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Luca rules, that's one of my favorites they have done in years and years.

I hate that movie but I do think it's bad

I mean a real question is will people continue to follow the orders to do it if they stop getting paid

"I Feel Pretty" specifically is nails on a chalkboard to me, but I don't like a single fucking song in that whole fucking musical. Also I hate "Into the Woods" but that's for musical dorks, regular people like WSS.

I hate West Side Story in all its forms so much that it causes me literal agony could be around it and I'm not sure why because I appreciate musicals and I don't think it's "disrespectful to Shakespeare" or anything. I just absolutely fucking hate West Side Story.

Lol

any time a queer has something along the lines of "chaotic" "gremlin/goblin" and/or "be gay do crime" in their bio, i know not to interact with them or take anything they say seriously. this has never steered me wrong.

I really enjoyed it, main theme is that introducing stochastic violence didn't actually improve anybody's life, it just created a world of fear and for this even a loser must be punished

Second hellboy is SO good

The one thing that people are guaranteed to get from my output is a genuinely unique perspective, which doesn't always mean good, but is not going to be redundant with other follows

Puss in boots the last wish is extremely good, but that said everybody who's seen it does agree it's extremely good

Joker 2

I've never had somebody reach out to me in a professional context based on my posts on Twitter or Bluesky, only tumblr

They're not fae folk. Do you think that Christians are incapable of behaving in ways contrary to expressed Christian beliefs? Even if it weren't for the fact that you can withdraw them?

This is unbelievably naïve, like honestly kind of embarrassing.

But because they're free, they're also completely mine.

I create trash for free because that's what it's worth 🫡

One of the reasons I know my posts aren't that good isn't nobody's ever offered me a job based on them. If nobody has ever offered you a job based on yours then your perspective isn't that valuable either.

Correct, I believe if the same activities were done with the United States as a direct target, that the United States even in its former right mind would've considered that sufficient inducement to war.

Turning the other cheek is a noble Christian desire, but an untenable approach to national defense

Like what American gets to tell them to lay down their arms when we won't even lay down k-cups

I'd feel differently about this except that Americans are still complaining about giving up plastic straws so I think if that's considered legitimate in your country then you don't really get to tell another country that it has to put up with this forever

I don't think it's the obligation of any nation to lose. I particularly don't think it's the obligation of a nation to throw a fight just because it's stronger.

OK and how does that not apply to iran. It's also not really "for bloodshed's sake", it had very explicit goals, the first of which they did do on the first day.

I think people do not give iran any agency here. They have said what they wanted to do and they put their money where their mouth is. If they didn't want Hezbollah to shoot missiles they won't pay for it.

I also think when places say stuff like "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" people are allowed to take that rhetoric seriously.

People are discoursing the last war, which doesn't make sense in 2026. Trump didn't get any real pushback on anything so he feels emboldened to do tactics that would have been too politically unpalatable even one year ago.

lol owns

He bobbled on the ding-dong vivaciously. "I'm good at sport," he said, his nuts going crazy haywire. "They say I'm a basketballeer for the ages."
"Me too," the second hot guy said kissingly.

Also that recession never happened and there were no mea culpas from those who predicted it