Watts Isnaim

@Ilovenostalgia His kids loved it.

What is Bruce Willis’ best role?

@vanillasparcake They had only a few seconds to react. I think we won't see their full reactions until the next episode. Will they be, "Ding dong, the Witch is dead!" Or will they be, "We didn't need to kill him!" Right now they're in shock and disbelief. 6 different reactions next, probably.

lo que ciertamente me duele pensar es que a ellos realmente no les importa que pase con Caine, simplemente les preocupa porque ya no tienen la clave para escapar...pero no les importa él :(

@jimsguts @oldtoons_ Wait, what?! [Checks IMDB] Huh. I never knew that. Learn something new.

@oldtoons_ You sound like Wendy!

What’s your favorite non-canon ship?

@Simon_Ingari I have had managers who would have argued. "Good, news! There's a McDonald's just a mile from your apartment, and THEY are hiring! I recommend you work out your transportation issues or you can apply there. Have you considered a carpool?" You're expected to do what WAS normal.

A few days ago, my boss called to say I must now work full-time from the office, despite being hired remotely. I said I had no car and the office is 2 hours from home. His reply: “Your personal commute is not my problem!” I didn’t argue. The next morning, I arrived at the office at exactly 8:00 a.m., just as ordered. My commute had taken three transfers and more than 2 hours, but I made sure to step through the door right on time—dragging a small rolling suitcase behind me. My boss froze the moment he saw it. He smirked and asked if I had mistaken the office for the airport. What he didn’t know was that inside the suitcase I had secretly put a blanket, a pillow, a kettle, and three days’ worth of snacks. I smiled sweetly and replied, “Since I don’t have a car and the commute eats up 4 hours a day, I thought it would be best if I just lived here during the week.” Then I set about unpacking. A pillow on my desk chair. A blanket draped neatly over the back. Oatmeal packets stacked in the break room. Before long, I was boiling water with my travel kettle and offering tea to my bewildered coworkers. By lunchtime, I was cross-legged under my desk, answering emails like a college student cramming in a dormitory room. That was when my manager finally pulled me aside, whispering that this was “highly unprofessional.” I tilted my head and said, “Well, my commute may not be the company’s responsibility, but my ability to do my job is. This way, I’ll never be late.” Word traveled quickly. By the next day, two colleagues with equally brutal commutes had brought their own blankets and joked about starting a “cubicle hostel.” HR soon appeared, clearly irritated, asking whether this was really necessary. Now I can’t help wondering if I’ve overplayed my hand. What started as my personal protest has drawn others in, and I’m beginning to worry it could backfire. Maybe I should have just kept my head down and accepted the change. But then again, wasn’t it unfair for the company to make such a sudden, drastic decision in the first place?

@AlexLP_13 @YisusSen The calendar shows March 1st as a Wednesday. In 2001 it was a Thursday. So if the office was at WTC, the latest it could be is 2000. So, over a year before the attack.

@YisusSen Cuando vi esto alcancé a pensar que las oficinas de C&A estaban en el WTC

El capítulo 8 de TADC está muy bueno, pero sigo creyendo que el inicio es algo repentino y acelerado. Estaría mucho mejor que el capítulo durara un poco mas o que nos dieran 2 capitulos. Me gusta como explican que las alucinaciones digitales en realidad son parte del control que ellos tienen en el sistema pero la locura de Caine crece muy rápido o se desborda de un momento a otro. además de que dan a entender que Pomni tenía facilidad para esto desde el primer capítulo.

@Official_TVC Here's the non-spoiler spoiler. 97.6 % of theories have been wrong. 2.4% got lucky. And no, there is no post credit scene.

Yeah, there is absolutely NO WAY I have the energy to react to jack nor shit right now. So imma just hope offline and PRAY TO GOD I DON'T GET SPOILT TILL THE SUN RISES!!!

@nocontextmemes I could get so much done if I didn't need to sleep. Being able to talk to cats, I could maybe convince one of ours that it's not in his best interest to keep running outside when we open the door. I could use 20 bucks.

@Amelia558rs Who boils chicken except to make soup?

Eliminate A Style Chicken

@Queen_primis @Official_TVC Here's an idea, don't get ONE cake for 56 kids! Either get enough for everyone, or none at all. Here each kid gets a bite, literally one bite, and is supposed to act like it's a treat. Get a bag of tootsie rolls and have a better response for less money.

Had no idea cakes could be cut this way😱

@xvshoota @Official_TVC It's my favorite vegetable.

who actually eats carrot cake

@tcm A movie where racism is defeated with blackface and tobacco saves the town. Love this movie!

Perhaps the luckiest box office flop, Francis Ford Coppola's FINIAN'S RAINBOW ('68) marked the beginning of his lifelong friendship with his production assistant on the film –an unknown student by the name of George Lucas. 🍀 See it at 5:30pm ET as we celebrate #StPatricksDay.

@ToonHive @Official_TVC Trying for someone one else mentioned.

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, what’s your favorite green character? 🍀

@Official_TVC When I was in the hospital, I spent a considerable amount of time watching reruns of Jessie. And curiously a lot of Food Network [weird because I couldn't eat anything. ]

I only need 2

@Official_TVC As an American, calling the floor over the ground floor "2nd," just makes sense. If you have a 2 story building, how do you not have a 2nd floor? You have your 1st/ground/main/primary floor, then the other "2nd" floor above that.

Huh, this explains sooooo much. (When to a British primary school, then a Turkish Secondary school, and then an American University) I ALWAYS got this mixed up and people never understood when I said "Go up to the first floor."

@jui_cyapple He was also the guy who thought we should do a Green Hornet revival half a century since the last mass media attempt. Of course the 60s show wasn't that hot either.

mind you, Seth Rogen is why IPs like the Muppets and TMNT got crazy good comebacks and are received well by general audiences again. genuinely STFU.

@Official_TVC but she cuts him off. "Peter, I know. I've known for a while. Now you go and do what you need to to save these people. "

@Official_TVC The other is a quick moment from Ultimate Spiderman. Spiderman is rescuing everyone and goes to Aunt Mae, and she calls him "Peter." And he's all, "You don't need to worry about your nephew.."

"A 15 year old son needlessly risking their life!!" No, no, no, that's an INTERESTING plot point. Heroes ALWAYS hide their identities to protect their families. What happens when YOUR PARENTS don't want you to save people? Reverse Uncle Ben. I find that unique & interesting!

@Official_TVC Agreed. The animation category is starting to be taken more seriously. (Starting). For decades, it has tended to favor, "What did my grandkids like?" And that translated into what Disney, Pixar, or maybe DreamWorks title was most heavily promoted?

Good. The Mouse NEEDS to bleed and continue to strive to pump out peak after peak. Sequels will not save them.