One of the best video essays I’ve ever seen
20.01.2026 22:18
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One of the best video essays I’ve ever seen
A river in snowy Newfoundland
Snowy Newfoundland, a road stretching into the foggy distance
Snowy Newfoundland countryside
@jonbois.bsky.social just wanted to thank you for all the Newfoundland love, I lived there for seven months about 15 years ago. I even drove down to Marystown a few times, passing right by Ginsborne lake. I’ve attached some photos of the drive, desolate but beautiful.
If you bring it up with a human rep on Walmart, you could get compensation
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Well this is a weird one
I’m new to the water sealing game and I feel like my technique needs work, without fail once the cook gets going air bubbles show up in my bags
Two hours
Still is number one on my most wanted adaptations list, but I can understand why it’s so difficult. Thanks for holding out for the right people
*watching a movie in the year 2030* Computer this is too scary. Make the train drive away from the screen instead
This is why I came to Bluesky, your train arriving at station content
I like it, but a severe lack of whales/whaling might keep it from the crown
I think part of it is the camera stays grounded, especially in Godzilla (2014). We only really see the monsters from human perspective, no floating camera/big drone moves that diminish scale, or wide shots that don't give enough context to the size of the monsters
