ConsistentlyPeter
ConsistentlyPeter t1_iy82glj wrote
I must say I get lost with plots quite easily, mainly because I find it hard to keep track of who's who, or I'll accidentally skip over a crucial bit of information like a fool.
With Neuromancer, like a lot of books, I kept checking the synopsis on Wikipedia as I went - being careful not to read ahead - to make sure I'd actually registered everything.
ConsistentlyPeter t1_ixsmfbj wrote
Reply to The haunting of hill house was so good by AxidentalMe
It's wonderful isn't it? Nobody does social anxiety and urban paranoia like Shirley Jackson.
ConsistentlyPeter t1_itzkhie wrote
Reply to comment by sanguiniuswept in TIL Thomas Edison produced the first Frankenstein movie - a 1910 silent film adaptation of Mary Shelley's 1818 book. by 1900grs
I came here to make a similar comment, but you did it iso much better. πππ
ConsistentlyPeter t1_itsabxw wrote
Reply to comment by SadArchon in Carly Rae Jepsen on Looking Up to Tina Turner and Finding Success 10+ Years After 'Call Me Maybe' by trievan
Jesus fucking christ on a bike.
Or a mobility scooter. Fuck this.
ConsistentlyPeter t1_itdtauc wrote
Reply to comment by WaytoomanyUIDs in Northern regional mayors late for rail briefing after train cancelled by JonnyTaunton
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ConsistentlyPeter t1_is13caq wrote
Reply to comment by MattsAnxiety in Arachnikitty! by Me by MattsAnxiety
Ha!! Oh god, my wife would divorce me immediately.
ConsistentlyPeter t1_is0y0bm wrote
Reply to Arachnikitty! by Me by MattsAnxiety
No thank you. π
ConsistentlyPeter t1_is012nf wrote
Bit of a clickbait title - the Judge actually says (paraphrasing) "You're young, it's not too late to turn your life around, eventually settle down with a wife and a family." He wasn't suggesting he get married to cure his horrendous behaviour.
But what really galls me, is that after all of this - and 67 previous offences - he's been essentially let off partly because the prison chaplain said "Ah, he's a good lad really." Priests pissed on their own morality chips a long time ago, IMO, and we need to stop looking to those fuckers for moral guidance.
ConsistentlyPeter t1_j01cbcd wrote
Reply to comment by DaveOJ12 in TIL Western music traveled to China in the 80s through these cracked cassette tapes. Once discarded as trash, and shipped to China's black market from abroad, they were purposefully destroyed by labels to prevent resales. And these tapes influenced a generation of musicians in China. by fangz_fabricated
Yep, there's a great book on it called Bone Music.