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This might be very mean theard but i genuinely haven't still found a valid platform to search up for a movie. I can't afford to rent them, and also can't find a stable source to watch all of them. It's very frustrating to everytime first search up for a hour and then only to find a Japanese dub version available. And hope it gives a wide range of movies.
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i'm looking for high res image of manson from matt's monsters by simon?
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Im looking for an image that is an edit of this picture of XKCD field by purity. The edit has a philosopher but he is working the window at McDonalds and is saying something like "Welcome to McDicks can I take your order"
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I'm looking for a torrent / mega / whatever of the complete episodes of the sketch comedy show Bizarre. - uncensored.
I have the "Best of" but would like to see them all.
I have the "Best of" but would like to see them all.
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Cover is literal junkyard methapor for modernity/capitalism/whatever. Saw in a thread in /lit/ around a year ago.
Non-fiction/philosophical, about civilization/economic systems (one in particular, probably critiquing capitalism/industrialism/mass production/consumerism or some intelectual-esque rambling).
Cover: one or more scrapyard/junkyard/abandoned/rusted cars (pile or cluster, desolate vibe, symbolic of decay/ruins/what's left after collapse or after we're gone, there was also some vegetation around.).
Not fiction, not about cars literally—just using them as metaphor for failed modern civ/economy/impermanence of our system, legacy in trash/heaps of obsolete tech.
Anyone remember? Pic related if I can find similar, but it's not these
Non-fiction/philosophical, about civilization/economic systems (one in particular, probably critiquing capitalism/industrialism/mass production/consumerism or some intelectual-esque rambling).
Cover: one or more scrapyard/junkyard/abandoned/rusted cars (pile or cluster, desolate vibe, symbolic of decay/ruins/what's left after collapse or after we're gone, there was also some vegetation around.).
Not fiction, not about cars literally—just using them as metaphor for failed modern civ/economy/impermanence of our system, legacy in trash/heaps of obsolete tech.
Anyone remember? Pic related if I can find similar, but it's not these
https://youtu.be/qs_1FfUWKHs
I've got the first minute down but the crazy section from 1:14 to 2:00 sounds like tremolo picked ascending perfect fourth intervals on a chromatic scale, but because of the mix I can't tell if it's power chords or even tritones. That, and the riff from 2:00 to 2:10 is kicking my ass.
The tuning they use is A# standard but those sections are high up so it doesn't matter. You can use https://tabby.pro/tab-maker or if you can identify the notes by ear you can just type them.
I've got the first minute down but the crazy section from 1:14 to 2:00 sounds like tremolo picked ascending perfect fourth intervals on a chromatic scale, but because of the mix I can't tell if it's power chords or even tritones. That, and the riff from 2:00 to 2:10 is kicking my ass.
The tuning they use is A# standard but those sections are high up so it doesn't matter. You can use https://tabby.pro/tab-maker or if you can identify the notes by ear you can just type them.
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Hello. I am looking for this specific magazine as it contains content that would greatly help me in a research. High quality scans would be ideal, but by now (it's been a week of fruitless search) everything goes. Any good site that archives such magazines would also be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Hello, I need help identifying this TV this is the only picture I have I would like to know what sort of connection it has if any
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There is a old internet comic, very simplistically drawn, not too long, where a guy is watching a girl on VHS cook eggs or something because he's bored. The girl in the video pretends to have a conversation with the viewer (him). Slowly, he realizes that he's responding to the video and that he's fallen in love with the girl on the tape.
Pic related is roughly what the art style looked like (it's really not far off) and somewhat of a recreation of one of the panels in the comic.
It could have also been a DVD and not a VHS tape. The last panel is him saying something like "oh no."
Pic related is roughly what the art style looked like (it's really not far off) and somewhat of a recreation of one of the panels in the comic.
It could have also been a DVD and not a VHS tape. The last panel is him saying something like "oh no."
