The other day, I read that red skin could be a sign of diabetes. And dude, he ate the food made by the nigress with his hands. Is prohibiting the use of cutlery a part of black history month, since niggers usually don't have access to it?
Nah man, you gotta skip through and watch them at 2x speed. It's nightmare-fuel kino.
I can't sleep, so I had to try it. You are so right! Major Doug feels. I'd want to kill him at normal speed.
He fits the bugmen profile to a T.
Just the thumbnails are more than enough to give me cancer
I think part of the problem is that you never know if you'll want to read that book again. Same thing goes with video games or movies. You might read, watch or play it once and think immediately afterwards that you'll never do it again. But then a few years down the road you suddenly want to and since you still have it in your collection you can.
I'm glad it was at least decent. I think we've all seen way too many things that just stick a IP on the label on some sugar water and call it a day.
Superbowl ads have been as big of a draw to the Superbowl as the actual football game as long as I can remember, though now that I think of it, that really is a seriously consoomer-tier thing to care about. Commercials are generally seen as a necessary evil, except for Super Bowl Sunday, because the ad space starts at seven figures and the draw is that they're really gonna go all out and shove their brand in your face. I get the appeal, the appeal that the ads are big budget short films, but they can't really be films with any substance, because their entire purpose is to sell you on a product. Not to mention, personally, I know I've seen a bunch of assorted Super Bowl ads, yet the only one I can remember was this one ad for a local place, I think maybe like an auto mechanic, where it was literally just the guy and some employees of his in a shop saying "Yep, we paid a fortune for this super bowl ad! Everyone wave to the camera! Well if you need your brakes fixed or some shit, come on down to Chuck's Queers and Rears, and we'll inspect your tailpipe for free"
I'd gladly do that without even having to argue with the guy, and I'll even throw in some complementary stomping on them
Smashing Funko Pops should be the new form of "fireworks" every New Year.
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"my gf got mad and did this to me" sure sounds a lot like "my 3 yr old kid told me beautiful reflexion today" . None of the boxes even look damaged.
Super Bowl parties are a huge thing and if you aren't into football the commercials are a welcome reprieve since it at least gives you something to watch and talk about, that's really the main appeal of them.
Oh no! She pulled down a shelf! I don't see any damage to the pops or the boxes. It's almost like she was trying to really annoy you without actually harming the things you value; you know, like someone who cares about you but is really angry with you would do. Maybe some boxes got crushed, but I saw an image of a brand new game console that some insane girlfriend literally destroyed because her boyfriend played on it when she wanted attention, so ya know, count yourself lucky.
Notice how the shelf has a wall anchor up top to stop this from happening and buddy boy just straight up ain't using it. Although I am curious as to how all those funkos in the background ended up on top of and behind that other shelf, he must have more wall shelves above the picture. Credit where it's due to Funko Pop though, those boxes are decently made to be thrown off shelves and survive totally intact like that, assuming that's what actually happened.
When K-Marts started dying 20 years ago, some of them pulled out bins full of hoards of secondhand NES and SNES cartridges repackaged by a 3rd party. I got so excited at first, but then saw it was 99% Madden.
I think the Funkos on top were stacked on top of the shelves, and she smacked that shit over so fast, the top Funkos were briefly suspended in air like Wile E. Coyote.