Brietbart's response made me absolutely furious. The death of discourse is at hand. The new right is completely unwilling to argue in good faith. All that matters is that you are perceived to score points via rhetorical subterfuge.
Particularly the director's cut.
It's in my car right now!
If you can suggest a better target, a military target, then NAME THE SYSTEM!
As a Tennessean, thank you.
I hope someone was fired for this blunder.
And also in Godzilla's Revenge/All Monsters Attack, though the less said about that movie, the better.
Granted, I haven't seen this movie since it was in the theatre, but I think that he says "Gojira," and then the Americans mishear it as "Godzilla."
Revelation actually isn't that weird and makes a lot of sense if you read it in the context of the apocalyptic literature popular at the time of Second Temple Judaism. It's constantly referencing a body of symbolism that unfortunately everybody forgot about for a while.
Dispensationalism begets strange doctrines, for sure.
Yeah, and 1 John spells out, "For many deceivers have gone out into the world, those who do not acknowledge Jesus Christ as coming in the flesh. This is the deceiver and the antichrist," plus a couple other passages that make it clear that "antichrist" was just a title given to people that were considered heretics,…
I would have put money on Jingle All the Way.
I really liked their Turok comics, but I also read them when I was 12 so there's every chance they're terrible. My dad would never let me get get Magnus Robot Fighter, because he was a huge Russ Manning fan and found the relaunch sacrilegious.
Speaking of NFL holiday merchandise, I still have my old Houston Oilers Christmas ornament. Every year that I put it on the tree, I feel just a bit more dead inside.
"Off screen, she maintains a generally killer aesthetic…"
Reading this sentence confirmed to me that I have aged into a cantankerous old coot who hates the young people and the way they speak.
Should have scrolled up, you beat me to it. That song exploded my head on the first listen.
I also don't know if you're being sarcastic or not, but I'll go on record as saying I believe Pocket Full of Kryptonite to be a great album.
Do I recall that you go to Belmont? If so, as an alumnus, times have definitely changed. That shit was everywhere.
As a fellow non-gay and thus non-authority on these matters, I'm going to have to agree, with a strong runner up of "In the Navy" by The Village People.