I can't wait for the Stathams' multiverse. Where all the characters he's played come together to fight a multiverse-level threat. A threat that is also... Jason Statham.
If youre in a slow draft and you deliberately wind down the clock to the last minutes (out of 6-7 hours) while being present and available, you're being a prick.
A slow draft is not to allow you to deliberately antagonise league mates, or string out a draft. it's to accomodate time zones, and busyness. The accepted norm is when you log in, make your pick, not log in, look around, piss off for 5 hours, and then come back and wait for another 30 minutes for every single pick.
"The news coverage by Western media outlets, including Axios, about another round of negotiations is false and is designed more to manage the market and oil prices," per Fars
I have no fucking clue who these two are, but this is the correct analysis of the episode.
Something MT haters actually lack is this, media literacy and IQ
nothing gayer than a dude ruminating on the past in any way
Your relationship with the past should basically be "i was retarded, but at least I sent it" & you grab all lessons forward as eyes remain fixed on prize(s) in front of you
woulda shoulda coulda
ur best bet is make the bold move NOW
forgive quick, forget quicker
Male fashion never existed. There was one uniform they all wore, with slight variations. It could change depending on the era or what your work was. But you never spent cognitive energy thinking about what to wear.
Usually the male uniform made you look good in public and was climate appropriate. The last uniform we had was the suit. The top matched the bottom and could make any body type look ok.
Now that the system of one male uniform has collapsed, most men gravitate to comfort. 90 percent of men think of comfort, 10 percent become dandies who obsess over clothes.
until the male uniform comes back, this is where we will be.
"why dont they make movies like this anymore" because akira kurosawa just killed that extra. hes dead. Akira Kurosawa killed over 12,000 people in his career as director. murder was outlawed in japan only in 1981