More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
I was called cute. :o This may be a slight error in judgement. But Pyridrym was called cute too so + 500,000 squiddlepoints to Tuxrect. Also that movie trailer suggests a movie will be released in 2014 that kills Christianity forever, as even the pope puts down his hat, shakes his head, takes another swig from his holy flask, and says "fuck this."
I'm a Jackass virgin. Or was, anyway. Everything I knew about the show and the movies came either through short snippets or trailers here and there, until I got to tag along with my sister to see Bad Grandpa, the de facto fourth film in the series. I hadn't heard a thing about the film due to a relative lack of TV watching on my end recently, so all I knew was that it was a film involving stunts, pranks and bad grandpas.
Theoretically there's no reason why any of the four films wouldn't stand on their own, but it's especially apparent here, given that it's the first one they went for a plot with. Johnny Knoxville plays Irving, a recently widowed (and thirsty) old guy tasked with bringing his lovable grandson Billy to his father on a cross country trip after Billy's mom is arrested (again) for drug abuse. As far as plot goes, that's generally as good as it gets. The characters aren't the most rounded out subjects you'll see in modern film, but they provide just enough context for the film's main attractions: its stunts and pranks.
For the most part, Knoxville's antics are played upon real folks from various locations, and their genuine bewilderment sets the audience up for a nice laugh at the whole scene on screen. It's pretty clear he's been doing this for years, but one of the more surprising efforts was that of his pint-sized partner Jackson Nicoll as Billy, who shows a pretty refined comedic acumen for his age. (Certainly better than what I had when I was that young...)
Not every joke in this movie made me laugh out loud, but the ones that did made the experience worth the while. It won't go down in history as an achievement in comedy film (except possibly in that of physical humor), and that's alright. Bad Grandpa is a film that is content with its own lack of depth, and it's better for it.
And hey, I wouldn't mind seeing more Jackass after it, just because there had to have been more prior to this that kept folks coming back. So, mission accomplished, in that regard!
You know what annoys me about university websites? The link to application, especially graduate, is a bit difficult to find and requires a lot of backtracking. But the link to "donate please" is prominently displayed on every single page
Considering the freaking crazy tuition fees, that is just plain insulting
Really really good stuff and really really bad stuff tend not to catch on with the general populace. Beyond that generalization, popularity and quality don't have much of a correlation, positive or negative.
Really really good stuff and really really bad stuff tend not to catch on with the general populace. Beyond that generalization, popularity and quality don't have much of a correlation, positive or negative.
What do you consider to be really really good stuff?
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Judging by the very small number of photographs that I have seen of you, I believe that you are selling yourself short in this regard. Unless you do not wish to be seen as "cute," which is OK.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
lol I still haven't even posted a decent picture where everyone can see it (i.e. not hiding my face, not filtered into the ground). I will sometime maybe, but not now.
"It is a matter of grave importance that Fairy tales should be respected.... Whosoever alters them to suit his own opinions, whatever they are, is guilty, to our thinking, of an act of presumption, and appropriates to himself what does not belong to him." -- Charles Dickens
I am going to name my main character in a book Eoleajolettamnakgzyampalsucotdomdjmphfcdb Taaehutrprgouihyvbeawqucdvxeepmtbsmsizlyesil Wunquainepersupoxibeightrufalkoscitoginny.
And yes, I did make that name up by randomly picking three Upwords tiles from the box at a time and putting them in a row on the ground until all the Upwords tiles were used. I picked Taaehut and Wunquaine as places to cut the word to make middle and last names.
That's how cool people do it, lame people just mash keyboard and go asdfasdfasdf or jkl;lkj;kj or asld;fjaks;fjslkfj;slkdfgj or qr4f3t[gtujqpa9i8girfwpaeo4htgp9oah.
Keyboard mashing is for LITTLE BABIES, and it's done by LITTLE BABY MEN.
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beauty.
but alas
so it goes
at least the list has some dignity
I'm a Jackass virgin. Or was, anyway. Everything I knew about the show and the movies came either through short snippets or trailers here and there, until I got to tag along with my sister to see Bad Grandpa, the de facto fourth film in the series. I hadn't heard a thing about the film due to a relative lack of TV watching on my end recently, so all I knew was that it was a film involving stunts, pranks and bad grandpas.
Theoretically there's no reason why any of the four films wouldn't stand on their own, but it's especially apparent here, given that it's the first one they went for a plot with. Johnny Knoxville plays Irving, a recently widowed (and thirsty) old guy tasked with bringing his lovable grandson Billy to his father on a cross country trip after Billy's mom is arrested (again) for drug abuse. As far as plot goes, that's generally as good as it gets. The characters aren't the most rounded out subjects you'll see in modern film, but they provide just enough context for the film's main attractions: its stunts and pranks.
For the most part, Knoxville's antics are played upon real folks from various locations, and their genuine bewilderment sets the audience up for a nice laugh at the whole scene on screen. It's pretty clear he's been doing this for years, but one of the more surprising efforts was that of his pint-sized partner Jackson Nicoll as Billy, who shows a pretty refined comedic acumen for his age. (Certainly better than what I had when I was that young...)
Not every joke in this movie made me laugh out loud, but the ones that did made the experience worth the while. It won't go down in history as an achievement in comedy film (except possibly in that of physical humor), and that's alright. Bad Grandpa is a film that is content with its own lack of depth, and it's better for it.
And hey, I wouldn't mind seeing more Jackass after it, just because there had to have been more prior to this that kept folks coming back. So, mission accomplished, in that regard!
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especially graduate, is a bit difficult to find and requires a lot of
backtracking. But the link to "donate please" is prominently displayed
on every single page
Considering the freaking crazy tuition fees, that is just plain insulting
What do you consider to be really really good stuff?
That's how cool people do it, lame people just mash keyboard and go asdfasdfasdf or jkl;lkj;kj or asld;fjaks;fjslkfj;slkdfgj or qr4f3t[gtujqpa9i8girfwpaeo4htgp9oah.
Keyboard mashing is for LITTLE BABIES, and it's done by LITTLE BABY MEN.