My emotional support howler monkey wasn’t hurting anyone.
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For me the question is, is the movie Wonder Woman bullet proof? Because, the way they showed in ww84, she was surprised to see herself get wounded by the bullet which signifies that she had lost power. But that meant that she expected too be built proof. But if that’s so, why did she need a shield in the first movie?…
Credit where credit is due: this could have been a slideshow, and it isn’t. Good choice!
Honestly, this may be the most helpful thing he’s done. Many of his and the president’s followers are refusing the vaccination because of - conspiracy. If they see him get it, maybe some will be swayed into getting it, too.
$1/month x 130 million x 12 months = 1.56 billion/year
Honestly, I do feel the same way about Cassian. I do think he’s more effective as a cypher.
Thank you, Mario! But our princess is in another parking lot!
I immediately want to investigate their research for fraudulent claims. That was such an elaborate non-answer that it raised my suspicion flags real high.
Yay a Giz Asks post where the answer isn’t immediately obvious. Shame there are only two responses and a non-answer though.
Key word in that is “baby”. I have no kids, but I’m pretty sure reasoning with toddlers is not - too successful, usually.
i thought hope was the flash drive they gave to princess leia at the end of Rogue One
I’m surprised by how strong the negative reaction to this episode was. I suspect few, if any of the negative reactions are from parents. The Mandalorian may be a good-ish guy, but he’s still a murderous bounty hunter. Of course he’s not going to be a deft, boundry setting parent. And the Child’s a damn toddler. Those…
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Um, has any human spoken to any chickens about this? :)
I agree. A viewer’s reaction to all this may be determined by whether he or she has ever parented small children. Also, people out in the wild will eat all kinds of things that we never would, like raw eggs, larvae, baby birds. For his part, Mando has never read any parenting manuals and is still learning to think…
Gotta admit, The Child is pretty accurate for the egocentric qualities of a toddler. Anyone who’s been around children between 12 and 36 mos old will KNOW they are terrible little monsters. Adorable, cute and helpless, yes, but still little monsters.
Is it just me or does this look like Mystery Men 2? Same sort of vibe of homemade heroes alongside slightly more well known and kitted out ones?
It was a camel.....and that part freaked me OUT as a kid. I don’t know why but the sky caravan of camels that he could never get to and was yelling for them to not leave him behind disturbed me on a very deep level as a kid. Even now the memory of it is unnerving.
Raggedy Ann & Andy was hands down the scariest movie I had seen as a little kid until that window-scratching scene in Salem’s Lot got to me at 12 or so. It’s like all the scariest parts of the Toy Story franchise with the threat of lost dolls and toys. Jesus fucking Christ, one of the villains, The Greedy would…