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"Executive Producer Norman Lear"

Womp womp

I know being an executive producer means absolutely nothing, but Seth being one of them and the show also having a talking baby is unintentionally hilarious.

I've weirdly never been to Applebee's, but I've been to countless other similar restaurants, including Chili's.

HorsemnBusiness posted...

There are zero great rock bands making new music today. Has been that way since 2010. No one has been able to prove that to me personally. I believe that people just lower their standards every decade since then.

I like alt rock, but in terms of hard rock, it just feels out of date no matter what they do. The music that's about being angry or sex just comes off as appealing to older dudes, while the rest of the world grew up.

Block_that_Kick posted...

They arent? Launchpad has talked before about living in Duckberg and working for Scrooge McDuck. And I remember reading a Disney comic where Scrooge and Darkwing were in the same room.

In terms of the original series, the creator of said that they exist in separate universes.

https://web.archive.org/web/20160913170811/http://nerdist.com/darkwing-duck-is-an-alternate-reality-not-a-ducktales-spinoff/

While speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Stones explained that Darkwing Duck took place in its own separate universe. Because Launchpad appeared in DuckTales and we used [Gizmoduck] as the Superman character, the hero who gets all the glory as opposed to Darkwing, fans try to connect the two realities. They are two different universes in my book. We work in the alternate Duckiverse. Stones went on to cite the small differences in Launchpads depiction as proof of the different realities. For example, Darkwing Ducks Launchpad was a relatively competent pilot and sidekick, while his counterpart in DuckTales crashed planes more often than he landed them.

Puff the Magic Dragon isn't about weed.

Despite both having Launchpad?

That's neat, I've never even heard of Lego Creator. I just started getting into Lego again recently. I finished the tranquil garden one the other day.

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#GuessTheGame #683



#SupremeScreenshotSavant
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Yeah, even though it's usually for something boring.

But the hospital director at my wife's job was immediately fired a couple of years ago, and not a single person working there knows why, so it's likely a big deal.

Same voice actor:

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The superior Dollet theme:

https://youtu.be/ngkmdA0KvPM?si=5CK-HtNNQWO18Hst

Blood and Honey 2 Paddington 2

I do, but she doesn't like to go out anymore...

Bump

Connections
Puzzle #289

https://twitter.com/chrisramzie/status/1772356863192859073?t=BeZ19PR4tkK58eJ7xdDVCQ&s=19

It's not Thanksgiving without it.

Grunge as a genre is not in my vocabulary. It's 90s alternative or Seattle rock. I'm not going to call it by a name its detractors and critics coined passive-aggressively.

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Plus she's never been editor-in-chief of any outlet. She's got a long and impressive list of accomplishments - not just with journalism - but that isn't one of them.

Literally crack rock addicts in TotK

Why would I go to a diarrhea-filled echo chamber?

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https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Man_Trump

"Old Man Trump" is a song with lyrics written by American folk singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie in 1954. The song describes the racist housing practices and discriminatory rental policies of his landlord, Fred Trump (the father of the 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump). Although the lyrics were written in 1954, it was never recorded by Guthrie. In January 2016, Will Kaufman, a Guthrie scholar and professor of American literature and culture at the University of Central Lancashire, unearthed the handwritten lyrics while conducting research at the Woody Guthrie Archives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.[2]

In December 1950, Woody Guthrie signed a lease at the Beach Haven apartment complex owned and operated by Fred Trump in Gravesend, Brooklyn. There are several handwritten drafts of the lyrics with titles such as "Beach Haven Race Hate" and "Beach Haven Ain't My Home". In its lyrics, Guthrie expresses his dissatisfaction with Trump and the "color line" he had drawn in his Brooklyn neighborhood:[3][4]

I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
He stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his Beach Haven family project[5]

Similarly, an unreleased variant of Guthrie's "Ain't Got No Home" protests Trump's segregation at Beach Haven.[6][7][8]

Beach Haven is Trump's Tower
Where no Black folks come to roam
No, no, Old Man Trump!
Old Beach Haven ain't my home!

