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I cataloged parts of my collection two years ago (roughly 30 or so %, in numbers about 1000) on discogs and it didn't take me that long, a couple of hours while listening to the radio. Funny bit bout it was I couldn't remember having bought quite a number of em, but there they were.

Recently seen on TV: All Is Lost (2013). It's not totally crappy, but to really appreciate it I guess you need to have a thing for sailing.

Cain took out Abel, out of jealousy. There you have it. Man on man violence at the very beginning.

You love apocalypse too much, Droid. Life survives always, life even will survive the existance of humans.

I am a huge horror fan and can honestly say, not a single horror movie ever scared me. That said, I saw Blair Witch when it was originally shown in the theaters (showing my age here) in my late teens and it was one of the most boring movies ever. Possibly bc it was hyped so much and totally...

Star Wars is the EDM of cinema really, where the spectacle of the merchandise is all that matters not the actual film. Which is true for any blockbuster to some extent, but being a "Blockbuster" seems to be the only reason the Star Wars franchise is being kept alive. (That said, I liked the...

Bunkers and stockpiles of food will keep you going a couple of weeks at best. Animals would survive in woods, in the mountains, caves and whatnot far more likely than "civilised" humans in cities which quickly would spiral into utter chaos if their supply of service would break down.

Here I disagree. not with a possible apocalypse per se, but with one Humans appear to be the last survivors.

Well, I like Jaws a lot and sure, the movie is 40 years old by now and the Shark looks a bit clumsy. But it's avery good movie in other respects (tension build up, usage of music etc, in fact the Jaws Theme is one of the very best there is). But regarding CG creatures of today, I think a lot of...

The Road (2009). I didn't see it when in the theaters but bought the dvd like one year after. Hadn't have the time to watch it but did over the Holidays and I thought it was really crap. Flawed from the very beginning meaning it was just the humans being the survivers of whatever catastrophy was...

I actullay like rap music, or to be precise, used to. I got several CDs from the likes of Jungle Brothers, De La Soul, Run DMC, and even ONE gangster rapper, namely Ice T. I think he's the only worthwile Gangsta rapper bc he has some sense of irony and isn't afraid to mock himself every now and...

It strikes me how similar this "white privilege" dogma is to a secular version of the original sin.

Now that's a pretty damn good one!

Taken into account that Europe is becoming more and more secular and most Cristians (in proportion and in total) live in South America, Africa and the Philippines, this thread is all but eurocentric really.

Question is, is there any hard evicence? The article in the thread-starting post is very vague on what's been really done. Not that I think it's not plausible, on the contrary.

If you consider Hell is an integral part of Christianity you could post hundreds of Metal bands running "Hell" in the song title in one way or the other

Hopefully, we do. Dump twitter, go telegram again!