I find it ironic how you've posted games I'd actually enjoy.
I think the order of video games I've played goes like this:
2021: Minecraft with a cousin for five minutes.
2017: PlayStation 4 that I won in a raffle at work and played a racing game but sold it shortly afterward.
2005: Wolfenstein 3D.
1997: Nintendo's Zelda, Final Fantasy 1, Mortal Combat 3, Killer Instinct.
(got tons of homework and have to teach my cousin some astronomy tomorrow so he doesn't join a bay area gang and slang bootleg DVDs and nickle bags of shwag to make both ends meet, one day. live long and prosper Catoptriganosis: except the worm is an alien... I'm a shit brain stormer but that's all I got.)
Skyview is a helpful phone app, or Skyeye, and if using a telescope Dark Sky Map can be helpful (though maybe not if attempting quick telescope setups.)
If using a telescope get a basic SCT one.
I recommend the Stellarium app for astronomy when using a computer.
Astrophotography (preferably images already produced as the actual process is tedious) is a neat way to be involved with space. The main thing is recognizing Polaris and recognizing the key components to the stars.
Hey thank you so much, Catoptric.
Hey guys, I gotta a reason to be grateful again. Those Benedictine monks sure were right. My cousin is going to appreciate your help man. Thanks.
why do you favor this sentence? are you a fan of variation?
"My favourite song from one of my favourite albums, Nena asking you to please, please let her be your pirate. So smooth and joyful, I have to listen to it three times if I listen once" - ashi
I'm totally gonna sit here and watch these videos. I miss cartoons.
So a lego Wolfenstein 3D what? It's kid-friendly and everything.
"My favourite song from one of my favourite albums, Nena asking you to please, please let her be your pirate. So smooth and joyful, I have to listen to it three times if I listen once" - ashi
Why study Rubik's cubes when you've got this puzzle to solve. Fascinating.
"My favourite song from one of my favourite albums, Nena asking you to please, please let her be your pirate. So smooth and joyful, I have to listen to it three times if I listen once" - ashi
Oswald punching the Officer in the theater and then shouting out that he wasn't resisting arrest, should be all the evidence you need, that he was probably the same person that shot Tibbets. The idea that another person was present is also not uncommon, such as in the Sandyhook Elementary shooting, where people thought that another person was also there (fueling the conspiracy.) I don't know whether during these times that people are panicking and trying to process what is happening, that people's immediate thought is, more than one person would be in accomplice with fearful situations, not unlike how historical event's like the Battle of Karánsebes, where friendly fire mistakes their own troops as the enemy (suggesting that in panic people can lead to the wrong conclusions about their immediate level of danger.)
A Catch-22 movie came out prior to this pilot episode of a proposed TV series.
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I guess this is a Catoptric thread, but we're watching Succession and it's really entertaining. I also think whoever did the soundtrack should also be credited with a huge part of its appeal.
I despise Succession and think its writers are a pack of condescending dildo jugglers, but even I can't deny that "L to the OG" is a jam and a half that slaps like we owe it money.
I guess this is a Catoptric thread, but we're watching Succession and it's really entertaining. I also think whoever did the soundtrack should also be credited with a huge part of its appeal.
I despise Succession and think its writers are a pack of condescending dildo jugglers, but even I can't deny that "L to the OG" is a jam and a half that slaps like we owe it money.
I didn't mean that song, lol, although I recently watched that episode and that scene made me laugh my ass off. I'm not sure what you mean is condescending about the show, so I'm curious. None of the siblings seem anything short of pathetic and there's nobody to admire or feel sympathetic towards, except, curiously, the old patriarch sometimes. But I find a lot of comical moments in it, especially from the supporting characters. And I love Greg. xD
I guess this is a Catoptric thread, but we're watching Succession and it's really entertaining. I also think whoever did the soundtrack should also be credited with a huge part of its appeal.
I despise Succession and think its writers are a pack of condescending dildo jugglers, but even I can't deny that "L to the OG" is a jam and a half that slaps like we owe it money.
I didn't mean that song, lol, although I recently watched that episode and that scene made me laugh my ass off. I'm not sure what you mean is condescending about the show, so I'm curious. None of the siblings seem anything short of pathetic and there's nobody to admire or feel sympathetic towards, except, curiously, the old patriarch sometimes. But I find a lot of comical moments in it, especially from the supporting characters. And I love Greg. xD
Much of it feels to me like liberals mocking conservatives in a way that whitewashes their own excess and complicity in exploitation while unintentionally validating the deranged things conservatives say and believe about liberals. Aside from that, I am just burnt out on the "prestige drama" formula and deluge.
