#milkme

[italobrutalo]

Sharing stage with none other than @arnaud_rebotini for a very special experimental performance on May 20th at @urban_spree presented by @milk__me__ . Come, see and hear a bunch of synthesizers, drummachines, samplers and fx units on stage.😉 One day before Arnaud is playing his stunning live show at Urban Spree solo so don’t miss this either! There’s a limited amount of combi tickets for both nights so be quick! #arnaudrebotini #urbanspree #milkme #italobrutalo #bungalodisco #liveact #liveonstage https://www.instagram.com/p/CqTCv54se-c/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[aurorapicturecompanyinfinite]

Maximize Your MOO-Tential

[platanosconlechera]

#milkoftheday #sanmarcos #lechedeslactosada #ilikemilk #leche #milkme https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmj__ztOuEh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[maddishakes]

The Record Release event of the year. Link in Bio for tickets!! Brought to you by @milk__me__ & @goodlive_artists @p.d.o.a.live are ecstatic to celebrate the release of their upcoming debut Album titled ‘I Still Care’ Available on Vinyl at @urban_spree on December 7th! 2022 P.D.O.A. be hyped to team up with the most talented folk in Berlin.. drumroll please 📯 🥁 for Asphalt Djelis & Exocé!!! @tisskeen @exoceexiste Who will be playing the opening act from 20:00 This is not one to miss! So! #SAVETHEDATE #DEC7 Pre-order your ticket today! Link in Bio. #getemwhiletheyhot ❤️‍🔥 #eventoftheyear #berlinbased #music #livearts #goodliveartists #milkme #underground #mixedmedia #333 #AsphaltDjelis #Exocé #PublicDisplayOfAffection #past #present #future #ISTILLCARE #dance #stage #international #limitless #explosive #popmusic #rock #electronic #dedicated #art #postpunk Artwork by @juliocordey PR @noisolution (at Urban Spree) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjDEHw_M3MG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[amethystsoda]

me: okay. drinking chocolate milk too fast makes your stomach hurt. take it slow.

me when the chocolate milk is in front of me:

[millepara]

Cinderella Girls got me by the heart so bad. I produce nine people. I have so many favorites but I adore those nine beyond words and could not hold back when I started playing starlight stage 🫠

I get it!! really my list is more like

there's so many unique and interesting characters in the cinderella girls lineup, it's practically a guarantee that you'll find a handful to be absolutely obsessed with or be like she's just like me fr or I need to see her grow up big and strong or whatever, that it's hard to limit yourself. so why bother!!

[susiehunsecker-archive]

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venom snake is a cow. and baby. im the milkm[GUNSHOTS]

[relatablepicturesoftsurugikamiya]

Milkm

[pingunaa]

yumm condedcend milkm 🤤🤤🤤

[qzse-rtv]

ever tried milkm? monster and milk even better than pilk (trust me)

Yuuuck no!!!!

[slutttykitty]

I’m active and can verify ✨😋add my snap //hunniebunnxx #sellingcontent #onlyfans #sexy #paypig #hentai #buyingcontent #joi #nsfwtwtﾟ #petite #onlyfan #blackdick #pyt #Detroit #milf #anal #dildo #beastmilk #milkme #lactating #lactation #breastfeeding #milkytits #milk #lactophilia

[memorycycle]

actually we should be drinking more milk despite what the opposition says . more milk more milkm moire

[crewfu]

Milkm*nn was so annoying and rude during yesterday's stream. As a mod you shouldn't make fun of people asking if Steve moved or time them out for it. The move was never mentioned before yesterday. Just do as Janet's mods did and make a !roomie command, it's not that difficult.

yeah idk why they didn’t just do a command or a pinned message. being snarky with people just adds to the confusion and doesn’t help anyone. and like yeah it’s probably really annoying having people ask the same thing over and over especially when it’s obvious that steve is in a new place but that’s what a twitch chat is.

[linuxgamenews]

POSTAL 2 latest update also brings Steam Deck compatibility

POSTAL 2 game gets a free anniversary update with Steam Deck support, Linux, and Windows PC. All of these changes are due to the hard work and dedication of the developer team at Running With Scissors. Available on Steam, but has a massive discount on GOG or Humble Store. POSTAL 2 is a first-person shooter game that has been around for 20 years. Also selling 5 million copies but still making waves. You know, the one with the Supreme Court case and a Guinness World Record for "Most Critically-Divisive Video Game." The good news is that there is a free anniversary update out on Steam for Linux and Windows. So if you're still a fan or if you've never played it before, now's the perfect time. It's still hard to believe the game is in the Guinness World Record for being the most controversial. The creators of POSTAL 2, Running With Scissors, are celebrating the game's 20th anniversary by introducing a huge update. Since this adds a bunch of new features and upgrades. They even made sure it work great on Linux powered Steam Deck. They're adding a Two Weeks in Paradise mode and a Classic mode to the base game. So you can mix things up and play it like it's the good old days. Plus, they're adding in-game day selection and more. For starters, Running With Scissors restored the original number of particles for blood effects. So now it's going to look even more realistic when you destroy enemies. And they improved the Muzzle Flash Effects, due to make it more exciting when you shoot guns.

