This scene actually does a lot for the movie’s narrative, while also providing and giving out a lot of character information in an entertaining way.

And what’s wrong with that, you ape, you want to live forever?!?

Would you like to know more?......

Cars takes place in a post-apocalyptic future where humans have left Earth. Notice how the cars can talk and move on their own just like the toys from Toy Story? But then the cars have to keep consuming gasoline, thus polluting the Earth until it becomes the future from Wall-E.

We don’t talk about The Good Dinosaur.

Good Dinosaur? I am still trying to figure out how they reconcile CARS!

I just noticed that in the header image, Garnet is playing a keytar — a fusion of two classic instruments.

I don’t see what’s wrong with these outfits. They’re perfectly fine clothing for one’s child to wear to bed.

Blue steel! Ha! Now that you mention it, I might be basing all my model knowledge on zoolander. I do agree that the VS models seem to be an exception though

I dont know much about fashion, but every time I see a model on a runway, they always look that miserable. Its probably the starvation.

No seriously, you can almost see the little rain cloud above their heads, thinking either “Fuck my agent, fuck my agent” or “Just 3 more of these and I can afford Mom’s operation.”

If it were me I’d have to walk down the runway repeating over and over in my head;

We Are The Normal was the reason I started listening to The Goo Goo Dolls. Iris was the reason I quit listening to the Goo Goo Dolls.

All i could think of.

If by “intentionally vague,” you mean “didn’t exist because someone else hadn’t written the story yet.”

I actually think that it would be a great running joke thru the movie, with Deadpool trying to make sense of Cables background as it gets more and more convoluted.

I feel like I’m the only one who thinks a yellow belt makes so much sense. It breaks all that strong reds and blues.

The nice thing too is that he really seems to have fun with it all and doesn’t take himself seriously at all. Makes him seem a lot more accessible and more relate-able than anyone his stature (physically and professionally both) has any expectation of being.

Probably the most ridiculously aspect of it is if they told the proper authorities, city, state and federal agencies would swoop in and seal it off, basically shutting down whatever plan the bad guys have for it. So they can never do the most logical thing anyone anywhere would do upon seeing it.

Are we just making puns, or are we actually referring to it as a plot hole? Cause I don’t see an answered question as being a plot hole. Just a hook, like Odin actually being Loki in disguise at the end of Thor 2.