It rhymes with "scampi". Big nerd. Occasionally funny. Doesn't play well with bigots. Your husband is in my DMs. We're planning your next big gift.
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Added my merch store to the bio link collection. Hesitant to direct link it for fear it gets shadowbanned.
Real life kinda sucks now and some purchases would help a lot. Here's three of my favorite shirts I've made.
Is this fucking engagement bait or is this guy actually this fucking stupid?
I realize they didn't compile the list - they're using somebody else's - but they used a picture of the wrong fucking character for #1.
Was it deliberate?
I don't understand this pessimism about Clea when Time Runs Out is clearly being adapted for Doomsday and her appearance in Dr. Strange 2 directly played into the concept of the Incursions.
Anybody else on the list, sure; especially the ones from TV, but Clea? Give it a chance
This is the best non-answer. Dave knows that Hulk is untrustworthy but he also knows that anybody following wrestling for any length of time knows this as well.
Best thing Immortal Hulk did(and it was a good series overall) was establish Cosmic Rays as a weakness of The Hulk. Explained how The Thing, who’s pretty fucking strong, could take on The Hulk, who’s the fucking strongest.
On the other hand, I made an extended reference to 1991’s Nothing But Trouble planning for it to bomb and people actually got the reference.
Sad only one male was on the list.
I’m sure there were others who could have made it but a lot were happy to buddy buddy with him
Kane has spent the last decade proving everybody who said he was the most thoughtful wrestler wrong. Let’s give him the shovel to dig his own hole.
Washington Sun: A Former Pro Wrestler Could Be Tennessee’s Next Senator
Glenn Jacobs, the former Knox County, Tennessee, mayor better known to wrestling fans as Kane, has emerged as the favorite to fill the Senate seat Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tennessee) will vacate to become governor after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was ruled out of contention, according to multiple people familiar with the jockeying.
washingtonsun.com/congress/f…
Once again I do two sets and record the one other than what I should have recorded.
First set was good. I’m a funny guy. Having it recorded isn’t a big deal because I know these jokes work.
Ok. Is been HOW LONG since Gail Simone coined the phrase? The moderator should be familiar with it. A normie doesn’t have to be but someone ostensibly in the industry does.
This app has me fighting against Donald Trump as an attractiveness peer.
Fuck.
I might use this to refresh my dating apps pics, though. Could be useful to test everything and find the best foot to put forward.
TikTok also scores how attractive you are, guesses your age/gender, and calculates your mood with some of these on-device models.
I pulled them out of the app, so you can try it directly here: ayoships.com/tools/tiktok-fa…
I ported them from ByteNN so they run in your browser. My tests showed significant negative bias against darker skin and older faces.
Tom Arnold could have finally Indiana Jonesed the video from Mark Burnett's offices and they'd still bend over backwards to explain why Trump actually used a soft r and that's not actually racist because reasons
You can't dunk on people who refuse to see the hoop
I understand the term has a horrible history, but I'm seriously asking - if I'm referring to the "magical ______" trope, particularly if the context is critical of the trope, what language should be used instead?
Amanda from Smosh said ‘negroes’ with her full chest on a Dropout show and no one said anything about it and it’s not funny but as a black woman I am laughing it was so crazy she did not hesitate. She’s Boston to her CORE
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Context: Amanda was present for a presentation by a black man about the “Magical Negro”, a term used in TV/cinema to describe a black supporting character who has magical powers that aids the main character. She used the term to ask questions about the term of the black man.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_N…
My first instinct was to explain why it's not meant to be offensive and it's a failure of mine that that's the case, but I really want to know if the use of the phrase is offensive to more than just a few people or if it actually is harmful
