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TopicPeople who talk loudly on the phone outside
lightwarrior78
09/15/17 5:14:46 PM
#2
On the street I don't mind. On the bus on the other hand.
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TopicIf there's even a 1% chance climate change will impact human activity on Earth,
lightwarrior78
09/12/17 10:42:17 PM
#31
gafemaqs posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
Funny how this statement comes from those making minimal sacrifice asking others to make substantial ones. At that point it stops being WE have to do everything and becomes YOU have to do everything.

Well if taxpayer dollars started going towards fighting it then it would be harder to say the everyday person is making "minimal" sacrifices.


Because we all pay the exact same dollar amount of taxes right? What was the figure some years back: 47% of Americans don't pay income tax yet want a say in how tax dollars are spent.
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TopicIf there's even a 1% chance climate change will impact human activity on Earth,
lightwarrior78
09/12/17 5:13:27 PM
#28
Funny how this statement comes from those making minimal sacrifice asking others to make substantial ones. At that point it stops being WE have to do everything and becomes YOU have to do everything.
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TopicShould all men have to pay a child tax?
lightwarrior78
09/12/17 3:25:59 PM
#38
Sometimes it's hard to tell trolls from legit stupidity, but I'll play along.

So my reward for being smart enough to not have a kid I don't want, can't afford, and wouldn't treat well is to have my lower income wages taxed extra to help people that fucked up in that regard? Another step to voting right.

As for my "contributing to society" my job is at a place providing care for the developmentally disabled, and I regularly volunteer fundraise for organizations that provide aid for medical care / research for conditions lie diabetes, kidney troubles and blindness. What do you do?
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TopicI wonder how many of these conservative guys who hate gays are self hating gays
lightwarrior78
09/12/17 2:48:25 PM
#15
Would that logic hold true the other way? Is all the modern nazi hatred coming from secret nazis?

No. The whole "they're secretly gay" is just wishful thinking that minds could be changed easier than with other rationale for being anti-gay.
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TopicLiberals are too obsessed with blaming humans for climate change
lightwarrior78
09/11/17 11:18:22 PM
#23
RickyTheBAWSE posted...
if only ONE of them had presented a feasible solution, I'm sure the Donald would have their back as much as they have his.


If they had come up with an economical solution. All their interest starts and stops with the phrase "carbon tax" and how much they can stick it to those evil corporations.
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TopicThis 26 y/o is the First TRANSGENDER to Compete in Miss Montana USA PAGEANT!!
lightwarrior78
09/09/17 10:56:11 PM
#19
Do you post these topics JUST to try and trigger conservatives?
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TopicLmao, I saw people grabbing 5+ cases of water today at the store.
lightwarrior78
09/08/17 3:09:54 PM
#12
A bit panicky, but in a way sensible. Clean drinking water can be the first thing to go if your local treatment plant goes offline or just gets overwhelmed, and if there's risk to power as well you can't guarantee being able to boil it to safety.
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Topicrepublicans think lex luthor is the good guy and superman is the villain
lightwarrior78
09/07/17 4:48:19 PM
#36
Zeus posted...
Given that Lex has been the good guy and Superman the tyrant in many continuities (Red Son, Injustice, etc), anybody who sees Lex as a good guy wouldn't necessarily be wrong. Granted, this shit topic is low-tier trolling so it wouldn't necessarily know about any of that.

And Lex actually wins in Red Son by merely using a note with the following: "Why don't you just put the whole WORLD in a BOTTLE, Superman?"


Depending on the incarnation he does have a point. He believes mankind should rise to the levels of greatness it can rather than cry to the blue tighted alien for help all the time. That same incarnation was a poor orphan that worked his way up pissed that Superman got to be great just by living on the planet.

As for Superman's legal status.

Original origin was written in the 1930s, so would be set around the turn of the century, a time with far more foundlings and far fewer social service regulations, and zero concern for anchor babies.

