The Daily Thenker
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The Daily Thenker
@TheDailyThenker
Thinking deeply, laughing loudly, posting whatever makes the timeline less boring.
London, England Katılım Haziran 2026
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@MerriamWebster The funniest part is that the name “Redundant Acronym Syndrome syndrome” also has RAS Syndrome. It is very self-aware 😅
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@elonmusk You are actually making a ship to go there...so why will you forget, Elon! Why will you!🤣🤣🤣
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@TheCinesthetic Harrison Ford as John Wick would have spent half the film hunting assassins and the other half looking mildly irritated that they made him leave the house.😅..Keane was a good choice.
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The fans got Deadpool off the ground so many years ago. Yesterday, 10 years after the first film and exactly 2 years after Deadpool & Wolverine, I felt so lucky to be on the #SDCC floor with everyone whose unapologetic devotion brings so much joy to this world.
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🚨 Real Madrid expected to sign Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig. 1st bid rejected ~10 days ago, 2nd (€100m fixed, €120m package) set to be rejected but agreement likely soon. #PSG out; 19yo returns to #RBLeipzig on Mon with wish to join #RMFC @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/74688…
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@stats_feed Saturn and Jupiter are apparently running the universe’s most luxurious weather system.
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@DiscussingFilm The funniest possibility is that another Deadpool cosplayer corrected his posture and gave him character advice.
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Understanding why Criston became bitter does not excuse what he did, but it does make him more interesting than simply calling him evil.
Also, fabien is right that consequences can exist internally even when the character never expresses them well. Criston often looks like a man punishing everyone because he cannot forgive himself.
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Fabien Frankel tells Pop Base what is misunderstood about Ser Criston Cole in ‘House of the Dragon’:
“I think at times it’s difficult when you, when you don’t know the Y of someone’s actions, and there’s 8 episodes, 20 characters, and there’s only so much time you can give to each storyline. That’s the way of this show, and that’s why it’s so successful, because there’s so many great storylines to follow. But there was a 10 year gap that took place between season one and halfway through season one and second half season one, and we never got to really understand what went on. And I think that is the culminating time in this person’s life, so the one we meet him at the top of the second half of season one, why he’s become who he is, you know. And so you have to kind of figure that out as an actor yourself, and that’s not necessarily the easiest thing to do. You create a backstory, and I think it’s misunderstood that the notion is that he just wilfully engages in all these questionable acts, and that the effects of those don’t have any effect on him, but they do.”


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Thanos was literally introduced in Avengers 2012 as the mysterious “him” who provided Loki’s army.
He was full on revealed along with what he does in Guardians of the Galaxy.
Age of Ultron foreshadowed him with Tony’s vision of a brutally lost battle in the future, which is what influenced his action in AoU and Civil War.
Infinity stones were being introduced all throughout the movies with GOTG 2014 fully explaining what they are.
Thanos was quite literally a shadow over the MCU for six years until his own movie.
This is complete bull malarkey.
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Kevin Feige addresses fans saying that Doctor Doom has no buildup compared to Thanos: “The Thanos buildup has built up in people’s heads over the years. He sat on a chair at the end. He put on a gauntlet and said, ‘I’ll do it myself.’ And he yelled at Ronin on a video screen briefly.” (via @BrandonDavisBD)
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