this news story disgusts me, because it tells me that there are people who think the abstract concept of "not negotiating with terrorists" is more important than actual human lives
this news story disgusts me, because it tells me that there are people who think the abstract concept of "not negotiating with terrorists" is more important than actual human lives
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
Why is et cetera abbreviated etc and not &c, since & is already shorthand for et?
no because it's followed by "other characters have learned to wear pants (or a dress or skirt with more coverage) into combat situations so why haven't you"
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
Smee, Maiman, Doktar, Pavelier, Button-Lee, Juan Ovyu
Frozen quote:
Anna: I like the open gates.
Elsa: We are never closing them again.
Shitty as fuck, artificial (no one talks like that), forced heartwarming shit, comes out of nowhere, unemotional performance.
Manatsu no Yoru no Inmu quote:
Yaju Senpai: You know, I have a pretty big rooftop so, wanna tan?
Tohno: Sounds good!
Realistic, breathtaking performance, great writing, establishes character relationships (Tohno is more passive while Yaju Senpai takes the initiative (Double entendre)), foreshadows future events in the film, a masterpiece of the seventh art.
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
I still find it bizarre that Tumblr obsessed over that clipping error as if animation errors weren't a fairly common thing
Tumblr lost its collective shit over Frozen for reasons that seem frankly dumb.
& didn't the Frozen animators in fact say that they tested fixing that error and it was more visually jarring than just letting it happen? There's lots of stuff in animation that looks weird in freeze-frame but you don't even notice watching at normal speed unless you're looking out for it.
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
Waiterman, have any packages come for me today?
Well Chef,
There was this one.
Good.
It's finally came!
What is it, Chef/
You'll see in a minute, Witaerman.
Just know that it's the finishing touches for my Disney PRincess cosplay.
Which Princess are you cosplaying ass, Chef?
The female one.
Oh, derp. Taht one's your vaaorite, after all..
Yep! Now help me open this box, waiterman.
Here', i'll tget a knife.
No, regualr knfies won't do for this b ox.
we have to do it specia.,.
Special?
Yeah,
I'm thinkkng i'll bet it with this sledgehammer until it opens
but chef, it's marked "fragile"
i'm sure your hammer with riuin whatevr's inside
oh, you're right
ok, plan B
I'll run it through the dishwasher to get the package nice and soggy
then i'll take out whatever's inside
good idea
i'll make sure the dishwasher is set to "extra wet"
Some Amount Of Time Later
hi 'm chef
i know who you are
i've worked with you for years
ah,right
thanks watierman
but the dishwashe'rs done
how your package
soggy as ever!
go ahead and open it chef
pass me that knife wil you
i thought that nkife wasn't special enough, chef
itwwasn't, waitherman
but now that the package is wet the knife is more special
that makes perfect snese
her'es the kife
ok that package is open
what is it chef
it's a perfect replica of Princess Belle's godl-plated iPhone 5S!
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
Common sense media, which is basically the king of " list all the violence. swears, sexy stuff, rudeness, and explain whether the show is inappropriate for children" sites, and which almost never shows any emotion in such synopsis, no investment or passion, just phoned-in listing of stuff, has this to say of Kiara the Brave: Parents need to know that not only does Kiara the Brave have nothing to do with the Pixar film Brave, it is also a confusing and dull film of subpar animation. Your children would be less confused reading James Joyce's Ulysses than they would be trying to sit through this. There is some cartoon violence -- characters fighting with fists, feet, and sorcery to save a land called "Dream Zone." Also, a pair of dragons sing a duet (one sings, the other raps) about "dung sauce." This really makes no sense; avoid it. Whoa! This film made Common Sense display some personality and actual use of figurative speech
Honestly, there really isn't much of a story to this one. It starts with the planets in the solar system talking about...something. Then, the audience is taken to the Dream Zone, where King Maximus rules. But in the Netherworld is King Maximus's evil brother, who wants to take over the Dream Zone. The evil brother's son wants to do good, and he is taken by a wizard named The Mesmerizer, who rescues the boy from a pair of dragons who want to eat him while they sing and rap about "dung sauce." The boy goes to a sorcerer's school, where he meets Kiara. Together, with the other aspiring wizards, they prepare to do battle with the Netherworld, under the clarion call of "Kid power!" Or something.
