Movies We've Seen Recently (post #795)
My Neighbour Totoro (1988): who did the sandal belong to? Someone else's four year old is at the bottom of that pond.
CTRL+V and post it (post #1654)
Behind the scenes, the Fantastic Four villain known as Psycho-Man and his shape-shifting android lackey Hate-Monger III were instigating the violent riots. People succumbed to uncontrollable rage thanks to the Hate-Monger’s hate-inducing powers.
Episode 157 - The Crying Came (post #4)
Is that a Onceler licking tears from another Onceler? And also there are racist crying cars?? Yeah, listening to this as soon as I'm not in the office
Episode 157 - The Crying Came (post #4)
The car fanfic broke me so hard I had to pull over from driving
Episode 181: Go Fund Yourself (post #21)
One Taste is back in the news. Hopefully that person managed to avoid getting into it because their gofundme failed. There is a Netflix doc.Oh yeah if it wasn't clear in the episode, I didn't pursue the lead to make an episode on this because like most actual cults, it's actually horrifying and not funny once you look into it
https://www.npr.org/2025/06/11/nx-s1-5429181/orgasmic-meditation-sexual-womens-wellness-forced-labor-conviction
vaMpiresoftWare, June 25, 2025, 06:23:38 pm
Episode 181: Go Fund Yourself (post #21)
One Taste is back in the news. Hopefully that person managed to avoid getting into it because their gofundme failed. There is a Netflix doc.
https://www.npr.org/2025/06/11/nx-s1-5429181/orgasmic-meditation-sexual-womens-wellness-forced-labor-conviction
https://www.npr.org/2025/06/11/nx-s1-5429181/orgasmic-meditation-sexual-womens-wellness-forced-labor-conviction
i was shocked to learn that amans lacrimae is not the same person as the tear licking fetishist from the is it normal episode. how many of these guys are there??
F Plus Quotes Thread (post #1338)
"BED CHEEVOS!
-Kumquatxop, Episode 387
-Kumquatxop, Episode 387
I was re-listening to this one, and two things stuck out to me:
- The "Starbucks/Coke" pitch to have people's names on bottles of Coca-cola became a real thing eventually, so it's fun to hear the panel react to a dumb idea that was dumb enough to actually work out.
- Lemon mentions that the doc was split into two parts by Montrith, and I don't think Part 2 was ever read. I think The F Plus needs to jump on the "long-delayed sequel" bandwagon and read the rest of the doc someday.
Movies We've Seen Recently (post #795)
Finally watched Jurassic World, flabbergasted at how nakedly it despises the audience. "It's awful that we're making dinosaurs purely at the behest of soulless corporate sponsors" says the pathetic but, ultimately, morally correct nerd character in a movie that is so stuffed with product placement it actually affects the general shot quality because so many scenes need to be framed in a way that highlights a brand logo. "We have to invent bigger and scarier dinosaurs to keep the attention of the drooling public who are bored of regular dinosaurs," says the jaded but hot corporate woman who is eventually charmed to the side of good by the hero, in the movie that invents a bigger and scarier dinosaur as a central marketing point and is, itself, a bigger and scarier retelling of the first movie in the series. "It's stupid to think that a velociraptor is like a dog," says the dirt-crusted good-ol-boy army-veteran hero in a movie where, in an emotional scene, the velociraptors save the day because of a doglike loyalty to their trainer.
And I'm a little flummoxed by it because, first of all, the absolute gall of a movie whose only positive points are big dumb action sequences to have its own text be "This is what you want, little piggies? Slop in a trough? Well come and get it you pieces of shit." Second of all, that a movie I felt insulted the entire time watching was so popular as to fund three sequels and I can't really come up with a reason *why* that is that doesn't make me sound like even more of a snobbish twit than this post already does.
And I'm a little flummoxed by it because, first of all, the absolute gall of a movie whose only positive points are big dumb action sequences to have its own text be "This is what you want, little piggies? Slop in a trough? Well come and get it you pieces of shit." Second of all, that a movie I felt insulted the entire time watching was so popular as to fund three sequels and I can't really come up with a reason *why* that is that doesn't make me sound like even more of a snobbish twit than this post already does.