What are the odds of this comment being a deliberate As Told By Ginger reference?

It also goes against the show’s themes and messages about grief and moving on, but the above thing tends to overshadow that.

Violet Evergarden is an incredible show about grief. But wow, is the movie sketchy as all hell.

Anything you make them do also has to be something they might plausibly do on their own, or it just hits them with a heart attack. You also can’t make them kill someone else, though I think you might be able to fudge that by writing that person A will be shot by person B, and then that person B will shoot person A. I could be misremembering, but I think that trick was used at one point.

That was the industry standard for a long time and it still pops up sporadically.

Any man who must say, “I am the king” is no true king.

• Tywin Lanister

Soda is worth almost nothing; it’s basically pure profit.

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Being raised in labs by dickheads may have also been a contributing factor in their personality flaws.

In other words, they’re exactly the same as a lot of the games on disc for Xbox and PlayStation.

Still disappointed that Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure didn’t use the song Waterloo for the waterpark sequence.

Checkov’s Law and Murphy’s Gun seem to mean the same thing.

During Trump’s first term, Fox pushed back just slightly on some of the shit he was trying to pull. Turned out even Fox wasn’t entirely comfortable with Trump being president. However, this backfired and pushed some viewers to OAN because Fox had spent the last couple decades training their viewers to hate anyone who even slightly opposes a Republican president. Of course, that increased OAN’s profile, which got them on Trump’s radar. Trump loves them because they won’t stop sucking his dick, so he promotes them to his followers, so now a bunch of people that used to religiously watch Fox now religiously watch OAN and think that Fox isn’t conservative enough.

They made a monster and it slipped its leash.

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The first Blade movie actually had the antagonist go out in the sun by using copious amounts of sun screen.

She probably was legitimately attractive by Roman cultural norms and almost certainly leveraged that when dealing with Rome. The smear campaign was more playing that aspect up while downplaying the fact she was a genuine once-in-a-generation genius than making up things about how sexy she was.

Latinos, especially first generation immigrants, trend strongly toward being staunchly religious and socially conservative. As such, they tend to think Republicans, who are also religious conservatives, will be on their side. There’s also a subset of legal immigrants who hate illegal immigrants. Add in that first generation immigrants often aren’t fluent in English yet and that creates a layer of information exchange that conservative news outlets can exploit; if you don’t translate the overtly racist crap the politicians say, you can make your audience rely on your white-washed commentary.

As for the folks who’s families have been in the US for generations and who grew up fully bilingual in English and Spanish, I’m honestly not sure.

The Acolyte was built on a solid concept and had some great moments. The directing was terrible, though.

I think the Great Plateau is roughly the size of OOT’s entire world, so if she only played classic titles that may feel reasonable.

And Oregon. The only people that call it ‘pop’ here are 80+, and it’s rare for them. I used to hear it called ‘pop’ by the elderly all the time when I was a kid, but that demographic has been dying out for the past twenty years.