Lurker > Prestoff

Hold on, are you saying that somebody who got to 38 with absolutely no job experience has somehow walked into a 6 figure salary?

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/0/1/5/AARebuAAEZf3.jpg

Fake text, btw. Just the cover of the manga adaptation of The Magician's Nephew.

It's not a gimmick. It's a way of life.

Forgot how terrible TJ Miller was

Agreed totally forgot about his bomb threat stuff.

no just mood swings and sometimes I forget to eat

Yeah. This.

Its like saying an MLB baseball team is in trouble because theyre not selling as many hats at the team store as they did last season.

Theres SO many Disney revenue streams that these movies bombing was barely a blip on the radar.

Nope, and I have no desire to ever be in management. Fuck going to a million meetings with leadership and dealing with like 20 people. That's how it is for my manager.

It does always amuse me how these things start. Someone made a topic about something I-I gotta make one t-too!

much rather buy this then the statutes which are like hundreds of dollars.

Literally took the pic out of the driver side window of my car. I possess no Photoshop skills.

the problem is most of the guns in Mexico come from the US in the first place

https://twitter.com/soleilsafi/status/1647092695838650370?s=46&t=GF12amrNKz5GTUTDwp8RCQ

The difference is that neither Switzerland nor Australia have ever had to deal with America's stupid as hell gun culture, nor have they had to deal with massive cartel/smuggling rings right next door, more than willing to supply a massive black market.

The reality in the US is that we have 400 million guns already out in the wild, many unregistered, untracked, and no way to deal with them. Even if we implemented a buyback program like has been done in other countries, our ridiculously "rah rah mah freedums" culture is going to prevent the exact people we want to turn them in from doing so. Especially for the "$25 and a sundae" price that our dipshit government would almost assuredly go with.

And even if it was more successful than any buyback program in history and we somehow got 150 million guns off the streets... there would still be 250 million left. Like, the sheer extent of the problem is absolutely MASSIVE.

And any more aggressive gun seizure will literally cause a civil war. Straight up. The headlines the next day would read "tens of thousands dead in shootouts with federal officers." Because our gun culture teaches that it is better to literally die fighting the government rather than surrender a single gun, and tens of millions of people believe it to a religious degree.

The fact is that America ISNT England, Australia, or Switzerland. An INCREDIBLY, VIOLENTLY disagreeable populace makes most of the tangible, radical reforms nigh on impossible.

The best we can do is implement better background checks to stop any more guns from getting into the wild; but with 400 million already out there, unmonitored, that barely qualifies as stopping the bleeding.

And before anyone comes at me with "well, clearly the answer is to do NOTHING according to you," shove it. I'm in full support of whatever stricter gun controls we want to implement, because no amount of guns is worth even a single dead kid. That doesn't mean I can't acknowledge the very real cultural, logistical, and yes, uniquely American problems we're facing

omg female Link

I just think, in general, calling this a "film" and not just a movie, is being unfair to what this was supposed to be, a really fun kids movie about a video game.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/stop-the-steal-organizer-ali-alexander-apologizes-after-being-accused-of-asking-teen-boys-for-sexual-pics

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I don't think anyone was going into the theatre expecting it to be Citizen Kane.

Grading it on whether or not it is a good "film" is probably an effort in futility.