@BasedJoeMama_@KennyLauderdal3 To be fair, that bizarre change spawned an entire British comics adaptation of the edited version, which was surprisingly funny and had a neat abstract art style.
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The same highly religious person: "if you trust in him, you can have eternal life"
Why is THAT your sales pitch? The most personally threatening thing you can offer me is immortality. I've seen enough of life that when my body dies, I just want to stop existing completely.
Highly religious person talking to me: "The Lord is always there for you"
If God is real, then where was he when I got a terrible cold accompanied by a terrible atrophy right in the joint connecting my leg to my abdomen?
Why did I struggle to walk normally for a month and a half, with terrible muscle pain that made simply getting out of bed or bathing a terrible chore? If he's real, then he slept through it just like he slept through the Holocaust.
I always thought the "shorts" feature on YouTube was unnecessary, but..
What's annoying is:
"...and that is why." [The short stops]
[It restarts] "Cats don't like water. But why don't cats like water?..."
The amount of data collection and authentication Melon Husk brought to this site is WORSE than I have to endure on Facebook.
I might quit Twitter as far as all non-professional use is concerned.
Sorry.
Timothy Alan Dick was born in June 1953 in Denver, Colorado. Before achieving stardom, he sold drugs and once faced charges for drug trafficking.
On October 2, 1978, at the Kalamazoo Creek International Airport, Allen was arrested after being found in possession of more than 650 grams of cocaine.
He pleaded guilty to the charges of drug trafficking and provided the names of other drug dealers in exchange for a reduced prison sentence.
After serving two years and four months, Allen was released on parole and went on to become one of the most beloved American actors.
"If German, Spanish, or even Mandarin Chinese are easier for English-speakers to learn, why are you so focused on Japanese?"
Because it's an obsession. The other languages are an interest, but not an obsession.