^part of the problem

Right? Why even have him in the movie? At this point, it's just appropriating someone else's franchise to make a movie you want to make but couldn't get the budget for without the property.

http://www.aintitcool.com/n…

This review is kind of wrong. Check out AICN's review for details, but basically Shredder has no prior connection to the Turtles, which is basically the worst thing they can do.

True D was set in the mid 1990s when Rust first spouted off.

Both

Time is a flat circle. Ligotti is merely plagiarizing those who came before him, it's the same story, over and over again; the only thing different is the players, the plot's are always the same, light vs. dark, good vs. evil.

If he had more meat, he would be less bitter.

yeah, I wasn't being serious about the privilege check, which I think just turns into a pissing contest to determine who's race was more maligned.

Actually, in my elementary school, there were only 5 non-black kids in my first grade class, including myself, who is Cuban.
So tell me again about meeting black people.
CHECK YO PRIVILEGE

Yep, that, too.

And she is far too classy to blame the kids in the sweatshop who made the shoes!

But the smoke from the flames would then be an intrusion on the non-smokers around her.

Wait, if it is appropriate, what is the issue?
Should it be cultural inappropriation?

My cousin thought Fall Out Boy invented clichés like "Bull in a china shop" for a long time.

I don't care if someone appropriates my culture because my culture is humanity.

Tomorrow: a column from the thousands in attendance who's buzz was killed by these 3.

"Thus it hit me while watching Lykke Li on the first night of the festival: Everybody’s alone together at the mega-festival."
A realization many emo teenagers make. Congrats. Can I interest you in Dashboard Confessional?

RIGGGGGGGGINS

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