Question: Would Dumbledore exist without Gandalf and Tolkien’s books?

Gandalf isn’t human. He is one of the servants of the Valar, he takes human form but he’s basically a god. His physical body can be killed, but his spirit would return to Valinor and he could be sent back by the gods to do battle again. Sort of how he became Gandalf the Grey to Gandalf the White.

They had me at Denis Villeneuve. Blade Runner 2049 was a masterpiece, and I feel like Dune will be in good hands with Villeneuve!

I’ve never been replied to by so many grey accounts in my life. I’ve clearly fallen victim to one of the classic blunders. Never get involved with a land war in Asia, never match wits with a Sicilian when death is on the line, and never badmouth the new Star Wars Trilogy.

Yes, yes that’s correct, my brain had what we call, in the business, a huge fart, and I’m fixing it now. Thanks. <3

Well, sometimes you just have to laugh in the face of extinction. It’s the only sane response.

The winner: Prince.

That’s interesting. How would you give someone three hundred thousand euros without using a check?

“This means the fungus might produce a wealth of bioactive compounds that could be of interest in terms of novel drug discovery,” said de Bekker. “I am, thus, very excited about this work!”

What a beautiful fucking world we live in where She-Hulk has the potential to become a blockbuster film.

Shut up and take my multipass!

If you want superhero comics without getting into Marvel/DC and their events, I recommend Image Comics’ Invincible, if you haven’t read it. You can think of it sort of like the adventures of Superboy, son of Superman. It’s very fun.

I might have just made mess in my pants reading this.