Back in the old days, it’d be the only comment.
Back in the old days, it’d be the only comment.
He also chose the wording “really smart,” proving that he has the most diverse lexicon out there, as no synonym for “smart” exists in the English language.
Oh, it’s because he’s a pathological liar who wants to blame everyone else for his mistakes.
Twitter just topped Oscorp for most evil company in the world.
Well, if the top russian spymaster can be personally escorted into the Oval Office with a Russian state-approved “camera man,” it’s not too much of a stretch to think an american journalist would be able to to just hang around.
Fuck... so basically this came from “well, he didn’t say NO, so let me get a popcorn machine and watch the show”. And noooo one, not even Preibus, went: huh, maybe get this guy some sort of contract to ensure the less fucked up shit didn’t get out?
This doesn’t sound like a malicious and secretive use of animal products in a diner’s food... it sounds like some annoying “vegan” made an “inconvenient” order then followed it up with a request for a cheese pizza. She “thinks she’s still a vegan” because she’s too dumb or deluded to accept that cheese negates the…
They are fine with murdering people as long as no one eats the corpse.
How do you know when someone is a vegan?
Technically I’m a Xennial, a smaller demographic between Gen X and Millennials. I own a TV and watch my laptop in bed!
No, they’re about “chivalry”, as well as Nazism.
Casablanca planet would have been better if they’d used practical effects for those animals. Decades later, tauntauns are still more believable to me than CGI.
Oh look, its this again.
OK, fine. What an *alleged* fucking scumbag.
Got to fucking love how quick you are to label the man a scumbag. Is there any actual evidence against him, or is it just accusations. See in order to convict someone, you need this crucial little thing called evidence. The man lost a job on a show on which he was a main character , and his termination is based on…
Here’s what I loved about how Snoke was dealt with: every single time we’ve learned any sort of details about a villains origin in Star Wars it has taken away from them as a villain. The prequels were basically how Darth Vader became Darth Vader, and....well, you know. Emperor Palpatine? Learning how he became…
The Rey/Kylo Ren team up against Snoke’s guard was pretty good. If there had been some build up there—establish that the guards were equal to Kylo Ren in combat—it could’ve been up there with the Darth Maul battle from Phantom Menace.
Most younger SW fans are baffled by the relatively mixed reception Empire Strikes Back received in 1980. So was I.