

Drake the type of parentally supervised preteen to get Volvy's Adventure: Reslimed instead of GTA 6 for Christmas
I don't get why nobody ever talks about Persona 4 Portable? I mean obviously Golden completely overshadowed it but in retrospect it was cool that Atlus was able to throw a bone to 3DS owners too.
Drake the type of sanitizing stickler to wash dishes by filling the sink up with soap and soaking the dirty plates in the bubbles
Just started NG+ why did Dojima say this? Should I be worried???
[TOMT][FOOD] What chocolate candy does the One Wish Willow from Obsession remind me of?
I recently watched Obsession and once I got out the theater I decided to look up a picture of the One Wish Willow prop since you don't really get a good look at it in the movie. It looks like a bundle of twigs glued together. For some reason I have a memory of eating some kind of chocolately candy with the same look and texture (i.e. feels like you're biting into many soft sticks at once, with lots of air in the cross-section) as a OWW. Did my brain make this up or does anyone else remember something like this?
Drake the type of kooky cosmopolite to live in a city where the mayor actually does all this
Can anyone identify this chair? It's being sold for $15 at this thrift shop. I checked beneath the seat and it's a Haworth, but looking up the model number didn't return a specific name.
The same thrift shop is also selling a Steelcase Cobi for $75 but this chair looks more well-suited as my main office chair.
Why do many episodes of The Worst Year Ever end up with them talking about fast food
I would be lying if I said I didn't find it entertaining but I would also be lying if I said I didn't find it concerning
[TOMT][MOVIE][2000s] Help me find the first ever live-action movie I remember watching. Post-apocalyptic Christian movie???
This is something I've been meaning to request for this sub for a while since it's the first piece of non-children's media I remember watching. It's some kind of live action Christian comedy movie with a flipbook scene and bookended by tanning bed scenes.
Admittedly I am assuming a lot of things in that summary (i.e. not 100% sure if it was an explicitly Christian movie, or if the scenes I mentioned above were even from the same movie) but they are solid assumptions based on what I remember (my dad pretty much exclusively watched TBN and channels like those back in the day, and I am quite sure each of the scenes I am about to mention starred the same character.)
Luckily the scenes I remember were pretty distinct:
The main one that has stuck in my mind was the flipbook scene, which in the movie was a cutaway gag to when the main character was in school. One of those big easels was used as the flipbook, and before the flipping started, the teacher said something like "Boy hates girl". She then began the animation, where I think the stick figure boy gave the stick figure girl a box of chocolates and the girl refused it in some comical way I'm not remembering. At the end of the scene before the cutaway ended the main character then looked up from his notebook and went "huh?". I really want to rediscover how this fit into the plot of the movie at all lol
The other scenes I remember were the tanning bed scenes. The movie either started with one and ended with one, or they were interspersed throughout the film. I forget what the point of these scenes were but I do remember that one of the final scenes of the movie was the main character getting out of the tanning bed. This is why I feel like it was movie rather than an episode of a TV show or something. I remember it being long, but also the tanning bed scenes serving as a clear bookend.
I remember the general vibe of the moving being quite barren with a lot of scenes where the main character traversed through empty places and streets. Maybe the main character was the only character? Or maybe it took place after some kind of mass-extinction event? idk maybe they were artsy like that