How popular does a thing have to get before we’re required to hate it? I am eager to prove how much smarter and cooler and more cynical I am than the unwashed masses.
Ridureyu
ridureyu
God bless the Fist of the North Star fandom, where the only ship we have is murder.
she’s black as were the other women whose contributions you blithely parse over. you and the other racists need to stick to your lane at stormfront instead of trolling progressive sites thinking to instigate shit. can’t help that your penis shrinks at the idea that blacks have contributed scientifically to this damn…
it’s just a picture of legs that cuts to an image of a man standing in a burning house and he has a goat head and his eyes are the black of the void and then it cuts back to an image of legs with paint on them and then it’s the goat headed man and he’s closer to the foreground and I can smell sulfur and then it cuts…
I saw it on the Simpsons, when this guy from the nuclear plant dies and everyone acts like he’s a keystone on everyone’s life on Springfield, then on the credits, he is crudely photoshopped in many iconic scenes from the show, let me see if I can find the name.
I’m writing on this now! It’s such a hard thing to think through.
Yup.
Don’t mess with Elmo. He’ll straight-up murder a baby.
He got all huffy.
Don’t forget smug and pretentious writing style. All through The Magicians I could just tell when Lev must have been smiling at how clever his writing was, even if it made no sense and contradicted the previous line.
Back in the late 80s, in the wake of The Dark Knight Returns and The Killing Joke, and with the Tim Burton Batfilm about to be unleashed, the old TV series got a lot of flack and derision.
As an atheist, I’d be better off if you stopped giving the rest of us a bad name.
Go home, hug her, find your smile, and all is right in heaven.
I’m going to take an often unwalked opinion that the Stockholm syndrome aspect of Beauty and the Beast isn’t as bad as everyone keeps making it out to be. Yes, the film is about a guy that holds a woman against her will, thus putting himself in a position of power that arguably leads to what many would consider a very…
Oh, I get it. Kirsten Dunst’s character grew up to be the Rock. Shouldn’t we all?
That...that can’t remotely be legal.