According to scholar Will Kaufman, Guthrie "thought that Fred Trump was one who stirs up racial hate, and implicitly profits from it." In Guthrie's notebooks he wrote about wanting to put an end to the segregation with "a face of every bright color laffing and joshing in these old darkly weeperish empty shadowed windows."[2]

I welcome you here to live. I welcome you and your man both here to Beach Haven to love in any ways you please and to have some kind of a decent place to get pregnant in and to have your kids raised up in. I'm yelling out my own welcome to you.[2]

In the 1950s, the Federal Housing Administration, which funded some of Trump's housing projects, set guidelines for avoiding the integration of black people into white neighborhoods.[6] In 1973, the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division sued the Trump Organization (Fred Trump, chair, and Donald Trump, president) for violating the Fair Housing Act.[9]

I don't dislike the Nolan trilogy (well, Rises is debatable), but they have some of the worst editing for action scenes I've ever seen.

People always make fun of the Taken scene where Neeson jumps the fence in twelve cuts, but TDK isn't much better.

Idiocracy is not the brilliantly prohetic social commentary that you think it is.

Is it literally just a boxing gym? Because that's a slimmer demographic than a Planet Fitness-type variety gym.

"Why doesn't Hollywood take creative risks anymore and just do remakes all the time?"

Answer: Because unique ideas flop. It's too much of a risk, especially when theater attendance is so low, so they stick with familiarity. They have a greater audience through streaming, which is flourishing creatively (despite being understandably pricey).

My local theater does an OVA night the last Monday of every month, and the one tonight is an all nighter tribute. AFAIK, they're showing Dead Zone, Fusion Reborn, Go Go Ackman, and some Dr. Slump episodes.

I wish I could stay up for that.

The Usual Suspects is one of the most boring crime movies, and is relying on its ending to impress, but the ending is completely superfluous and tacked on with barely any relevance to the plot.

Play, but I watch people play games on Twitch or Youtube every once in awhile when I'm bored. It's never for very long though.

MarcyWarcy posted...

the thing from indie game: the movie where johnathan blow watches soulja boy make fun of braid and cries is the funniest thing ever recorded.

What makes it funnier is the video wasn't even shitting on the game. They were just high and laughing at shit. It meant nothing lol

https://twitter.com/Jonathan_Blow/status/1770985624730013957?t=q4lQTVmlYYZEl_xLciYMhg&s=19

_Valigarmanda_ posted...

Hours-to-dollars is something I used to swear by but really it's a flawed metric. Shadow of the Colossus is one of my favorite games and it's like a ten hour game

Metroid Dread was my favorite game of 2021, and it was 10-15 hours.

It's the Dark Tournament of the series. It peaks so considerably hard that nothing afterwards could have feasibly lived up to it.

Recently: Rebirth, BG3, TotK. Both have more than enough content to justify it if you're into the whole bang for your buck thing.

It makes the "get a look, Costanza?" episode so much worse than it already was.

Especially with Jerry's bit in the next scene saying that guys' eyes just naturally gravitate towards staring at cleavage, regardless of age.

Dark_twisted posted...

FF7 Rebirth

And unless Hades 2 comes out, very likely will be my GotY.

We use Teams with several channels, but it very rarely has any discussion of things outside of work.

You ask them out on a date. Not to "hang out sometime", a date.

It's pretty clear they wanted to have the standard eight worlds, but either ran out of time or couldn't come up with a decent theme.

It's not grooming, but that doesn't mean it still isn't weird.

luigi33 posted...

I think Toriyama impact people amounting to atleast 1 Billion, not millions.

The respect I've seen from outlets completely unrelated to anime is crazy:

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UnholyMudcrab posted...

This must have been a game that basically didn't exist outside of China

It's been on Steam in the US since launch.

Even when I saw it back then in my teens, I thought the part where they send the ninja group to attack was unintentionally hilarious. It makes zero historical sense, and feels like one of the products was like "If it's Japanese, it needs ninjas!"

It's still a good movie though.

Oh damn, I didn't know Fede Alvarez was doing this.

It also has all practical effects for the aliens too.