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Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...
Last post by bob - Today at 09:20:20 AMcopilot made 4 different posters with the same title
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#22
Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 05:49:21 AMQuote from: lester1/2jr on December 28, 2025, 06:25:15 PMFat Freddy's Cat - My college room mate was a born again Christian and played bass in a Christian emocore band called Pedro The Lion. He was friendly with the guy from Sunny Day Real Estate who were, like Pedro the Lion, not exactly my thing but undoubtedly talented. I genuinely did like The Danielson Famile, a very strange Pixies/ modest Mouse type band actually made up of a large family. He was kind of a jerk though, if we're being honest.
A guy from Pedro The Lion and the Danielson Familie are interviewed in this doc, haha. I'm an 80s hard rock/metal guy so they're not my cup of Java either.
Right after watching that doc, YouTube suggested this "related" one, so I watched it too. Saw a lot of the same people in it...
"The Cornerstone Festival: 20 Years and Counting" (2003)
A documentary tracing the history of Cornerstone, the annual Christian music & arts festival, from its humble beginning with a handful of bands playing in an Illinois cornfield to the massive, sprawling multi-stage event it is today. A cool history lesson with commentary and memories from dozens of musicians.
#23
Television / Re: Scary TV episodes in non h...
Last post by Trevor - Today at 01:45:22 AMDEPARTMENT S
The Ghost of Mary Burnham
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The Ghost of Mary Burnham
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#24
Off Topic Discussion / Re: What are you cooking?
Last post by claws - Today at 12:03:30 AMWell, I'm not German. I'm an American living in Germany 
This sauerkraut curry recipe is from a German firm specialized in sauerkraut, though.
"Curried Kraut" (Sauerkraut flavored with curry powder and raisins) is apparently a thing I'm not really much familiar with.
This sauerkraut curry recipe is from a German firm specialized in sauerkraut, though.
"Curried Kraut" (Sauerkraut flavored with curry powder and raisins) is apparently a thing I'm not really much familiar with.
#25
Off Topic Discussion / Re: How's the weather?
Last post by claws - December 28, 2025, 11:49:13 PMA very mild winter so far. Temps are now below freezing, and we are expecting snow this week. Not holding my breath, though.
#26
Off Topic Discussion / Re: WingedSerpent's thoughts, ...
Last post by Alex - December 28, 2025, 07:01:09 PMHope you feel better quickly.
#27
Off Topic Discussion / Re: Alex's even longer post th...
Last post by Alex - December 28, 2025, 06:56:53 PMI was thinking about a tv show I used to watch as a kid. I'd come on after Dr. Who and I thought even though I watched it every week,I couldn't think what the theme song was like, so I looked it up, listened to it and thought "Well, that doesn't strike any memory chords at all". I listened to several different versions of the theme across the various decades the show had ran for, but nada.
Funny how the mind works, or in this case doesn't.
Listening to a free CD from a band that fled Russia and are now based in the UK after criticising the putin regime. They do symphonic power metal (what a s**t name for a genre. I mean I don't care for nu-metal but at least it was a short title) and well, it was free.
My brother is home from the gulf for a few weeks. He was asking when are next going back to the US. Both of us burst out laughing at that one. We then told him all the requirements to get in about letting them see all your social media, the last 5 years' worth of email addresses, and DNA samples and said fair enough, they can ask for that stuff, but I can equally raise a middle finger and say hell no. and spend my holiday money in less draconian places. I do think it is a shame that Kristi would not feel comfortable returning to the country of her birth. Then again, we heard noises are being made about forcing people from the US with duel citizenship to give up one or the other and I am pretty sure I know which one she'd choose if the issue is forced on her. Friends have been asking for advice on stuff to do when travelling to see the world cup. Our honest advice has been go see the games in Mexico and Canada. Football fans are pretty fanatical though and I can't see them being put off by the new rules.
A lot of people who haven't been there are in for a nasty shock when they try the domestic beers though lol. After my last conversation with the Rev about US beers I did do a little research and found several articles linking the problems with American beer with prohibition, but really it seems to go way back before even that and there was basically a decades long push for blander beer. I found quite a few articles talking about it, but if you are interested, here is one of them. Most of the other articles were pretty much the same with very little variation: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/06/12/why-americans-have-such-bad-taste-in-beer/. One thing I didn't realise was just how small the craft beer industry over there is (Bud Lite it seems outsells the entire craft beer industry). I'd assumed it was much larger than this indicates just from how available it was. This one has a slightly more technical aspect to it https://cookindocs.com/why-is-american-beer-so-bad/ The second article there was more what I was expecting, that it comes down to a difference in how they are brewed.
