On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it were better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so fucked.
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On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it were
better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely the LAST
time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how much of MY shit they've had to endure.
On 2018-08-13, The White Lady <me@privacy.net> wrote:
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On 2018-08-13, The White Lady <me@privacy.net> wrote:
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On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so
fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that
it were better that the mechanical picture box had never been
invented.
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely the
LAST time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how much of
MY shit they've had to endure.
The novel came recommended on a website dedicated to the Goth
subculture. I believe the author has written a subsequent novel
with a similar theme.
They sound similar in some respects to Nick Sagan's 'Idlewild'.
It just reminded me how good The Matrix was. I really didn't
understand why or how these kids got to be so obsessed with the 80s.
Was that from the book or just a cheap marketing trick?
I haven't yet read the novel but from what I understand of it, the competition to inherit the system requires knowledge of 1980s popular culture. It sounds as though it wasn't dealt with very well in the
film.
On 2018-08-13, The White Lady <me@privacy.net> wrote:
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On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so
fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it
were better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely the
LAST time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how much of
MY shit they've had to endure.
The novel came recommended on a website dedicated to the Goth
subculture. I believe the author has written a subsequent novel with
a similar theme.
They sound similar in some respects to Nick Sagan's 'Idlewild'.
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On 2018-08-13, The White Lady <me@privacy.net> wrote:
Incubus <incubus9536612@gmail.com> wrote in news:pkrhh4$t2o$2@dont-
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On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so
fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it
were better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely the
LAST time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how much of
MY shit they've had to endure.
The novel came recommended on a website dedicated to the Goth
subculture. I believe the author has written a subsequent novel with
a similar theme.
They sound similar in some respects to Nick Sagan's 'Idlewild'.
It just reminded me how good The Matrix was. I really didn't understand
why or how these kids got to be so obsessed with the 80s. Was that from
the book or just a cheap marketing trick?
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely the LAST
time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how much of MY shit they've had to endure.
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so fucked.
It just reminded me how good The Matrix was. I really didn't understand
why or how these kids got to be so obsessed with the 80s. Was that from
the book or just a cheap marketing trick?
On 13/08/2018 11:24, The White Lady wrote:
It just reminded me how good The Matrix was. I really didn't understand
why or how these kids got to be so obsessed with the 80s. Was that from
the book or just a cheap marketing trick?
the 80 was the best decade so there! - 7 in 1980 and lived through all
the fun before adulthood came in the 90s.
The novel came recommended on a website dedicated to the Goth subculture.
They sound similar in some respects to Nick Sagan's 'Idlewild'.
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On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is so >>>>>>> fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that
it were better that the mechanical picture box had never been
invented.
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely the
LAST time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how much of
MY shit they've had to endure.
The novel came recommended on a website dedicated to the Goth
subculture. I believe the author has written a subsequent novel
with a similar theme.
They sound similar in some respects to Nick Sagan's 'Idlewild'.
It just reminded me how good The Matrix was. I really didn't
understand why or how these kids got to be so obsessed with the 80s.
Was that from the book or just a cheap marketing trick?
I haven't yet read the novel but from what I understand of it, the
competition to inherit the system requires knowledge of 1980s popular
culture. It sounds as though it wasn't dealt with very well in the
film.
Right. Thank you for replying.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it were better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
I've only just noticed Netflix's recommendation action is technically correct. "Because you watched BATTLE LA you might watch this". No
mention of liking anything.
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On 2018-08-13, The White Lady <me@privacy.net> wrote:
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On 2018-08-13, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
If aliens ever discover distributed networking this planet is
so fucked.
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling
that it were better that the mechanical picture box had never
been invented.
It's got to be better than Ready Player One. That is absolutely
the LAST time anybody else gets a chance to pick, no matter how
much of MY shit they've had to endure.
The novel came recommended on a website dedicated to the Goth
subculture. I believe the author has written a subsequent novel
with a similar theme.
They sound similar in some respects to Nick Sagan's 'Idlewild'.
It just reminded me how good The Matrix was. I really didn't
understand why or how these kids got to be so obsessed with the
80s. Was that from the book or just a cheap marketing trick?
I haven't yet read the novel but from what I understand of it, the
competition to inherit the system requires knowledge of 1980s
popular culture. It sounds as though it wasn't dealt with very well
in the film.
Right. Thank you for replying.
The inventor of the game and the system was obsessed with all things
80s and incorporated them into his game and the puzzles therein.
Because he made it part of his VR platform, presumably most people who
used the system were by default immersed in 80s nostalgia.
I didn't *hate* this movie, but I'm glad I didn't pay to see it in a
theater. It's a children's movie, and not a very good one. Simple, predictable, and at least half an hour too long.
You realise they are basically calling you A CUNT.
On Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 3:41:22 PM UTC+10, The White Lady wrote:
You realise they are basically calling you A CUNT.
Well, it is renown for its accuracy.
Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote in news:30c4c8a1-4ac8-4e0a-b2a6- 1c4ff9a122d2@googlegroups.com:
On Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 3:41:22 PM UTC+10, The White Lady
wrote:
You realise they are basically calling you A CUNT.
Well, it is renown for its accuracy.
