not related to amount of contact they have with people but just their actual danger to people, Muskox is up there
even though they live far up in the mountains and are very good at making it very clear that they do not appreciate company that doesn't always stop the especially stupid among us
there are signs, in Dovre where most of the muskox live, saying to keep 200m distance, because at 200m they don't really care about you
and to not go closer, because this is not an animal that flees, this is an animal that fights. And they weigh over 200 kilos and can run at 60 km/h.
But on the plus side, as one source here notes, they usually use the frontal bone which just results in soft-tissue damage and broken bones, and don't seem to use the horns to stab people on purpose
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The only detective show I've seen in my life is the Benedict Cumberbatch BBC miniseries
I'm not sure I've ever had a piece of media seem so top-notch when it was made, and I really loved it at the time, but it has aged absolutely terribly.
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Sherlock Holmes. Fuckin loves cocaine.
i stopped watching it during season 2 i think
first season was great until they got to the dumb cliffhanger because they didnt know if the show was going to be renewed
i stopped watching it during season 2 i think
first season was great until they got to the dumb cliffhanger because they didnt know if the show was going to be renewed
I think it's worth watching all the way up to the wedding. That is where the show shines the best with the characters that they've built up, before they decided to take a shit on everything (to be fair, IRL Martin Freeman and Amanda Abbington's relationship was falling apart so maybe it's best that they went that direction, but still...).
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i stopped watching it during season 2 i think
first season was great until they got to the dumb cliffhanger because they didnt know if the show was going to be renewed
I think it's worth watching all the way up to the wedding. That is where the show shines the best with the characters that they've built up, before they decided to take a shit on everything (to be fair, IRL Martin Freeman and Amanda Abbington's relationship was falling apart so maybe it's best that they went that direction, but still...).
i stopped watching it during season 2 i think
first season was great until they got to the dumb cliffhanger because they didnt know if the show was going to be renewed
I think it's worth watching all the way up to the wedding. That is where the show shines the best with the characters that they've built up, before they decided to take a shit on everything (to be fair, IRL Martin Freeman and Amanda Abbington's relationship was falling apart so maybe it's best that they went that direction, but still...).
i am very confused right now
I am talking about the BBC Sherlock show with Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock and Martin Freeman as Watson. Martin Freeman's longtime RL partner Amanda Abbington played his fiancee/wife Mary Morstan in the show. But shortly after Season 3, they split up. The wedding episode happens in Season 3, I think (which is where I would stop), and Season 4 is utter shit.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
The only detective show I've seen in my life is the Benedict Cumberbatch BBC miniseries
I'm not sure I've ever had a piece of media seem so top-notch when it was made, and I really loved it at the time, but it has aged absolutely terribly.
oh no; that's sad to hear
I liked it a lot when it came out and haven't rewatched it (I don't generally rewatch anything); I also did not see the full run--can't remember if I saw season 3 or just 1+2, and definitely didn't see season 4 because people said it was bad
wait why/how did it age badly? The styling of it or the characters or what?
the biggest complaint i hear is Benedict's Sherlock solving mysteries through inferences that range from flimsy to nonsense, which i do recall being the case, but also wouldn't be a problem of aging so i dunno if that's it
wait why/how did it age badly? The styling of it or the characters or what?
the biggest complaint i hear is Benedict's Sherlock solving mysteries through inferences that range from flimsy to nonsense, which i do recall being the case, but also wouldn't be a problem of aging so i dunno if that's it
I mean, to me, the fun is watching how the characters play out and the re-contextualizing of the Victorian Age stories in the modern day. Like, both the original Watson and the BBC Watson are veterans of a war in Afghanistan, but this plays out very differently in a modern context.
The actual mysteries themselves are just thinly veiled homages to the original stories. I don't think they were really meant to be "true" mysteries in any sense.
The only detective show I've seen in my life is the Benedict Cumberbatch BBC miniseries
I'm not sure I've ever had a piece of media seem so top-notch when it was made, and I really loved it at the time, but it has aged absolutely terribly.
oh no; that's sad to hear
I liked it a lot when it came out and haven't rewatched it (I don't generally rewatch anything); I also did not see the full run--can't remember if I saw season 3 or just 1+2, and definitely didn't see season 4 because people said it was bad
Don't take DKs word on it, here's a nearly 2 hour video from Hbomberguy about it:
The only detective show I've seen in my life is the Benedict Cumberbatch BBC miniseries
I'm not sure I've ever had a piece of media seem so top-notch when it was made, and I really loved it at the time, but it has aged absolutely terribly.
oh no; that's sad to hear
I liked it a lot when it came out and haven't rewatched it (I don't generally rewatch anything); I also did not see the full run--can't remember if I saw season 3 or just 1+2, and definitely didn't see season 4 because people said it was bad
Don't take DKs word on it, here's a nearly 2 hour video from Hbomberguy about it:
I just watched a two hour long video on why "Dear Evan Hansen" was a crappy movie.
Long form video essays are good, actually.
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
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even though they live far up in the mountains and are very good at making it very clear that they do not appreciate company that doesn't always stop the especially stupid among us
they're pretty cool tho
I mean, that's why it's a superpower. A miraculous manifestation that defies explanation.
(Cats actually can be clicker trained and can learn how to follow commands pretty well.)
are.... are YOU Cat Commander?!?!?!?!??!?
i haven't
and to not go closer, because this is not an animal that flees, this is an animal that fights. And they weigh over 200 kilos and can run at 60 km/h.
But on the plus side, as one source here notes, they usually use the frontal bone which just results in soft-tissue damage and broken bones, and don't seem to use the horns to stab people on purpose
i can't get video at the office due to crap cell reception but i will check this out
I just used the phrase hoover it up.
and everyone was like what the fuck how old are you.
I'm not sure I've ever had a piece of media seem so top-notch when it was made, and I really loved it at the time, but it has aged absolutely terribly.
first season was great until they got to the dumb cliffhanger because they didnt know if the show was going to be renewed
but I have an intense craving for candy all of a sudden and I am not going to examine it further and I'll probably just go buy a ton
speaking of the football, i just learned that my local team (Richmond Kickers) is one of the two oldest continuously run teams in the US
founded so long ago
in 1993
listen to your body. it naturally knows what it needs
*orders pizza*
i am very confused right now
i was still on letterkenny
I got a pizza for the "20% off on Tuesday"s
oh no; that's sad to hear
I liked it a lot when it came out and haven't rewatched it (I don't generally rewatch anything); I also did not see the full run--can't remember if I saw season 3 or just 1+2, and definitely didn't see season 4 because people said it was bad
they couldn't afford to do 30% Thursdays or 40% Fridays
or Whatever% Wednesdays
the biggest complaint i hear is Benedict's Sherlock solving mysteries through inferences that range from flimsy to nonsense, which i do recall being the case, but also wouldn't be a problem of aging so i dunno if that's it
Does it ever recover from the absolutely unbelievable nosedive in quality that happens in season 3?
Which is just coincidentally when they moved filming from Vancouver to LA
The actual mysteries themselves are just thinly veiled homages to the original stories. I don't think they were really meant to be "true" mysteries in any sense.
Don't take DKs word on it, here's a nearly 2 hour video from Hbomberguy about it:
Yes. Because Netflix takes over. The last two seasons were a lot of fun.
The only way I'd watch a video like that would be in a ludovico method scenario
Long form video essays are good, actually.
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies