It’s some garbage neo-rock track belonging to a Cyberpunk-style video game. Any listener might be forgiven for believing the track had no purpose. It’s background music – and repetitive background music at that. Siev can transpose this in her sleep. What is there to interpret?
Jagged Little Pill: re-examining my #MeToo.
Jagged Little Pill enforces reflection. The show raises some valuable points: why does it take Nick, the perfect son, to finally step forward as a witness for anyone to believe Bella’s telling the truth?
5 minutes to hook me – Afterparty
The game has perfectly set up its gameplay and premise in a way that has hooked me without question.
Funimation ANZ support is abysmal
Australians are forced, once again, to run through an all-American service utterly blind to what could be. To say it sucks is an understatement.
The 355: a good starting point for feminist spy flicks.
All-female genre breakers are becoming more commonplace, and if I have to leave The 355 with something, it’s the knowledge that Chastain and Co did their all-female feminist spy run well.
It’s all a s#$%-show
Raymond drives around a long line of cars stopped along the highway under a greyed sky. His lungs ice over…
Being a decent person, #1
Acknowledge the death of a stranger’s loved one with an object of condolences. Offering them spoken words is a repetitious…
Liptember 2021
Like healthcare, it is generally divided by sex and gender: different services are needed for different issues. However, for a long time, this wasn’t the case with mental health — and having this problem treated with a “one size fits all” strategy is not an effective solution.
The cover letter that got me the internship (that didn’t pan out)
The story of my brutally sarcastic cover letter, the internship I got from it, and PAUL.
What the hell is Return of the Obra Dinn?
Please enjoy another “Uni made me do it” project:
Deanna is typing... 