Felicity, or Leslie?

I'd imagine it is bland, unfulfilling, and generates a barrage of shit a few hours later. No wait, that's not my imagination, that's my experience with a vegan restaurant.

I dare.

I must have watched a different Deadpool than everyone else, because the one I saw was massively overrated and barely entertaining.

They've got like three years to improve the technology.

How is that respectful?

Split has been so relentlessly advertised that I just assumed it must suck hard.

He's a war hero! Just maybe not ours.

huh huh huh hey Beavis, "Topanga-heavy", huh huh huh

I don't think they watched it ahead of time. They probably figured "oh cute, rabbits". The moment violence and blood started they put a halt to the film.

I will give them a very slight benefit of the doubt here, in that I'm old enough that it was literally on film so that it's not easy to preview. But still, not one teacher knew what they were getting in to? This would have been mid-to-late 80s. The book and film were not brand new at this point.

There were five-year-olds in that audience. Do you really think it is an appropriate film for five-year-olds?

They showed us the Watership Down film in elementary school. The entire school. All ages.

I too have unbridled enthusiasm for getting paid for easy work.

A cycle that seems to repeat every 28 days…

Someone ended up in a coma again, though this time it was the readers.

What the hell was going on with that horribly off-model Jasper?

Who's playing peter in high school? Pretty much 100% of the boys.

Just like real life!

I mean, thank you. Come again.