(Elon Musk comes to mind, and he has a form of autism that exactly explains the endless awkward things he does)
(Elon Musk comes to mind, and he has a form of autism that exactly explains the endless awkward things he does)
Eh, I disagree. The single biggest reason that Age of Ultron has a (mostly undeserved, I think) bad reputation is because it spends time on things that don’t really matter to the movie itself but are important for setting up things to come in the MCU.
My first concert was KISS at the Forum in L.A. I was 14 so don’t judge me.
Get off the internet grandpa, people at the library want to use the computer
Avatar: “But YOU won Best Picture!”
All of this reveals the STEM guys’ failure to understand what art really is. There is no bigger “world” in the Mona Lisa that the painting is refusing to show you. The painting is the world. It is the statement, the creation that Leonardo wanted to make.
yup seriously. as an Indian kid growing up in Maryland in the mid-80s this fucking movie was the bane of my existence and the single greatest go-to resource for assholes who wanted something to mock me for. fuck this movie.
Meh. Seems smarter and more capable than you are by all accounts.
Americans (or non-bidet-users in general) are
notwalking around with dirty butts—or with “dingleberries, skid marks, and more!” as bidet seller Tushy claims.
“homeopathy is only a few hundred years old, but so is modern medicine.”
“that means resonance and energy waves.” i.e. magic.
The fact it isn’t “the worst thing” does not disqualify cautionary discussion. Elsewhere you’ll find gold-plated HDMI 1.4 cables for $100. Should I refrain from warning someone against buying those scam cables because smoking causes cancer?
So you’re OK with private companies offering sugar pills to treat whatever they want to say they can treat? Because, to be clear, this is what you are saying.
“Yet i see people get better, and levels beyond placebo.”
“You work at a video store!”
“I work at a shitty video store!”
And when the kid(?) shoots the gun in the air.
I should not have laughed as hard as I did at Punkie Johnson’s empty wheelchair rolling into the wall in “Waffle House”, but I did.
Thanks for the input.
I’m so sorry you think that.
Presumably a less misogynistic one.