Moby - Go (Woodtick Mix)
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=DiRc0aDAyD4
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Wordle 941 3/6*
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#Worldle #725 2/6 (100%)
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Le Mot (@WordleFR) #737 4/6 (dictionary/elimination)
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Framed #676 (non. I watched Primal Rage, a dubious horror film from 1988. It is a film that is amazing because it got made at all. The dialogue is often stilted, the characters are stereotypes, and every premise/subject in the film is like a guestimate by someone who lacks an understanding of their own lack of knowledge of the subjects involved. The plot revolves around an elite college where a doctor is experimenting of regenerating brain cells in a baboon. A reporter from the student newspaper breaks into the lab, a kind of gonzo stereotype of a man, gets bitten by said baboon, which infects him with a kind of baboon blood rage AIDS. Other people get infected. The special effects are functional but comic book. The hero is a cool student journalist on a cool moped, the women are women, the rape jocks are rape jocks and the plot resolution is absurd. Turns out it was primarily written by an Italian, which explains the stilted dialogue and stereotypes about an American college as imagined by someone whom got their ideas about it from films in another language. Plus the cool moped. The music is 10/10 for what someone deeply uncool thinks cool music should sound like. It is 7/10 on the 'problematic’ scale. I'm not sure if I want to find out if there is a sequel because I don't want to mar the memories of its progenitor. Plus I'd be amazed it exists. I give it a 7/10 on the "this exists*, amuses me, and the world is a strange place" scale. It was on Prime Video. I woke up at 3:00am involuntarily.)
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