The Dark Universe failed on it's first try (2nd if you count the clearly shoeforned Dracula movie). And what did we learn?
The guy chosen to lead the DU was then given the reigns of the entire Star Trek universe going forward. Talk about failing upward
It also gives people a sense of deep satisfaction believing they know some dark hidden secret nobody else does... regardless of how absurd it is
It's something you can only believe if you refuse to actually spend more than 5 seconds looking into it.
You hit the nail right on the head there. They seem to confusecritical thinking with reading a conspiracy theory and immediately accepting it as fact
Or you could buy an extension cord from such brands as HUANCHAIN, Mifaso, YISHU, POWRUI or Addtam and maybe it will ship in 4 to 5 days
Yeah I learned that a long time ago. Was looking for a new knife...
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Sellers A & B - $9.99 with $5.00 shipping
Seller C - $4.99 with $10 shipping
Just like that kid in the school yard who thinks he's tough as shit...but only when he has someone backing him up
One thing I've found is it's good at blocking ads via mobile gaming. The downside is if those ads return rewards in-game.
The bigger question is what was the drive like back to Florida. That's 14 hours and bathroom breaks
Nobody touches my favorite singing telegram.
Unless they shoot her with the gun, obviously.
How dare they do this to Joan of Arc
"A few bad apples" is also what the police use to handwave away whenever one of their own goes bonkers and kills unarmed civilians