Obsession might actually be better than ted season 2
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Obsession might actually be better than ted season 2

Just finished obsession, took me a couple of tries. I would then turn it off and put Ted season 2 on but fuck me, obsession was so good and so intense.

Now I need to finish ted season 2 to see which is better. 4 episodes in and it's Genuinely tied rn.

u/RainbowForHire — 4 days ago
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Fore-Shadowing

Though there is a scene where Wake is shown to be fearful of Thomas' shadow, this is my first time spotting this. His shadow is coming down on Wake in an almost identical way to the swing of the ax he takes to kill him later on (link to video in comments for comparison).

u/RainbowForHire — 1 day ago

James lookalike in Army of Darkness

Had to do a double take when seeing Arthur in this scene. Looked SO MUCH like him. And for the observant, you're welcome for the reflective house tour.

u/RainbowForHire — 8 days ago

Tick bite or something else?

First photo is from Monday, second is from today.

12 days ago I was down North Carolina (near Wilmington). I live in northern VA, and about a week ago I first noticed this odd rash (bumpy, not itchy). I did find a tick on me that hadn't latched while in NC on my right leg, but this is on the left side. I didn't see any head attached or anything like that either, and I can't imagine when this bite could've happened without me seeing since I was on high alert after finding the first one. I also saw some scratches near the area and initially attributed it to having walked through some irritating brush in the woods (in Virginia), but now it does look like there was an entry or bite of some kind. It's been almost a week since I've noticed this and it doesn't look to be going away. I do not have a fever. I didn't think it really resembled a tick bite, but I figured I'd get some other opinions.

u/RainbowForHire — 22 days ago
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Came across this painting of Leviathan and thought it looked familiar...

The Destruction of Leviathan (1865) by Gustave Doré

Likely a coincidence, but the similar positioning of the clouds especially struck me among the other similarities. I love the way they both show the scale of the ocean. It's been fun reading about the story of Leviathan and how it shares similar themes to The Lighthouse, Prometheus and Proteus.

u/RainbowForHire — 1 month ago