Mo is awesome.
You’d probably also like Ramy on Hulu. It’s a similar, but slightly more serious and experimental show. Mo plays one of Ramy’s best friends in it.
Also, the fun and quirky It’s Bruno! on Netflix is written, directed, and starting the director of Mo. It’s about his relationship with his real life dog in NYC.
You need a tilt-shift lens to properly preserve the lines of architecture in photography. When taking a photo of a building, especially from below, with a wide angle lens so it captures the whole structure, the angles get distorted.
Little Simz, Sampa the Great, and Snow Tha Product are some of my modern favorites
I got a Tempur-pedic from Costco and it’s worth every penny. Costco gets last year’s models and rebrands them for a fraction of the price.
The best part is, there is no time limit on their return policy. So, you buy a mattress from Costco, put a waterproof protective cover on it, and then you can return it for a full refund years later no questions asked as long as there is no visible damage.
I got a queen and had it for a few years before we decided we wanted a California king. Returned it in person with no issues and traded up.
I heard this was coming out and just read the book Mickey 7 that it’s based on.
For anyone interested, I highly recommend reading it before watching the movie. It’s a fun, quick read. The movie doesn’t follow the same events so nothing is “spoiled” for you by reading, just a good way to get into the universe and character.
Have you considered adoption? There are SO many kids out there who need loving homes. If you’re worries about children regretting their existence, at least you could provide a safe place for those that are already here and also fulfill your desire to be a parent.
Drug dealerrrrrr keeper awayer
Radioactive Man right after Millhouse becomes Fallout Boy
I just watched Didi and it seems to do a great job with the millennial coming of age story. They’re a bit younger than me, but I related a lot to the characters and setting.
Dunno if it’s THE definitive movie, just thought I’d recommend because it’s recently on my mind.
Telling people to have etiquette while using a slur is an interesting choice.
As a cyclist, I already hate how many drivers are looking at their phones. Forcing them to x out of ads at a light when they should be paying attention to their surroundings needs to be illegal.
That’s exactly what I was thinking. Peanut Dust!
People Just Do Nothing is one of my favorite shows.
The for sale section of Nextdoor is decent. I’ve found a lot of great stuff for free on it.
Honestly, I read the books over 8 years ago, so I forget a lot of the smaller details. This makes it enjoyable to watch because I both know what will happen in terms of major plot points, but am discovering things moment by moment as well. When I was reading the series I kept thinking it would make a great show.
The TV version gets the atmosphere right, but has to sacrifice some of the pacing to make it work for the length of a season/episode.
Having read the books, you’ll probably be pleased with the way the next season plays out.
I was wondering when they would bring in the before times part of the story and an happy to see that part of the mystery is going to be revealed.
Years ago, when I lived in Boston, a realtor company mistakenly sent me a letter meant for my landlord. It said something like, “rentals are lucrative and prices keep rising! You should maximize your yearly lease price increases to make more money.”
The brokers get a full months rent fee in Boston just for showing the apartment, so this was really infuriating.
I thought I recognized that location and am happy with my geoguessr skills
The Murderbot series is pretty easy to get into and has some decent space adventure.
Also, I enjoyed the Silo series, which is now a good show on Apple.
I have to agree. I’ve tried 2 episodes and don’t get it. Seems like a hallow, generic soap opera and devoid of any of the clever comedy of Schur’s other projects.
The GoPro Max is a 360 GoPro. I ride with one on my helmet
That’s basically what the book is about