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This guys was a leader of Texas. One that was demographically replaced under his control.
This wheel chair retard boomer literally sold out your state and its culture, history and demographic in about 10 years.
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“WE HAD A GOOD THING YOU ORANGE SON OF A B*TCH. We had the senate, we had the house, we had the billionaires. All you needed to do was to shut up, deport people and we would be fine. But no, you just had to bomb Iran for the jews”
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Groups the Republicans represent:
> Boomers
> Indians
> Israelis
Groups the Republicans don't represent:
> Average Americans
While he was referring to the Left, Asmongold said it best when it comes to representation...
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Donald Trump can’t save you.
Elon Musk can’t save you.
The Pope can’t save you.
Jesus can save you.
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25 years later, and “Kitty has to go” still hurts the same.
Pete Docter’s MONSTERS, INC. (2001), featuring the voices of John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Mary Gibbs, Steve Buscemi, James Coburn and Jennifer Tilly, received four nominations at the 74th Oscars and won one: Animated Feature Film, Original Score, Original Song - “If I Didn’t Have You” (Won) and Sound Editing.
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It's an intentional detail that everyone underestimates Spidey. Peter prefers it that way, it's part of why he tells jokes all the time.
The Joker, however, is on the same level of Batman in researching and predicting his opponents, especially the ones with really high moral compasses.
Not that Joker would definitely beat Spidey, but it's unlikely he'd lose by monologuing too long. Depending on the versions, the actual tough part and likely deciding factor would be getting past the spider-sense.
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Fascinating how everyone is claiming that Spidey's jokes would be the deciding factor purely because of his fight against Terry.
Firstly, Timm-verse Joker has characteristics that aren't universally shared by his other iterations. Are there any other definitive versions of the Joker that raged about being laughed at?
Second, I was always under the impression that Joker lost it in that fight specifically because BATMAN was laughing at him. This is the same guy who often has to deal with Robin, a sidekick known for his constant quips. Terry shouldn't really be anything new.
Third, the problem with the Joker is that you can beat him, but if you're not willing to kill him, he's probably gonna come back and do something heinous. Spidey is likely winning one single encounter against the Joker, but maintaining his sanity after Joker has become obsessed with him is another story.
