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Calling it Shadow is going to show up in the 4th film like we all know this by now BUTT I swear the day that film hits theaters and anyone walks out its THATS WHATS GONNA BE PLASTERED EVERYWHERE along with the references and quippy one-liners
Also Rouge will be there if not I'm just gonna be sad please let Rouge in :((
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Hyper Talks on Tour at Ludicious Festival in Zurich.
We are super happy that the A MAZE. Hyper Talks – a 5 minutes open minded talk format, established back in 2014 – will be part of the Ludicious Festival in Zurich. It's a starting point of a content partnership between Ludicious Festival and A MAZE. / Berlin. Our program manager Lorenzo Pilia will host the show on Thursday January 31st at 7:30pm.
Expect 10 delightful, thoughtful and also humorous talks. That’s a very promising line-up. (artist info via Ludicious website)
Bertine van Hövell (NL) Natalie Clayton (UK) Philipp Stollenmayer (DE) Malo Dalmier (FR) Tabea Iseli (CH) Aaron Abt (CH) Alice Ruppert (CH) Asema Hassan (PK) Charlotte Brocard (CH) Nick Zhang (CN)
If you are an event organizer and would like to book "Hyper Talks" to your event programme just get in contact with us ([email protected]). The Hyper Talks were already presented at tech and game events in Abu Dhabi, Pristina, Johannesburg, Copenhagen and Berlin.
Those times when you really want to do specific things and you actually have time to do them but oh god you are just so tired
"How's school going?"
Wait so like...what am I even supposed to say to that. "Good, it's going good"? Is that sufficient? Should I launch into a detailed summary of my morning class? Give a thumbs up? Should I make a snide remark about the incongruent homework-to-personal-chill-time ratio me and every other student experiences?
Social interaction is so hard help
