(btw: Does anyone actually enjoy theaters? π€)
For me, it depends on the movie. For something moody or really heavy, I'd prefer to watch it comfortably on my couch. But for cheesy action movies or something, I like the big screens and the crowds for the energy they provide.
There's also something special about theater junk food. Giant bucket of popcorn drenched in not-legally-butter, hot dogs, nachos, a gallon of Coke so that you'll definitely need to pee right when the third act starts...
Or Star Trek movies.
Pretty basic, I'd assume.
It's an absolutely beautiful love letter to Zelda, and I wish I finished it while it was still free on PSN. So much thought and attention went into every little detail you see and hear. Tunic teaches so many lessons about game design that I wish AAA studios would hear.
You can use comment un-deleting tools to see what the mods remove and what the comments said (to varying degrees of success). Typically, /r/conservative's removed/deleted comments fall into two categories:
1: Dissenting opinions 2: Non-dissenting opinions that say the quiet part out loud
It's rarely ever something that actually goes against the rules in their sidebar.
I believe most Mastodon users just call them "posts". "Toot" was used more when Twitter was still Twitter.
Not surprising, most of them were just web wrappers, anyway. I've not used them that often, but they feel like they're basically just bloatier PWAs.
Both things can be important.
Why a metal interior?
The court can let them walk. We don't have to.
Karisma accused Sunjay of domestic abuse in her divorce plea, stating that during their honeymoon, Sunjay forced her to sleep with his friends.
Good bee.
I wonder how his news network will spin this.