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Muta and Giant told a complete story in just a few seconds. There was a clear beginning, a clear turning point, and a clear ending, and nothing in between felt forced. That is something many wrestlers cannot do in a thirty-minute match.
It worked because every little thing had a purpose: the timing, the facial expressions and the body language. Props to Paul Wight, who sold the Green Mist so well that you could feel the shock and pain through the screen.
Watching Malfoid shippers debating a new canon like the early Christian sects sure is something. I'm just waiting for the Nevilleurge heresy to happen.
Drawover idea:
The ending of Midnight Cowboy but with @VT5210 and @JoeChipFake
I'm sure that Aaron, God's pick for His first Head Priest, facilitating the Golden Calf incident at literally the same time that God is describing the vestments of Priesthood to Moses is a complete coincidence
Guys! I've got a new idea!
Military fiction (which I, despite having never served, know everything about thanks to 40k and Black Rifle Coffee)... but with furries!
I know. I'm a genius. You're welcome.
This movie is on its knees, tears streaming down its face, dirty crying and begging for brown kids and sex perverts to please, please watch it.
You know to a certainty that Black Sabbath codified metal and all of its subgenres by themselves because there have been no less than five failed attempts by mystes to disprove that they did not, in fact, do this thing that they obviously did
It's that day of the season where @ScorpioDragon84 logs on, likes 21 of my posts in the span of 3 minutes, and then realizes he's on social media and immediately goes dark again for another 3 months like he's afraid his mom is gonna catch him
Continuing my slow Bible reading
God must really like screwing around with Moses if he's making Aaron do all the talking and then makes Aaron the first High Priest
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The creators of Bioshock wanted to create art using politics.
You want to create politics using art.
Stop pretending they are the same.





















