It needs to end like Roseanne where Bran says this was all a story here wrote and that in real life things were very different.
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Diet Coke but extra sauce and ice cream.
What a time to listen to Frampton Comes Alive!
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Wrong! "West" is a closer rhyme to "Best" than "East' is! YOU LOSE! GOOD DAY, SIR!
Yes, let's all look at Guy Incognito!
8:00 am.
Lynch is comfortable with it being called a tree:
There’s a very strange new character in the Black Lodge, a talking tree, an evolution of The Man From Another Place, also known as the Arm (Michael J. Anderson, who did not return for the new series).
Yes. Necessity is the mother of invention.
The head on top — is it a…
Venom! Don't care.
Venom crossover! Don't care.
Deadpool! Don't care.
Venompool! Don't care.
Drawn by James Stokoe. I'll buy it.
That's his sickness that sends him to the future. But it's the future, everyone's at least part robot.
Kinja?
I'm really enjoying Cinema Purgatorio. I think Moore and O'Neill's random thoughts about the movie/storytelling industry competes with Garth Ennis and Raulo Caceres' "Code Pru" for the best story in each issue. "Modded" is always a dependable read. After a slow start that burned through a lot of pages, "The Vast" has…
If you only want to explain Cable, off the top of my head I can do it in two:
Cyclops' son Nathan gets sick and is sent to the dystopian future to be cured. Nathan grows up a freedom fighter and eventually travels back to the present to prevent the dystopian future from occurring.
Bitches, leave.
The real miracle would be getting Outkast back together.
It's surprising how crucial Burma Shave was in shaping our nation.
But the robe is just part of the Jedi uniform. It's kinda lame but it was established in Return of the Jedi that it's what they wear.
No, it'd be a spinoff about M.