Modern origins have the Kents claim he's their own (long winter, birthed at home, etc) so no adoption process was brought up. Smallville ignored this to make Lionel Luthor eviler by having him owed a foavor by the Kents.
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TopicBest sitcom re-runs when there's nothing else on TV.
lightwarrior78
09/06/17 5:37:06 PM
#4
1NfamousACE_2 posted...
Then it was followed by Corner Gas which was underrated


Yet badly overplayed thanks to Canadian content regulations. I get less bored with Red Green.

Me I'm a bit old school. I prefer MASH, Get Smart, Hogan's Heroes, or the Beverly Hillbillies to most of today's stuff. The most modern one I don't get too tired of is Night Court.
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TopicSacramento City Council to pay gang members $1.5 million to not kill people
lightwarrior78
09/06/17 4:43:10 PM
#56
I can not kill people for a lot cheaper than that.
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TopicWhat is about AVGN that makes it work so much better than Nostalgia critic?
lightwarrior78
09/05/17 4:12:37 PM
#17
I think a lot of it is Jams keeps his material at a monthly at best level while Doug is weekly. It keeps things from getting tired and overdone.

The nature of the material probably also helps. James can and does (mostly) limit what he covers to "just the mockable" parts while Doug is stuck with the full movie. When you have to cover everything, not every joke will land, and the efforts can come off pretentious or unfair (ie: plot holes in movies for 5 year olds).
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TopicTrump could scrap plans to put Harriet Tubman on the 20 dollar note.
lightwarrior78
08/31/17 4:49:56 PM
#46
cjsdowg posted...
Spooking posted...
Good. No need to change anything once it's already in play. It screams pandering.


I love how people tell others that they are being pander too. how about being recognized for once .But when you do that to black person it is pandering.


That's the problem. When you're throwing a fit about not being recognized, any recognition you get going forward comes off less a genuine gesture, and more a "what will shut you up" one.
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TopicL.A. Votes to Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples Day
lightwarrior78
08/31/17 12:01:57 AM
#59
Antifar posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
I'd be more impressed if they just canned the paid day off (which let's face it, it's all it is to 99.9% of the population) instead of replacing it with some other lame excuse to to go "pay me to stay home".

Wow, this is the worst take of this topic.


It's inspired by an old 80s Canadian sketch comedy show: You can't do that on Television. One of the kids on the show said much the same thing about how lame it is to celebrate Columbus day, and the teacher agreed it shouldn't be celebrated, so the class could report to school that morning.

Canceling the holiday shows commitment. Renaming it into a different day off is just continuing the trend of "feels good but doesn't really help anybody" activism that's been going on lately.
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TopicAll female Lord of the Flies movie being made
lightwarrior78
08/30/17 11:31:08 PM
#41
Be interesting to see how that goes over with the social justice types if it sticks to the book. I'm not sure they'd take well to a group of girls reverting to barbaric savages.
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TopicL.A. Votes to Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples Day
lightwarrior78
08/30/17 11:22:10 PM
#21
I'd be more impressed if they just canned the paid day off (which let's face it, it's all it is to 99.9% of the population) instead of replacing it with some other lame excuse to to go "pay me to stay home".
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TopicProfessor fired for saying Texans deserved hurricane because of Trump
lightwarrior78
08/29/17 3:38:09 PM
#30
hockeybub89 posted...
kingjeremy posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
Not happy someone got fired, but others seemed to want a world where the dumb things you say can cost you your job so at least it seems fair.


This. I see no reason for firing people for having differing or even dumb opinions. It will turn the world into a reddit-style circle jerk, where only one opinion is acceptable.

Do you want freedom of speech or people to say things without consequence? You can't get both.


We want freedom of speech and think current actions have been excessive. It's just fun to note the karma.
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TopicProfessor fired for saying Texans deserved hurricane because of Trump
lightwarrior78
08/29/17 2:45:17 PM
#8
Not happy someone got fired, but others seemed to want a world where the dumb things you say can cost you your job so at least it seems fair.
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TopicSo about Littlefinger *spoilers*
lightwarrior78
08/28/17 5:05:28 PM
#64
I think Littlefinger's scheming abilities were rather overstated. In hindsight after last night, he started losing control a while ago. No plan of his would have involved Catherine's death. If anything his early plans seem clear cut: get Ned out of the way, console the grieving widow, say just the right things to get people he hates to kill each other thinking it was their own idea, and make a power play when enough of them had been decimated, though he never seemed the type to actually be the figurehead himself (too easy a target).

