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I skipped the two first seasons and pretend that they don't exist.
I really liked this. Sure, it was fanservice. But it was also a farewell to, well pretty much all legacy characters. I also really liked the fanservice. It was becoming.
I found it feeling like a 90's show, but made today. Probably because that's just what it is. Was some things stupid, hookey, or cheesey? Or all of the above? Please, doesn't that go for all of Trek?
This also obviously means that we need to get to terms with that no matter what we think - There will be more Trek. But not as we know it.
And probably point-defence systems for incoming torpedos.
Are we sure Wade just isn't make shit up?
Sure, yeah.
They're like pizza. Even if it's a bad pizza, it's still a pizza and that ain't bad. Same with orgies. Everyone hates them until they try.
Oh for sure. They even found someone who is a good Peter Parker and a good Spidey. Tobey was a great Parker and Garfield was a great Spidey.
You see, both Bullock and Grant can act. And that's like, really important for romcoms.
Yeah, they sure did. And that's just the start of it.
I think Thor, the character in MCU, found that us Earthlings thought he was funny, and being the people person he actually is, he started being funnier. And him being the butt of many jokes, and "that's not how he used to be!". In Thor 1, if he's not the butt of a ton of jokes, he's the punchline. "I need a horse!". I may childish, but I thougt that was funny as hell. But I don't beleive for a second that he enjoyed the poor American excuse for coffee.
Oh for sure, all of the major characters are perfectly casted. It turned out so so good.
Yes. We are the only three people in the world who had a good time watching this.
And she's not "thicc" at all in those pics. I've been told.
Isn't this PG13? So she's a bit young for this.
I sure knew what an orgy was when I was 13.
I read Asterix when I was like six. To child me, an orgy was a lavish dinner party. Because that's what it used to mean.
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