POSTAL 2 - Official Trailer (2015)

But that's not all! They also added new weapon options, like using Cat Silencers on more weapons. And even dual-wielding Sawn-Off Shotguns. Plus during the apocalypse in the game, the bystanders are going to use more weapons too. So get ready for some real chaos on Linux. In POSTAL 2, you play as a guy named Postal Dude, and you have to complete daily chores like buying milkm getting autographs from TV stars, and returning library books. But things can get crazy! You can use guns or choose to be peaceful and avoid violence. The game is all about the Linux player's choice and expression. The new update has features like Crackola and weapon vending machines. There are new cheats and even special behaviors for experimental cats. There are also some restored voice lines for Postal Dude that were previously unused. POSTAL 2 is a game that some people really love, and others really hate. It's known for being really funny, but also violent and controversial. Yet it's still a popular game after all these years. The POSTAL 2 free anniversary update is available now. Priced at $9.99 USD / £8.50 / 9,75€ on Steam. But you might want to grab the 90% discount on GOG or Humble Store for a limited time.

[mylifeinfiction]

Skeleton Crew by Stephen King

It's eternity in there.

It's really tough for me to rate and write reviews of short story collections. This one's no different. There's a lot to love, here. There are also some complete duds. I'm not going to rate each one and average it out. That's not fair to the ones that I loved, because the ones that I loved... I LOVED! So I'm just going to post the notes that I made for each story (slightly edited for clarity) as I was reading the collection.

There may be some slight SPOILERS throughout this review, so please proceed with caution.

-The Mist: A novella. Incredible. Creepy and full of dread. The prose and mystery of it all is brilliant. I loved what it had to say about heard mentality and fear of the unknown. The film is a perfect adaptation. It even 'fixes' the ending, which is the only part of this story that isn’t a hard ten. (The film's ending is perfect. And fits the rest of the story so much better than this one. However, this one still works for what it is.)

-Here There Be Tygers: Meh... It's decent at depicting the illogical nature of childhood fears and imagination, but little else.

-The Monkey: Okay, I guess?? Way too long for what it has to offer, but there are a few moments that work very well.

-Cain Rose Up: Okay (and only just okay) because of how brief it is. And I like that it doesn’t give reasons or any backstory.  It definitely feels like he wrote it around the same time he wrote Rage.

-Mrs. Todd’s Shortcut: Loved loved loved this one. The story within a story structure (which comes back very often throughout this collection... that's some tried and true King shit, right there) works beautifully, the beauty of it is poignant, the magical/paranormal aspect is so exciting. Amazing.

-The Jaunt: Another awesome one. The ideas and execution are great. The ending is fantastic. This might be the best of the whole damn bunch. I would very much like to adapt this for the screen.

-The Wedding Gig: Not terrible, but I would’ve rather it been a whole story about the fat bride rising to power and the fall thereafter. She ended up being the most interesting part of it all.

-Paranoid: A Chant: A poem. The title says it all. A man sinking further and further into his paranoia. The structure works well enough.

-The Raft: Not very good. At all. It has a cool concept that could’ve packed some serious suspense, but all the characters (aside from the first killed, Rachel) were terribly unlikable, so I really just wanted them to die... Get it all over with.

-Word Processor of the Gods: Short and sweet. A fantastic concept with superb execution. And a hopeful ending?!? Hell yeah! I loved it.

-The Man Who Would Not Shake Hands: Fun/interesting to be back in the world of The Breathing Method. I like that room and the potential mysteries/mythology it holds. The story itself is interesting if slightly long-winded. But I thoroughly enjoyed the curse angle.

-Beachworld: Not a planet I'd like to visit. Similar hypnosis slant as The Raft. Dug this one significantly more. Interesting ideas and execution, but far from the best.

-The Reaper’s Image: I do really like the idea and mythology behind cursed items and shit like that. So this one worked for me despite being one of the lighter stories in this collection. Would work well as an episode of Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities.

-Nona: Just plain bad. So very bad. A Bonnie and Clyde/Natural Born Killers vibe with a pathetic, annoying main character. Didn't work at all.

-For Owen: A poem. A nice token for his son to look back on, but absolutely nothing more. Pure filler.

-Survivor Type: This one didn't do much for me, but it does have its moments. The exceedingly rambling prose throughout actually kinda works. And there's some wonderfully stomach-churning moments in here. I just wish the character wasn’t so damn blah.

-Uncle Otto’s Truck: I liked the whole truck holding a grudge idea, but its execution was the definition of meh.

-Morning Deliveries (Milkman #1): Hard to review it on its own, as solo it works as nothing more than a character building exercise.

-Big Wheels: A Tale of the Laundry Game (Milkman #2): The better of the two milkman stories because it has the payoff. The garage scene is a little sluggish, but it all works rather well in the end because of what it all leads into.

-Gramma: Ooohh this was a good 'un. A creepy glimpse into the irrational childhood fear of the elderly. And it’s witchy, too! The ending creeped me out big time. Damn good stuff.

-The Ballad of the Flexible Bullet: Very good, but a good deal longer than it needed to be. I’m convinced King understands and translates the toll writing has on an author better than any other writer out there… maybe ever. It’s a weird and interesting tale. And of course, another story within a story situation. No one does those quite as skillfully as King.

-The Reach: Didn’t like this one - at all - until its very end and King’s notes on it. Should’ve been shorter and in a different voice. I did really like that ending, though.

This was my first short story collection of King's, so far. I'd done a couple of his novella collections, but no short stories. The ones I loved most, here - The Jaunt, Mrs. Todd's Shortcut, Word Processor of the Gods, and (of course) The Mist - just may be among some of the most exciting pieces in terms of ideas that I've read from King, yet. So I'm definitely looking forward to getting to his other short story collections, soon.

"Madness is a flexible bullet."

8/10

-Timothy Patrick Boyer.

[millepara]

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