When Catherine died he lost the figurehead that would have held the north together with him pulling the strings and he's been running damage control ever since. The Boltons were too difficult to deal with and Sansa wasn't playing along, so things were falling apart, but with the battle of the bastards he got a new opportunity to be the power behind the throne. He couldn't do it with Jon and Arya being more trusted in Sansa's mind so he went back to playing his games.

So while anti-climactic, it was fitting for him. He's not the master schemer, but a great emotional manipulator that fell the same way all people that practice such things do: he played so long people figured out that's what he was doing. Once you accept every word out of their mouth is just playing you, you stop listening and they lose all power.
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TopicDo you like to watch Family Feud?
lightwarrior78
08/24/17 3:55:40 PM
#8
It's hard to replace Dawson, but Harvey is probably by second favorite host.

I put it on for ambient noise if nothing better is on. I like it fine and enjoy coming up with joke answers (that are often still up there) , but GSN runs it into the ground and down into the planet's mantle.
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TopicMy theory for why our generation is so weak and pathetic
lightwarrior78
08/23/17 3:42:48 PM
#11
You're halfway there. Having a shit leader in office, financial uncertainty, even terrorism are facts of life for a lot of the world. The current generation wasn't raised to deal with or expect hardship because parents tried to limit their exposure to such things. Now reality hits and they're overwhelmed and unprepared for a world where their guardians don't or can't just fix the problem for them. They're traumatized because some of this is the first real hardship they've faced, if you can even call some of it hardship and not inconvenience.
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TopicPut yourself in a game store employee's shoes.
lightwarrior78
08/22/17 3:10:11 PM
#20
meestermj posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
ZombiePelican posted...
meestermj posted...
It's not their fault.

Is this bait? It's entirely their fault.

If they wouldn't intentionally short retailers for the sake of artificially creating demand you wouldn't be dealing with these problems


He's saying that you're sealing with minimum wage earning peons that don't make and are not responsible for these shitty decisions and just have to work around them or find a job without shitty employers and suppliers (right next to the unicorn pet store). E-mail your grief to Nintendo or whatever company is fucking us over instead of giving it to the guy at the till.

Exactly. You would not believe the anger that gets directed at us till monkies.


My best friend works retail and we live in an area with a high population of developmentally disabled individuals, stubborn seniors, and alcohol and drug issues. You'd have to go some to surprise me.
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TopicOur Economy was built on Useless shit: Millenials won't take Parents' heirlooms-
lightwarrior78
08/22/17 3:03:08 PM
#31
lydiaquayle posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
Maybe I see a difference between "useless crap" and "was useful once" or even "is useful but people would rather spend more money for new things."

The thing is, many of those things weren't that useful in the first place. How often did your family host a 12-person dinner?

Even for Thanksgiving, my parents didn't use the 'good china'.


It was a different time. My grandparents on both sides had 5 kids and had a thing for the Sunday dinner schtick.
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TopicPut yourself in a game store employee's shoes.
lightwarrior78
08/22/17 3:00:31 PM
#15
ZombiePelican posted...
meestermj posted...
It's not their fault.

Is this bait? It's entirely their fault.

If they wouldn't intentionally short retailers for the sake of artificially creating demand you wouldn't be dealing with these problems


He's saying that you're dealing with minimum wage earning peons that don't make and are not responsible for these shitty decisions and just have to work around them or find a job without shitty employers and suppliers (right next to the unicorn pet store). E-mail your grief to Nintendo or whatever company is fucking us over instead of giving it to the guy at the till.
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TopicOur Economy was built on Useless shit: Millenials won't take Parents' heirlooms-
lightwarrior78
08/21/17 6:01:32 PM
#12
lydiaquayle posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
Furniture and kitchenware is useless crap?

