What happened to the comment section.
At this point, DH had dug themselves a hole so deep they had only two options:
Condolences to his loved ones and his friends. And a lot of well-wishes to his daughter. RIP and may he be remembered for not only his work but the impact he had to those who were closest to him and to those who were inspired by his works over the years.
Man Brian I wish I had taken a picture of my times when in Japan. The Pokemon Center in Osaka was packed when I went there for the holidays. Apparently there was a special event going on at the time where you can get a special Pokemon in the shop if you did a few certain steps there with your 3DS.
Here’s the thing: There’s not a lot of representation of, to be blunt, butch lesbians/bisexuals in the media. Especially as main characters or being the driving forces behind the show/plot. It wouldn’t hurt to give more focus on the other individuals in the LGBT+ spectrum.
Civil War’s impact and execution was also ignored, retconned, and outright rewritten after all was said and done.
OH.
I don’t know what I’m looking forward to the most - The inevitable bananas comments that lead to +20 comment threadchain or the constant breast puns.
Yes. And it’s working, one way or another, since either people are asking why this is happening (this thread) or it’s being talked about period.
It’s basically meant to say ‘Its’ not yours! If you won’t share it with the public again, we will! In a way. By sharing scans most of the general public won’t see or try to use. Um...’
Wadjet Eyeeeee! I love love love their Blackwell series, ending or not, and they helped me get into point-and-click adventure games. So excited for this.
Please go outside and rub some grass on your face.
These days, it’s why I’m always advising friends to instead say, ‘Acknowledged but not accepted’ if someone apologises to them for a really shitty thing.
If that’s the case then how much money is she paying Better Midler to make a cameo in this? A $ for every retweet? A $ for every like? I wanna see the business proposal for this ASAP!
He’s better without the man bun. That’s all I can say.
Rashida Jones is an important part of Filipino culture and history since she played a vital part in the People Power Revolution against the Marcos Government. May her sacrifice not be in vain.
Before we go, I would at least like to say one thing: