guidedbybokonon
guidedbybokonon
guidedbybokonon

Concept vs Execution.

This is a movie that has a Ken Watanabe-voiced autobot who calls Optimus Prime 'sensei,' is named 'Drift,' and speaks in Haiku.

That is not awesome. That is dumb and racist. (In a fashion of racism not contained in hatred, but a fashion of racism that reduces ethnicities to stereotypes)

Ash Ketchum is like an incarnation of Fatal Fury's Terry Bogard, they're outfits are pretty much the same. Didn't realize it until I read it in a Simpsons comic book.

Tina has explicitly requested a gif of the Stark pugs running, so here it is.

Remember, next week we're gonna discuss Soul Blazer, a game about talking trees.

Hey, let's look at the guy who didn't read the second paragraph of a two-paragraph story!

Every decade is terrible and awesome at the same time. It is my goal to be so trendy that my children will look at old pictures of me and be embarrassed by all the weird stuff I wore, because while I think I'm hot shit now with my lacy crop tops and chandelier earrings I know that in 30 years we can all look back and

Early Aughties: 2000s

What decade do we count those gigantic denim pants under?

Early 2000s. No explanation necessary.

Yeah, I don't know, this sort of seems like one of those things like where, really, you have to exclude the obvious answer for this to be a fair contest. It's the 70's. It just is.

I'm voting for the 2010s.

fuck this screen

I didn't see it so much as that Cersei learned her lesson from the rape, but that she was doing whatever she could to keep her hold on Tommen and the Iron Throne, and that meant defying Tywin, which meant she needed allies.

You should play Bad Dudes.

"Girls", where the sometime-hell of sexual relations is approached with wit, complexity, and meaningful satire..."

Oh for the love... IT'S READING FUCKING RAINBOW. It's the closest thing to perfect educational TV programming that has existed, exists now, or ever will exist.

Yeah, sure, and how many Kickstarters are for non-profits? I, for one, knew what I was getting in to, and am happy to pay $50 for a Reading Rainbow mug. If a portion of that money goes to help kids love reading, and bring back one of the best shows ever, all the better.