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Good guy cop 15 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
Probably 'cause it isn't a pitbull. Poor pitbulls.
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You better not sneeze 4 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
Actually, the situation has improved drastically. The number of cases is lower and kids in some of the countries are going back to school.
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Who are they trying to fit in there? 12 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
But for real guys, it's a proportionally scaled-down version of the actual tent so that you can see all the features without them having to construct the real tent and take up a bunch of room in the store. This works especially well for those giant 12-person tents.
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Disney gets social media 3 comments
Best Blackout post I've seen so far 4 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
Tumblr's been doing a thing where all black people post selfies on the same day. They call it "Blackout".
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Corrupted leaders 11 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
Bet the comments aren't working for 'em. That happens when you get downvoted too many times.
Devestating animated movies 25 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
What I got out out of those two movies, personally, is the effects of war on the people NOT fighting it, like youngintrovert said.
e.g; Barefoot Gen starts with the father admitting he doesn't support the war. Their family doesn't have enough food because of it. And then, because of the government not surrendering, Hiroshima gets nuked and the majority of his family dies.
In Grave of the Fireflies, the opening scene itself depicts a bunch of dying, malnourished kids, probably orphaned by the war like Seita and his sister.
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Basically, I don't think either of those movies are excusing what the Japanese did, I believe they're actually illustrating just how BAD the war (that they essentially caused) was, especially for their own people - which, in my opinion, makes them look even worse.
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e.g; Barefoot Gen starts with the father admitting he doesn't support the war. Their family doesn't have enough food because of it. And then, because of the government not surrendering, Hiroshima gets nuked and the majority of his family dies.
In Grave of the Fireflies, the opening scene itself depicts a bunch of dying, malnourished kids, probably orphaned by the war like Seita and his sister.
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Basically, I don't think either of those movies are excusing what the Japanese did, I believe they're actually illustrating just how BAD the war (that they essentially caused) was, especially for their own people - which, in my opinion, makes them look even worse.
Willy's at it again 9 comments
After ranting about a shirt that was worn by a guy who landed a probe on a comet 57 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
I'm not even on Tumblr and I know those guys have been going insane about it for weeks.
Where the heck have YOU been?
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Where the heck have YOU been?
I loved last airbender more 40 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
It's subjective, isn't it? They were both very different. Apples and oranges.
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There is no movie 19 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
Whoa there friend, you might need to slow down.
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I would first like to know whether Guest has actually seen the show or not. If they have not, I can see how they may actually consider the movie halfway decent, in which case I recommend daily doses of watching the actual show, followed by a thorough reevaluation of their opinion of the movie.
And then we shall never speak of that atrocity ever again.
/Ever./
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I would first like to know whether Guest has actually seen the show or not. If they have not, I can see how they may actually consider the movie halfway decent, in which case I recommend daily doses of watching the actual show, followed by a thorough reevaluation of their opinion of the movie.
And then we shall never speak of that atrocity ever again.
/Ever./
As an Europeans this is how I imagine Americans eating their lunch 39 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
This is horribly inaccurate and I am extremely offended right now.
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I mean, CLEARLY it needs more bacon! How could you miss something so obvious? And where are the multiple assault rifles? The American flags? Where are the eagles? Where are the cheeseburgers? You know nothing, Jon Snow!
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I mean, CLEARLY it needs more bacon! How could you miss something so obvious? And where are the multiple assault rifles? The American flags? Where are the eagles? Where are the cheeseburgers? You know nothing, Jon Snow!
Precisely 10 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
I'm 99% sure I saw them in California a few years ago, I don't remember exactly which city. At the time I thought it was the coolest thing ever, still do!
Precisely 10 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
This is actually real! I've seen them in person, it was awesome and adorable at the same time.
If J Law Wasn't Acting 5 comments
Let's make this a thing 17 comments
snowroll
· 9 years ago
What a FANTASTIC idea!
Because clearly in every instance, a woman can reject a guy without fearing for her safety in the process!
Because our society knows from experience that **EVERY** man understands what the word "No" means!
You've saved us all!
Golly, I wish someone had thought of this sooner!
How innovative!
Wow!
Frickin' foolproof!
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[Up Next: If you're being mugged at gunpoint, kindly inform said armed assailant you'd prefer to keep your money.]
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Because clearly in every instance, a woman can reject a guy without fearing for her safety in the process!
Because our society knows from experience that **EVERY** man understands what the word "No" means!
You've saved us all!
Golly, I wish someone had thought of this sooner!
How innovative!
Wow!
Frickin' foolproof!
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[Up Next: If you're being mugged at gunpoint, kindly inform said armed assailant you'd prefer to keep your money.]
haha when it couldn't happen 36 comments
Generations of Benders 13 comments
