VHS advertisements were a crucial piece of insight into the greater world of anime—and they evolved into an art form of their own.
I loved those old AMV-style promo reels.
Last weekend I was in the final stages of selling my house and there was too much stuff to do to really relax. This weekend I'm not doing a dang thing, I'm gonna sit back and watch SGDQ or maybe the Olympics or something and play video games.
Wow, I have such a vivid memory of my elementary school music teacher telling us the exact same story.
Daily musical game where you guess the song played by the band with the least musicians playing as possible
Probably the daily game I keep up with the most. I'm often garbage at guessing any song past 2010, but that's a me problem, not a Bandle problem.
Andy, but they decided against it at the last minute. However, my dad's brother and his pregnant wife really liked the name, and a few months later my cousin Andy was born.
JustWatch does a decent job of telling you if a specific movie is on any of the streaming services. For example, I just searched for the movie Tombstone and apparently it's on Apple TV+, Hulu, and AMC's service.
It's not always accurate, so take everything it says with a grain of salt, but it's better than nothing.
Here's the Etsy link. One of these days I gotta make the Halloween one.
I started this some time in 2022. I did the head and part of the left arm, and then got distracted and left it in a box.
Fast forward to a few weeks ago when I found the box and decided I need to finish the cat!
Anyone who attempts one of those HUGE "every Pokémon from gen __" patterns is braver than any cop
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Thank you for reminding me of this. I started a few years ago, got about a dozen albums in, and then fell off because I got busy with stuff. I was just thinking about how I need to find more music, time to pick this back up.
I found a barrel just like that at an estate sale a few weeks ago! Part of me wanted it just because it looked cool.
Nothing but love for my Tybalt.
You're right. How are we gonna ever beat Boktai without the sun?
Weren't there some people worried about the end of the world with the most recent solar eclipse?
I remember hearing about this show ages ago on an episode of This American Life. Thanks for the heads up, this sounds like a good doc.
"We have a technical debt that stretches back many decades."
I'm kind of shocked that they built the system in '98 and decided to use 5.25 floppies instead of the 3.5 ones.
