Justin Tanner

@LiLa__lee18 For me, it’s the excessiveness. My wife goes to Disneyland several times a month, and she wants me to go too. It becomes monotonous and boring to me. I want to experience new adventures. The Disney magic is gone, due to the repetition. There are more things to enjoy in life.

It’s no secret I love Disney. That being said, I really don’t understand why adults who enjoy Disney get so much ridicule. Is there an age cutoff for having fun? Once I hit adulthood was I supposed to hate rides and amusement parks? Do most people realize that many of the rides are thrill rides and not geared towards small children? I had a blast at Disney as a child, as a mother with my children, and now as an adult. For the people who care so deeply about this, why? It’s harmless fun.

@michaelmiraflor It’s ok to be an adult who enjoys Disneyland. The problem, for me, comes from the excessiveness. When adults go to Disneyland a couple times a month, and it becomes as regular as a trip to the grocery store, it becomes excessive and obnoxious. Save your money for a real vacation.

Among my hottest takes are: - Disney adults (esp with no kids) are ruining it for families by inflating the cost of everything. - Disney adults should seek therapy to deal with childhood issues, not more trips to Disneyland. - Disney should not cater to Disney adults. It’s for families. It’s for the kids.

@cpt_majestic1 @ClownWorld North Fontana, especially areas closer to Rancho Cucamonga are fine. Regular old, downtown Fontana has gotten worse though in the 40 years I’ve been here. Way over crowded. Just trying to drive down Sierra from Foothill to Valley is as bad as downtown LA now.

@ClownWorld Nice house, but it’s Fontana, no nice areas, it’s been taken over by 3 families a house, believe me I know

$6,300 in Fontana, California is insane

@ClownWorld My Dad bought a brand new house in Fontana, when I was a kid, for $86,000 (in 1987). My wife and I bought a house in Fontana, in 2022, for $705,000. None of it makes any sense.

@AndreSegers Compared to previous Mario Karts, and other games in the genre, Mario Kart World is a 7 out of 10. DK Bananza is the real deal, 10 out of 10 Switch 2 game. Honestly, I put Metroid Prime 4 ahead of World as well. They really barely even tried with MK World. Lazy game design.

Nearly a year later, and this is still my favorite Switch 2 game by a landslide

@dgalaxyy909 @BlackMajikMan90 There are a few gory scenes, but it’s far from egregious. People are overreacting about the level of gore in this.

@BlackMajikMan90 A lot of complains being it’s too gory like bitch what

Oh yeah, these reviews are wrong.

@BlackMajikMan90 I don’t understand how such a well made film can be rated so low. It’s one of the better horror movies of the last few years. Honestly, I just think the kid angle turns a lot of people off. My wife found it very difficult to watch because of that. It was a 9 out of 10 IMO.

@TheJCMorning @MichaelVitaleJr @UziCryptoo I do that as well, and then I put the cash back straight into my savings account. It doesn't seem like much, but it can really add up.

@MichaelVitaleJr @UziCryptoo I do that. Pay it off every 2 weeks and make around $60-100 every month and never pay interest.

CALLER: I put $3,000 worth of monthly expenses on my credit card and pay off in full. I get 2% cash back, so that's $60 back every month. DAVE RAMSEY: Get rid of the card. You're telling me that you spend $3,000 on a high interest credit card, just to get $60? That's not how you get rich! CALLER: I don't pay interest, I pay it off every month and get $60. DAVE RAMSEY: Get rid the card, use debit cards ONLY! CALLER: So give up the $60 I get back monthly? DAVE RAMSEY: That's not how you get rich! In reality, if you are resposible, USE credit cards. It's not just cash back. It's also liability protection. Every dollar matters.

@MisterZy64 @BrerOswald I haven’t seen it, but using the galaxy moniker was probably a mistake. It set the expectations way too high and it probably doesn’t have much to do with the galaxy game. Calling it Mario 2, Mario land, mario world…any of those would’ve set simpler expectations.

@BrerOswald If it helps one of the critics said this film doesn't live up to being Super Mario Galaxy

It’s depressing knowing that this film is going to permanently sully the name of the greatest game of all time.

@bluGrape2012 @BrerOswald Exactly. If that ‘93 movie didn’t tank the Mario franchise, then nothing will.

@BrerOswald *the 1993 Mario movie comes out* welp its been a good run but guys Mario is finished. That movie will tank any goodwill to Mario. They should just cancel that Mario 64 game which they announced, it will fail

@BrerOswald I haven’t seen it yet. I have tickets for tomorrow. If it’s like the last one though, it will be nowhere near as bad as the critics are saying. The last one was perfectly fine. Making a movie out of a game series with very little backstory is a tough task.

@ZhugeEX Furthermore, This guy may also want to see a therapist, if a family movie makes him want to commit self harm. Perhaps somebody should call for a welfare check on him.

Real review

@ZhugeEX A zero?! OK…sure…whatever you say buddy. I’m sure the movie at least turned on and had animation comparable with most Hollywood CGI films. That alone makes it at least a one. Get this hyperbolic trash review out of here.

@BillShaikin I've never heard of this company, but by greedily naming the field after themselves, they've guaranteed that I'll never buy one of their products. Putting an ad on the outfield wall or foul pole is one thing. This is just outlandishly disgusting. The Dodgers should be ashamed.

@BillShaikin Putrid. They desecrated the field. What a wonderful start to the season.

@Dodgers Gross.

A new beginning. Welcome to UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium!

@BillShaikin Oof

@BillShaikin BARF. Nobody in real life is going to call it that, though, so it doesn't really matter.

@michaelcollado Loved this movie. Stupid? Maybe. It’s a hell of a lot of fun though.

Two minutes into this movie and had to pause because I was so taken aback. I’m speechless; I am without speech.

@sondraa There were some really good kill scenes, and Gales entrance was cool. Besides that though, the plot and killer reveals were beyond lame. Not a very good movie. I actually liked IKWYDLS better, and that’s really saying something. Getting rid of Melissa and Jenna was a huge mistake

Scream 7 was so fucking bad holy shit