>>366876 I, the real nuzach, stopped posting here months ago, but as you all can see, the seethe of the nazi virgins continues unabated, both on here and gaylogs. They come to this website every single day and vet every single post for nuzach authorship, and if anyone directly contradicts them on anything, they immediately assume it is nuzach and seethe accordingly. RENT FREE E N T F R E E
>>366893 >all For as many negrophiles there are, there are exponentially more Americans who are tired of niggers.
The big Thanksgiving NFL game got 57 million viewers. On the surface, that seems like a lot. However, a lot of those viewers are niggers, and that leaves about 300 million people in America who didn't watch niggerball on Thanksgiving, who had better things to do.
>>366894 That's a fuckall amount considering the size of the country. Younger people are less likely to watch sports as well, thank fucking Christ. Retarded boomer pasttime, literal fucking games with toys with stupid amounts of cultural relevance and whole cartel behind it, and God forbid if you don't like it! Any other pasttimes? Useless kiddy shit!
>>366894 That is an encouraging number, hopefully it'll continue to decline in relevance and cultural cachet because its all so incredibly, mind-numbingly gay. We need to lower the nigger population somehow, optimally by shipping them all back. The apes have gotta be ~20 % of the population now
I just want to take sometime here to deeply thank all of those who stayed on topic here thank you I really really wish those mentally ill faggots would really fuck off and stop ruining every single thread on here with that ugly low IQ tranny fucker
I think a project I'll work on in January will be a carefully curated list of TRVE KVLT cyberpunk movies. Every time the topic comes up it's either filled with general scifi movies like >>366900 Event Horizon, or derivative pulp trash like >>367079 Bubblegum Crisis, and then starts desperately reaching back to pre-"Movement" scifi like Rollerball >>367050 . One of my basic parameters for what counts as cyberpunk is that it was released between 1982, when Blade Runner codified the aesthetic, Neuromancer brought together The Movement into a defined genre, and then, by 1995, cyberpunk had run its course as anything but a generic setting for soulless nerds to spin their wheels playing DND without saying anything.
i liked nemesis, havent seen ne of the sequels yet theres one version with the male voiceover and one with the female voiceover i prefer the male voiceover, reminds me of the theatrical blade runner
>>368777 You can unironically enjoy low-budget schlock. I sure do. I still didn't like either of the movies of his I've seen. I'd be willing to give Radioactive Dreams another chance if it got restored properly, but Dollman went down the crapper as soon as the setting moved to Earth.
I might just have to give Nemesis a try. It has Tim Thomerson in it, so at least it should have that going for it.