Tara Clarkson

Logline for The Matrix.

Immediate visceral terror. 🔥👍

I like the end bit. It's close to what I was thinking - you don't go Nazi if the most fundamental things you have to lose are things they can't take away.

This is pretty much how a dysfunctional group dynamic centered around a narcissist works. 🤷‍♀️

(The 'narcissist' in this case probably being white supremacist ideology - which will happily use whatever parts of the political spectrum it can get its tentacles into.)

100% it's Full House - but I didn't notice until the second destination episode. 😂

Just so! 💯

Chutzpah!

Awesome!! Backed! 💕

I've been working on reading 'The Roman Revolution' by Ronald Symes for about five years. It's so good, but I don't think I've managed to get past page seventy-five yet. 😂

Episode 110: The Thing About Lady Catherine's Windows with guest Dr. Emily Davis-Hale

The Thing About Lady Catherine's Windows with @crawfits.bsky.social! 🪟🪟👀

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Half for the revolution, half for me. Can't have too many peaches!

What movie do you consider "perfect"?

Oh no, that's definitely Too Much Mayo. Mayo belongs on less than half of all extant sandwiches.

For me mayo is a problem of degree, not of kind.

I like mayonnaise, but *too much* of it is horrible in a way that no other food can touch.

I've had The Blob (1988) on my mind a lot lately.

Matthew McConaughey says he wants a private LLM, fed only with his books, notes, journals, and aspirations, so he can ask it questions and get answers based solely on that information, without any outside influence.

this exists it is called thinking

Was it a fine balance of coffee, wine, and terror?

I got an honest laugh out of "a time when the left, not the right, was doing the cancelling."

"Gosh fellas, those lefties almost took cancel culture away from us for a second there, but don't you worry - we got it back."

"Might a Phil Dick have learned to revise his first drafts instead of flinging them despairingly into the marketplace if The Man in the High Castle had been recognized by the literary critics of 1964?"

That's a legitimately funny line.

Factual.

Newsclip: 'Following his comments, Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr took aim at the late-night host and targeted ABC claiming in an interview with YouTuber Benny Johnson, “it’s past time these [affiliates] themselves push back and say, ‘Listen, we’re not going to run Kimmel anymore until you straighten this out because we’re running the possibility of license revocation from the FCC if we continue to run content that ends up being a pattern of news distortion.’ So I think again, Disney needs to see some change here.”'

Newsclip: 'After Democrats on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce pressured cable providers to answer to concerns that television programming contributed to misinformation about the 2020 presidential election in a letter, he described the letter as a "chilling transgression" of freedom of speech.'

Brendan Carr: US Federal Communications Chair, Totalitarian Architect, Shameless Liar. 👍

Not a classy move, ABC.

Oh, not one of mine, I don't think. 😂

OMG what was his name?

Wow, they invented a new circle of production hell!

Heck you're probably related to most of French Canada, too.

Every time I think it's too soon, I look up all the film versions of Robin Hood throughout time, and I pretend that it makes me feel better. 😂

My whole and entire motivation for improving my drawing skill was to get the visual gags out of my head.

Back when I was a teenager I sometimes used to watch the BC Legislature feed on cable 😆

I was 17 & running errands for my injured mom. As I sat at a stop sign, the truck in front of me reversed into our family car & crumpled the hood. We watched Blast From The Past that evening to cheer me up - I nearly puked when the main character crashed into a woman's parked car as she watched. 😆