I’ve missed it too. What the fuck is it even a reference to?

Nooooooo! This is fake news. FAKE NEWS!

Godzilla vs Megalon

It’s been years since I saw it, but it was my jam as a kid. Some sea people are mad and send their giant beetle thing, Megalon, to attack the surface, the sea people (Seatopians) also get help from aliens that send their kaiju, Gigan, to assist. A size changing robot, Jet Jaguar, gets his ass beat but Godzilla comes to the rescue in the nick of time. The end battle is a straight up WWE tag team matchup with kaijus!

Plus the movie ends with Jet Jaguar’s bad ass theme song and a freeze frame!

That’s part of the Pacific.

Spread the seed, avoid the greed?

I’m already triggered that mine isn’t that nice!

Thirded

Enjoy your new relationship with the toilet!

I don’t know that we could do it. That song would be filled with [REDACTED].

I dunno, man. It seems apples to oranges.

Oh god. How true this is!!! 😂

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.

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!

No idea what you’re referring to. Can you provide an example?

Cool, so Christmas isn’t a holiday? Then go back to work on this regular ass day, you fucking douchebags.

I would love to know the reasoning why they think they are persecuted. I legitimately cannot fathom how, in America, Christianity is persecuted.

Dude, you’re supposed to see a doctor after just a few hours.

Yes, you’re correct if we want to get technical.

However, I have a difficult time believing that most people truly think that using sentence ending punctuation is default passive aggressive. If I wanted to, I could read “great.” and “great” both as passive aggressive. The default takeaway of a response shouldn’t be negative, it’s just an answer using a rule that indicates that I’ve stopped my reply.

A good reader looks for context clues to decipher meaning. In the end, if one is unsure then just ask for clarification. Starting with a default negative view indicates to me that there is something deeper going on with that person.