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⌈ Secret Post #5535 ⌋

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Entertainment News

[(Anonymous)]

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Umma trailer

[(Anonymous)]

https://youtu.be/d5-vlvD-m7A

Bullet Train trailer

[(Anonymous)]

https://youtu.be/0IOsk2Vlc4o

The Innocents trailer

[(Anonymous)]

https://youtu.be/DU3BR_9WMgI

John DiMaggio Boards Hulu Revival, Completing Cast’s Return

[(Anonymous)]

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/futurama-john-dimaggio-hulu-revival-1235102273/

Re: Entertainment News

[philstar22]

So You Think You Can Dance is coming back this summer. Super pumped. I love that show.

Also, Flight Rising has a new breed. An awesome one.

[(Anonymous)]

I have now eaten possum. It was an experience. Although I must say that it tasted mostly of barbecue sauce and chilli. I am told that that was the best way to eat it.

Next up on my eats-america roadtrip, raccoon. Maybe. One day.

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't eaten any meat in almost 30 years, and definitely never ate possum or raccoon, but my understanding is that raccoon is tastier than possum, provided both were caught, penned, and fed a bland diet of grain mush for a week or so before slaughter.

Otherwise whichever had eaten less garbage and carrion recently would be the better bet.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow. Where did you have it, in the American south? I grew up in Alabama and possum was strictly a "food eaten when everything else has already been consumed including those big-ass catfish that taste like the muddy river bottoms they live in, because possum meat tends to taste like the garbage they eat". Bbq sauce and chili sound like blessings in this case!

[(Anonymous)]

My grandmother once told me that her parents tried to serve raccoon to her and her sisters when they were kids and once the kids found out what it was they wouldn't eat any more. Ah, tales from the Great Depression!

(She didn't mention what it tasted like.)

Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

What makes someone an interesting person?
Do you think you're an interesting person?
Is this something that you even care about/have ever cared about?
What makes others interesting to you? Like, on a personal level and on a general/fandom/parasocial level, what makes someone you want to know more about them, be it about their personal or professional life?
No need to answer all the questions.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

I have a deep seated and probably (almost certainly) unhealthy belief that I'm not interesting at all.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

The more someone thinks of themselves as an interesting person, the more likely they are to be a frightful bore.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm admittedly shallow and find people I'm sexually attracted to be interesting by default regardless of their hobbies or professional life. I also like when people like me and in turn find people that find me interesting to be interesting themselves. Aesthetics and amicability are what makes for interesting people.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[kaijinscendre]

An interesting person is the opposite of me. I am in need at 8:30pm and am I do on weekends is hang out with my family.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[pantswarrior]

I'm guessing that being rather obviously non-neurotypical, some people find me interesting and most just find me creepy/weird/annoying.

I think I used to care a little when I was a kid and then I started to wonder why bother. No one is ever going to like (or even know) everyone else, so try to be inoffensive in my eccentricity and enjoy the times when people like it.

I find people who can offer different perspectives and have areas of expertise that I don't, who therefore can teach me something, interesting. Granted, that's basically everyone.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

I can definitely be interesting over short timeframes. I've kept long term relationships going for decades now so some people must find me interesting or else not mind that I'm not.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

I am extremely shy and so I strive to be the least interesting person in any given situation so people will leave me alone lol

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

Growing up, I suppose I always thought an interesting person is someone I (or anyone) would want to be around and have conversations with them. Ask them questions about things they like and what their life is like. And no matter what they say, I would still want to keep knowing more about them/the work they do/what their interests are. Someone I would want as a friend.

My entire life before my mid20s I didn't ponder IF I was interesting, I just wanted to come off like I was an interesting person. And then I got a job and grew distant from my friends and IDK...I realized I stopped trying to seem interesting but I still felt/feel insecure. Now that I'm in my mid30s I understand that being an interesting person in the grand scheme of things isn't something I go seeking for validation from others and I've grown tired of trying to impress people or come off a certain way. I just am who I am.

And I feel like I'm not an interesting person. I don't have many friends, the ones I do have I honestly feel like only 1 (maybe 2) of them is a stable friendship, my family life is like...I have parents and siblings. I get along with them but my family isn't...close or up to much. I've never traveled much or dated. Even in fandom spaces, I don't really socialize online unless on Anon (and even then I don't engage a lot).

But I began writing outside of Anon and there have been a couple of people who have DMed me wanting to know more about me. And I wondered why anyone would think I'm interesting? Perhaps, I fear people might not find me so interesting outside of my fandom/pop culture interests.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm boring AF.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[tabaqui]

I think some people find me interesting because I don't have all the socially acceptable filters in place for some things, and because I have done some interesting things in my life.

Whether i'm infinitely or long-term interesting, who knows! I mean, I've had friends for decades and we still find things to talk about, so - interesting enough, I guess.

My idea of 'interesting' definitely includes 'does not incessantly talk about marriage/sexlife/kids/popular ridiculous tv shows/diet/exercise. Those are not itneresting topics to me, so...ymmv.

Re: Do you think you're an interesting person?

[dancingmouse]

If you get me started on a topic I'm interested in, sure, I guess I can be interesting. I'm just very introverted and really don't care to interact with others, which makes having any kind of meaningful discussion kind of difficult.

Advice

[(Anonymous)]

Ask for some! Mind below.

Dexter tv series

[tabaqui]

Recently started watching it (still on season 1) and just wanted to say, his sister BUGS THE EVERLOVING FUCK OUT OF ME. Arrgh. That is all.