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BobLoblaw_ posted...

wait, his last name of the commando movie was matrix?

yup

The Trent posted...

Rambo does not need guns

Neither does Matrix. Just makes the job faster.

InfinityMonster posted...

John Wick.

Damnit I should've made it a four-way >_<

All-out war between the three.

MorbidFaithless posted...

Neil is confirmed dead in Scream 4.

Kirby, although presumed dead, is someone I would have like to see in a future Scream movie. We last see her technically alive!

To the first point, really? I don't remember that.

Detective Kincaid:

Joel the cameraman:

El Mexicano Texano posted...

I need to see pics can't remember them by name

Here you go. The rare surviving minor characters...

Billy's dad (in the middle):



Sheriff Burke:



Sidney's dad:

au_gold posted...

Kincaid

I was kinda bummed he and SIdney weren't an item in Scream 4. The end of part three seemed to hint at that possibility.

Bump

Proops could work. And they could throw in a clue about the missing burnoose belonging to the Emir of Groovefunkistan

Imagine a contestant giving a very wrong response and Drew just cracking up like he used to on WLIIA?

Well, I live in Florida, so...

BilalPowell posted...

Big Game James should take over

Holzhauer is even creepier and douchier than Jennings. And he got hammered by Ken, to boot.

I remember when Christopher Hitchens came to the defense of his friend Stephen Fry in front of a group of Catholic leaders. He condemned the way the church had treated homosexuals and how it dealt with the issue of AIDS, and said he would fully trust Fry to watch his children, whereas if a clergyman showed up at his door to offer the same services, he would call first a taxi and then the police.

"...then he is finished."

Even more hypocrisy in this topic. "If you claim to be a political centrist, you either do not truly understand American politics, or you are a closet Republican masquerading as a centrist in order to troll the rest of us left-leaners. You are unenlightened until you decide to pick a side, like I have."

Swallow your own hypocrisy and fuck right off.

IMNOTRAGED posted...

For me it's more so the "as a political centrist" part that signals a "holier-than-out dick-hole" [sic]

Lol, I'm just describing my affiliation. If I gave off a haughty vibe, it certainly wasn't my intention. I'm no better than anybody else. But it's important to recognize frailties. I have them too.

hockeybub89 posted...

I cannot actually imagine a consistent and semi-coherent belief system that could straddle "both sides" perfectly. What and where the sides are doesn't seem to be clear anyway and changes with the wind.

That's because both parties are becoming more and more extreme as times goes on. Hopefully this will result in a viable third party emerging at some point.

Buzz Killjoy posted...

Headshot

Not really. Chances are the guy who posted that is a Democrat who would gladly jump on board if I was shitting on Republicans, but because I'm also including Democrats in my objective evaluation he's butt-hurt so I must be a holier-than-out dick-hole.

@Hinakuluiau

It's not necessarily about accepting such values when they oppose your own view, it's about at least trying to understand why the opposing side agrees with such a thing. The lack of trying in this regard, by both sides, is what concerns me.

ChocoboMogALT posted...

Can you provide concrete examples?

I don't keep records of specific phrases people use when they talk to me.

Damn you guys are defensive. lol

Hinakuluiau posted...

The important thing is that you've figured out a way to be superior to both.

This is part of the problem, the mindset that any particular group is "superior" to another. An earnest desire to understand viewpoints not entirely aligning with your own is what's needed to bridge the gap between different groups.

In day to day conversations, I hear people on the left and people on the right make the same claims about the opposing side. They bemoan a lack of open-mindedness, of objectivity, of a consideration of facts and the value of listening to the other side. Yet they almost inevitably fail to embody these principles themselves.

CanuckCowboy posted...

Itt: Raphael kills it.

I love how Casey Jones acknowledges the severe burn lol

AlisLandale posted...

A Jose Canseco bat? Tell me you didn't pay money for this!

A great line that only aged well with the years.

What a badass.

^ Alex came under fire several times, such as when he called nerdcore rappers "losers."

and it has an identity crisis, too. "double u." it's a double v, wtf

Ken Jennings is literally the greatest player in the history of the show, so whether or not you think he's creepy or a dweeb is irrelevant.

