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Cofiwch Dryweryn england-cool

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Cake day: March 15th, 2021

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  • Transition update:

    I’ve always been on the skinnier side, but lately I’ve been putting on more weight at my hips and my trousers are getting a little tight around there.

    Breast development continues, they’re at a point that I’m comfortable with now, but I can feel another round of growth setting in. Here’s hoping the family curse doesn’t strike me, 'cos I don’t wanna go through all the bullshit women with larger chests get.

    Still having trouble wrestling control of the tangled mass of ringlets my hair becomes if it’s allowed to grow longer than ~shoulder length.














  • Return to Silent Hill.

    Like, even if you ignore the fact that it’s an offensively bad adaptation of Silent Hill 2, it’s still the least competently made horror film I’ve ever seen.

    The best way I can explain this is the jumpscare:

    Everyone knows what a jumpscare is at this point, you do all this building tension, the music kicks in, you get the audience on the edge of their seat and anxious about about what happens next, and then BAM! You toss something loud and spooky up front and centre. I personally don’t like them, but I understand there’s an art to them, and some horror films live entirely in a cycle of rising tension and releasing it with loud spooky faces.

    Return to Silent Hill decides to give that a go. James arrives at a block of flats in his attempt to escape a swarm of badly CGI’d crawlers. He bars the doors to the lobby, looks around for a bit and then suddenly, silently, Mary’s face briefly flashes up on the screen. The tension from the previous scene is already spent, no attempt to build more occurs, it lacks any accompanying audio sting, and hits so fast and so weakly it took me a sec to realise what had just happened.

    It’s like a horror film created by people that’ve only ever had the concept of horror as a genre described to them by an enthusiastic but confused child.




  • Zeroing in on something incredibly petty because otherwise I swear this slop will do actual, physical damage to me.

    So are the “goyim task force” a task force comprised of goyim or a task force to deal with goyim? Cause, like, if it’s the former, why are they wearing Kippahs? And if it’s the latter, why are they pointing their guns at the man with all the money instead of the neonazi wojack pointing vaguely in their direction?