Just what I think 21 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
I had insecurities about my weight- but it certainly didn't come from animated characters. It came from real live people- actresses and models, not fictional, animated characters who I knew weren't real and had unrealistic standards, and my problem started around the age of 12.
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Just what I think 21 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
when you're a kid you don't think about that- I certainly didn't. That and, a lot of the films with such a case were made in a different time when women didn't have such a loud voice in the world and 'relied' on men more. They've changed it now, often the women save the men or they save eachover- they can't just get rid of all the old Disney films- they're out there now, and much loved classics- there'd be a riot if they 'disowned' them of sorts.
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+ A mother who dies before the movie 11 comments
Paul Walker quote (Fast and Furious) 23 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
it was the driver who died on impact. They say Paul was knocked unconscious and died in the fire afterwards.
Something is wrong here. 12 comments
Human, I require your assistance right meow 7 comments
This needs to be said 22 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
I personally haven't watched any of them- nor did I know another is planned. That's actually quite disappointing, I thought it would be better to end with 7, not to mention how difficult it will be considering how 7 ended and Paul's death
This needs to be said 22 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
it is true- but this can be seen as a positive. The boost was not worth his death- nowhere near, but Paul loved the Fast and Furious franchise and the rest of the cast and crew- it was a massive part of his life and he probably wanted it to be a big success.
What I'm saying is- you're 100% right. His death certainly drew more attention to the movie, but Fast and Furious was an icon for him, it was part of his identity, and I'm glad that so many people cared enough to go and see it because they heard one of the actors died.
On another note- it doesn't really need to be said. It makes it sound like the movie is exploiting his death when in reality- they almost cancelled the entire thing to make sure his family were comfortable with it and the rest of the cast and crew were willing.
It was a tragedy- a horrific tragedy, not a set up publicity stunt like this post makes it sound.
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What I'm saying is- you're 100% right. His death certainly drew more attention to the movie, but Fast and Furious was an icon for him, it was part of his identity, and I'm glad that so many people cared enough to go and see it because they heard one of the actors died.
On another note- it doesn't really need to be said. It makes it sound like the movie is exploiting his death when in reality- they almost cancelled the entire thing to make sure his family were comfortable with it and the rest of the cast and crew were willing.
It was a tragedy- a horrific tragedy, not a set up publicity stunt like this post makes it sound.
Even ghosts are tired of his shit 19 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
no, I mean the whole being in the dark. Whether we're supposed to take it as true or not- they want to dramatize it a little and make it creepier- hence the spooky sound effects and darkness. The dark is linked with fear and monsters and ghosts and all that jazz. Spending the night in an allegedly haunted building with the lights on everywhere just wouldn't be as frightening as creeping around in the pitch darkness with night vision cameras. Most ghost-hunting shows will do that. The dark is linked to the supernatural- it's another aspect to try and create this perfect balance of the entertainment and the findings of the team.
Dem feels 26 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
I don't know what schools you've been around, but I've never had that as a problem. People bring Ipads into my school and stuff- because we're all 11-18 years old- we already have social skills and talk to eachover WHILE people are on ipads. Any younger ages- generally the most the school will supply them with is computers, laptops at the most, which they aren't allowed to take off school grounds. Unless they bring their own ipads/ipods or phones in- in which case the majority of parents wouldn't allow them to. Even for kids who do have ipads in school- you cannot spend All.DAY on the ipad. Lessons, talking, group projects. It's a special kind of parent that sends a kid on their VERY FIRST DAY of any form of education in with an Ipad- that is the only way I can see a child never developing social skills.
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our soilders aren't evil 29 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
guys- they're still humans. The majority probably don't want to harm or frighten innocents- especially children. I'll admit- of course there are some terrible people who are Just as bad as the people they're trying to exterminate, but for the most part- they're decent people. You could probably meet a soldier in the pub and have a normal conversation and not realise he's been overseas and killed someone under orders.
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our soilders aren't evil 29 comments
our soilders aren't evil 29 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
their targets to kill are people who are MURDERING innocents and threatening others. I don't like the idea of killing either, but the fact is- they're sent. It's their job and they follow orders. I don't know if I would consider anybody 'good', but they're not bad people, their orders aren't 'go and shoot a bunch of innocent people' their orders are 'go and rid us and them of a dangerous group'
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As an American where you have to be 21+ to drink 45 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
People, you know what else can protect your lifespan and youth- getting shot!
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As an American where you have to be 21+ to drink 45 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
in the UK, you can join the army, have sex and get married at 16, start driving at 17, start drinking and voting at 18. The irony I find is in the fact that there are war VIDEO GAMES rated 18 that a 16 year old could not play- yet they can go and live it.
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Look at them eyesies 6 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
I have to say, I think pit bulls have some of the most beautiful eyes of any dog breed
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I'm signing in 26 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
I do it- but naturally, so I give them shape and fill them in to be a bit darker. It's when people basically sharpie on their eyebrows that you have a problem
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Even ghosts are tired of his shit 19 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
it's for entertainment purposes- it makes it more creepy/eery if they're stuck in the dark. Like when Zak allegedly got possessed- whether it was real or not it was creepy turning the corner to see him sat in the middle of the room in the pitch black on his own.
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Even ghosts are tired of his shit 19 comments
Superman Buster 27 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
I bet that Bruce and Clark will fight for like five minutes then join forces against something else
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Frozen is the first... *b*tchslap* STFU 32 comments
jollysailorbold
· 9 years ago
but I thought Big Hero Six had a better plot. In the world of Disney- it was completely new, and one of the rarer films with no love interests, no princesses and male protagonists.
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Frozen is the first... *b*tchslap* STFU 32 comments
