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but I had no idea the Starkiller Base from Star Wars: The Force Awakens was so much larger than the first two Death Stars.

“but I had no idea the Starkiller Base from Star Wars: The Force Awakens was so much larger than the first two Death Stars”
It was a pretty big part of ep 7, Han even suggested they take it down like the deathstar and they projected the difference. Did you even watch the movies? 

Diet. If you want to lose weight, diet. Continue training as you normally would and adjust the diet.

I want my NBA favorite stars to man up and be the leader of a team! not be pansy little superteam joiners and formers.

BREAKING: GOOD PLAYERS LIKE PLAYING WITH OTHER GOOD PLAYERS!!!

I saw this movie last week for the premiere.

Uh, Black Panther had terrible CG.

lol for that other article calling it a sequel as well.

Standing as in dunking from a standing position.

Yeah, the deal on the 8 is a no-go, but the deal on the 6s is a no-brainer. 

Just took advantage of this deal last night to replace my wife’s 6s. 

Trust me, I get what you’re saying, but CW shows typically have way smaller budgets than, say, CBS dramas, and the costume department can only work with whatever amount of money (and time) the producers allot to them. If it would take just a few hundred more dollars (or days) to get the suit just right, but that money…

it looks so poor fitting and almost cos-play like

Yeah, and given the fact that WW is, as far as i’m concerned, an okay film at best, I think i’m gonna lower my expectations for Aquamomoa.

fuck im annoyed at that julie andrews spoiler lol

Took me a minute to realize they meant Wonder Woman. I loved WW, I just spaced its existence for a moment.

When that review said second best DC movie.. I couldn’t, for the life of me, think of the movie they might be referring too.

I’m gonna be that guy and point out “iconic” (if it can be called that) was capeless (cue gifs from The Incredibles).

But...this all takes place in a fictional separate society so there’s no reason we should assume that the Wizarding culture of the 1920s had the same attitude to homosexuality (or any other minority group) that broader Muggle society did.