Geek show Puns

So long story short, my dad has some credit card points to redeem that he apparently forgot about for a long time. They have some e vouchers that you can redeem and one of them was for myntra(maybe they have others like flipkart or nykaa IDK haven't checked) . I have never really bought any kind of expensive makeup or anything till date nor have I indulged in learning or applying makeup but I would like to give it a shot.

So for anyone having any starter makeup items for a beginner to buy, gimme some advice!

I already have 2 lipsticks and a lakme compact and eyeliner but that's about it. Also, I'd like if y'all suggested items below 500Rs per item😅 I'm on a budget of around 2k-3k depending on what my parents allow 😅

Side note: I'm a panda so please suggest a strong concealer. I will go find out my concealer and foundation shade don't worry. I'm a medium fair person if that helps😅 Most probably pure beige or light beige in maybelline fit me foundation(or somewhere in between there)

I'd like to buy few of these: 1)Foundation 2)Concealer 3)Eyeshadow (Maybe a pallet?) 4)Maybe some nude lipsticks for a fair skinned person preferably a pinkish shade for daily wear (I have never bought a nude coz I've thought they might look bad on me due to my skintone) 5)Coloured eyeliner (Maybe blue or golden?) 6)Makeup brushes? Not a priority but eyeshadow brushes would be helpful.

If possible try to suggest stuff to buy from MYNTRA ONLY

i was watching ant1 the other day and they played “το νησί» but i could not find any information about the plot online? the plot seemed different from the plot of what comes up on imdb or wikipedia. What I had watched seemed to follow anna and Lena and their immediate family and the relationship between the two of them and Niko. Does anyone have any insight?

Got a pal who is a music geek and guitar nerd and I’d like to show off Band-maid to him. Loves 80s music due to how experimental it was. Which song immediately screams the bands music writing AND playing ability?

As the title says, all the game ratings for me are blank and I'm wondering if it's a me or website thing? Thanks

My GF used to watch this show, possibly on Sci-Fi Channel, or the app CW Seed(?), which was hosted by a Black man. It involved people comparing their knowledge of geek culture trivia including video games and anime, they would discuss the characters like who was the best villain or best fighter, what was the best handheld game of such and such generation, etc. And then they had to give their arguments and possibly could or would reenact or act as the characters. She described this as "an improv type thing".

She said she used to watch it and she found it by mistake, and it was either just before or at the beginning of the Covid thing. She doesn't know if it's still on, because she lost track of it briefly and now she can't remember the name. It possibly was on late night, she's not certain.

Thanks in advance for any help guys!

Solved! Sci-Fi's The Great Debate!

There's one thing I noticed that TFM are only calling films and TV shows that attract any nerdy fanbase "woke" and "SJW" if they feature female leads, POC, and LGBTQ characters. Black Widow and Loki are the most recent examples. However, if a movie or TV show doesn't appeal to that same kind of audience and features female leads, POC, and LGBTQ characters TFM won't care. One example I could point out is that there's an upcoming female led action movie called The Protege which is an original film that doesn't attract any fanbase and it seems that TFM aren't making any hate videos on it.

Batteries work with the vape I just ordered ??

I'm looking recommendations for books on geek show acts. I already have several "reference" books about the American circus and descriptions of famous acts. What I'm looking for is something more along the lines of a practical primer for these types of acts - essentially what the royal road is to card magic for tricks like block head and teller's needles trick.

I assume that there isn't a lot of this type of stuff in print for liability reasons, but if any of you friendly redditors know of a book or two or even some magazine articles from Genii or other magic periodicals I would appreciate your guidance!

• The writing is excellent, as far as I'm concerned as viewer.
• The actors are top-notch even if some of them are more invested in the acting than others - which is not a critique about those players, just an observation.
• Most of the guests are somehow envolved with professional acting and could easily play their actual characters.
• The audience would probably be bigger in episodes of 20-40 minutes Netflix style instead of 3h episodes.
• And we would ACTUALLY have great official content about Vampire the Masquerade.

Is there a reason? Is it funding? Is it a creative choice?