With every movie, Common Sense has lessons that parents can talk about with their children. Here's the topics for discussion:
Families can talk about bad movies. What makes a movie "bad"? What could have made this a better movie and story? Is a movie's quality subjective, or is there an objective way to tell if a movie is truly "bad"?
Do you think this movie was released to compete with the Pixar movie Brave? Are there other movies that capitalize on more popular movie titles?
You know what I never understood? When people say "2 is the only even prime number!" as if that's some interesting property of the number 2 and not just something that's true by definition.
I mean, you're basically saying "2 is the only prime number divisible by 2", and like, duh. Any number besides 2 that's divisible by 2 would by definition not be a prime number.
You could make a similar statement about any prime number...
2's 2-ness is actually surprisingly important, more so than other primes' them-ness.
Comments
well, they have more applicants than most jobs, so they can afford to reject people based on "chews gum in a weird way" or whatever
We've known the manager for several years now.
Also if I get a new Pokemon game, should I get X or Y?
so whichever really, but give me your friend code if you do. I wanna whoop u in battle
because south korea is making up for the lack of cool stuff from north korea
suck it, kim jong un, your regime sucks, your dad's regime sucks, your grandpa's regime sucks, and you should feel bad for you and your ancestors
I certainly didn't until I read the Wikipedia article on the ampersand a while back
We'd make post-EDM music, if such a thing properly existed
i mentally read it as "and such", though.
lead female character appears to wear pants, rather than skirt and thigh-high stockings with exposed thigh skin for no apparent reason
tentative seal of approval granted
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Manatsu no Yoru no Inmu quote:
Yaju Senpai: You know, I have a pretty big rooftop so, wanna tan?
Tohno: Sounds good!
Realistic, breathtaking performance, great writing, establishes character relationships (Tohno is more passive while Yaju Senpai takes the initiative (Double entendre)), foreshadows future events in the film, a masterpiece of the seventh art.
Darn Pixar and their time machine stealing ideas and making it better with a bigger budget.
YOU DONT OWN THEM, ANONNY!
That is simply fantastic. Better than anything Disney. Or anything Warner except The Lego Movie.
Yep! Now help me open this box, waiterman.
Common sense media, which is basically the king of " list all the violence. swears, sexy stuff, rudeness, and explain whether the show is inappropriate for children" sites, and which almost never shows any emotion in such synopsis, no investment or passion, just phoned-in listing of stuff, has this to say of Kiara the Brave: Parents need to know that not only does Kiara the Brave have nothing to do with the Pixar film Brave, it is also a confusing and dull film of subpar animation. Your children would be less confused reading James Joyce's Ulysses than they would be trying to sit through this. There is some cartoon violence -- characters fighting with fists, feet, and sorcery to save a land called "Dream Zone." Also, a pair of dragons sing a duet (one sings, the other raps) about "dung sauce." This really makes no sense; avoid it. Whoa! This film made Common Sense display some personality and actual use of figurative speech
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Quoth Common Sense:
Honestly, there really isn't much of a story to this one. It starts with the planets in the solar system talking about...something. Then, the audience is taken to the Dream Zone, where King Maximus rules. But in the Netherworld is King Maximus's evil brother, who wants to take over the Dream Zone. The evil brother's son wants to do good, and he is taken by a wizard named The Mesmerizer, who rescues the boy from a pair of dragons who want to eat him while they sing and rap about "dung sauce." The boy goes to a sorcerer's school, where he meets Kiara. Together, with the other aspiring wizards, they prepare to do battle with the Netherworld, under the clarion call of "Kid power!" Or something.
With every movie, Common Sense has lessons that parents can talk about with their children. Here's the topics for discussion:
Families can talk about bad movies. What makes a movie "bad"? What could have made this a better movie and story? Is a movie's quality subjective, or is there an objective way to tell if a movie is truly "bad"?
Do you think this movie was released to compete with the Pixar movie Brave? Are there other movies that capitalize on more popular movie titles?