“A Boring Dystopia” doesn’t mean everything in our world is boring.
It means we’re living in a dystopia, but instead of supervillains and the stuff like we’re used to seeing in future-dystopian media, we just get overcharged for bread and made to live in tents.
It’s evil, but in the most fucking boring way possible.
“A Boring Dystopia” doesn’t mean everything in our world is boring.
It means we’re living in a dystopia, but instead of supervillains and the stuff like we’re used to seeing in future-dystopian media, we just get overcharged for bread and made to live in tents.
It’s evil, but in the most fucking boring way possible.
Just realized “George Maharis” is a real person who also cruised bathrooms looking for sex.
This show is just a fucking masterclass of writing.
“Happy”, I think a lot of people overlooked it because Christopher Meloni having a cartoon unicorn as a companion seemed cheesy, but the show wasn’t afraid to dive into truly horrific plot lines.
The less-grounded corner of my brain thinks the show was cancelled because it was openly talking about skeletons in the closets of network executives.
Ended on such a strong note, always broke my heart it didn’t get picked up, but it introduced me to the work of Jonathan Tucker.
Cristobal Tapia de Veer <3
He recently did the score for the horror movie “Smile”.
Oscar the Grouch giving off Ol' Greg vibes.
Top half is a google search, the bottom is the Reddit website. Notice how the official website says "created by two friends."
They should feel lucky you gave them velcro catch instead of the metal lawn darts we were trusted with.
As you'll see from the HT article, you need a court order and possibly to present a death certificate if you want to gain complete access to the account.
If you have access to their phone number, and the account had 2FA, you can use that trusted phone number as a point of access into the account, otherwise the court order is the only way.
Whatever the specific community currently agrees is the best method for success, like strategies for video games, gimmicks for social media, etc.