Samantha Geen

Samantha Geen

@smuckingbool.bsky.social

Opinionated 🇨🇦 she/her in #ldnont Left leaning, interested in TV/Movies/birds/food/house plants/good vibes, loves the absurdity of life

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Samantha Geen reposted

it’s becoming increasingly clear the goal of the far right is to defund and buy up every source of reliable information until there is no more objective reality to counter them

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Between the earthquake/tsuanmi scare, the UnitedHealthcare shooting and the South Korea martial law stuff this week, it feels like Bluesky is getting more and more critical mass around breaking events that made Twitter so sticky and useful.

I just finished A Man on the Inside tonight and it is such a lovely, touching show. As a millennial who lost their boomer mother this year, whose father is as quirky as those residents, the show spoke to me on so many levels. I adored it.

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the beauty of Home Alone is that, unlike pretty much any other movie I loved when I was younger, I have not come to sympathize with the grown-ups one bit as an adult

Someone lighting their cigarette off of something that just happens to be on fire nearby is the ultimate coolest thing a character can do.

OnePerfectHEADshot@headexposure.bsky.social

Sometimes, you don't need to tell a character's back story in lengthy flashbacks. Sometimes, you just need to give them ONE moment so badass, the viewer will instantly know everything they need to know about them.

Re: Canada Post strike. Had to ship a box of Xmas and bday gifts for my nieces, from ON to AB, so that they arrive prior to an early December bday. Went to the shipping hub at Staples and FedEx was the cheapest option at 80 freaking dollars!?

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People are often surprised when I tell them this: both Twitter and Facebook/insta/threads are now specifically engineered to downgrade, hide, suppress real journalism. If this platform is different, that's a huge change

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Imagine … taking a train from Brantford to Goderich … or from Glencoe to Strathroy … or from Palmerston to Elora … or, well, to just about anywhere (our rail network in 1901).

Apparently the TikTok kids are all discovering Imogen Heap at the moment and I am so excited for them. Her music totally captures living in the early aughts to me. That time period doesn’t receive the level of nostalgia it deserves in my opinion.

Watching the most recent ep of SILO, I can’t help but feel like the opening of the premiere episode was a stroke of brilliance. I feel haunted by it, and the implications of it, with everything in the Silo now that Juliette is gone. This show is just so good!

Just got home from seeing Gladiator 2 and I thought it was phenomenal. Denzel absolutely ate up the screen and Paul was captivating! I could go on and on about it but to sum things up, I loved it.

A bat got into my house this summer and with all of my shrieking and running around I didn’t get a good look at it. I’m pretty sure it was a little guy though and I’m almost certain he flew back outside because he couldn’t stand how annoying I was.

Isopod Fan Account@bedupolker.bsky.social

Contrary to popular belief, there are only four kinds of bats.

I tried the McRib when it was back in Canada earlier this year and hated it. What I think I was expecting was the weird pork/rib sandwich my highschool cafeteria sometimes served in the late 90’s. Now that shit SLAPPED.

Culture Crave 🍿@culturecrave.co

McDonald’s is bringing the McRib back 🍟 They’re also selling half-gallon jugs of McRib sauce during the holiday season

Watched Beetlejuice Beetlejuice tonight… curious what other people thought of it, because I kind of tuned out any dialogue when it first came out. I found it rushed and kind of underwhelming. Every conflict seemed to just resolve way too quickly/easily. I didn’t hate it, but I didn’t love it.

The more I’ve thought about it, the more underwhelmed I feel about Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. You know the scene in the OG, where the Maitlands are being walked back to talk to their caseworker and theres that spooky creepy mysterious vibe? I feel like that vibe is never captured in the sequel.

A friend of mine is obsessed with this old guy who makes milkshakes, and she just sent me a video he made where the Canadian PM joined him. I stupidly looked at the comments. Y’all… we are so fucking cooked. The comments were so obsessive and aggressive and weird about it. It’s distressing to see.

I finally got around to watching Barb and Star go to Vista Del Mar lastnight. It’s the most ridiculously delightful movie I’ve seen in a long time. I was genuinely laughing out loud throughout the entire thing and the ending was just perfect. I’m annoyed with myself for not watching it sooner.

Samantha Geen reposted

it would be so funny if this is how his presidency ended. months before his term ends, he just walks into the rainforest and is never seen again

Pop Base@popbase.tv

Joe Biden becomes the first sitting US President to visit the Amazon Rainforest.

Samantha Geen reposted

There are currently only 22 films streaming on Netflix made before 1980 and not a single one made before 1960, with the oldest film on the platform currently being PSYCHO. I know I’m a broken record but: buy physical media, support your local library, etc etc

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yeah the thing is like, we built Twitter into something the right wing wanted in the first place lol. the right doesn’t really generate culture, just reacts to it. I think we should starve them of our creative efforts, make something new

monstro ELISASUE 💜@rodsborges.bsky.social

I don't think this is like THE end for the platform but it's certainly the beginning of the end for it in terms of relevancy. FB is still around and kicking, many people are still on it, but it is pretty universally regarded as a flop now, it's not somewhere where people generally want to be