The Infinite Thread Part 4

That last infinite thread had a whole 7 comments on it!  I know you can do better then that.  Let’s start off by you answering this question: when was the last time you bleed for any non-standard reason? Are you still healing from that wound? My last major bleed out was when I had a cat on my lap and one of my other cats spazzed out, ran into the room, jumped on the coffee table, fell of it, and ran back out of the room, it was rather startling.  The cat on my lap was spooked and jumped up and over my head onto the couch just as fast as he could, slicing my left arm up.  This was back at the end of January and I can still faintly see the marks on my arm.

Here’s a new new rule: every time I get a new Patreon member, I’ll ask them what kind of content they want, and we’ll cater to just their needs and desires for a bit.  No matter how ridiculous or illegal.

I need the income because I want to quit my current job and start a cat farm.   Or at the very least just not have to work in an office with no windows.  To do that, I’m going to need a few more patrons.  That number of new ones is higher than I’d like, but also lower than what I expected when I did the math.

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    The trailers for this looked amazing, but what we got was less than amazing and more bland Netflix straight to vhs than I was really hoping for. A few people have said that the film was made for kids and that might explain how mediocre and unchallenging the dialogue was, but that trailer made me feel this was going to be an adult oriented post-apocalyptic story about humans living a world that robots had taken over. Instead we got changing hair styles, music that doesn’t fit the scenes, some weird sibling cuddling, and bad wigs. It’s almost great in every way, but misses the mark for what I was wanting.

    A side issue is having real world newscasters / reporters moonlighting in a film. I’m increasingly uncomfortable with seeing real life news personalities like Wolf Blitzer or Anderson Cooper showing up in a film that’s 100% popcorn entertainment. It’s one thing to have Perd Hapley show up from time to time on various news shows in movies, but in a world in which the news is accused of making it all up, it’s weird to see them show up in a fake news bit about robots rebelling and killing everyone.

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