Even the rec is standing on a crate
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Great to see you back here, RF! Missed your contributions and photoshop skills, and I’m very, very happy to hear you are doing well and made some beneficial life changes!
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Thanks, we’re very used to subs and know most of the spoken languages, so no dubbing here 
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I don’t know how they’re doing it, but every time someone mentions it, my first thought is “Wait, that show is still on?”
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Thank you for sharing that Medium post. That was so good to read!
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@RiskyFlush if you’re looking to get into a show with very fleshed out, well written, well acted queer and trans characters, I cannot recommend HBO’s Somebody Somewhere highly enough
HBO has ordered a second season
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this is why i love you… you said you were “tickled” to see her. in public. 
that’s awesome
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I loved season one!! My only complaint is that I had no idea that was the season finale until I looked up when the next episode would air.
Bridget Everett is awesome. I used her in an article on examples of women with deep voices.
Back at you for season one of Sort Of (also on HBO). This show is so good.
Sort Of is beloved by fans for its authentic depiction of life as a gender-fluid person of colour figuring out their family, career and love life.
There are different kinds of humans and we don’t all fit into the binary. And you know, tons of people are like, “Well, I don’t get it.” It messes with people’s brains. You can see sometimes in real time, “Oh, if I can’t categorize you, I don’t know what to do with myself.” And so I think audiences need to be ready for that too. That’s where it’s sticky, right?
“I’m excited about when we look back at this piece 10 years from now—what got unlocked through Sort Of’s existence?” co-creator and Sort Of star Bilal Baig said following the screening. “But I think right now it’s just about being honest and playful and a little naughty.”
And if you need a movie, they just added Looking For Love to Netflix (US), or you can watch it for free with ads on Tubi. It’s only 77 minutes but will send you to the floor in laughter for the rest of the night.
Following a disastrous drunken display at her younger sister’s wedding, 38-year-old Buyi has her parents worried that she’s wasting her life working meaningless jobs. Her parents insist that she take her head out of the clouds and focus on finding herself a good man and settle down.
Buyi is gutted. She returns from KwaZulu-Natal feeling hopeless about her love situation. Where is a heavyset black woman going to find a man in South Africa? Desperate, she reluctantly allows her sexy best friend, Lindi to help find her a man in the exclusive ‘man market.’
Between questionable concoctions, a quirky magician with a cat obsession, and a sex addict that can’t get enough of a big butt, Buyi quickly loses hope of finding Mr. Right. A hilarious, heart-warming story of acceptance and hope.
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Goddamn, when Wesley Crusher calls you a manchild, it’s time to rethink life choices.
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