On a vaguely related note, I was sorry to hear about Jim Bean having to close its main distillery for the next year. I don't drink it often, but I do like it. I hope all the employees are able to be gainfully employed at another site or find other jobs. I understand why their exports are being boycotted, but I do prefer spirits from the USA over their beers and hope that they continue on for many years.
The free album turned out to be average at best. I'll give it another listen another time and see if it grows on me, but if I had to base things on my first listen I wouldn't say I am about to become a fan or go see them live.
New years is not far away. Not expecting to be up for the bells as Kristi has chemo earlier that day and I doubt she'll be feeling very well, so when 2026 comes I suspect I'll be cuddled up in bed with her.
Funny how the mind works, or in this case doesn't.
Listening to a free CD from a band that fled Russia and are now based in the UK after criticising the putin regime. They do symphonic power metal (what a s**t name for a genre. I mean I don't care for nu-metal but at least it was a short title) and well, it was free.
My brother is home from the gulf for a few weeks. He was asking when are next going back to the US. Both of us burst out laughing at that one. We then told him all the requirements to get in about letting them see all your social media, the last 5 years' worth of email addresses, and DNA samples and said fair enough, they can ask for that stuff, but I can equally raise a middle finger and say hell no. and spend my holiday money in less draconian places. I do think it is a shame that Kristi would not feel comfortable returning to the country of her birth. Then again, we heard noises are being made about forcing people from the US with duel citizenship to give up one or the other and I am pretty sure I know which one she'd choose if the issue is forced on her. Friends have been asking for advice on stuff to do when travelling to see the world cup. Our honest advice has been go see the games in Mexico and Canada. Football fans are pretty fanatical though and I can't see them being put off by the new rules.
A lot of people who haven't been there are in for a nasty shock when they try the domestic beers though lol. After my last conversation with the Rev about US beers I did do a little research and found several articles linking the problems with American beer with prohibition, but really it seems to go way back before even that and there was basically a decades long push for blander beer. I found quite a few articles talking about it, but if you are interested, here is one of them. Most of the other articles were pretty much the same with very little variation: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/06/12/why-americans-have-such-bad-taste-in-beer/. One thing I didn't realise was just how small the craft beer industry over there is (Bud Lite it seems outsells the entire craft beer industry). I'd assumed it was much larger than this indicates just from how available it was. This one has a slightly more technical aspect to it https://cookindocs.com/why-is-american-beer-so-bad/ The second article there was more what I was expecting, that it comes down to a difference in how they are brewed.
On a vaguely related note, I was sorry to hear about Jim Bean having to close its main distillery for the next year. I don't drink it often, but I do like it. I hope all the employees are able to be gainfully employed at another site or find other jobs. I understand why their exports are being boycotted, but I do prefer spirits from the USA over their beers and hope that they continue on for many years.
The free album turned out to be average at best. I'll give it another listen another time and see if it grows on me, but if I had to base things on my first listen I wouldn't say I am about to become a fan or go see them live.
New years is not far away. Not expecting to be up for the bells as Kristi has chemo earlier that day and I doubt she'll be feeling very well, so when 2026 comes I suspect I'll be cuddled up in bed with her.
#28
Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by lester1/2jr - December 28, 2025, 06:25:15 PMFat Freddy's Cat - My college room mate was a born again Christian and played bass in a Christian emocore band called Pedro The Lion. He was friendly with the guy from Sunny Day Real Estate who were, like Pedro the Lion, not exactly my thing but undoubtedly talented. I genuinely did like The Danielson Famile, a very strange Pixies/ modest Mouse type band actually made up of a large family. He was kind of a jerk though, if we're being honest.
#29
Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - December 28, 2025, 05:44:06 PM"Why Should the Devil Have All The Good Music?" (2004)
The 2003 Cornerstone Festival provides the backdrop for this documentary on Christian rock and its struggle to be taken seriously by the "mainstream" rock scene. Interviewees include members of MxPx, Living Sacrifice, the OC Supertones, Five Iron Frenzy, Stryper, and many more.
The 2003 Cornerstone Festival provides the backdrop for this documentary on Christian rock and its struggle to be taken seriously by the "mainstream" rock scene. Interviewees include members of MxPx, Living Sacrifice, the OC Supertones, Five Iron Frenzy, Stryper, and many more.
#30
Off Topic Discussion / Re: WingedSerpent's thoughts, ...
Last post by WingedSerpent - December 28, 2025, 05:37:41 PMYuck, another sore throat.
I swear I've had more head colds in 2025 then almost any other time in my life.
I swear I've had more head colds in 2025 then almost any other time in my life.