Yes, because the actual engineers who figured out how to make these things work don’t really exist. This is like saying Steve Jobs invented and built all Apple products.

Gamora was thrown from the cliff, Natasha voluntarily sacrificed herself; a choice which was her’s alone, and makes a huge difference. Also, the idea of sacrificing his family to acknowledge and accept his “true love” would make no sense, because the requirement of the Soul Stone is to sacrifice the most important…

The man will continue making money regardless of what happens. Regardless of motivations, at least there’s money being placed where it should be.

This clip exists for this moment:

Not strong enough, you need the bigger guns:

The irony being that even if they got their Rapture, which they won’t, they’re going to be sorely disappointed in the outcome; because they sure as hell aren’t going to be a part of it.

Two completely different mediums you ignorant clickbaiter. Learn more about sculpture, specifically marble, before you make these ridiculous posts.

He should be charged for breathing the same air as us.

I don’t mean to burst your bubble, but the original christian church is way older than Catholicism; as in Jesus’ time old. Matthew 16:18 reads, and I quote, “And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against it.” After Christ’s death, the…

You damn right I do! >:D

Woah, chill dude. You’ve got a seriously nasty chip on that shoulder. Wishing death upon others is a pretty shit thing to do too. Just mellow out.

Given your name, please tell me your husband’s name is Killy... or Cibo if you want to be canonically funny about it. XD

Oh and by the way, thanks for being mature about my response and answering in a polite manner. God knows, it’s a rarity these days. :)

I get what you’re saying, fortunately and unfortunately we live in an age of media and easily accessible digital information (I’m referring in this case about the news on this teacher’s drama class). I’m not really certain if the mother personally went to the CBC or they somehow found the story through social sharing…

“It blows my mind that some parent who is probably not that much older than me is going on some tirade over something so stupid. What does this woman think her kid does all day?”

Whether they could’ve gotten the instructions on their own or not is irrelevant; a teacher should not be an instigator for this kind of learning.

Because it’s obvious that both China and Japan having identical character’s/kanji in their language is pure coincidence; not inspired or originated from one of the two, am I right?