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I want to say how that makes it even more unnerving people are cheering on Zaslav for cancelling the 'woke' Batgirl, but it's pretty blatant by now that to them 'political' only means catering to the left.

No I didn't, never. And I don't understand those who do.
Even if it was a movie I enjoyed, the memory of it is too recent to actually want me to watch it again.
It's also not like a video game, in which you can replay it but play differently (even a non new game plus modes means you have more experience with the game)
In a movie the experience is exactly the same - you watch the exact same thing again

I have a friend who actually watched Endgame 15 times in theather. That is madness

It's more of a sport than visual novels

Boss words

This was useful advice indeed, probably sooner than you expected >_>

congrats on choosing another cursed franchise

i was playing it on PC for the first time earlier this year but stopped coz all the online servers went down.
Was enjoying it, lived up to the hype asides from that goat with the dogs.

K I'll bite. What exactly do you think is crazy?

How can people just up and go to Disneyland on a dime like that? California is wild

I liked 1 the best for a long time but then I looked up all the cool scenes and music and realized they were all actually from 2

Roquan Smith the latest disgruntled player requesting a trade

I don't want to be that jerkass thats like "LOL I KNEW ABOUT THAT" or something

but like

I feel like I have seen that before

weird

anyways, neato! Finding shit out many years after the game came out is always cool

Die Hard.

it's impossible to watch anything with my brother since he's coined himself "destroyer of woke bullshit" (direct quote) and now he gets triggered by anything and everything relating to women or minorities in media

recently from an episode of Taskmaster (UK panel gameshow) he had to mark a contestant down for "politics" because she brought in a vibrator for the most calming item category, and when the Taskmaster said he didn't think it's calming she said the women in the room would disagree... that's the offence, that's the "politics"

when's mahvel

Where's Unstoppable?

Just watched the first episode of this tonight, never seen Nathan for You, but this episode was absolutely incredible and now I'm gonna be looking forward to this every week.

So, they went outside the box and hired an outside judge of their own volition...and are now on the very first case that judge hears, appealing that judge's decision.

Capital work NFL.

Just asked my mom.

"I think that's a generational thing, Snoopy for people over 70 and 80, I'm 60 and I would still identify more with Snoopy than Garfield, but if you're younger than I am, then I think you'd probably identify more with Garfield."

Some of the takes on this over at the TV Tropes forums are amazing.

Covid is spread through aerosol and stagnant air, which none of those masks prevent. Masks only stop droplets, which isn't really what was getting you sick anyway. This is known.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK-ZyUjgFBI

In fact, this was well known information long before idiots on social media made them political.

As some of you know, I work for Princeton. Us, Yale, and Johns Hopkins have the ear of the CDC and helped shape a bunch of these policies people listened to. Pfizer partnered with us to help make the first round of shots. The second nurses won a 10 million dollar settlement yesterday for getting fired falsely for refusing vaccines (and I mean literally to the second, so Princeton had advance notice this judgment was coming), the university sent out an email dropping all covid rules, apologizing for putting them in place, and admitting none of it ever worked to begin with. To the second. On the dot. No more testing, no more masks, no boosters required for students or employees or visitors, nothing. It's like we're back in 2019. If this stuff worked, they wouldn't have dropped any of the rules. But they know it doesn't matter and like clockwork, everyone is all dropping their rules to avoid getting sued, though I doubt it will work. A lot more is coming, and most will win. And for the record, I don't agree with people refusing the shots. But everything else? Totally pointless and never should have been in place to begin with. Johns Hopkins even did an independent study around February showing as much.

The only thing that actually did anything of note was the first round of shots we all took. That was legit. Nothing else mattered. I have it in writing from THREE ivy league universities that collaborated together, one of which houses a lab partnered with Pfizer directly that I worked with personally. If you can't accept that, it's on you. Masks always have been and still are nothing more than a political statement, and all you're really doing is restricting your own breathing with them.