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Hahaha, no, that is not what C or D cups look like. Their tits are the size of their heads.

Original Wonder Woman. Those aren’t Ds, son.

It’s easy to romanticize a place when you don’t live there and think it’s one way when something else in reality. People do that a lot with Paris.

If you want to read something highly disturbing, read about the Nippon Kaigi, Japan’s ultra-nationalistic group that is behind many of its recent troubling political policies. They deny historical events that paint Japan in a less than salutary light, and hope to return Japan to a state similar to their Imperial

Basically, it boils down to Japan’s constitution renounces their ability to use military force as a way to settle international disputes but for a while has been read in a way to allow them to maintain a self-defense force in case they get attacked. Abe and his party, if they can’t change the constitution outright

Course if war does break out

I am a bit phobic about air travel. I’m the spazzy person who white knuckles the arm rest and goes into meditative breathing anytime the captain mentions it’s time to buckle up because we have some turbulence ahead. But twice now I have been seated next to the only person on the plane who was more afraid to fly than I

I’ve seen Lights Out. I know what happens. I know how it ends. But even now, in the middle of the day, I had to pause it halfway through and refused to finish it. Freaks me out SO much.

That was so terrible.

I really like Attack on Titan, largely because it takes a lot of the tropes present in the average Shonen Manga glut and subverts them. For example, the show opening acts like it’s all about fighting the titans and winning, but that’s just propaganda. In reality, it’s basically always just a massacre. The titans are

It looks a bit grittier than the anime, and the setting seems to have moved to a more literal post apocalyptic setting whereas the anime was medieval post apocalyptic.

The titans looks cool and creepy, but I wonder if the gore might be a bit too grisly for some people.

Exactly my thoughts. I mean, if they’re that bent out of shape about just HAVING to show it to me now, I’ll make it easier on them and I’ll just ignore the film entirely. Hopefully that will assuage their fee-fees.

It’d be different if it was an internal sizzle reel or something. But it’s a profession piece of Public Relations material that was released in a public venue that they might, y’know, relate to it. Keeping advertisements hidden is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.

So much THIS! I thought they figured it out they should be embracing buzz because they need to catch up to Marvel here. Not wagging their fingers at people for wanting to watch their bloody trailer.

We regret this decision as it was our intention to keep the footage as a unique experience for the Comic Con crowd.

“And if you broadcast our trailer - which we’re going to send out to the world in two weeks anyway - we will take our ball and go home.”

Their joyless, dour, poorly lit, grimdark GotG; i.e., the exact opposite of GotG. I think they’re trying to make their The Pianist or maybe their The Departed. I hope no one making this thinks they’re making a Guardians of the Galaxy.