Who eats breakfast anymore, weirdo?!?!

I’d handle him the same way I would a teenager, just clown on him. “I’ll take a question from anyone except that incel in the naked t-shirt over there”

I don’t know if this guy made the right call by not calling out the shirt choice, but I definitely wouldn’t have been able to help myself.

Thing is, it’s clearly that they’re pissed off that women and people of color are getting more competitive. Things like these AI generated images are “important” to them because they want to make clear that non-white men were not at these historical events, while ignoring the fact that non-white men were not allowed…

Dude needs a shirt that says I SNIFF BICYCLE SEATS

TWD is full ridiculous sci-fi and ‘Jimmy-crack-corn and I don’t care’. I love it and I’ll keep watching whatever nonsense they put on screen.

Dude needs to pack up his show and ship it to NY, rebranding it as ‘crap Billy Bonkers’. Tickets would sell for $75 and the queue would go out the door.

why would you say that? Gatekeep much?

The best single hour of television in recent memory.

I wish I could look like a completely different person in every photo like Nick does.

This would simplify the process of deciding where to eat.

Was that “finished” an intentional double entendre? If so, bravo good sir!

I’m not sure what I just saw, but Archer narrating a post-apoc Sam Raimi IDGAF action movie has sold me.

Going about 80 mph in the wrong direction.

I’m pretty sure Sony is already prepping a Turner D. Century stand-alone trilogy that will reveal that he was Peter Parker’s great-grandfather’s roommate.

I don’t remember where I first heard this, but it’s stuck with me:

My first thought was a quote from season 5 of Fargo.

I skipped Elektra but yeah, yeesh, Halle Berry went straight to the litter box with Catwoman.

It’s definitely not a reboot. We’re not trying to recreate the story from the first one. It’s a completely original story.

Not quite the same thing, but back in college there was a somewhat famous bat researcher at Eastern Michigan who told us about some species of bat in the rainforest that had learned to sway just slightly while hanging below branches, as if to mimic the action of a leaf in the wind. He said this protected them somewhat…