If no one wants it, then it is considered useless crap.


Maybe I see a difference between "useless crap" and "was useful once" or even "is useful but people would rather spend more money for new things."
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TopicOur Economy was built on Useless shit: Millenials won't take Parents' heirlooms-
lightwarrior78
08/21/17 5:53:16 PM
#7
Furniture and kitchenware is useless crap?

It's no surprise here: people buy a lot for a family. Family moves on and buys their own stuff. Mom and Dad want to downsize to what's needed for 2 but people only want new stuff so you can't get rid of it. The cycle will repeat for the next generation.
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TopicStatuegate is a perfect example of Democrats pretending they like minorities.
lightwarrior78
08/21/17 5:35:32 PM
#49
I said much the same thing last week. Sorry people below the poverty line, you're still going to be living a shitty life, but we removed some statues on the other side of the country that might offend you.

Just the usual "avoid what needs to be addressed to do what's the easiest to address".
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Topicfear effect is back, why? oh we are in a SJW era
lightwarrior78
08/21/17 2:11:38 PM
#16
Joeydollaz posted...
MrMallard posted...
...How is this an "SJW" thing? It's a 30 second teaser trailer with no fucking details about the game itself or the plot. The only way to pin this as an "SJW" thing is to make several massive leaps of logic and run it against some SJW strawman to justify yourself - e.g. "reboot of a 90's game series with a female character, point out that she's a badass action girl, hence it's probably going to feature 'girl power' themes and/or the executive producer will discuss feminism in upcoming interviews, making it an SJW game. If not, SJWs will embrace the game and co-opt it to turn it into a feminism thing, hence making it an SJW thing."

That line of reasoning, built on assumptions and cynicism over a 30 second trailer, is the only way I can see someone honestly opposing this as an "SJW" game.



I don't know what you are expecting, to me why is this game even back?

other than it is a Female situation, this is SJW era man


SE likes to exploit old franchises they have in an attempt to not be so reliant on their big 3 (Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Kingdom Hearts).

I rather like the series. One part survival horror based on Asian tropes instead of zombies and one part exploitation film. Remember, SJWs get pissed about bikini armor. The first game had a segment in a towel (which you remove to distract an enemy) and another in a brothel in some kind of 2 piece lingerie. Second game had light bondage elements and, yes, the infamous lesbian kissing to distract security guards scene.

Unless it goes through a heavy re-write, the SJWs are going to hate this one. I on the other hand will be happy.
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TopicI noticed nerds are completely analytical about everything.
lightwarrior78
08/20/17 12:15:25 AM
#8
Veggeta_MAX posted...
Why can't we just be casuals?


It's as I say. It's in our brains and out of our control. You may as well be asking why can't gay people be straight.
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TopicI noticed nerds are completely analytical about everything.
lightwarrior78
08/20/17 12:11:28 AM
#3
No. until nerd hobbies went mainstream they attracted a lot of people on the autism spectrum. Not an insult. It includes me. It's just how many of our brains work. We naturally like to analyze, learn more, and push our brain.
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TopicThe constitution originally gave everyone the right to own slaves right?
lightwarrior78
08/18/17 11:02:33 PM
#18
At one point it was amended to prohibit access to booze. It later needed an new amendment to get rid of the old one because it wasn't effective and had some nasty social consequences.

I wouldn't expect an attempt with guns to go over any better.
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TopicCharles Barkley says black people don't think about Confederate statues
lightwarrior78
08/18/17 2:50:29 PM
#23
TheVipaGTS posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
You get the same thing with native Americans and the Washington redskins. It's pretty far down the list of issues they'd like addressed to the point of it looking like a rich white person's attempt to do the easiest good they can rather than address more pressing problems.

"Black people don't care about so it's ok.."....huh? The point is as a country the history of a group of men attempting to leave the United States and having slavery be one of the major factors in their reasoning is not one that should be celebrated. It's historic. It should be talked about. I don't think those people should be put on a pedestal, however.


