It’s like the cover was foreshadowing his future.

This whole thing feels like it was made up by the Onion

Thirty years old and he’s still a baby.

Im tired of wasting my time and energy to get to these people because honestly, they arent going to change. The best thing I have done is cut off family and friends that think like this. They are endangering our future and will not listen to reason. I say, fuck them. Ban them from doing anything in public until they…

They’re animals. Don’t believe them. Don’t trust them. 

I can recommend some of the more recent MVs I’ve played for sure, though I don’t know if they’re all available on PS5.

no matter what bullshit these idiots pull out of their asses to appease their viewers, the proof will be in the body bags. They can blame anyone else they want except themselves for the role their “you’re not the boss of me” bullshit played in letting the pandemic return, but ultimately they’re the ones who will die…

I’m a huge metroidvania fan and have consumed dozens upon dozens of them over the years, however I just didn’t like Axiom Verge, and I’ve never been able to put my finger on why. I wanted to give the sequel a chance, since it looks great, but I’m really disappointed to hear that the bosses are so disposable that you…

“What if T’Challa had killed Bucky Barnes?”

False because it’s not really splintered or shattered realities. It’s just one different one. Which is fine ultimately but not what What If was in the comics. The more I think about it and get over the (very mild) sense of betrayal the more I like the idea of more than one Captain Carter story.

I don’t get it. What If stories are supposed to be one offs. If all of these are tied into one another in one alternate universe then the Watcher’s opening speech is false and, of course, it’s contrary to alternate reality theories, real-time physics or not.  I'm a Marvel fan-boy so I'll watch it but I'll like it a…

Yeah- personally I feel like Tanya would have been a nightmare to work with. But it also felt like Belinda was drawn to the toxic relationship since it gave her the constant hope that Tanya would meet her ideal (even though realistically it was obvious that she wouldn’t. Tanya even told her a couple times)

Seems like both parties could have handled themselves better. Belinda thinking this stranger would bankroll her dreams does smack of fantasy. Then again, I don’t think Tanya had any real intention of giving Belinda startup money. She should not have gotten her hopes up, even if she was only being polite.

I think because even though Belinda did want financial support, she really needed somebody to believe in her: to motivate and encourage her enough so that she would create her plans for her own wellness spa. She wanted more than just money, she thought she found a partner who genuinely believed in her talents and who w…

Agree with all of this. But I think Quinn was the only one to actually have an awakening/change out of the group. Now whether that awakening is exploitative or not is up for debate (he was invited, he didn’t force himself into it) but I think in terms of story, he’s meant to be the one person who is now in a “better”…

This is...oddly specific.

I read all of your post, salivating, but then at the end...

I like how you think and now I really want a hollandaise jellybean.

my first thought was “this headline is missing a ‘man,’ man.”