“First I sent you a megachurch, but you kept waiting as the waters get higher. Then I sent you Canadians with money to aid you...”
All it takes to bring the whole thing down is one unforgiveable farter. Imagine this farter tries most of the cars out first. That smell never leaves.
Sounds a wee bit like Lee/Kirby for a bit there.
In a world in which a cult became an officially recognized religion, and treats its followers not just in all of the ways mentioned in this article but also in many other horrible ways, I can see why journalism across the board ends up not publishing articles covering the cults big and small because most of the time…
The editing of the whole thing was like out of an EdgR Wright film.
Why are they hell (to rephrase my earlier question)? I see how they are hell in the amazing series of pics and videos. But why do they have no other options (compared to, say, the US) like online buying, scalpers, importing, etc.?
So many questions that are all a variation of this one: “Why don’t they order them online from a different country?” I get that ultimately you’re going to want a Japanese region unit, but is this really the only choice for buying a Switch inside of Japan? Why are the consumers there only following this one, singular…
I have both this problem and that whole name-remembering problem. What are good solutions to the latter, and what are good solutions to the combination of both? (I seriously, and severely, cannot remember people’s names, even after knowing it, memorizing it, seeing them half a dozen times and completely recognizing…
Killua against Deadpool?
I totally forgot that all we had to do was watch an old Adam Sandler movie! My bad, dude. I forgot that the movie covers everything a person could ask about the culture of the wealthy.
Maybe I’m wrong, but I think it’s a “rich white people pop culture dictionary”. I, along with many other non-rich people, need the dictionary too. It may even provide insight into the gaping maw of syphilitic madness living in a house that is also white. I mean, that “guy” (“human-like thing”?) has spent half his time…
This is how I remember it:
Do you not know the word for this? Literally? Hint: the definition of a wrestler (originally any carnival worker, c. 1800's) staying in character not just in front of the audience but also outside in other public spaces.
Completely hiding the Fantastic Four (Reed, Sue, Val, and Franklin) and having The Thing and The Human Torch make spurratic, very peripheral appearances is an incredibly shrewd business move by a large multi-media empire.
Or Hickman’s run. It’s so “unpopular” and “awful” that to buy the first half of it at this very moment in book form is worth $320. Top shelf. After running “FF” and “Fantastic Four” for a couple years, Marvel gave Hickman all of the Avengers books for a couple years, as well as a couple years of the “event book”. It…
Aren’t Fox and Sony more like Dad and Step-Dad? (Depending on your own experiences.)
That’s bunkum. Did you read Hickman’s run on “Fantastic Four” and “FF”? He made them so germaine to what appeals modernly that Marvel gave him all of the Avengers books and the big “event” books for at least two years running. It was all amazing, one masterful tapestry. And the FF material was the lynchpin of both it…
It’s sold out/unavailable.
It’s sold out/unavailable.
I think one of the major fallacies about this man clearly suffering from a form of dementia (among other conditions) is that he REMEMBERS NOTHING anyone tells him or that he reads. It’s clear he has is no longer able to create long-term memories. All he is capable of doing is reacting using very short term memory…