Herzog's Dream
@anxiousherzog
Late Blooming Gym Rat | He/Him | Amateur Photographer | Fair-weather hiker | E-bike and EV Evangelist | Recovering Engineer | Lifelong PNWer | #exvangelical Agnostic
My eBike odometer reset itself today because I reached 10,000 kilometers! Or the distance from the North Pole to the Equator
Someone working in Public Storage corporate fought hard to keep the faux lighthouse as part of the design and I respect them for that
If you're in the Seattle area and wondering about the best screen for seeing the Odyssey, reddit user cd637 made this handy chart. (obv the Boeing IMAX is out of the running). The Langley BC location hosts a full-frame screening! 2 Hours away, but a far better proposal than buying a plane ticket.
I will get like 100x more activity minutes by hiking and eBiking than I would walking on a treadmill.
Reminds me of the time Fox News lost their minds over Kamala Harris spending $500 on cookware. That's barely a splurge for a middle class cooking hobbyist who checks the r/BIFL sub or watches America's Test Kitchen reviews
If you made American Graffiti today, it would be set in 2015. Dragging the main with less stylish Camrys and Priuses, joking about their bendy iPhone 6's, whip/nae nae on the radio, meandering conversation about The Force Awakens hype.
One piece of lost (?) media I'd love to see is Spielberg's first alien movie, "Firelight", which he made as a teenager.
Me learning that indie horror like Backrooms is doing big numbers in the box office:
Plan 9 from Outer Space has long held the title of "worst movie ever made", but at least it's entertainingly bad. It's bad, but it's earnest and fun, with weird lore behind behind the making of it. There's tons of movies out there that are not just bad, but also painfully dull.
I can't think of a person whose opinion on moral integrity I care less about than Karl Rove
Reminds me how he organized a military parade for his birthday and it looked so damn underwhelming and pathetic. This will be the only time I say this, but he could really take some lessons from North Korea
Also, it bugs me that Spielberg has often gone for this desaturated diffuse Thomas Kinkade-esque color grade on his imagery over the last decade or two.
Me confronting the person who piles fresh laundry on my bed instead of putting it away.
Youth pastors tripping over each other trying to reserve this vanity plate.
When you catch a cold and have to slow down for a few days, you're experiencing a life Bottle Episode. The rhinovirus has some real Breaking Bad S3E10 "The Fly" energy.
I've long wished there were AR glasses that would show every footstep you've ever taken in your entire life. Today I had one of those moments where I thought, "I've never set foot here before"
Doug Burgum looks like one of those AI generated pics that's like "What if George Washington was alive today?"
Nominating this style of TP dispenser to the "most dogshit invention" awards
I just raced through Pluribus and ... damn. One of the most interesting seasons of TV I've seen in a long time.