I don't really understand how these are 'pranks'. I also don't understand how these guys didn't see getting punched in the face as the most probable outcome.

Holy fuck, could you be more obnoxious? If you're going to troll, please do it well and be either funny or clever. As it is you are bizarrely proud of yourself for your smarmy and bland mewlings. Unless that is actually a deliberate component of your trolling, in which case, actually, well done sir! And I do mean…

This gimmick account is 6 months old so it must have been inspired from something else.

I saw someone bringing their baby into Straight Outta Compton, which seemed like a very odd decision. There was a lot of white trash at my screening though.

I assume the joke is that no one has ever actually quoted a line from Ghostbusters II?

I meant to say I've only read it. No idea why I typed never.

I've only read the Corrections but I feel like an adaptation would be really unnecessary. And probably super duper boring television.

I'm intrigued that you would have invested an additional four hours of your life in something you found inessential that you weren't really feeling. Why not just watch something else? Or do something else?

I felt like it was different - it didn't quite fit the mold of the half hour sitcom in terms of plot and pacing but that's what made it interesting. It is possible for you to dislike something without it having the qualities of being objectively terrible.

I think I need some more context. What the hell is happening in this story?

I understand maybe half the words in this post.

I recall being amused enough at the first one, but by the second it was just more of the same. I simply didn't need an additional 7 hours of robots punching robots.

It really is extremely too bad that Community went to Yahoo instead of Netflix. We'd probably get a dozen seasons.

When do they get to the pasta factory?!

I said, what about, Ro-man Hol-i-day…story checks out, it doesn't have the same ring and is missing a needed syllable.

Breakfast at Tiffany's is a song, silly, not a movie.

Huh?

My son is also named arcane.

I really hope the number of likes stays at 666 forever. I can't believe this number is pure accident.

original sin.