I mean there's a lot of evidence that points to her never wanting him there and only once she got the most base thing from him his seed and baby he left. She seemed to be caught in a trap of her acting out against her parents in various ways ie seeking religion when her parents didn't provide it and essentially…

I didn't understand that myself it seemed improvised and kinda incoherent. If anything it read to me like he was just a more exaggerated version of what he was before ie still putting her on a pedestal but manically to the point he almost scared her into staying. That would explain the, "That's a good girl." too.

Her good deeds are shown to have negative consequences mainly because of her self-absorption, short sightedness and performative nature. She pays for the jeans and that leads to gangsters showing up to take advantage which ends up upsetting and leading to the unemployment of the first person they “helped” at the…

I mean there was unexplained possibly supernatural elements before then the chicken at the fire station for one.

I thought it was going to be and he didn't want it to be his tenth/last movie. I've read that at least five times not that it's correct.

This sounds like BS for the Paramount sale.

I thought for a second that was the corpse damage stacking exploit but I think that was /1hweaponhit one or some form of one handed weapon hit I remember that much. People would use it in the Ackley dungeon on geonosians all the time.

It’s big problem was that it wasn’t finished I remember being the beta and people were like there’s no way this is coming out next month/week whatever. I can’t remember what the heavy weapons tree was but I do remember that we never had the mats to build the weapons for a few months after launch. It was a complex well…

There is that one scene on Leia's ship but that was one time in different movies. It's like all they remember is the first five minutes of A New Hope or the last five of Rogue One because they whole design philosophy is famously lived in outside of that.

I think the idea was one for the kids and one for the adults or kidults in this case.

Yeah...lol

I thought it opened Thursday and comes to Netflix on the 22nd? Or is that wide release midnight between the 21st and 22nd?

Also while I understand the theory behind "control presence" ie basically being an asshole robot to control the situation that's why my uncle quit training to be a cop as he couldn't act like that. Now he's a gym teacher for special needs kids so it makes sense.

Watch that hbo doc on telemarketing they're even worse than I thought possible.

Thinking about this for enough seconds make me realize something. So people complained and 3 to 4 days later they had customized lip balm tins? How'd they make them so fast? Why didn't they just buy chapstick and give it to them sooner? We're they just laying around? I have so many questions now.

I'm assuming the set was extremely dry because that's the only it makes sense to me but with 456 people it's not unthinkable that a combination of people genuinely suffering or being willing to complain about would come forward.

That’s probably true but they also supposedly kicked two players for doing exactly that so that's weird.

I can’t remember exactly what Charlie Brooker show it was, probably Screenwipe, but he recreated a reality show and critique how they’re produced which hilarious and entertaining. I never cared enough about them to get into the details like he did so it was illuminating and made never want to watch them except for…

One which who has mail from his address? I believe her at least lol

If you have collision yes if not then no. At least that’s how it works here in NYS last I checked. It makes sense because your insurance company is avoiding paying out under your collision coverage by going after the person that caused the accident and their liability coverage.