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Be good to each other. To the very best of your ability. We're all we've got for the tragically short duration of life. Love. Not applicable to assholes.

Behind you...LOOK OUT!!!
Joined February 2009
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I've just watched Stephen King's Cat's Eye for the first time in what has to be thirty years. It's as groovy, funny, and creepy as I remember it being. I suspect it's about addiction, at the bottom of things. A man addicted to cigarettes.-Very relatable.
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A man addicted to gambling.-Very common. A gnome addicted to the life force of children.-Ghastly. I enjoyed this anthology just as much as I did so many times as a small child. Also, Ray Stephens' end credits cover of Cat's Eye is STILL THE SHIT.
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Also, the gnome still gives me the laughing shivers.
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32 years ago, Japanese fans witnessed Goku reach Super Saiyan 3 for the first time! A new level of power, and a moment fans would never forget ✨ #DragonBallZ #DBZ
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"Thank you, Bart, for yet another touching Bart's People. Now, turning to- "I just think our veterans deserve a little recognition." "That's what Veteran's Day is for, Bart." "But is that really enough to honor our brave soldiers?" "They also have Memorial Day..."
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Dance Listen to Smells Like Ottos Jacket wherever you get your podcasts .
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"you're not the only one that draws power from the moon" 💀 Brand New Chassis 💦
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I like his energy, put him on the callback list Listen to Smells Like Ottos Jacket wherever you get your podcasts .
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A luta final da Korra contra a Kuvira não é só o clímax da série. É o momento em que a Korra finalmente entende o que significa ser Avatar e a maioria das pessoas ainda não percebeu isso. Durante três temporadas a gente viu ela tentar resolver tudo na força: quebrar, dominar, impor. Depois do trauma com o Zaheer, ela chega em Zaofu quebrada por dentro e ainda tenta resolver o problema da Kuvira do jeito antigo. E perde. De forma humilhante. O mecha gigante dela não é só um inimigo físico; é o reflexo da própria obsessão da Korra por controle e poder. Quando elas caem juntas no Mundo dos Espíritos e a Korra vê a vida da Kuvira a garota abandonada que construiu uma identidade inteira em cima de não ser fraca de novo, a luta muda de natureza. Não é mais Avatar contra ditadora. É uma pessoa que quase foi destruída pela própria dor reconhecendo a mesma ferida no outro. E em vez de terminar o trabalho (o que seria fácil e “justo”), ela escolhe redirecionar a energia e salvar a mulher que tentou matá-la. Isso é mais difícil e mais poderoso do que qualquer ESTADO AVATAR. Aang precisou de um leão-tartaruga e de uma solução mágica pra não matar o Ozai. A Korra chegou nesse ponto sozinha, depois de quase morrer e de passar meses sem conseguir se conectar com Raava. Ela não “venceu” a Kuvira. Ela a desarmou por dentro. É por isso que essa luta envelhece melhor do que quase qualquer batalha da franquia (inclusive qualquer uma do Aang). Não é sobre quem tem o golpe mais bonito. É sobre o que você faz quando finalmente tem o poder de acabar com quem te feriu e escolhe não repetir o ciclo. A Korra não salvou a Cidade República só derrotando a Kuvira. Ela salvou porque, no último segundo, entendeu que a verdadeira vitória era não se tornar ela. Cinema absoluto.
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The American Journal of Abnormal Psychology (S06E07) #BettyWhite #GoldenGirls #stolafstories
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Iman Vellani recommends ‘GOD LOVES, MAN KILLS’ as the X-Men comic to read “It’s the purest distillation of what these characters represent, written by Chris Claremont. Reverend William Stryker, and he’s built his entire religious and political following around the hatred of mutants. These people called the Purifiers are acting on his behalf to kill the mutants they see. Stryker’s speaking for God, but he’s preaching hatred and murder. It’s so dark and explores how a lot of people’s beliefs are often more dangerous than the people themselves.” (via youtu.be/Y4bgyBCGiVc?si=DySZ…)
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…but like people, some of them are just jerks. Stop that Mr Simpson Listen to Smells Like Ottos Jacket wherever you get your podcasts .
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Ororo Munroe (Storm) in X-Men: Evolution
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Pete Hegseth isn’t fit to lead a row boat, let alone the greatest fighting force on the planet. He led us into an illegal war that has drained our resources, wrecked our economy, and killed American service members and countless civilians. And this just scratches the surface of his crimes against the American people. He WILL be held accountable.
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Naoki Sato's New 2026 Godzilla Suite & Battle Theme from Godzilla Minus Zero. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Godzilla just needed to let it out. Can relate. Takashi Yamazaki's GODZILLA MINUS ONE (2023) stars Minami Hamabe, Ryûnosuke Kamiki, Sakura Andô, Yuki Yamada, Hidetaka Yoshioka, Munetaka Aoki and Kuranosuke Sasaki. The film won Visual Effects at the 96th Oscars.
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I've just walked out of what I'm certain is only the first of many viewings of Godzilla Minus Zero. DAMN. A truly genius film. If you enjoyed, or positively raved about, Godzilla Minus Zero, I assure you, you'll either love or rave about this sequel.
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I am, by nature, and nonviolent individual. However, these self-centered bastards... What the fuck is there to talk about in an active viewing room?
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People, too many people, are just fucking IMMERSED in pure selfishness. This is the biggest reason I prefer solitude more often than not these days. See Godzilla Minus Zero if you enjoyed the first film. Or even if you didn't. It's something special.
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