they really think we're that stupid
unfortunately the coof hordes mostly proved them right
USA USA USA
> similar to George Romeros, Diary of the Dead.
That movie got destroyed by every person i ever saw mention it, but i thought it was a very decent effort, much better than the going-nowhere 'land of the dead', this one felt truer to the original saga, in that it made room for reflection on contemporary society, through media and the actual filmmaking
>There is a line in the movie to the affect of if you do not see it on camera did it really happen. Always stuck with me especially in light of media today.
Nice, didn't remember any details myself, but i was struck how it felt like a rare 'real' movie, an echo of past greatness.
That line hitting, and you remembering it still, shows that indeed there was something there
this serves as a multi-level normie filter.
some see the outlandish, and are turned away.
some see it and get entrapped in trying to make sense of the 'proof'
it's just noise for the gutter,
monsters for the moat
hearty HA HA
>half the size of a giraffe
yeah wtf, this is such an insanely random 'measurement' choice, going full giraffe but then half of it?
so how's it goin
real animals are cooler than any computer effects
Q !ITPb.qbhqo ID: YzNom6b4 No.150515203 📁
Nov 22 2017 16:47:21 (EST)
Ancient Egyptians considered gold “the skin of the gods” specifically the sun god Ra and often used it to craft objects of spiritual significance.
Why is this relevant?
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