Ken Jennings is the best option and the most likely.

Who would you prefer to have back, assuming the original actor is cast?

Phynaster posted...

They're bad professors if that's the case. Like sorry dude but if I came across that paragraph I wouldn't give you that kind of feedback. It's very tryhard. There's having style in your prose and there's being overly purple for the sake of trying to show off.

Why have purple prose when you can have violet verbiage? :P

RetsuZaiZen posted...

Yo my man is Thesaurus'd out

I like words, and throwing them always helped me. My professors ate it up. It was actually really easy to write papers. "Oh, fancy words. Nice grade."

Why not both?

@Doe @Doe

The problem of the difference in composition of character for these two gentlemen is not immediately easy to solve, which necessitates a closer, analytical look. This is, of course, to negate those readily ascertained answers that by their very ease and simplicity prove their dearth of meaning. An epic of such length as Tom Jones deserves a satisfactory investigation concomitant to the overall cultural impact of the work. Prior to finishing the novel, a reader may surmise that Fielding intended to express a conviction regarding nobility and the innate flaw in class hierarchies. Ultimately, it is revealed that both Tom Jones and Blifil share the same mother, casting doubt on interpretations centered on the implications of consanguinity. Another, more general and philosophical solution, hinges on the notion that the nature of a man is inexorably fixed toward one or another inclination. These inborn proclivities are perhaps implied by Fielding's invocation of Nature. While describing Mr. Allworthy, for example, Fielding writes that from [Nature] he derived an agreeable person, a sound constitution, a solid understanding, and a benevolent heart (31). Benevolence, according to Fielding, can be an inborn trait. This expands the consideration of characterization and moral framework to include even ontological aspects of good and evil, for if a man is fashioned by Nature to be good, rather than choosing to be good on his own volition while railing against the personal demons, passions and desires that plague all, the veracity of that goodness must then be called into question. For all her importance in this regard, Nature herself is mentioned dozens of times throughout Tom Jones; she appears, for example, as a whisper in the ear of Sophia that there may be trouble when confronted alone by Tom (145). Indeed, in such cases, Nature seems to be analogous to instinct in the novel, and it is true that individuals as well as entire groups and archetypes are granted certain Nature according to Fieldings narrator. This interpretation of one's Nature, as an ancillary force working alongside one's psyche, rather than as the unavoidable blueprint of one's moral compass, seems to lend itself to a more pleasing acceptance.

I'm really good at filling up a paper, TC. Post one of your paragraphs and I'll give it a go.

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yeah I know, I just found it funny especially because my feed kicked out as soon as it happened. I just saw Biden flinch like "fuck! oh it's just a party popper" and the video ended lol

"Christ I'm not getting assassinated before I'm even inaugurated, am I?"

LOL

Confirm for me. Even re-watching it nowadays it's such a powerful scene. Complete character redemption for Vegeta, and a truly badass way for the Buu saga to have ended.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZnID4H6jLQ&ab_channel=TapJoy101

Tonyjaa posted...

Dude you shouldn't make topics mocking Jesus, especially his death. Learn to respect people's religions.

True Christians will forgive him.

A state known for oil loves a climate change-denying president, and WV seceded from Virginia for a reason

The notion that someone's death could absolve me of all responsibility is a horrible moral framework in which to live. Expiation of one's sins comes from a recognition of wrongdoing and an earnest desire to make amends, not by embracing a "get out of jail free" card that offers no discernible veracity to an outsider.

vote!

@_@

While cars are going 50 mph. No lights on his bike, and wearing dark clothes.

Dude is lucky I was able to discern his silhouette against the road.

If the OP is referring to a suicide attempt, first of all let me preface this by saying that I know words of advice are pretty empty when someone is in your state of mind. Depression has been described as being colorblind while everyone else tells you how colorful the world is.

That being said, I can only encourage you to reflect on the things that bring you joy or, at the very least, distract you from the demons that plague your well-being. If you can think of even one thing that does this, devote yourself to it. Dive in. Become an expert. Strive to become the best.

At this point if Biden takes Michigan (which is basically a lock at this point) and Nevada, Pennsylvania doesn't even matter.