I found this from another group, and I liked it so much as somewhere, out there, it could be real and true!
"Bruhhh so my brother has an s22. It takes amazing pictures of the moon and super far away. Last night he saw something wierd in the sky and took these pics. It looks like a door and someone standing infront of it👀👀 it had to be SUPER far away. He said if he tried to take a video of it, it changed colors and turned neon like a light show 👀👀"
Sometimes in the night sky, you might see lights that move.
Almost always these are planes or drones or the beams of lights on the ground or ball lightning or floating lanterns sent up by idiots.
Sometimes though, they are none of these things. The lights drift through the sky, and the birds that fly at night are drawn to the light and snip snap snip that’s it for the birds.
The things that shine the light took a balloonist, once. Spat out the basket.
The crow is a spirit animal associated with life mysteries and magic. The power of this bird as totem and spirit guide is provide insight and means of supporting intentions. Sign of luck, it is also associated with the archetype of the trickster; be aware of deceiving appearances. If the crow has chosen you as your spirit or totem animal, it supports you in developing the power of sight, transformation, and connection with life’s magic.
Beyond Hope! Beyond Life! Beyond the Signal!
A new post-apocalyptic disaster movie from the genius of J.Lou Productions.
Coming Soon in 2025.
Last night, I finished watching the first season of this British Spy series on Amazon Prime.
This is the second attempt at adapting Anthony Horowitz' best selling YA series following the critical and box office failure of Stormbreaker back in 2006. The young-ish actor Otto Farrant plays Alex Rider in the series and for a 26yr old adult, playing a teenager, he actually pulled it off really well.
The first series adapted elements from the first two books in the novel series - Stormbreaker and Point Blanc.
This series does have elements of science fiction in the story twist which I won't reveal to you.
A very exciting series with lots of action and intrigue, I have now started watching the second season.
Good cast list and location shooting.
I shall rate this series a score of 7/10.
It’s a revival of a revival, the end of the pier show brought back by a council that wants to boost the tourist numbers in a fading north-west seaside town.
You decide to buy a ticket for the show because it’s a fading seaside town kind of day, drifts of drizzle slouching moody across grey streets, few people on the streets or in the shops, and that feeling like it’s dusk even though it’s only just gone two.
It’s why you had decided to come to this town, for nostalgia and because that tawdry, long past its best atmosphere might prove to be inspirational, and because if you’re honest, it suits your mood and you want to wallow in it.
So, what better than the tradition and tat of an end of pier show. There’s a terrible compere in a glittery jacket, a comedian who dies on his feet for an agonising ten minutes, some men singing sea shanties who despite their stripy shirts look more like recently retired solicitors than sailors, and then on come Daniel and Little Mr Andrews.
Daniel has dressed for the occasion in a tux, his hair brylcreemed with a vicious parting, and an air of polite and posh confusion. Little Mr Andrews wears a faded tweed suit, tiny leather boots, a monocle, and an air of absolute malice. The puppet swivels his wooden head to look around the audience, he clacks his wooden teeth, and he refuses to behave for Daniel, who is trying to tell him and the audience a story. Mr Andrews interrupts and makes lewd jokes and laughs an unsettling laugh, and you really don’t enjoy this at all. You want to get up and leave, but you are in the middle of the row and don’t want to draw attention to yourself.
Little Mr Andrews turns his head towards you as if he’s read your mind, and clacks his wooden teeth, and grins like he wants to eat you, and you shudder and worry that he is so lifelike that one day he might come alive.
What you don’t realise is that Little Mr Andrews already is. It’s Daniel that isn’t.
