…it ends up being something like this!
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Once a legitimate blog. Now just a collection of memes 'n menz.
…it ends up being something like this!
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Five year old shoots and kills his two year old sister.
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Me: What the fuck are you doing? What. The Fuck. Are you doing.
Me: NICE BLINKER, ASSHOLE!
Me: Why the FUCK are we not even going the speed limit? WHY?
Me: I AM GOING TEN MILES PER HOUR OVER THE SPEED LIMIT. WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?
Me: Shit, is that a cop? No.
Me: Shit, THAT is a cop.
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While I am not a big fan of Tom Cruise, Oblivion was surprisingly good. In fact, I’d go so far as to give it an 8 out of 10. It’s one of those films that left me thinking about it hours later.
As many reviews have stated, the visuals are absolutely stunning. In a lot of films, CGI often overpowers the storytelling, but in this case it it simply blended seamlessly into it. And while I hate to admit it, Mr. Cruise is a decent enough actor that I can ignore the Crazytown bubbling beneath the surface of his real life to accept the character he’s playing as believable.

Damn, I want that house in the sky. (And of course the vehicle required to go to and from the place.)
I also have to applaud the storyline. Yes, it used a dozen well-worn tropes of science fiction, but combined them in a way that still seemed fresh, and while there were a few plot holes left unanswered (exactly how did that mountain paradise escape destruction?) they were minor in comparison to some other recent big-budget highly anticipated sci-fi I’ve seen (cough, Prometheus, cough).
I didn’t see the plot twist coming, which is always a good thing as far as I’m concerned. Surprise me, Hollywood. Make me walk out of a theater not feeling like I’d just fed fifteen dollars into a shredder.
It was also a very pleasant surprise that when the true nature of the invaders was finally revealed, it wasn’t a hoard of rubber-masked applied-prosthetic bipeds.
And the OST by M83 is pretty damn good too.
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From Rosa Rubicondior:
What the Pious really mean.
I’ll pray for you because:
Isn’t it great the way religion can be used against other people is so many different ways? Has mankind ever devised any better source of excuses for the morally bankrupt than religion?
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The Czech Republic’s ambassador to the United States was forced to clarify to the internet that the “Czech Republic and Chechnya are two very different entities.”

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