People still think Damon voiced himself in Team America?

There’s always been a small segment of toxic shitheads in any fandom.

I know really the main reason to write about this story is just to get outrage clicks, but good Lord add some context to a story if you’re going to write about it. 99% of people outside of Canada have no idea what The Globe refers to or who “Doyle” is.

Um, you know that Starfleet is a military organization too, right? The government they are a branch of (United Federation of Planets) typically is depicted as being more benevolent than we are, but Starfleet itself is still a military staffed with enlisted and commissioned officers. 

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

“Sike?”

I can only assume that we’re getting this as opposed to a rebooted X-Men is because someone besides Disney still owns the streaming rights to new movies for at least a few more years. 

Not too surprising, didn’t Bioware say like 90% of playthroughs are Paragons?

I will not have you besmirch one of the best “so bad it’s good” movies of the 1980's.

The second someone says they invented an environmental-friendly crypto it’ll explode to a market share of 10 billion.

These look great!

Meanwhile, EV owners here on the West Coast:

I love that the review title makes it sounds like Snyder was somehow sentenced to making mediocre, grimdark comic movies for WB, as opposed to him willingly (and happily) being the main creative reason and driving force as to why they were.

He clearly is talking about show cancellation, but oh boy did certain parts of the internet jump at the opportunity to talk about him, cancel culture, and the idea that cancel culture is a myth by insinuating that maybe he should be cancelled.

Microsoft: Our consoles aren’t profitable.

*Male protagonist exhibits behavior considered to be traditionally “manly” behavior and has a underdeveloped female love interest whose presence doesn’t contribute to the overall story.*

We’re saying WarnerMedia is a corporate marketing twitter account, not an actual person, and the room doesn’t want corporations to tweet support for causes without backing it up with actual social action.

WarnerMedia probably needs to read the room better, but so does Fisher.

A shield isn’t typically considered a weapon though. He could easily take it on a normal plane as long as he told the airline that it was a prop or replica.

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