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rishabree

It looks like... something I'd be moderately interested in (roughly Jupiter Rising-level) if I didn't know it was supposed to be a FF movie.

You probably have nine months to a year. They originally said 2015, but that was before they announced Daredevil for April and that there would be roughly a year between the various Netflix series. Best guess early 2016, no possible way it's earlier than Nov/Dec 2015.

Write the post! If you need an excuse, he's obscure enough to the non-fan that it's worth covering why he's not just a silly looking bright purple guy, but a major threat.

Congratulations on your parenting skills! That's tough to do at 15.

I really don't understand why anyone is surprised by The Purple Man being a villain in this show. Who else would it have been? He's her defining story arc. Admittedly it's been several years since I last reread Alias, but I literally can't name anyone else she's fought.

She actually adapted a Muslim swimsuit her mother bought her to use as her costume, so there's one, admittedly fictional, Muslim family A-OK with how she's dressed.

A bad sign, but this project was always going to be iffy no matter how smoothly it might have gone. There's so much... mythology, I suppose is the word, wrapped around it, with Brandon Lee.

Ugh, that's even worse than I thought.

Random tip - one of the linked fashion tips is about wearing tights. This is another one of those things that can very much be "easier said than done" after you go over either 250 pounds or 5'10" (I'm both).

I think the type of outlet store makes a difference. Most of the time, when you see "outlet shopping", it's a giant megaplex mall that contains the same 30 brands. They're virtually identical wherever your are in the country, and only "outlet" in the sense that the brands plan ahead to send very slightly out of date

Ahah! Unlike the other guy replying to me, here we have a genuine opportunity for education. And since we just did this a couple of days ago in the link at the end of the article, I happen to know that the actual figures show vaccination numbers comparable to the US or higher throughout much of the world. This is

Why should I waste my time arguing with you? One simple wrong statement early in an internet thread = maybe it's a learning opportunity for someone. A litany of wrong statements late in an internet thread filled with dozens of people posting accurate information = someone with their mind made up who's looking for a

Well, at least you picked an accurate user name. You managed to fit an amazing number of inaccurate and misleading, and yes, ignorant, statements into a single paragraph. I'm actually impressed.

...what? I have no idea what you're trying to say. Who are these people who aren't given the chance to vaccinate their kids, and how are they somehow more of a threat to the population than people who willingly choose not to vaccinate? Is this more xenophobic lies about illegal aliens?

Actually, it makes no fucking sense whatsoever. When you don't vaccinate your kids and they catch measles, you're hurting all of the innocent people who catch measles from your kid. It's the exact opposite of a victimless crime.

Tagalong love interests only count for about 25-50% of an actual person, since their entire purpose for being there is to be a tagalong love interest and stave off complaints about diversity. In this particular instance, I actually had to go look up the cast again to figure out who the heck you were talking about,

I don't know, I think Interstellar Pig would make a fantastic kids movie.

I'm not sure why you didn't link to the discussion we just had about the book a few days ago? But here it is if anyone wants it. (Detailed SPOILERS within!)

I haven't seen it yet, but the overwhelming opinion of the commenters on this article seem to agree with you that it's worth it.