I didn't see it in theaters, but I do remember being terrified by that goddamn rhinoceros.
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"No hay banda!" - Elsa, Frozen
I see. Christ, what an asshole.
Wait, when he claimed to have shot looters during Katrina, was he supposed to have been acting on behalf of the government, or on his own? Either way is pretty horrible.
Even that works better, since "dead" and "mad" sort of sound similar. Plus it plays off of a commonly known phrase. This seems like the only way the idea of this particular mashup could be justified, and yet this apparently never occurred to whoever designed the shirt. Either that or someone decided "walking mad"…
At first this seems like a bad thing.
I didn't really give it any thought when it was mentioned in the article, but that's the text they went with? That's so fucking lazy. There's no meaningful relationship between the words "mad men" and "walking dead" that would suggest combining them in any way, let alone some thing as nonsensical and devoid of wit as …
Considering how much I love this album, maybe I should finally get around to reading A Series of Unfortunate Events.
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They're also going to show Gone Girl and Nightcrawler, which is also great, is less surprising.
Holy shit I just found out the student center at Southern is screening Dear White People this week. Considering how they mostly stuck to recent blockbusters last semester*, this comes as quite the pleasant surprise.
Yes.
Mental health is not an area in which I'm all that knowledgeable, so I'm not going to pretend to have any advice re: medication that I can't back up.
What I do know is that you don't have to go through this alone, and that (speaking from experience) trying to do so only hurts you in the long run.
Just going to second lordpuddleglum's comment. I don't think we have ever conversed extensively, but I generally enjoy reading your comments, even when I don't agree with you. (Your sarcastic acclamations on the Hobbit movie articles were dead on, for example.)
He returns!
Basically what Narwhal said. I thought his Raiders edit was a revealing enough exercise to be worthwhile, though not having seen this one yet means I can't speak to its quality.
That being said there are probably better ways to spend 110 minutes, and even better movies that could be watched during that time.