devanyates3
Devan Yates
devanyates3

“Who in the hell is this Democrat-come-lately to scold Democrats on all they’ve done wrong?”

Prince of Thieves is a goddamn disgrace

Have you ever danced with the Sheriff of Nottingham in the pale moonlight?

Seriously, I have no idea — tried to watch it three time, and always failed to stay awake to the end.

this is great.

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When my longing for a deeper sense of human connection and humanity becomes almost too much to bear, I barricade myself in a Starbucks and consume each and every Unity Cup I can before the police can take me away. Thousands and thousands of faces connected by one single line are slowly digesting in my engorged

“Benefits and stuff”!? For lil ol ME!?

Have you tried easing into it with something like ‘buckra’?

‘Nilla

I’m working real hard on reclaiming ofay, but it’s tough going.

Spectacular, but it does seem to be a set play, no?

This is what we in baskebtball call a “play”. It requires players on offense to move in an organized fashion that they have rehearsed before the actual game. Of course without this insider information that I just provided, the average layperson would just marvel at LeBron throwing the ball in a random direction

Lol, I think “glow stick night rave” is called Form XXX or Special K in the Jedi manual.

Yeah, I can see your point there. It certainly is emotionally intense, more so than other fights in earlier movies (to be fair though, the Jedi are kind of supposed to be controlled and emotionally detached while fighting). But at the same time, since by the time the movie was out, we already knew the cast list for

The Rey/Ren fight has emotion behind it. While not as good as either Luke vs. Vader fight, I find it to be infinitely better than any of the prequel “glowstick rave dance” fights.

Every dude's like gold teeth, bling rings, makin' all the baskets

5. Articles of Confederation: it was a piece of turd.

You can bitch about the Constitution all you want, but it's the document the President swears to uphold when he takes office. There is a reason it hasn't been changed lately- see: Prohibition. It's a pretty functional document.