Will VanDenBerg
@wvandenberg12.bsky.social
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Fiction in Threadcount, Denver Quarterly, No Tokens, and elsewhere. Unsophisticated rube.
This is a very funny and silly game that scratches an immersive sim itch perfectly. So good at what it does.
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Jens von Bergmann
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Tom Reagan’s Hat
8 days ago
Sean Penn looks like Wile E. Coyote after a TNT mishap
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Jordan!
8 days ago
Wife brought her 100 year old film camera to that pirates game from a few weeks ago and she got this shot that's just perfect
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Chris Person
8 days ago
One Battle After Another and Sinners both lay out a formula for cinema success: diverse movies where white nationalists get duffed in the most graphic way possible shot and presented in increasingly baroque high resolution formats.
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Death Wish style revenge thriller where AI company pitches “AI-powered peeing Calvin generator” to Bill Waterson, played by Liam Neeson
8 days ago
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Ben Sears
9 days ago
Ozu hoop
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Kate Schapira
10 days ago
It's Don't Argue Inside Your Head With Other People Friday. Today, if you find yourself arguing inside your head w/someone who's not present, or whom it's not safe or not fair for you to argue with, gently move your mind away. Do this as many times as you need.
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The Ass is the father of the legs
18 days ago
I'm not sure about this branding but I'm not the billionaire business genius
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cait (and adonis)
20 days ago
Fuckable Man Dead
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daryl "shut down, ass up'" b 🏳️‍⚧️
20 days ago
this preview leaves out the funniest part
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The whole charity donation countdown bit is in a weird middle ground between too mean and not mean enough? Conan's Newhart bit is funny because it's cartoonishly evil, Newhart is clearly game, and it's not run into the ground.
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The 58th Emmy Awards 2006 Time Limit (Korean sub)
YouTube video by minorprobpark
https://youtu.be/w0FHYgacUzg
21 days ago
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Sexy CHOAM Nomsky costume
24 days ago
[the shooter is unidentified] the left must be purged with the sword [the shooter is, again, a compulsive masturbator who loved Hitler] I believe it was pascal who said that the heart has reasons that reason may not know
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the Mountain Goats
27 days ago
support this amazing house
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Criag
29 days ago
The eye exam is the perfect game design. That big E is a great tutorial that teaches you the basic mechanic. But it doesn't baby you and quickly gets hard as they introduce the small and blurry enemies.
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Brendel
29 days ago
When the bus costs less
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If I tried to wear this I’d look like a divorced cruise ship attendant who just got fired
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about 1 month ago
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Cat Manning
about 1 month ago
the more time I spend off social media the more I feel like the Normal Guy in the r crumb comic when I come back. like “oh I bought a peach for a nice lady and then picked up a book I found on the street. what’s happening over here”
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about 1 month ago
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performative male
about 1 month ago
how the end of summer always feels
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Joel S.
about 1 month ago
An underrated facet of Mamdani's success is that he seems like the only one running for mayor of NYC who genuinely enjoys spending time in the city, and doesn't just describe it as a crime-ridden hellhole before absconding to the suburbs. More mayors should enjoy their cities.
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Movies Silently
about 1 month ago
Frankly, I have no idea what they're yammering about, I like it
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Kim Kelly
about 2 months ago
things were better when the computer lived in its own specific room and you only went in there sometimes
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Jon Tayler (Jon Tayler’s Version)
about 2 months ago
"It's not MSNBC anymore, Lemon. It's MS NOW. We bought the name off of a defunct multiple sclerosis awareness organization. It wasn't cheap, but we were able to save some money by selling Brian Williams to a Saudi prince who wanted to expand his harem."
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Rose Ruane
about 2 months ago
People who enjoy the work of Mark Rothko may also enjoy this morning’s view from the Wemyss Bay to Rothesay ferry
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Chris Person
about 2 months ago
“Come get a NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER for our CHICKEN!”
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Bruno Dias
about 2 months ago
they should invent some kind of way to address the way you feel about your life after 10 pm
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Jesse Hawken
about 2 months ago
My other observation watching The Naked Gun: Pamela Anderson has a great voice for comedy
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I love that he briefly tried to rebrand as “short-sleeved wearing man of the people,” but quickly shifted to “drunk guy fighting in front of a suburban Dave and Busters”
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Garth Marenghi's Catbus
2 months ago
📽️
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Tim Onion
2 months ago
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Standplaats KrakĂłw
10 months ago
Remember:
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Dennis Detwiller
2 months ago
Asked my daughter what she thought of her first viewing of THE THING and got this in response.
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Justin Decloux
2 months ago
This is one of the funniest images humanity has ever crafted.
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bennyowens
2 months ago
The Sound of Music (1965) The Sound of Music at The Sphere
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William Bibbiani
2 months ago
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) Honey, I Shrunk the Kids at the Sphere
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Cat Manning
2 months ago
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It looks like a bootleg vhs copy of the wizard of oz fucked a windows 95 screensaver
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2 months ago
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Dennis B. Hooper
about 1 year ago
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Annalee
2 months ago
I'm in this picture and I'm not sorry—I refuse to under-season my prose
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Dave Itzkoff
2 months ago
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meliss-AAAH!
2 months ago
people in the early 1200s LOVED to go "wow I should harm and humiliate the trade envoys sent to me from the mongol empire" only to immediately be killed and have their kingdoms population totally obliterated
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Mark Gongloff
2 months ago
World Central Kitchen is a well-vetted and well-run organization doing life-saving work. My tax dollars are funding the Gaza genocide, so I'm trying to offset that by donating.
donate.wck.org/give/525879?...
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My mind was blown by how incredibly well shot The First Omen was. The writing is competent at best, but it looks spectacular.
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marina🌸
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Cats has an almost Manos: Hands of Fate-esque ability to suck the joy out of every scene. Just a black hole of a film
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Aaron J. Waltke
3 months ago
I can confirm the PBS Passport is a very good deal for $5/month or $2.50/month if you do yearly. Thousands of hours of top notch content. NOVA is great. The new Ken Burns doc on Leonardo da Vinci is excellent. You can sign up at the link below!
www.pbs.org/passport/lea...
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