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for decades. Why isn't anything done about them? Aren't they more dangerous with their nonsense?

Many such games though

Has any game made a billion dollars?

No lol why would I bury a dead body? I threw it in the river tied to heavy rocks.

It reminds me of this

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/0/3/7/AAO38LAAC3ml.jpg

Whaaaaaat. The horrible effects turned me away at first, but Eccleston absolutely shreds ass

conservatives very famously have a long history of not understanding art, which includes music

these are the same people who use fortunate son as theme music, tell Black Sabbath to stay out of politics for supporting BLM (while listening to war pigs) etc

Related lol

https://twitter.com/Whatapityonyou/status/1485741472225714178

Since when can you inflict burn on people in YUGIOH?

It never stopped being good

Erm. Mike Judge tends to swing kind of right-wing. The show was never a dig at conservatives in any capacity.

Close enough, and yeah, that was a great moment. And further proof that people who hate on Carla need a swift kick in the pants.

My Nightingale, where J.D., Turk and Elliot have to work a night shift, then you find out at the end that Carla switched shifts to help them out. That always stuck with me

I think I remember reading that towards the end the Janitor's lines in the script were basically "whatever weird shit Neil says."

He isn't the wise character? I thought he would say cryptic things with wisdom in it. What does his character do?

The one where white scrubs is all struggling with love and black scrubs dances and cheers him up and then old scrubs gets mad for them goofing around. Then trash scrubs hits us with some wisdom.

I dunno. I never actually got into it.

"Where do you think we are?"

roof toilet

The one with Brendan in it.

I don't know the name of the episode but the one where JD's father dies is a good one.

Also the episode or at least the scene where his brother basically tells Cox he will beat the shit out of him if he lets his brother down.

Yall are gonna have to describe which episodes these are for me because I do not recall the titles of the episodes

Both of the episodes mentioned pretty much cover it for me. Though the steak night episode is called "My Last Words".

He's the best Spiderman

My wife loves that show, it's basically an erotic novel in TV show form

Main character is fine though

I was also prepared for Flint to be any ally, but then it was like as soon as he realized it was a different Peter Parker he just turned heel and stayed heel. I also dont really know what his motivation for listening to Gobbys speech was since in 3 its obvious everything he does is for his daughter and staying in that universe seems counterintuitive to that, seemed weird.

Yeah but I would like to think that I gave off zero red flags that show I would respond that way. Especially because I didn't.

I donno, I've just never had anyone freak out at me for saying I wasn't interested. Maybe dudes really are much worse than women with rejection?

1. I'd like to think a lot of things that are possibly not true.
2. does it really matter if you gave the flags or not? What if its happened and there were no red flags before?
3. if you're not interested, why are you bothered?

Red suns suck up his powers. Under red sunlight he is like a human with no powers

Tom Hardy Venom >>>>>>> Eric Forman Venom

I picked Vulture, just because I was real surprised to see Michael Keaton, not knowing he was in it going into it, and he did a damn fine job.

Hands down, Molina. I hated Dafoe because he was so over the top he was devouring the scenery.

Like unless your self it is pointless.

Just some random dude, either better or worse than you in a multitude of ways

Just like some average Joe on the street

Now a lady, that gives you something to look at.

I'm kidding.

But it's WAY too over-the-top, even for a movie

Like, yeah, okay, the fridge had lead-lining. But he'd still be smashed into a bloody pulp from the force of the explosion