Belly full of ramen, couldn’t give a fuck about Reddit

I like you

aw look at their stubby little legs and fat bodies. so cute

I don’t know what it is about the 1960s but I love the vibe of the technology. planes, cars, spaceships tended to have that chrome/bare metal look. i love it

Go get em grandad!!!

Lemmy’s far less toxic than Reddit and actually does something about bigots/hateful people too

also you don’t get banned just for saying Luigi lol

Fallout 4. game was pretty decent but the pacing was weird. by pacing I mean the game seemed like it was set out in a way that you wouldn’t complete the game until you were many levels up from what I was, so many upgrades that took a lot of caps left unlockable, and by the time I felt I was really starting to get somewhere, the game ended with the Institute ending

If someone keeps kicking a dog and the dog ends up chasing that person around and biting them I can’t say I hold any sympathy. play stupid games win stupid prizes

I thought he was quite good in The Talented Mr Ripley

No self awareness lmfao I love it when people accidentally tell on themselves like this, is there a name for it?

The Color Out of Space is one of the only films that left me feeling genuinely unsettled for days after I watched it. The other film that did this was Bird Box

Remembers when Freddo’s were about 5p each

Fish and chips!

For some reason, spicy food never affects my gut. everyone finds it weird. I also love spicy food. challenge accepted

Where about in the film? It starts off slow but I love me a good slow burn cosmic horror

Sonic Underground

These “Trump officials” don’t even know the difference between mRNA and DNA

To the people saying the situation in Gaza isn’t genocide and is “just typical war”, why is Israel deliberately bombing hospitals, schools, and preventing Palestinian civilians, 50% of which are children, from being able to communicate with the outside world, getting food, water or aid?

It can take years for design flaws to start causing crashes in some cases. The 737 came out in the 1960’s and it wasn’t until the 1990s that the rudder hardover crashes happened

My late granddad used to work at Boeing before he started working at Airbus. he told my mum that Boeing planes always had something wrong with them and he didn’t trust their culture of safety. he actively avoided flying on Boeings and chose airlines which only flew Airbus planes. I thought my granddad was scaremongering but with all the scandals involving Boeing coming out and whistleblowers I think my granddad was justified in what he said

I’m not an aviation expert but a double engine failure at the same time is absurdly rare and the last time that happened it was a 777 which had some design defect with the fuel lines if i’m remembering things right. Boeing also removed lightning protection for the 787 to save costs

I don’t know how that film only has a 6.1 on IMDB. very surreal and I loved seeing him slowly turn up the Cageism lol