I didn't say it's okay. I said they were a functionally useless activities chosen because they are able to be done mostly by being mad on social media rather than the actual tangible positive impact they'd have, as well as implying the selfishness of putting so much energy into low return projects as a form of dick measuring virtue signaling while people that need real help aren't getting it.

Sorry, but as someone that's lived and worked in the non-profit charity sector most of my life, I see more good being done in a single bag of groceries dropped off at a food bank than the cumulative confederate nazi decrying done in the last week.
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TopicCharles Barkley says black people don't think about Confederate statues
lightwarrior78
08/18/17 2:06:38 PM
#6
You get the same thing with native Americans and the Washington redskins. It's pretty far down the list of issues they'd like addressed to the point of it looking like a rich white person's attempt to do the easiest good they can rather than address more pressing problems.
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TopicWhy haven't we tried to build a real life Death Star yet?
lightwarrior78
08/17/17 1:50:47 PM
#10
I remember someone starting to calculate the cost of that some years back. Just the materials for the frame came to 7 septillion dollars.
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TopicWhat does removing confederate statues do anyway ?
lightwarrior78
08/16/17 6:03:53 PM
#37
Little if anything. People blaming the statues for systemic racism will wake up and find themselves in the same shitty life they had last month and will move on to something else to blame.

Of course since this only became this big fired up "must deal with now" issue in the last week, I'd say it's a fun bandwagon for people to jump on just to piss of Trump supporters whereas a week ago these were just things pigeons pooped on.
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Topicwhy are the white walkers a big deal in GoT (spoilers)
lightwarrior78
08/15/17 1:01:10 PM
#30
And the Titanic was supposed to never sink. It doesn't even need to be all that half assed a reason. Things meant to be perfect tend to fail eventually.
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TopicSo everyone on my facebook is cheering because these Nazi's are getting fired.
lightwarrior78
08/14/17 3:24:36 PM
#123
Asherlee10 posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.


If what went the other way?


If say, people went out espousing communist views suddenly started losing their jobs (again, as that happened historically). There's be hell to pay if someone lost their job for an occupy wall street rally, or just half the more pro-communist shit posted online. For that matter, being gay was once a great way to lose your job because it was seen as degenerate behavior people didn't want to consort with.

Nazi's joined Commie as a term tossed out far to freely for me to take seriously. Even seeing the symbols only makes me wonder if they really believe in the philosophy, or if they just went out to trigger as many leftists as possible.
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TopicVideo game logic
lightwarrior78
08/12/17 12:24:59 AM
#108
DreadedWave posted...
Denzien_of_Sega posted...
Hitting a wall or a garbage can gives you roasted chicken.

You can find food randomly by destroying objects pretty much everywhere, signs, light poles, etc. Of course eating food that mysteriously popped out of a stop sign will not have any negative effects.

I've always wondered how the food got there. How do you get chicken into stone bricks?
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TopicWhy do people want people on food stamps to be miserable?
lightwarrior78
08/12/17 12:15:34 AM
#44
clearaflagrantj posted...
glitteringfairy posted...
If I want to donate to charity that's my business. I work hard for my money and so does my gf. I am by no means well off. I could use that $36 to put food into my own refrigerator

I'd prefer to live in a society where people help each other unconditionally instead of living by "fuck you I got mine"


I'd prefer to live in a world where "help" didn't mean being given shit for nothing but rather be being taught how to care for and provide for yourself. Kind of the same reason I wouldn't do someone's homework for them: we all have difficulties, but we're supposed to be trying to get this right, not endless cry for help from others to avoid doing the work ourselves.

Don't chew me out. I don't think there's shame in needing social assistance. I think there's shame in not seriously trying to get / stay off it, and keeping junk or luxury foods out of it is a decent incentive to ensure a job is a better option.

Edit: I also don't care if I can afford it. I refuse to care for someone that isn't trying to care for themselves. I've got cousins like this: jobless, in their 30s, living with or off their parents, and likely to stay that way for life because no one wants to be the heavy and make them do things to help get a job like get up before noon and stop drinking and smoking weed to excess.
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TopicVideo game logic
lightwarrior78
08/11/17 11:55:11 PM
#105
An old platformer problem: no one's arms work. Seriously. grab the fucking ledge. Also can jump from having one foot on the ledge and the other in midair.

