Nope, I’m not. And that you believe so enforces it.

Oh no, some overgrown child has yet another complaint about something they could never, ever accomplish.

I’m really excited about “Untitled” October, 2022, but everybody knows that “Untitled" May, 2023 is just unfilmable and I can't believe the dumb casting and awful minor detail on the suit in "Untitled" February, 2023. I mean, Marvel has clearly lost it.

Y’all realize these superhero movies are (mostly)the same damn film over and over again, right?

I think The Mandalorian may have cured that fatigue. It’s Star Wars cowbell.

There are at most 10 superhero movies a year. That way less than the number of horror movies or romantic comedies a year, yet you never see people complaining about being exhausted by these genre.

I think maybe you don’t understand exactly why they are appealing.

Please let there be a Fantastic Four movie in there. I need to eventually see a good Galactus/Silver Surfer movie.

Nope they are not compatible most of the time, even if by some miracle you get the damn thing to import to Word, or Excel the formatting is all fucked up and you have to waste even more time fixing it.

This is bad bad bad terrible advice.

This is written by someone who has never had to deal with Trust matters or anything more than basic loans. It’s not surprising people who don’t deal with the numbers think Sheets is even comparable. I use sheets to do my own budgeting, but anything more complex require Excel.

This is terrible advice.

“You can use it for free online, and Google Docs is even better.”.

1. Fuck Twitter. All day erry day.

Superman? No so much. The flaming, burning wreckage in his wake? Oh, you could see that for miles!

Ok, sure, but the non-comics-fans won’t care about the color of the lightning, so why not make it yellow?

Yeah, how do you fucks up something so easily fixed right? MAKE IT YELLOW.

*insert ironic pop-culture reference sans use of personal pronouns*

And all they had to was, copy Marvel. ;)