Depending on the schedule, I'd love to play a D&D game with AVclub folk.
Depending on the schedule, I'd love to play a D&D game with AVclub folk.
I liked from that episode:
Writing that's actually good.
I'm not even sure if it would be quite so horrible if she didn't also voice Gohan, and use the exact same "ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke" noise when they're fighting, even when they're fighting each other, so you're having a Japanese grandma "ke-ke-ke" in your ear in fucking stereo.
Really? Cause I hate this Universe Survival Arc so, so much more.
I actually felt like this was the first movie that I've seen him in where he was forced to actually do some acting, rather than just relying on his natural (seemingly infinite, be still my heart) charisma.
Being boring looking is a matter of perspective, and is easily solved by dressing crisp AF.
I remember there were these AWFUL young adult books that were, like, Garfield and Friends as masked superheroes. And they always advertised these contests that would get Jim Davis to come to your school. Every time we'd have a book fair at school, I'd buy one of those shit-awful books and fill out the form, but I…
But here is my actual, unsolicited advice: Whatever you've got going on, rock it. If you're over thirty, own it. Nothing is less attractive than someone desperately trying to appear younger than they are. "What is up, fellow youths?" Buy some nice, unpretentious clothing. Figure out what sexy people with your body…
My advice on the crush situation: If you're crushing on girls, crush on guys instead. We have preposterously low standards.
I'm pretty sure four-year-old me learned how to read specifically so that I could enjoy Garfield comics at any time, rather than having to get one of my grandparents to sit down and read them to me.
This is far and away my favorite comic series ever, so I'm praying that the adaptation lives up to even a third of its potential.
A hundred-plus super-solid issues of Ultimate Spider-Man is my go-to example here. Right up until Ultimatum hit and ruined everything forever.
It means that in the realities that the Marvel Comics and the MCU take place in, Hydra is an older organization than the Nazis. Like, Hydra is supposed to have existed for decades, if not centuries, prior to World War 2 in those settings.
Well shit, I guess that means my pull-list just shrunk down to 2. Pretty soon I'll go into another five year gap where I don't read comics at all, until Marvel decides that it wants to actually start telling stories about individual characters not massive, world-shattering nonsense every five minutes.
I'm sorry you feel that way, and I sincerely hope that you don't. You most likely have Body Dysmorphic Disorder, or something similar. I urge you to seek professional counseling, someone who can both properly identify and help with the way you're feeling.
I've seen you post this on here before over the years, and I'm always tempted to (and have in the past) snap at you. But honestly, it's mostly because this line of thinking hurts my feelings - given that big bald dudes are totally my type, and I'm neither a girl (cis male) nor am I white trash. At least I don't think…
It's the make-up. I think it has to be. I'm queer, and that's what pushes it over the top for me.So fierce.
Hopefully the side with the most fabulous face-paint.
Can things just reach full-on, apocalyptic violence already? I'm talking burned bodies in the streets, bats wrapped in barb-wire, codpieces made of human skulls violence. At least then it would be productive, and cathartic, up until someone ran you through with a piece of rebar.