmmaking, still funny to me regardless.That said… Your messages come across as quite antagonistic. Why is that? I mean this quite sincerely: are you doing okay? It takes so much energy to be sour all of the time — I know from experience. Feel free to message me on here if you want to shoot the shit.
-Mr Giggity
- Comment on Martin Scorsese urges filmmakers to fight comic book movie culture: ‘We’ve got to save cinema’ 1 year ago:
They are literally comparable as they are both in the same genre this article is about. You realise Batman is a comic book character, and that the article is about comic book movies, yeah? I said nothing about the quality between the two.
- Comment on Martin Scorsese urges filmmakers to fight comic book movie culture: ‘We’ve got to save cinema’ 1 year ago:
It’s kind of amusing that he mentioned Christopher Nolan as a possible ally in his grassroots campaign of filmmakers extolling the virtues of cinema. Christopher Nolan who made a massive comic book movie trilogy. That Christopher Nolan?
- Comment on Rick and Morty | Season 7 Official Trailer | adult swim 1 year ago:
Damn, the replacement voice actors are pretty good. I would’ve assumed that was Justin.
- Comment on Intel-linked UK official pushing censorship of Russell Brand 1 year ago:
a) isn’t this nutbar still on YouTube, and thus not censored?
b) you shouldn’t be able to profit from spreading disinformation
c) laws regarding free speech / freedom of expression do not apply to private corporations such as Youtube
d) the timing of this is trying to imply Brand being demonitised and the recent sex pest allegations are both orchestrated by the UK government
e) this article seems just as nutty as Brand
Fuck the UK government, but also fuck Russell Brand.