RageBurner
thoughts on the new one? everyone raved about it. I've not seen either. Heard the original is a masterpiece. Don't know where to get the best version of it anymore, though.
and legally grow my own weed since 2017... which is for certain the only thing my relatives and friends don't think it's lame weeb shit or a waste of time 
I think the Kino Lorber bluray is still the best option, they managed to get the most of the original color tinting and a recreation of the original score from 1922.
50 dollars. might be waiting a while if i cant find a torrent
For someone that originally saw this movie in some low quality VHS bootleg, this look like night and day and the orchestral brings joys to my ears.
Figured there was no point, till I'd seen the original.
Those first two are pretty common. I find that hard to believe. Where do you live? fucking Nevada?
I thought it's a simple hobby at first, until I saw my friend's dad who's been in fishkeeping game for years, he told me he spend thousands of USD just for the upkeep alone every year.
There's a lot of science and planning beforehand, not to mention all the stuff you need to buy to have something both "pretty" and capable to sustain healthy life of everything inside the tank (that you want to keep alive). Not only the fish (or other animals) themselves, the filter, the lights, the substrate, thermometer in some cases, medicine in case of an emergency, water test kits, food, and if you have plants that's a whole other monster.
Yeah, it's hard to find many wrestling fans. Even I myself have fallen off of watching it the past few months, but I've been a big fan since I was a teenager. I've gone to training for a bit a couple times, hoping to get back to it soon once I get back into shape a bit more. I hate how the mystery of wrestling is dead, wrestlers freely and openly discuss how things are done and intrigue about backstage drama gets people more interested than what's in the ring. If I were ever able to make a career of it, I wouldn't give away my secrets. Sure, kayfabe is dead, but why not at least pretend? There's a magic to wrestling when it's done well where you can suspend your disbelief and buy into what's happening in a way that you can't with anything else. The interactivity of it is unparalleled, but I don't blame people for not being invested when the big companies beat them over the head constantly with how it's scripted.
I'm still interested in you doing this for me.
Really? I dunno and I can do it for you whenever you have an idea of what you want.
Some wrestlers actually pretend that kayfabe is not dead, at least a little. Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre, for example, they stay in character in most of their interviews (although I don't know how much of that is gimmick and how much is truth when the topic currently comes down to CM Punk)
That's true, I'm sure it's a little bit of both with those guys when it comes to Punk. He seems to elicit strong negative and positive emotions with most people who interact with him. I was a big fan, but him going back to WWE after his promos shitting on them in AEW and claiming that he wouldn't feel better by being in the place that made him sick in the first place makes all of his stuff ring hollow. I get that's business at the end of the day, it just feels disappointing I suppose. I hear he's been doing good work since returning. I'm far behind on AEW but I remember MJF following kayfabe to the letter, and perhaps coincidentally he was extremely over. Of course, he's insanely talented, but I do think there is something to developing a character and being consistent with it to allow people to buy into what you're doing that more wrestlers and companies would benefit from exploring. Not that that's knew, people in the 80s would get arrested to protect their characters if they had to, and it did happen at times.
