Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

@teachrobotslove "Take the universe and grind it down to the finest powder and sieve it through the finest sieve and then show me one atom of justice, one molecule of mercy. [...] And yet you act as if there is some rightness in the universe by which it may be judged." GNU Terry Pratchett

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Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

6 months ago

@teachrobotslove Even if every single human being agrees that murder is bad, that doesn't make that an objective fact. It just makes it subjective at a large scale. You haven't demonstrated the objectivity of morals, just the common ancestry of humans.

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Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

5 years ago

"Wh- what are we doing on the ocean floor, Step Sea Scorpion?"

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Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

5 years ago

80s horror movies are fascinating in part because it's like peering into an alternate dimension where brassieres were never invented

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Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

2 years ago

Movie #15: "House on Haunted Hill" (1999) Has some interesting effects and some intriguing ideas, but overall not very well put together. 4/10

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Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

2 years ago

Movie #14: "Night of the Demons" (1988) This is the 80s movie of all 80s movies. It's like aliens took every example of horny 80s teen horror slop, mixed them all together in a blender, and then poured it out on your face in the most brain-numbing way possible. 4/10

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Spooky Pipeworks @MrPipeworks

2 years ago

Halloween Movie Marathon time Movie #1: "Candyman" (1992) Still one of the best horror movies of all time. Not only is it scary, it's deeply horrifying and has a powerful social message expertly woven through it. Magnificently layered.