YOU DARE TO IGNORE THE POWER OF HOSTESS AND THEIR MIGHTY CONFECTIONARY THAT HAS DEFEATED GALACTUS HIMSELF!!!!!????!!
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This show. So great.
"I love Hannibal Lecter, but I can't help but feel that NBC's upcoming 'Hannibal' will be an attempt to rip off 'Dexter' while hiding behind an established brand name."
Do you go all emo every time you make breakfast, too? :P
I've started approaching guys who say things to me as I'm walking by and saying with a smile "Can you repeat what you just said? Did you need something? Sorry, my hearing is really bad!" They're so mortified and not one has opted to repeat, to my face, what he's said. Then once I see that they won't repeat it, I just…
You're right - its not terrible. Not even close. It is FUCKING terrible, an order of magnitude worse than just merely 'terrible'.
It took you an entire year and a half to come up with that?
Wish I could say I feel sorry for them. But when they gutted their LA office (their main Hollywood representation) for bottom line profits they effectively lost credibility as a real VFX contender in Hollywood. They still used all the hardwork of the artists they laid off in their demo reels, but none of the people…
That's just the toxoplasmosis talking.
We're on to you.
The cool thing is, with Aquaman his trident (people don't realize this) that could cut the flesh of Superman, if they come in contact. That's a thing that's in the canon. He's super strong. Because of course he can exist at these super deep depths. So when he comes up here he's crazy strong.
I'd better expand on that , I have it (I'm in my late 30's)
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Sorry, I think this might have redeemed him...
The Executioner goes out like a Boss.
I think this movie really improved the experience of Rise of the Planet of the Apes because now it's now it really dives into how the Apes view Ceaser as a messianic figure and the establishment of Ape culture as well as laying the groundwork for a possible generational story following Ceaser's family.
I've heard he's kind of a dick, but I think that just comes with the territory. I think he's going to make a big enough impact to achieve Steve Jobs levels of "game changer" accolades. Except Musk will have helped popularize something that actually mattered instead of just a phone.
As long as we're subsidizing the oil industry, I see no problem in subsidizing their competition.
Corn tortillas are always problematic. Made fresh, they're like God's manna, but 99% of the time they're the bitter premade plastic bag variety that turn soggy in seconds (toasting / grilling helps a lot). Even as someone that eats tacos weekly, soggy corn tortillas from a bag ruin everything they touch. That said, my…