>Parking lot for McDonalds is like 10 times bigger than the building
They could have more shit to do there if they didn't dedicate so much space to fricking pavement
He meant a lot. I'd have been fine with "like a billion", but I must comment when someone goes out of their way to attach "literally" to a statement that couldn't be more figurative.
nah it's great.
it's just too bad they escape the toilet before getting shat on. Just imagine a huge torrent of liquid shit, followed by a giant turd. Shit would ooze in, and the air would be filled with fart gas causing suffocation. kino.
This unironically looks comfy to me even though I know it logically really shouldn't.
It's like the exact opposite of where I grew up (and where I am still stuck living). Maybe that's why.
Movies are probably part of it for me too. But I'm from rural Canada, specifically the prairies, so I'm extremely used to wide open landscapes with clear views. Except the views are of absolutely nothing 90% of the time. It gets old seeing the same flat expanses of farmland, I guess.
Compared to a lot of other places on the planet its heaven. Those stretches of commerce you see in pics like the OPs are meant to make it look horrible, But think about how successful the place must be if you have all that happening, enticing people to come in and spend money. Everyone must be doing at least okay if those places can exist in one area. Its a snapshot in time of people who are moving and doing, earning and living
That, and you can drive for 45 minutes from anywhere and be near some pristine nature. America is so huge and wide open and beautiful. There are strips of cluttered stores in or near every major city, but also maintained public parks. People b***h a lot about the USA, and they should because they can, but for all our faults, I'd never want to live anywhere else. Anyone has the potential to make it in the USA if they work hard enough. That's a fact.
I hate how car centric it is there. It's ridiculous that we haven't invested in high speed rails yet. I can't imagine anyone still getting excited to drive hours or days to get somewhere.
>public transport would be amazing if the people just behaved
never gonna happen. there'll always be crackheads and schizos and violent c**ts, or the drunk homosexual who passes out and pisses himself on the seat.
Reminder that those buildings have been there for three thousand years, and it was only around 1600 or so that the residual radiation levels got low enough for clean up and eventual re-habitation
Architects hate stuff like googie and art deco (and many other styles) because normal people like them. Contemporary architecture abandoned any pretext of creating beauty when modernism was ushered in. Every architect is a self aggrandizing piece of shit.
>Parking lot for McDonalds is like 10 times bigger than the building
They could have more shit to do there if they didn't dedicate so much space to fricking pavement
I disdain that Western civilization became so car intensive due to only two factors. >The noise pollution. > And THOSE FRICKING PARKING LOTS.
I want to vomit at their sight. We're approaching a point where the #1 priority of a city is "where do we put the cars" and not "where do we put the people, industries, and services."
why would they need 'more shit to do there' at a rest stop off a highway in the middle of nowhere? It's not like that location lacks for space to expand and anyone visiting it necessarily has a car.
bits of Koyaanisqatsi
mom, the europoors are seething again
>circuit city
Now there is a name i have not heard in a long, long time.
The last thing I bought there was Spore...I think
>Spore
2008 was 20 years ago.
the florida project
Paris 2024
Didn’t they just have some Floyd-type riots?
A lot of black people live in Houston, bro. Some of the biggest rappers today are from there.
...frères Paris, notre réponse?
paris unironically
As a Texan, Houston is a shithole these days too unless you are wealthy. Probably the best healthcare in the world. It's also humid as frick and hot.
>Paris
>Every possible service is within a few minutes of walking.
>Houston
>The nearest store is 20 minutes by car.
>Paris
>Every possible service is within a few minutes of walking
>Paris
OH NO NO NO EUROBOO DETECTED
Back to >>>/n/ shithead
Oh wait they hate your kind too
There's literally over a billion square miles of the United States. That's about two.
No, there are not 'literally' anywhere near that many.
its more like 3.8 million square miles, but you know what that other anon meant
He meant a lot. I'd have been fine with "like a billion", but I must comment when someone goes out of their way to attach "literally" to a statement that couldn't be more figurative.
I live right down the road from this pic.
>he lives in san antonio
i used to also, im so sorry
did everyone get even fatter after covid?
For me it's the MacArthur Brahmas
5 of those companies don't exist anymore, how fricking old is this pic?
Idiocracy
>inoffensive, safe, lowest-common-denominator crowd-pleasing shit
Titanic
Is it really as terrible as the critics said?
nah it's great.
it's just too bad they escape the toilet before getting shat on. Just imagine a huge torrent of liquid shit, followed by a giant turd. Shit would ooze in, and the air would be filled with fart gas causing suffocation. kino.
