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Came here to say this. Ed Kemper's and Charlie Manson's portrayals on that show give me chills.

I find myself thinking about ancient Rome quite a bit mostly because it's the basis for the legal and political systems of most of the western world both in terms of practice and philosophy. The architecture and scientific innovations were pretty cool too.

The Victorian era or true crime stories/documentaries. I listen to a lot of true crime docs but also find myself thinking a lot about the rise of industrialization and a lot of social norms, constructs, and innovations that came out of the latter half 19th century. That being said… Read More

Doctor Who - a British classic and one of my all time favorite shows. The IT Crowd - definitely the funniest show I've seen in a really long time. Merlin - feel good show about King Arthur and a go to comfort show for me.

If there's anything the BRIDE should 100% get a say in about the wedding, without anyone's opinion, it's HER wedding dress. The fact that there are so many people who think that it's ok for her to not get to make the one decision that is solely hers is astounding to me. I'm furious… Read More

Antonio Banderas especially as Zoro ❤️ also Catherine Zeta Jones in those movies, but what I was feeling about her was a much later realization lol Also very much agree with Brendan Fraser, except for me it was the Mummy movies 😍

The number of men wanting a submissive woman yet think that they're *not* the problem here when the women they're talking to quit responding is astounding.

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers is superior if only for the Battle of Helms Deep, however all three films are absolutely amazing. Also, extended editions or bust.

Sign was wrong, age was correct, soulmate's name is tbd 😂

RGB was a rough one. In my constitutional law class in college I loved reading her decisions the most. Her absence is definitely felt.