@WDRBNews This is not a Louisville man. The fact that he is in Louisville now is part of the tragedy. It’s part of the story. Tell us where he’s from, or you’re lying by omission.
@ozymandiasroar@Nerdrotics They already alienated a massive portion of the audience. The idea should be to regain the massive audience that used to watch the 10th Doctor.
@DisneyParks This is a terrible plan. You’re removing what’s “relatable” for your long-time loyal audience to serve some imaginary new audience. We see what you’re doing. Removing Christmas. Removing the 4th of July. More “updates” that we can see reading between the lines. Shameful.
@angi_home Wow. I submitted a request for estimates and I started getting foreign call centers calling me about the estimates. Good luck with that. Bye.
@thedannistar@TheTrekCentral The passionate responses from the fans are literally why Trek was revived after being cancelled in ‘69. Trek fans want more of what they love. And they respond similarly to radical deviations from it. They tried to cater to “new fans,” and they didn’t exist in high numbers.
@JamesGunn Hi, @JamesGunn . I just hate that “S.” Every time I see it, I don’t think ”Oh, a Superman movie! Oh boy! “ I think: “I hate that S.” It has its place, and it is NOT on mainstream Superman or Supergirl.
@Mappy6984 The best scene in this movie is the unseen one, where Aniston’s character willingly marries an attractive and successful man, finding those traits, along with his arrogance and selfishness, as “sexy.” She should have married a “nice guy,” but she didn’t. FAFO.
@ScottAdamsSays Can’t we stop this? The birth rate is plummeting. Soon there will be more salmon than people. Salmon will rule the earth. Let us have a nice dinner while we still can.