You can get oxygen underwater from air bubbles produced...somehow.

Also fun note, even notice there's no such thing as water pressure in these games. You're down 30feet or more you must feel something.

You're on a quest to save the world: here's a shitty sword and 100 gold. After that you're own your own.

Can travel all over town with no time passing but Make one lockpick or cup of coffee and the whole night's over (Persona 5 and thank you Yahtzee)
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TopicWhy do people want people on food stamps to be miserable?
lightwarrior78
08/11/17 11:29:13 PM
#11
I don't hear complaints about how they need to eat dog food. Just that they shouldn't have the option for junk food and empty calories.

Then again, for some of us it was a life lesson we got while young. Mom always said if was willing to pay for it I could have anything I wanted for supper, but as long as she was buying and cooking the food, she'd control the menu.
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TopicI predict reboots of the Jeffersons, All in the family and Sanford and Son
lightwarrior78
08/10/17 5:13:02 PM
#17
darkphoenix181 posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
They've been rebooting TV for over 20 years now. It's just rare to see it with a sitcom, and depressing to think that we can now have nostalgic reboots of shows from the turn of the millennium.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Television_series_reboots

yea no giant sitcom been rebooted

Hollywood is sitting on a goldmine

wonder why they haven't started striking yet?


A track record of dismal failures canceled after one season or less perhaps? Lot of pyrite in that reboot gold mine.

Edit: though strange you don't see The Odd Couple as a big sitcom. It did well in its day.
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TopicI predict reboots of the Jeffersons, All in the family and Sanford and Son
lightwarrior78
08/10/17 5:02:22 PM
#12
They've been rebooting TV for over 20 years now. It's just rare to see it with a sitcom, and depressing to think that we can now have nostalgic reboots of shows from the turn of the millennium.
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Topicyou know whats weird? i dont like onions. but i like onion flavored potato chips
lightwarrior78
08/10/17 4:20:38 PM
#7
I had a friend that wouldn't touch a tomato, but he'd almost drink ketchup straight.
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TopicVideo game logic
lightwarrior78
08/10/17 2:42:29 PM
#27
I need a proper license before I'm capable of wearing a hat (FFXII)

Stores that never run out of stock and buy any and everything you want to sell.

A key takes up the same amount of space in my inventory as a rocket launcher, which I somehow know how to use despite being a civilian or beat cop.

Land on an enemy's head, you die.

Ancient tomb lost and untouched for centuries: full of mechanical devices for doors and platforms that all still work.

Forget the link pouch. I have thousands of gold coins, which neither take up space nor are particularly heavy.
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TopicWe noticed you're blocking ads
lightwarrior78
08/08/17 4:46:36 PM
#5
--kresnik-- posted...
Why would a site even care if you read he ads? If the companies who are advertising have paid them, it shouldn't matter.


Companies unsurprisingly stop paying if people don't get the ads.
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TopicPlease tell me they had a Halloween special M*A*S*H episode
lightwarrior78
08/08/17 4:42:59 PM
#6
Would have been a clever title, but they went with Trick or Treatment. Season11, episode 2.

The 4077th's Halloween party is side-tracked by wounded and a brawl that starts at Rosie's. A soldier declared dead by battalion aid, isn't actually dead; and a wounded soldier (Richard Lineback) is suffering from malnutrition. Featuring George Wendt as a Marine with a pool ball stuck in his mouth. Andrew Dice Clay plays another Marine.
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TopicThis 33 y/o Girl will be the FIRST MUSLIM SUPERHERO in America!! Is She Hot??
lightwarrior78
08/08/17 1:41:21 PM
#90
Kolibri X posted...
A muslim hero named after an Egyptian god... what?


The original character in the comics was Egyptian

http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Isis_(Adrianna_Tomaz)

They're making her Muslin specifically to fuck with Trump supporters because it's not like she's be a less diverse character as an Egyptian.
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