I think any cop who disagrees with this should get transvestigated.
I think any cop who disagrees with this should get transvestigated.
I would take SO MANY for the team
Yeah, I didn’t know people were just giving out basic necessities. I’ve been allowing people to exploit my labor for nothing this whole time?
And that being gay was bad. It was not conveyed well in our media, and our culture was full of negative connotations with non-heterosexuality. I feel you on this one. Bi people exist, and we’re everywhere!
You like em tongue-in-cheek? You might try Chopping Mall (1986). Shopping mall management invests in a killer robot security system. A group of horny teens decides to spend the night there, but a lightning storm takes out the main killer robot controller! It’s funny, a little gory, has topless men and women, and it’s hilarious. A spook night favorite of mine.
We clench among you…
This is a literary device called a “bookend narrative.” If you want more stories like that, there’s your search term.
There’s one I see around town often enough. I was parked at a red light next to it the other day and it was remarkable how shitty the panels look up close. They’re not really flat and planar. They’re sort of wobbly like corrugated tin.
Hah, I love this track, but kind of ironically. It’s fun when it comes up on shuffle.
White Pony is accessible and everyone knows it. Around the Fur has the best snare I’ve ever heard recorded.
With polyamory, Brokeback Mountain is a light hearted comedy about some queer friends who like to escape to the woods sometimes.
I would call it auto-cannibalism. I think it is a form of cannibalism.
If you add a section to eviscerate those erroneous commas, I will sign that petition.
Krull (1983) is an all time favorite of mine. It’s the most D&D plot you’ve ever seen coupled with beautiful cinematography and a great score by James Horner.
I’ll even accept “joolry”.
Coldplay is the John Krasinski of music.
Lol, I’m sorry
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I think the general reception of this news shows that any successful prosecution would be seen as such an injustice, and likely to spark further acts of rebellion. I almost think it’s in the ruling class’s favor to let this one go.