It’s cool that you pass judgment on a show, you haven’t watched, based on two clips with no context.

28 Decades Later

28 Daves Later

Where a zombie is cured of the virus after eating twenty eight guys named Dave.

Sure, but that doesn’t mean infected people can’t get pass it on before they starve to death. And after seeing how ‘take precautions’ worked with COVID, you really think everyone’s going to ‘believe’ that the infected are real and wouldn’t go poke one in the eye with a stick just to own the libs?

“God, I’m so fucking sick of this woman and her highly calculated public persona.”

So sick that you clicked...

maybe she was unamused because jo koy’s joke sucked ass? maybe she wasn’t listening? maybe she was bored just like everybody else there?

All you need to do is narrow your browser window, and it turns into one long scroll. 

This may have changed since I first read about it 10 years ago, but when engagement started to be a factor in determining the success of websites the metric for measuring engagement wasn’t page views or time viewing a page, but clicks. The idea was that the more people are clicking on things on the site the more…

Hatred and exasperation are forms of engagement. Any kind of engagement will do.  They’re not picky.

There’s, what, four or five original ideas in there? Everything else is a sequel, spinoff, or adaptation.

Has it really been 1,827 years since Ford was President? My, how time flies

They dodged one with this failed project, but also considering the current invasive species taking over the Everglades right now this could have made Snakes on Plane a much more realistic movie. 

I’m just grateful it wasn’t a slideshow.

Thank you for linking this! 😂

This one should be here, fantastic.

Though I’m not sure what point there was to split it into two quite lengthy alphabetical sections. One for each one to two letters would make sense, or just one long list, but otherwise it seems fairly useless.

I am so grateful right now that this wasn’t a slideshow

Good thing they are getting rid of Android Auto and Apple Car paly, those things can be distracting to drivers. 

Twitter was definitely a mistake.

Can’t wait for the producers of Avatar to spin how the little people standing up  against Big Corporate is a bad thing... :)