Agree to disagree on that one. Though quarters are certainly better than penny rolls.

Women in videogames are characters in a videogame, and thus come with no expectation of agency whatsoever, unless you’re implying that the singularity has arrived.

Probably won’t work on the subway.

I think Jeffrey Tambor is the meaner version of the dad from Arrested Development..

This right here is the problem with social media. If this guy was a friend of mine and he said this in a conversation, I would immediately know both from his tone and knowing him as a person whether he was kidding or if I’d have to bitchslap him. But it’s harder to do this online. In this case having that comment…

Oh, lighten up, Ethel.

Oh really?! Why don’t you ask Emma Thompson’s character in Love Actually about him letting people down!

Go get ‘em, kids, keep up the pressure.

And this is how you lose your shit. I’m dad and since it’s my money, this is now my account. Which I will cancel after taking your shit. Also thanks for agreeing to paint the house. And our neighbors. You’re also grounded for a...Wait for it. Fortnight. Dad wins.

You ate that sandwich, I think it’s clear that you fear nothing.

I really like the chipotle one.

I’ve got my own Boomer at home. Much worse in a firefight unless you need someone licked to death.

The idea that every character could be just like Batman really hurt the DCEU. Instead of the characters with drastically different tones having to find a way to work together it’s let’s drown everything in grim dark grim.

COME ON DOWN TO THE-GUY-THEY-WARNED-YOU-ABOUT’S SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER EMPORIUM!

I’ve not been to McDonald’s in years, but I won’t lie, I’ve got a lot of nice childhood memories of that place. My parents weren’t poor by any means, but they were very cost conscious. They were the parents who packed a cooler of sandwiches so we wouldn’t have to stop anywhere during a long drive.

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I think you can tell from more recent events, that it wasn’t Rhodes that they were talking about for that >.>