I'll believe it when I stop seeing it.
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Well, I suppose this is the perfect time to share the tale of the time I tried to make my own organic, sugar-free Sprite.
...And now I know what going in the office candy bowl this April.
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Still waiting on my Trick r Treat 2. . . .
I might have to rewatch that. I've seen the episodes, but I hadn't read "All You Zombies" at the time.
Nice. I loved the short story and even knowing all the details am looking forward to this adaptation.
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Last night's episode gave us everything, and then took it all away. We got some well-written comedy, a major dose of…
I never left the house without my proton pack. I would pretend my neighbors were old ghosts that needed to be captured and put at rest. Hell, I even went to the super market with this thing on thinking the store manager was going to ask me to remove some ghost for him. Well, nothing lasts forever and one sad morning…
Not the worlds greatest playset but I loved this thing for the voice changer microphone thing. Its hilariously simple compared to lots of toys since then but damn I had so much fun with this and the Castle Greyskull playset.
I was eternally jealous of my brother's Ewok village. I got to play with it too but I was obsessed with the damn thing. I think I loved it because Star Wars (duh) and because I had a whole Swiss Family Robinson I-want-to-live-in-a-tree-thing as a kid. I don't know what happened to it.
that GotG issue you used is from the late 80's/early 90's isn't it?
Gambit for years was my favorite X-Man, and Tatum (who I generally like) could not be any more wrong for this part. Goofy, lovable, lunkhead is almost the description you'd come up with if you were trying to verbalize the opposite of Gambit's character.
I think that's when making an English muffin pizza is the way to go here.
The word for "one" in Burmese is "tit." The word for "eight" is "shitt." This exemplifies a concept that doesn't…
Right? He is fan-fucking-tastic and I love him and I want him to be successful. The only thing holding him back is that he's not Hollywood beautiful.
Laurel (Katie Cassidy) takes up the mantle of the Black Canary.
Continuity is opiate for nerd masses.
That scene and Large Marge still haunt my memories to this day.
I have to admit that there's probably no winning with me when you're arguing in favor of another Ghostbusters movie, but everything from the Feig quote strikes me as wrong and stupid.