Which, I feel, is the only ethical way to do it really. He is alive and has a say in it. That feels better to me than someone's estate deciding it after the person dies.
Fingers crossed you win out. I grew up liking both but only one of them has lasting influence for adults imo. Harry Potter is a fad and is only going to less relevant.
It actually makes sense for Ty Lee's character that she doesn't fit in because we know that was something she struggled with when her character was introduced. I agree she's closer to an air bender.
Bob has a supportive and loving wife, 3 kids who he is incredibly close with, and has his dream job owning and operating a successful restaurant (successful enough to stay open, which is saying something in the restaurant business)
Except we knew jackshit about the lion turtle before one showed up. Therefore making it popping up a random ass pull with the exact solution Aang needed. I’m cool with the random shit, but people need to be consistent with what they like or dislike and people are trying to make the claim that TLOK is full of flaws while ATLA is somehow perfection?
I don’t want him to ruin his marriage since he has kids with her. I still won’t wish anything bad for her even after she did this to me. I got told by her husband that I am trying to separate them because I want her when all I said was she was a liar.
I think the outfit constantly changing is going to be a one season thing, then he is going to settle down and go between 2 or 3 set looks from then on. I have absolutely nothing to base this on. I just think it would be a good way of physically showing that he is still trying to work out who he is sans overwhelming amounts of unresolved trauma and then the settling on a look later means he has worked out who he is again.
Probably easier for continuity too. If in every episode you know what costume the Doctor is wearing is what he always wears then all you have to think about is what state it is in while filming this particular scene.
I prefer that to OPs idea. Kind of like Abed in Community, treats life like he is in a TV show even though in fiction he doesn't actually know he is in a show.
Have you never read about the shit that often happens to women who say no to men like this? It's bad enough for women to say to some men that are strangers on the street. This is her neighbour. He knows where she lives.
The top was drawn by someone who has a De-bimbofication fetish. Some people thought this was shaming women who dressed provocative or whatnot instead of it just being fetish artwork. Because of that, someone decided to draw it as each stage in the De-bimbofication as a separate girl, all of them having a book club together.
He just gave them permission to do it with vader.
Which, I feel, is the only ethical way to do it really. He is alive and has a say in it. That feels better to me than someone's estate deciding it after the person dies.
Big Dax Shepard fan. Say no more.
No, obviously they mean planet Dax from Ratchet and Clank 3.
Fingers crossed you win out. I grew up liking both but only one of them has lasting influence for adults imo. Harry Potter is a fad and is only going to less relevant.
Can you call something That remained popular for more than 20 years a fad, even if it is fading now?
Probably not my cup of tea then, but good to know!
But youll miss the most amazing volleyball game of all time and the mysterious Sports Druids.
It's crazy to think Antman Quantumania and The Marvels actually came in 2023 not in early 2000s
You're out of your mind if you think both of those movies are worse than the likes of Elektra or Ghost Rider.
It actually makes sense for Ty Lee's character that she doesn't fit in because we know that was something she struggled with when her character was introduced. I agree she's closer to an air bender.
Bob has a supportive and loving wife, 3 kids who he is incredibly close with, and has his dream job owning and operating a successful restaurant (successful enough to stay open, which is saying something in the restaurant business)
Treehouse of Horror in February?
Localized entirely on our television screens?
Except we knew jackshit about the lion turtle before one showed up. Therefore making it popping up a random ass pull with the exact solution Aang needed. I’m cool with the random shit, but people need to be consistent with what they like or dislike and people are trying to make the claim that TLOK is full of flaws while ATLA is somehow perfection?
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't they at least show us illustrations of the Lion Turtles in the library?
Being a Dad helped me reealisee truly how shit of a dad and person my father was. I'm really glad you got the opposite experience, I'm jealous lol
I don’t want him to ruin his marriage since he has kids with her. I still won’t wish anything bad for her even after she did this to me. I got told by her husband that I am trying to separate them because I want her when all I said was she was a liar.
Mná means woman in Irish, so you accidentally wrote the opposite of what you intended.
Check out Tubi.com. They have all the scooby shows. It requires a free account and is paid for by advertisements.
You do even need a free account to watch stuff. The accountt is just so you can save your progress.
i wouldnt get this many responses there
No, but you could get ideas from the pictures people post. That's what I do.
Yes, my history books, photos, and the copious amount documentation that the nazis kept told me this.
Thus was my first thought. No, not from history books, from the Nazis telling us all "Yes we did this".
Micha in Paranormal Activity. Refused to take anything seriously so now he’s dead. Later, jackass!
Was Micah a skeptic though? He believed it pretty quick, he just had no respect for it and antagonised Toby on purpose.
Well, he's verified racist. 🤷 That was enough for me to be super offput. Let me explain. RANT INCOMING!
I'm willing to try to believe you if you give any examples or evidence. Please? I'm genuinely curious as to why you think so.
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That's not as funny though.
I think the outfit constantly changing is going to be a one season thing, then he is going to settle down and go between 2 or 3 set looks from then on. I have absolutely nothing to base this on. I just think it would be a good way of physically showing that he is still trying to work out who he is sans overwhelming amounts of unresolved trauma and then the settling on a look later means he has worked out who he is again.
Brand recognition and merchandising.
Probably easier for continuity too. If in every episode you know what costume the Doctor is wearing is what he always wears then all you have to think about is what state it is in while filming this particular scene.
Pretty sure Moffat has said somewhere that he writes the Doctor as a madman who has delusions of being the star of a show called Doctor Who, yeah
I prefer that to OPs idea. Kind of like Abed in Community, treats life like he is in a TV show even though in fiction he doesn't actually know he is in a show.
Weird to me that she would even entertain the conversation honestly.
Have you never read about the shit that often happens to women who say no to men like this? It's bad enough for women to say to some men that are strangers on the street. This is her neighbour. He knows where she lives.
The top was drawn by someone who has a De-bimbofication fetish. Some people thought this was shaming women who dressed provocative or whatnot instead of it just being fetish artwork. Because of that, someone decided to draw it as each stage in the De-bimbofication as a separate girl, all of them having a book club together.
I don't understand why they keep asking him who started the war.
The Allies(to be) even tried appeasement for a while, hoping that Germany would be happy with just Austria.
Sleepaway Camp.