It's given me a few good ones this week actually. LOVING VINCENT and A
GHOST STORY, both of which I've been wanting to see but not enough to
pay for or go to the trouble of nigelling. CHRISTINE and TAXI DRIVER - neither of which I ever get bored of watching.
It's given me a few good ones this week actually. LOVING VINCENT and A
GHOST STORY, both of which I've been wanting to see but not enough to
pay for or go to the trouble of nigelling. CHRISTINE and TAXI DRIVER - neither of which I ever get bored of watching. It's also sent LOADS of
old comedy shows my way.
Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote in news:30c4c8a1-4ac8-4e0a-b2a6- 1c4ff9a122d2@googlegroups.com:
On Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 3:41:22 PM UTC+10, The White Lady wrote: >>>
You realise they are basically calling you A CUNT.
Well, it is renown for its accuracy.
It's given me a few good ones this week actually. LOVING VINCENT and A
GHOST STORY, both of which I've been wanting to see but not enough to pay
for or go to the trouble of nigelling. CHRISTINE and TAXI DRIVER - neither
of which I ever get bored of watching. It's also sent LOADS of old comedy shows my way.
On Monday, August 13, 2018 at 7:03:33 PM UTC+10, Incubus wrote:Even
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it were
better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
I watched another one of these last night (Netflix's EXTINCTION) which tries (and fails) to be a thinking person's version of the alien invasion film.
has Michael Peña playing the same role as in BLA.
Another thing aliens have never invented is bombs.
I've only just noticed Netflix's recommendation action is technicallycorrect.
"Because you watched BATTLE LA you might watch this". No mention of liking anything.
On Fri, 17 Aug 2018 07:43:56 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
It's given me a few good ones this week actually. LOVING VINCENT and A
GHOST STORY, both of which I've been wanting to see but not enough to
pay for or go to the trouble of nigelling. CHRISTINE and TAXI DRIVER -
neither of which I ever get bored of watching. It's also sent LOADS of
old comedy shows my way.
I found A GHOST STORY to be tedious drivel.
There are a number of decent films on Netflix - If they are still on
there, I would recommend the two Isaac Esban films, THE SIMILARS and THE INCIDENT (the reason I subscribed to Netflix in the first place).
On 2018-08-15, Jared <bijgh@hotmail.com> wrote:
On Monday, August 13, 2018 at 7:03:33 PM UTC+10, Incubus wrote:
An utterly putrid film that left me with the earnest feeling that it
were better that the mechanical picture box had never been invented.
I watched another one of these last night (Netflix's EXTINCTION)
which tries (and fails) to be a thinking person's version of the
alien invasion film. Even has Michael Peña playing the same role as
in BLA.
Another thing aliens have never invented is bombs.
It is a peculiarity of the genre that they prefer beam weaponry for
offence and forcefields for defence. The best plot device for their
downfall was susceptibility to Earth's bacteria.
I've only just noticed Netflix's recommendation action is technically
correct. "Because you watched BATTLE LA you might watch this". No
mention of liking anything.
My tastes can seldom be predicted by algorithms, which is odd because
I tend to have specific tastes that have been likened unto a set of fixations.
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in
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On Fri, 17 Aug 2018 07:43:56 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
It's given me a few good ones this week actually. LOVING VINCENT and A
GHOST STORY, both of which I've been wanting to see but not enough to
pay for or go to the trouble of nigelling. CHRISTINE and TAXI DRIVER -
neither of which I ever get bored of watching. It's also sent LOADS of
old comedy shows my way.
I found A GHOST STORY to be tedious drivel.
I'm expecting the same to be honest but am sick of people recommending
it.
There are a number of decent films on Netflix - If they are still on
there, I would recommend the two Isaac Esban films, THE SIMILARS and
THE INCIDENT (the reason I subscribed to Netflix in the first place).
Good Time is worth a watch if you haven't seen it.
On Fri, 17 Aug 2018 15:34:58 +0000, The White Lady wrote:and A
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in
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On Fri, 17 Aug 2018 07:43:56 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
It's given me a few good ones this week actually. LOVING VINCENT
toGHOST STORY, both of which I've been wanting to see but not enough
DRIVER -pay for or go to the trouble of nigelling. CHRISTINE and TAXI
ofneither of which I ever get bored of watching. It's also sent LOADS
recommendingold comedy shows my way.
I found A GHOST STORY to be tedious drivel.
I'm expecting the same to be honest but am sick of people
probablyit.
Are people recommending it specifically to you? If so, they're
taking the piss.
place).
There are a number of decent films on Netflix - If they are still on
there, I would recommend the two Isaac Esban films, THE SIMILARS and
THE INCIDENT (the reason I subscribed to Netflix in the first
Good Time is worth a watch if you haven't seen it.
Thanks. I'll add it to my list.
This week, I've been subjecting myself to TOMIE and its 8 sequels.
Are people recommending it specifically to you? If so, they're probably taking the piss.
It is a peculiarity of the genre that they prefer beam weaponry for offenceand
forcefields for defence.
...The best plot device for their downfall was susceptibility to Earth's bacteria.
On Saturday, August 18, 2018 at 2:34:07 AM UTC+10, ReVulse wrote:
Are people recommending it specifically to you? If so, they're
probably taking the piss.
TWL probably just hangs out with a lot of hipsters.
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