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I'm ..... so confused..... about this song... 2 of my favorite bands smashed together.... My goth is pleased

My favorite part of that that video... dude looks like he just came back from church.

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ThiCCCCCCCCCCCCness ❤️

Missing the points... And now I'm done. I need to put a couple new rounds up. Thanks for the back and forth. What am I thinking now? Why would Photoshop open up!!

This is the What are you Thinking About section... I didn't realize that what I was thinking about at that time involved other people's opinions? There are a million other threads people chow chow back and forth or we wouldn't have as many replies as we do, but I generally don't see this thread as one of the ones who needs to be discussed unless you are specifically invited into a convo for whatever reason.... It is a general rule of thumb that talking about certain topics tend to lead to major heated convos and arguments, so I personally do not wish to talk about them with others unless I bring you into the subject and I want the back and forth. We've been here long enough to know what can happen and most often happens during heavy discussions and how often threads need to be cleaned as a result... and at the end of the day there is zero resolve on either ends, so what's the point I have 100% hedged my opinions and what I say already triggers people, what do you think our convos would be like if I was just honest and open... I promise you they would get nasty pretty quickly because frankly I'm sick and fucking tired of being told I'm wrong by people around here with their woke bullshit mainstream media mouth pieceness. It's been happening since before Trump came into office and I watched daily as people who I called friends say the meanest shit about my opinions, but I shut up and let them have them...... I'm just about over hedging.

You've missed the point... But since we are going here... Nothing you've posted makes you anymore right then what I've said. You can be a "facts" Andy all you want, but I too can pull evidence, video, graphics and refudiate all your "facts" with my own. It's not going to go anywhere other then to lead to back and forth chow chow for pages where you try to convince me, and I simply nod. You have your opinions, I have mine, and they most often do not coincide. Religion, Politics, Climate Change, 2020 Election, Vaccines. Big ol noppity topics for us and the majority of people. I see tons of shit daily that I disagree with on the highest levels, and do you know what I do, I read it and move on without saying a word, and would you like to know why I don't say anything? Because people are entitled to say what they want to say without me trying to butt in with my "facts" and opinions. If I wasn't brought into the convo by the people who started it, I tend to stay the fuck out of it, it's not my business most of the time (unless it pertains to BZ rules). So in closing, you feel you are right, I feel I'm right, and the truth is somewhere in the middle.

What do you mean the earth isn't flat? Wtf! Seriously, you don't have to respond to every post about the ChynaFlu/Vaccines that triggers you. Also there is nothing wrong with odysee, the platform was created after Twitter/Youtube started banning people for going against mainstream media and posting other points of view on things that wasn't media approved. Every time you get your panties in a bunch about WuFlu you sound exactly like them, but if you're okay with it, continue on. Apparently the only truth is the one you and yours except as fact, and nothing else matters and will just cause a fuss is spoken about. Vaccine Andy it is. Your truth, my truth, and the actual truth is somewhere in-between.

MagnetGate: Magnets Stick To Covid Vaccine Injection Site https://odysee.com/@TimTruth:b/Magnetvaccinearmdocumentary:a Yeah, no... not putting that shit in my body.

EPIC RANT!!!!!!!!! @COP11 @phenobarbie @Stromboli1 @Joe > Average @Enrico_sw

Holyshit! BERNO!!! ❤️

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David Bruckner Directing TV Series Adaptation of Rami Malek’s Apocalypse Podcast “Blackout” The end of civilization as you know it. Starring and executive produced by Academy Award Winner Rami Malek, the popular podcast series “Blackout“ is getting a small screen adaptation, Deadline reports this week. David Bruckner (The Night House) is on board to direct the TV series adaptation, Deadline has announced today. Bruckner has previously directed The Signal, the “Amateur Night” segment in our V/H/S, the segment “The Accident” in our Southbound, and monster movie The Ritual. Bruckner is also working on our upcoming V/H/S/94, which is coming soon. Deadline notes, “Season two of the apocalyptic thriller will be released early this summer with Malek reprising his role of Simon Itani, a small-town radio DJ fighting to protect his family and community after the power grid goes down nationwide, upending modern civilization.” The “Blackout” adaptation will come from Chernin Entertainment, Endeavor Content and QCode. Rami Malek will executive produce the series, which doesn’t yet have a home.

