Sup!

Ok. Really quickly. Take less than 2 seconds.

Tell me if a song is playing and what is the song.

A Halloween-themed playlist is displayed on a music streaming app, showing various songs and albums.

A handsome person in a hidden temple.

Just me hanging out before the ritual sacrifice at midnight.

I feel that the phrase “it’ll get better” should only be used on life and the obstacles we face and not products and services. Those are material and outside of what truly matters.

This is a quarter of my dad’s cd collection.

A collection of stacked CDs next to a red flashlight is displayed on wooden shelves.

The telcoms know they are charging too much. When you call, they have an automated option for complaints about the price.

I felll down during yoga.

Two people are practicing yoga in a studio, with workout stats shown in the foreground.

Sinners (2025) - ★★★★★

Sinner 2025 Movie poster showing people dancing and having a good time.
Not everyone had a good time at the new juke joint.

Unfortunately, I had read a lot about the movie before I got a chance to see it and I brought some expectations into viewing it.

Couple that with the fact that this little review is several weeks after seeing it.

That being said, I would happily watch this movie again!

From the opening scene, you know things are not going to go well for the people in this movie. The beautiful thing about the movie isn’t so much the blood and gore, but the build up to it. How did we get here?

I know some people might not appreciate the build up, but I feel that you can’t really enjoy the next part without it.

Overview

Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.

Messing around with Adium.

I’m using it to connect to irc.

A chat interface titled penelope displays a welcome message, identity verification prompt, and a list of channels.

I hope this message finds you well. If not, you have my permission to take a nap.

At one point, I thought that I would be able to do all the prompts.

Part of me thinks “that’s going to annoy all my readers”, but since I don’t have analytics I wouldn’t know.

A progress tracker from crucialtracks shows 15.7% completion, with 24 out of 153 prompts finished.