@drudiggerr @Forestwidow760 @Rouniyn@Centralizing18@HMBohemond They specifically mention that Walton Goggin’s character fought in the Great War. That he used the T-60 power armor during the fight in anchorage, alaska. To be fair, it is very brief, and they tell us, don’t show us. But to say there was no mention is disingenuous.
Watched Conner O’Malley’s The Mask last night and it might be the funniest, most distressing and succinct diagnosis on ~All of This~ I’ve seen yet. Nails such a specifically minor but increasingly threatening kinda guy on like a molecular level lmao
Incredible stuff
@notlolomain @LolOverruled I mean who is more dangerous here? The guy in the bulldozer or the cop pointing his weapon at the driver without considering the crowd of spectators behind him
@crystalizedkid That’s how half of Twitter threads look now, just a bunch of Facebook memes from blue check Twitter, nothing of value to add to anything.
how can you create an uncanny digital homunculus of yourself whose vapid inane output is literally indistinguishable from your own, and not break down at the realization that you are an empty person who adds nothing of substance to the world
Republicans being self proclaimed “anti-elitist” while also bitching about the fact that Fetterman wears hoodies is a level of irony I think they are far past comprehending.
We have truly reached a level of discourse on this app that was never possible before. True insight from real people. Thank you Elon for filling my feed with posts that I can actually tell are actively depleting my brain cells.
No, of course I never played with Barbies as a kid. Those were for girls! I was doing boy stuff, not stuff for little girls. Anyway, as a grown man, here is my review of the Barbie movie, which made me furious because it didn't cater to me.