“Mindhunter”: David Fincher and Netflix Reportedly Talking About a Potential Third Season Last year, David Fincher opened up in a chat with Vulture and revealed that Netflix’s “Mindhunter” is at least temporarily on hold at the moment, with Fincher admitting that there just weren’t enough people watching to justify the cost and the work involved in bringing another season to life. At the same time, however, he’s been keeping that hope alive. Fincher had noted in a chat with Variety back in November of last year, “At some point I’d love to revisit it. The hope was to get all the way up to the late 90’s, early 2000’s, hopefully get all the way up to people knocking on the door at Dennis Rader’s house.” It sounds like the future of “Mindhunter” is still very much up in the air, to be clear, but it’s worth noting that Small Screen is reporting this week on talks between Fincher and Netflix. The site reports, “It’s been revealed to us by sources close to Netflix that discussions between the streamer and David Fincher for a Mindhunter Season 3 are back on.” Small Screen’s source reportedly told them, “All I can really tell you about Mindhunter is that conversations between Netflix and Fincher are ongoing. They are discussing the possibility of bringing the show back for a third season. It’s still very early days, but Fincher sounds more upbeat about the project.” For now, it’s probably best to take this one with a grain of salt. But ya never know… Fincher executive produces “Mindhunter” for Netflix, and also directed several episodes.

AMERICAN PSYCHO could be fun if they did it as dark comedy told from Bateman's point of view. Kinda like DEXTER, but in the business world, and with afar more deranged protagonist.

Lionsgate Developing an ‘American Psycho’ TV Series Adaptation; Possibly a ‘Saw’ Series as Well? Directed by Mary Harron, the 2000 film American Psycho brought Bret Easton Ellis’s novel to the big screen, and it looks like Patrick Bateman is next headed to the small screen. Speaking with Deadline this week, Lionsgate Television chairman Kevin Beggs previewed all things Lionsgate TV that are currently in the works, including an American Psycho series. And, potentially down the road, a television series set in the Saw universe?! “American Psycho is in development,” Beggs reveals. “We’re always exploring what we can do in television with something like the Saw franchise, so that’s a conversation.” Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva adds into the report/interview, “Beggs would not elaborate further, but I hear that Lionsgate TV is in early talks on a TV series adaptation of the book of Saw, from Mark Burg and Oren Koules’ Twisted Television. The Saw film franchise, one of the longest-running horror franchises in history and which has grossed over $1 billion at the box office, has long been rumored as ripe for a TV expansion.” Spiral: From the Book of Saw will be released in theaters on May 14, and it’s clear Lionsgate has plans for the franchise beyond that movie. As we recently reported, early development has reportedly already begun on another feature film, and it looks like Lionsgate is also keeping the door open to expand upon that “Book of Saw” with a small screen project.

Dexter”: Michael C. Hall is Back in New Teaser Trailer for Showtime’s Revival! America’s favorite serial killer is back. Michael C. Hall stars in Showtime‘s upcoming revival of “Dexter,” a continuation of the original series that will essentially allow Showtime to make up for the show’s original finale. Check out the official teaser trailer below, giving us our first look at Hall as Dexter in nearly 10 years! Jamie Chung (“Lovecraft Country”) joins Hall in the revival, with the cast also including Clancy Brown, Julia Jones, Alano Miller, Johnny Sequoyah and Jack Alcott. “Set 10 years after Dexter Morgan went missing in the eye of Hurricane Laura, the revival sees the character now living under an assumed name in a world away from Miami.” Clyde Phillips is back as showrunner for the 10-episode revival, arriving in Fall 2021. “Dexter” ran for eight seasons between 2006 and 2013.

What We Do in the Shadows’ Spinoff Series “Wellington Paranormal” Getting US Premiere in July! In addition to FX’s series, the world of “What We Do in the Shadows” was also expanded upon with the spinoff “Wellington Paranormal,” focused on the film’s easily-manipulated police officers, Mike Minogue and Karen O’Leary. From creators Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, the series premiered in New Zealand back in 2018, and it’s now getting a US release. “Wellington Paranormal” has been acquired by HBO Max and The CW, and the series will premiere on The CW on July 11, 2021. It’ll then be available on HBO Max the next day. The half-hour series follows the aforementioned duo, as well as Cori Gonzalez-Macuer’s Nick, as they try to keep Wellington safe from various spooky beasties. The third season of “Wellington Paranormal” just recently launched over in New Zealand, and we’ve been told that filming on a fourth season is already underway.

Amazon Heads to the “Unknown” Parts of America with Anthology Series Everyone’s trying to find a new angle into the anthology and this new one mixes urban legends with true crime. Craig MacNeill (“The Twilight Zone”, “Castle Rock”) & Clay Chapman, the duo behind SpectreVision’s SXSW horror film The Boy, have teamed up with Jonathan Nolan & Lisa Joy’s Kilter Films to develop the horror series “Unknown” at Amazon, reports Deadline. It sounds as if this anthology series tackles a new story every season, as opposed to each episode. “The first season is centered around an estranged brother and sister, who return to the Texas Killing Fields, only to encounter a dark spirit that inhabits the region from their childhood.” The series will be produced by Amazon Studios and Kilter Films.