I gave it credit for the pure visual spectacle at the time but the cloying morality of it all was unbearable.

I did notice that in the case of profanity the subtitles are selective about what gets said.

I read something similar about Lagos. It's complete chaos but people create their own system around it.

That must mean they imported Ruffles from England… to America. Just think about that.

Mango lassi is exactly what's needed after an Indian curry.

Community titty!

It had cars in it.

They need parentless, traumatised children and orphans to fight their resource wars until robot soldiers become a thing.

Send the kids to work in the textile mill! Their little hands are ideal for clearing blockages.

My theory is that it keeps everyone happy. The fundamentalist Buddhists with their traditional values and the media where beauty pageants and talent shows are big business.

On the contrary. Prominent, round buttocks are considered part of the Burmese beauty aesthetic. It's just the boobs we have a problem with. Or atleast the censors have a problem with it. - my friend

Tight little hotpants, conversely, are completely fine and acceptable.

Shah-t your mouth.

I live in a country with clevage censorship (Myanmar). I was watching Austin Powers and the entirity of the fight with the fembots was censored out. It went straight from Mike Myers ready to rumble to Mike Myers making a quip to Liz Hurley (who had her clevage blurred out). I guess our censors couldn't be bothered…

Something the media never mentions is China and Russia teamed up in 2014 after Crimea with Russia as the junior partner. Now Russia controls the U.S., I can't help think China is behind everything.

"And the winner is La La Land."
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"Moonlight."
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"La La Land."
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"Moonlight."
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I was thinking 'boobs'.

It sounds very topical.

Factoid: thank Richard Nixon and his obsession with corn for why everything in your country is made of corn.

For me it's that Tick episode and this thread.