Blade Runner
This. It's just Blade Runner without the verticality, sexy tech, and lawlessness afforded to white people and not just Black folk.
Film
Pain & Gain
Batman v Superman: Dawn of AIDS
Opening of HBO's Silicon Valley looks like that.
This unironically looks comfy to me even though I know it logically really shouldn't.
It's like the exact opposite of where I grew up (and where I am still stuck living). Maybe that's why.
i probably find it cozy because it reminds me of the movies i like
also the open streets with the clear view look like freedom and adventure while european cities can feel claustrophopbic
Movies are probably part of it for me too. But I'm from rural Canada, specifically the prairies, so I'm extremely used to wide open landscapes with clear views. Except the views are of absolutely nothing 90% of the time. It gets old seeing the same flat expanses of farmland, I guess.
movie?
this was only possible during low pop times anyway
It is cozy, and I'm tired of pretending it's not
I'm from yurop and I love these kind of streets
forgot image
i have to go back
I HAVE TO GO BACK
>57c for gas
theyre very easy to get around if you have a car
I can't tell whether America is heaven or hell.
t. American
Compared to a lot of other places on the planet its heaven. Those stretches of commerce you see in pics like the OPs are meant to make it look horrible, But think about how successful the place must be if you have all that happening, enticing people to come in and spend money. Everyone must be doing at least okay if those places can exist in one area. Its a snapshot in time of people who are moving and doing, earning and living
That, and you can drive for 45 minutes from anywhere and be near some pristine nature. America is so huge and wide open and beautiful. There are strips of cluttered stores in or near every major city, but also maintained public parks. People b***h a lot about the USA, and they should because they can, but for all our faults, I'd never want to live anywhere else. Anyone has the potential to make it in the USA if they work hard enough. That's a fact.
I hate how car centric it is there. It's ridiculous that we haven't invested in high speed rails yet. I can't imagine anyone still getting excited to drive hours or days to get somewhere.
Falling Down
europeons literally brag about riding a bus. Always remember how poor they are
any burgerpunk movie recommendations?
public transport would be amazing if the people just behaved
>public transport would be amazing if the people just behaved
never gonna happen. there'll always be crackheads and schizos and violent c**ts, or the drunk homosexual who passes out and pisses himself on the seat.
Public transport would be great if the world population was reduced by 95%
Name that kino.
"City" used to mean something. "Citizen" used to mean something.
Any heist movie where a group of characters has to make everything work in a short amount of time, all highly coordinated
Reminder that those buildings have been there for three thousand years, and it was only around 1600 or so that the residual radiation levels got low enough for clean up and eventual re-habitation
>flimsy paper thin garbage whose only positive quality was looking decent for a few hours
Skyfall
You sound upset.
Of course I am. Skyfall could have been great.
Please refrain from posting images like that again, they make me sad.
Not until you name that kino.
imitation
still looking for movie recommendations. ive already watched the wenders and jarmusch movies with that vibe
what about something like this?
he kept us out of war
Does Bang's Root Beer ever do product placement in film?
Tom Goes To The Mayor is a great parody of horrible American towns
They nailed what Pipe Camp was like in my corner of America. And I could see a WW-Lazers opening in the stripmall outskirts of Vancouver, WA.
American Job by Chris Smith, his debut.
love this aesthetic
We need more Googie architecture and neon in this world
Unironically
Architects hate stuff like googie and art deco (and many other styles) because normal people like them. Contemporary architecture abandoned any pretext of creating beauty when modernism was ushered in. Every architect is a self aggrandizing piece of shit.
pulp fiction is an ugly mess and the diner scene might as well be set here
early seasons of Columbo have him driving through streets like those
anything with a perspective shift.
troonybros...our anti car propaganda is getting btfo at every turn...
>Parking lot for McDonalds is like 10 times bigger than the building
They could have more shit to do there if they didn't dedicate so much space to fricking pavement
I disdain that Western civilization became so car intensive due to only two factors.
>The noise pollution.
> And THOSE FRICKING PARKING LOTS.
I want to vomit at their sight. We're approaching a point where the #1 priority of a city is "where do we put the cars" and not "where do we put the people, industries, and services."
you eat in the car, if i owned it i would expand the lot and make a McDonalds Cinema drive-thru. i bet this already exists
a quick search engine search and i found some WEET IIK with not as big a parkling lot
why would they need 'more shit to do there' at a rest stop off a highway in the middle of nowhere? It's not like that location lacks for space to expand and anyone visiting it necessarily has a car.
Capeshit
Stroszek is the quintessential burgerpunk film.
Paris Texas and the first Cars movie are runners-up.