"croissant-munching, latte-sipping": instances of misconceived media-class self-loathing ITT

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(the jrm tweet, obv)

koogs, Thursday, 22 February 2024 14:42 (two months ago) link

the man never drank a glass of full fat milk in his life

Critique of the Goth Programme (Neil S), Thursday, 22 February 2024 16:20 (two months ago) link

we know where he gets his from

nashwan, Thursday, 22 February 2024 16:39 (two months ago) link

What he'd do is, he'd get his nanny to drink it, then (is violently ejected from the internet)

Andrew Farrell, Thursday, 22 February 2024 16:39 (two months ago) link

wtf is chad milk and how am I not supposed to assume that it is cum?

Judi Dench's Human Hand (methanietanner), Thursday, 22 February 2024 16:47 (two months ago) link

It is, cum hard and drink.

Dan Worsley, Thursday, 22 February 2024 18:43 (two months ago) link

two months pass...

"MID IS NOT the mediocre TV of the past. It’s more upscale. It is the aesthetic equivalent of an Airbnb “modern farmhouse” renovation, or the identical hipster cafe found in medium-sized cities all over the planet. It’s nice! The furniture is tasteful, they’re playing Khruangbin on the speakers, the shade-grown coffee is an improvement on the steaming mug of motor oil you’d have settled for a few decades ago.

If comparing TV to fast-casual dining is an insulting analogy, in my defense I only borrowed it. A New Yorker profile last year quoted a Netflix executive describing the platform’s ideal show as a “gourmet cheeseburger.”

I’m not going to lie, I enjoy a gourmet cheeseburger. Caramelize some onions, lay on a slice of artisanal American cheese and I’m happy. But at heart, the sales pitch for that cheeseburger is no different from that for a Big Mac: You know what you’re going to get."

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/27/arts/television/mid-tv.html

scott seward, Sunday, 28 April 2024 20:35 (two hours ago) link

i didn't actually know where to put that. but i had to put it somewhere.

scott seward, Sunday, 28 April 2024 20:36 (two hours ago) link


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