I LIKED THE ENDING, HELL I LOVED IT. IM JUST ITCHING TO READ IT AGAIN, AND WHAT YOU THINK YOU'RE GONNA SLANDER FUJIGOATMO, SOME SHONENBRO SUBREDDIT MEMES THINK THEY'RE GONNA GET ME TO CHANGE MY OPINON, WELL THAT AINT HAPPENING, NOT ON MY WATCH
Had roommates that had never seen Die Hard so I decided to watch it with them. The entire movie they're doing chores and on their phones. At the end of the movie, one of them said "I didn't like it."
I asked him "why did the bad guys hold the building hostage?"...
hey dude. I noticed your critique of the film lies not with the movie as it exists, but rather as a desire for it to be a different work entirely. your Serious Person card has been revoked and someone will be coming by later to kill you
Dearest mother,
Splendid news! A carrier pigeon has informed me that High Command has renewed my services for a 5th year. It seems Supreme Chancellor Tepper views me like a prized prophecy‑mule, convinced my very hooves can drag Carolina to glory. I vow not to disappoint.
—Bryce
@shitsburghstill@BengalYouTube in order to truly compare these two we would have to eliminate the bias from team competency and positional differences, which is nearly impossible to do from a purely objective lens.
advanced stats could “prove” either player is better.
@shitsburghstill@BengalYouTube i’m not saying Watt is the wrong choice for the question, but only using sacks, forced fumbles, and interceptions to prove your point is illogical.
@shitsburghstill@BengalYouTube Your arguments are completely arbitrary.
If you’re going to use stats you should account for positional differences when comparing an OLB to a DE.
I’m not saying whether TJ or Myles is better, but you spew stats around like a monkey throwing his shit onto everyone at a zoo.
Cam Newton once ran through like eight Atlanta Falcons in one play and gleefully smiled the entire time as they bounced off of him.
Why the hell would you try to fight that.