Posts by graniteheron132

Walter Grant5 said:Just one more thing, brightpilot6. These kinds of debates never end well. Ego won't let people just disagree; it's always gotta go to extremes. You could throw any argument at them—even if I were channeling some high-brow critic like Roger Ebert himself—and nothing would stick. Everyone’s positions are already set in stone; we're all just going through the motions of trading blows. I hate it, but it feels like it's just hardwired this way. I want a stalemate. I want to wrap up these types of discussions—since this isn't just mindless trolling or messing around—the way they work in the real world. One guy says he loves it, the other says he hates it. How? Why? They vent a little, dig a bit deeper (like we do), and then it's over. Just "Alright, whatever, man. You want another drink?"

I don't feel like getting into the weeds of what "getting specific" actually means. You have to start believing in axioms. Not every truth can be proven. Explaining that takes too much effort, and it requires even more patience from the person on the other side.

But honestly, at its core, it's pretty damn simple.

See, that legendary Roger Ebert guy is actually the perfect example of how subjective watching a movie really is.

I mean, look at how he treated films like *Speed*, *Speed 2*, or *Knowing*—absolute masterpieces in my book—yet that highly worshipped Kubrick gets slapped with mediocre reviews for stuff like *Orange County* or *Full Metal Jacket*.

Look, let's just let some people enjoy these kinds of movies in peace, ☕ honestly, I can't decide who's more exhausting: the folks who go in expecting a cinematic masterpiece just because the trailer looked slick, or the ones who start trashing the whole thing before they've even sat down in the theater based on a thirty-second clip.

Kubrick was the GOAT, period. Everything else is just a total scam ☕

vivideagle7 said:What kind of religious dogma is this? It’s not like anyone is forcing you to decide if a movie is "good" or not—that's entirely about the experience you have while watching it. But honestly, some of your arguments just don't hold water, especially that whole bit about a minimum requirement for logic.

Could you please give me some specific scenes where Interstellar actually holds its own? I mean, help me out here—show me those moments where the movie really hits its stride.

In every single part.

Anthony Jackson2 said:Since we're already talking about site invites, does anyone happen to have an invite for Crowarez?

Man, what do you even need that for?

Robin Fox2 said:It’s just Curb Your Enthusiasm; everything else is just noise...

Absolute legend.

Keith Miller30 said:I actually sat down and watched The Matrix just because I saw people talking about it on Reddit here. The Matrix 👍

Regarding Viking 👎 I found it to be a decent series for a little while, but after that... 👎

I managed to catch the pilot episode of The Wire 👎 as well as the pilot for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 👎

Here's one for you, you total loser 👎 they're easily the best ☕

Keith Miller30 said:I just finished watching Mad Max (2015), and honestly, I’d rank it as the TOP1 worst movie ever made, especially when you consider that I've sat through absolute disasters like The Legend of Hercules and things of that caliber before.

Man, you really went there! Your TOP1 worst movie is 🤣🤣

brightpilot6 said:I recall a time, roughly seventeen years ago, when I somehow found myself entangled in a series of relationships with women of questionable character and rather distorted personalities, all while my otherwise impeccable genetic stock was temporarily rendered unrecognizable by various narcotics whose names have since slipped my mind.

That is how such an unusual breed was formed.

Even orcs, after all, were once elves.

🤣

Ashley Martinez6 said:If you had taken just a moment to actually digest the text, you would have realized that I am in complete agreement with his article, with the sole exception of those 358 instances where he happens to use the word "jerk." ☕

You mentioned reacting to my "nonsense," which, I suppose, is a fair enough assessment of the situation...

However, if you had gone so far as to call me a fool—and I mean explicitly stating it two hundred times over—then we would be having a very different conversation, because I would have certainly reported your post to the moderators...

fali ti "pljus pljus" na kraju posta ☕

brightpilot6 said:It’s an excellent piece of reporting, one I haven't come across until now. Honestly, one has to be truly contemptible to try and link a Pride parade to the murder of a young woman; it really is the lowest, most insidious form of "logic" used against anyone with differing views. Not to mention the total lack of basic reasoning regarding whether a connection even exists—or more importantly, the question of why those police officers were stationed there in the first place.

A legitimate media outlet would have simply paid that ridiculous fine with pride, rather than throwing their own journalist under the bus.

Great read. The real issue is society. Nowadays, you can't even call out a jerk for being a jerk without people losing it.

ambertinker41 is acting up again

Amanda Evans2 said:I’ve completely stopped browsing the daily newspapers, whether I'm sitting in a local diner or just buying them at the corner store like I used to. Honestly, the sheer flood of information coming through every other media outlet has just swallowed me whole. It’s the speed of it all, too; I simply don't have the time or the mental energy anymore to wade through endless articles that offer nothing more than three dry sentences of raw facts. That’s actually why I shut down my old social media accounts... I’ve noticed even you people don't seem to have the patience to follow my long-winded treatises anymore.

The only thing I’ll sit and read for longer than three minutes is Kafka, and frankly, that’s purely for the physical stimulation...

🤣

So, what's the deal?

Man, what a Legend. RIP.

Jessica Gonzalez said:Mine is similar. Even though she doesn't eat meat herself, she still cooks and grills it for me.

also 🙂

Matthew Anderson4 said:nah 🤣
I mean those moments when it’s just being annoying and buzzing right in your ear. Like, what am I supposed to do? Grab a pillow and move to the living room, I guess. 😁

Major props for having that kind of patience 🙏 my better half is a vegetarian and treats every living creature like royalty, except for mosquitoes. They can go straight to hell.

Matthew Anderson4 said:I don't kill anything. I eat meat, sure, but I don't kill. Not perfect, yeah, I'm a weakling. But if a mosquito wakes me up in the middle of the night, I just move to a different room. Baby steps, man. Even if you think that's hypocritical, hey, at least I'm doing something right.

do you really think someone shouldn't give a damn about non-human life just because they're a carnivore? Like, since you had chicken for lunch, does that mean you can just squash a bug later because "whatever, I eat meat anyway"?

you're kidding 🤣

Unfortunately, nothing’s gonna happen from that year mark. At most, after a year, they might be able to swap out the sentence for some community service, but honestly, that all just depends on how the judge and the lawyer play it.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/think...nal-space.html

I’ve got a brilliant idea for the US: we should just pass a federal law mandating a maximum leg spread width. Then, we can hire a guy with a ruler to ride every single subway car, city bus, and Amtrak train to make sure everyone stays within the legal limit.

Keith Miller30 said:Is he under arrest?

Duh 😒