MrBadXample
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@dyegolara @abjectbaby I guess Iranians have fantastic hinders.
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@abjectbaby why does it makes sense? what is it? whats the revelation?
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@AVARY @george__mack Begs the question - is masonry ever really free? I’ve been to Home Depot and the answer seems to be “no”.
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@Aurondarklord @momiji_doa Valid point. George Lucas is not without blame. He should’ve left the originals alone. The fan base, however, need to accept their - our - role in the death of Star Wars as well.
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@momiji_doa Well maybe he shouldn't have done stuff like re-edit ANH to have Greedo shoot first. The criticism was warranted.
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Blame the fans. George shouldn't be free from criticism but clearly the constant bashing of his work drove him to this.
Severus@SeverusChud
The regret on George Lucas's face as Disney bought Star Wars for 4 Billion dollars
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@momiji_doa 4) And I really don’t blame RLM for this, they’re just convenient scapegoats. A lot of their criticism of the prequels are valid, but it’s kind of hard to not say that the Episode One video “lit the fuse” that eventually led to the garbage we have today.
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@momiji_doa 3) We, the “fans”, drove him to that decision. He must’ve felt something like, “They have no idea what bad is. I’ll sell it all to the most creatively bankrupt entity on Earth and then Red Letter Media will learn the true meaning of bad.”
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@momiji_doa 2) We insulted him and berated him for the audacity to give us what we’ve been asking for. Granted, the prequels weren’t great by any measure, but the backlash was unreal. GL made Star Wars in defiance of major corporate involvement…
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@momiji_doa 1) Fans pestered and badgered GL for years for the 1st 3 eps. “HoW’D DaRth vAdeR bECOMe a BAd guy?” He didn’t want to - he’d told the story he wanted to, but he gave in and - the Fans buried him. Not his fault that we weren’t 6 years old again when Episode One came out…
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23 YEARS AGO TODAY…
Stone Cold Steve Austin brings back the abolished Intercontinental Championship on #WWERaw
What a stupid idea in the first place… listen to that POP of the title reveal.
Make it make sense!
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@BrunetPau I’ve the “this isn’t CGI guys” caveat tied onto classic movie scenes over and over again. Question is - are there actually people out there who’ll look at a scene from a movie made in the 1960s and think, “Whatevs. Just computer shit”
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La película más épica de la historia del cine: “Guerra y paz” de Sergei Bondarchuk (1966). Es tan espectacular que cuesta creerla. Y no, esta escena no tiene nada de CGI.
Esta macro adaptación de la novela de Tolstói fue el primer el primer Oscar para un film Soviético y la película más larga en ganar el Oscar, 431 minutos, hasta 2016.
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@AesirAesthetics @TBartels1 For the record - I’m not only cool because I’ve read “The King in Yellow,” I’m extra cool for thinking it sucks.
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@TBartels1 it was an interesting enough first half of a book followed by nonsense about bohemian Paris for the second half
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reading the King in Yellow is one of the classic mistakes
Kieron 🌿@WYLDERSSWORD
big couple of years for media inspired by The King in Yellow. i've got to read this book ASAP
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@KameronBennett Visually impaired but still able to get that framing spot-on for max engagement.
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God always takes with one hand, but gives with the other…
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@sciencegirl What is it that you want me to notice. I notice lots of things - namely, that click farming dopes never get to the point. Just spill it! What am I supposed to be seeing? Am I supposed to be outraged - does whatever it is piss you off? Here, I’ll bite - the fuq is jawfain?
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Causes of death in London in 1632.
What do you notice
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@KKalvaitis Careful what you say about him, he’s a wizard. Ooooo
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I absolutely did not want to see Mr. Hyde sodomize the Invisible Man to death in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, yet that's what Alan Moore dropped on me when I was reading it.
And I don't read Alan Moore anymore.
Natural Philosophy@Naturalphilosy
“It’s not the job of the artist to give the audience what the audience wants. If the audience knew what they wanted, then they wouldn’t be the audience, they’d be the artist.” — Alan Moore
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@Loudwindow We used to live in a world where people cared about being classy as hell.
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Fantasy setting where dwarves invented lighters like this to see in the dark and light explosives for mining.
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@jackunheard Is it right wing to show your tits on red carpets?
I think guys just dig tits
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@Mschatnoir As an American, I’m genuinely surprised that you all don’t have a different word for “shower door”, like a bensonmum or a flobotnum.
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@mask_bastard When I heard my stepmother say that she wasn’t sure if I was my father’s son.
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What is the worst thing you’ve ever overheard someone say about you?
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