SoberChef

Abortion should be a legal, viable, safe option to terminate pregnancies early. It should ALWAYS remain as such, regardless of religious or personal beliefs.

I legit can't wait for a trailer!!! For those not in the know, go scope out 'Blue Ruin' or 'Green Room' (RIP Anton) - both are stellar films no doubt about it (alas I have more of his filmography yet to watch, but I digress.)

So Fantastic Fest in Austin had a screening and everyone is raving about it!!

Legit scratching my head about how/why Bill, if he had gone back (he rescinded his commitment once the WGA & AMPTP agreed to talk again), how would that be any different than any talking head show on CNN/MSNBC/FOX? He won't have the opening monologue, no bit in the middle, nor any 'New Rules', just a few on stage to discuss politics of the day/week.

I'll be downloading the update soon as I'm outta work!

Just over a week to go!!

So apparently the series is solid enough but because Mel's private life became public, his mere presence just sends the show off the rails ... I really miss being able to just fucking enjoy an actor/musician/artist regardless of whether or not they're a POS IRL but just enjoy them for their quality of work. You can do both you know. I'll reserve judgement til I watch myself.

New update earlier today

I'm up to 10 pieces on me now, I don't think I'll ever stop getting them done, they're enjoyable!

Solid work, especially on the Elf writing. Astoundingly beautiful to behold, you'll get compliments for the rest of your life (so long as you don't lose your arm!)

Meanwhile we had the 3rd coldest summer in 130 years.

This makes NO sense whatsoever to me.

Speaking of tests, will they still come up POS/NEG even with this supposed new variant or will we all have to go out & buy those as well?

From one @Chris-to another, I echo your sentiment. We all shall serve Lord Vader in this dire time of darkness!

Began FINALLY watching 'Spaced' the 99/00 comedy series w/ Simon Pegg & Nick Frost, w/ Edgar Wright directing. Oh this show is a bloody freaking blast!!!

Florida man gives Cubans a whole new idea, also homelessness may have been solved by Florida man. Seriously though, why can't a dude just build himself something & try it out? Literally only him going & doing something dumb, let him learn his lesson like Darwin hopes for!?

Nope, but we get Patrick Dempsey ... which is a thing that some ppl appreciate I suppose?

I forgot which, I think it was the 820, was reduced to $425 a week ago ... here's hoping a Black Friday sale brings it well under 4 bills!

I had to sleep prior to work, I booted up Shudder once I arrived, and the special was already done (12:02a) oh well hopefully they'll upload on Sunday. Still have another 4 specials between now & the 20th of October!!!

My intention is to have a dedicated 4K player before end of the year (even if it means begging for one as a combined birthday/xmas gift.) Sometimes on a whim I'll snag a digi copy on like Prime if I'm in the mood to watch something I haven't seen in years and it's under $5 to "own".

Well ... fuck! Ingram Entertainment, Once the Largest Home Entertainment Distributor, Exits Disc Business - Media Play News WWW.MEDIAPLAYNEWS.COM Ingram Entertainment is getting out of the DVD and Blu-ray Disc business. “Expenses are exceeding sales [so it’s] time to exit,” chairman and CEO David Ingram told Media Play News. … Continue reading "Ingram Entertainment, Once the Largest Home Entertainment Distributor, Exits Disc Business"

Americans Hanna (Julia Garner) and Liv (Jessica Henwick) are best friends backpacking in Australia. After they run out of money, Liv, looking for an adventure, convinces Hanna to take a temporary live-in job behind the bar of a pub called 'The Roval Hotel' in a remote Outback mining town. Bar owner Billy and a host of locals give the girls a riotous introduction to Down Under drinking culture but soon Hanna and Liv find themselves trapped in an unnerving situation that grows rapidly out of their control.