Oh god. How true this is!!! 😂
WindyRebel
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Christopher Lloyd was Judge Doom, a toon in disguise. Maybe we can get some ridiculous actor to play an AI creation in disguise. Jim Carrey? Jack Black? You need someone over the top that can do weird faces.
There are no balls. It’s just a sack filled with the fluid of Haterade.
He has the ears of the administration that is issuing the orders though. So unfortunately, even if untrue it’s dangerous.
I am a 4x year old father that voted for Kamala, and my 11 year old son does a lot for various charities without me asking him too. He’s been choosing a charity to help children, LGBTQ, immigrants/refugees, etc for the past few years by selling lemonade during the summer with 100% of the proceeds going to the charity. I am involved with groups dedicated to opposing ICE and authoritarian groups in the USA.
I may be White and male, but not all of us are monsters or want this.
Bruh, your underwear makes direct contact with your skin. Whether it’s pants or a layer in between, the result is the same that the barrier carries your pee and poo and it’s in contact with your skin.
This is a good one as is Good Bye, Lenin!
Yes! I am a Marvel fan, but wasn’t super into What If but that episode was so damn cool and the language was faaaaaaaantastic!
The TV shows are connected, though. Things that happen in them affect the movies and vice versa.
Living. And. Breathing.
Mimic is talking about cinematic universes. These are things that could technically be brands unto themselves with different themes and genres, but then you take them and combine them. They aren’t just shared, but living and breathing.
No Stephen king universe stuff has come together to form a mashup of all of those. Yes, they reference/share, but that’s totally different.
Lovecraft? Once again, same principle.
Captain America has his own movies with a history and political theme. Iron Man has tech and politics. Hulk is a monster vs man. Thor is fantasy and mythology. You could literally have these heroes never interact, but they do on multiple occasions!
They can each have, and do have, their own complete movies and arcs while also having things that affect the other’s movies while also having them come together to confront larger problems and then going back on their separate ways. None of what you referenced before are cinematic universes.
They are universes, yes, but you don’t have the entirety of Lovecraft come together to fight Cthulu or something. It’s not like Original Trek, Next Generation, DS9, Voyager, etc all work on their own missions then team up for a big confrontation or issue and then go back to their own stuff on screen. Star Wars all share the universe, but you don’t have multiple entities really doing things in the same timeline on their own and then come together. They contain arcs and different entities in the universe. The closest we may have come is Clone Wars/Rebels/Bad Batch and the Mando and Grogu stuff but even then these happen at different times and not simultaneously.
No idea what you’re referring to. Can you provide an example?
Big fan of Matt Colville. I own Flee, Mortals the book and the PDF. I use the pdf in my games, but having everything in dndbeyond is also amazing. I think I’ll purchase it again and get Where Evil Lives too.
I’m stoked about all of the 3rd party content getting added such as Kobold Press. It’s making this digital stuff very worth it!
What does everyone else use and/or recommend?
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What injury?! Dude fucking Neo from the Matrix’d that car and then walked around and adjusted his little face napkin like he was going for prom pictures.