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Bloo

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Everything posted by Bloo

  1. Scott and Kip did. I liked Heated Rivalry. I think there are interesting features in the dynamic between the two main characters (e.g., Shane's autism for instance). However, there have been many more interesting and compelling examples of MLM relationships on screen in recent years, a couple of examples include Nick/Charlie from Heartstopper and Bill/Frank from The Last of Us.
  2. Reminder that none of Elon Musk’s predictions have worked out.
  3. Given her history of touting progressive values, it is so pathetic and disappointing to see her unable to acknowledge the horrors happening in Gaza and defend oppressive force that is actively slaughtering the Palestinian people—while she wrote an entire song calling out George Bush for invading Iraq.
  4. I've thought about a matter that is somewhat related to this. For instance, I've always despised the phrase, "She's still beautiful on the inside." I really only hear this said about women. It is as if a woman can have no value unless she is "beautiful" in some way. Her value cannot come from her confidence, her intelligence, her endurance, her humor, her gumption, her suave, etc. We're able to describe the value of men with a more diverse vocabulary; but, women must always be "beautiful" to some extent, if not on the outside then on the "inside". Social media obviously only worsened this because people chase validation. But, men do this too (e.g., gym selfies).
  5. More or less the same as I felt about it when it came out. It’s a disappointment compared to Melodrama. It’s still her worst album. However, there are some fantastic songs on it and it has its place (e.g., genuinely works amazingly for a chill beach day if you live near the beach).
  6. Things that didn’t happen for $200.
  7. The idea of doing anything with a woman... downstairs makes me physically recoil. So... 🌟
  8. This should have been obvious. Honestly, for Democrats to secure a meaningful majority (based on what we know now), they have always needed to assume Fetterman was going to switch parties because he is truly a Democrat in registration only. Any decisive vote will have him flip to line up with the Republicans, giving them the majority, even if the Democrats technically have a 51-49 majority.
  9. Demanding a senate candidate to admonish people on the Internet for criticizing the politician you like is a childish demand. They’re free to make it. But it looks ridiculously silly.
  10. I don’t support it in any scenario. Even for the most cartoonish example of an evil person (e.g., a mass murderer, a serial rapist), they should just stay in prison for life. Once you start saying “yes” to whether the government should be allowed to murder people, you are extending a power no organized group should have. Just let them sit in prison (this is also cheaper!).
  11. No. I don’t support the death penalty at all. No government should have a “right” to kill people.
  12. What’s scarier is she stayed at the same inn as me and my dad. I swear that woman will forever haunt me even though I don’t live in KY anymore.
  13. I’m on vacation and I just saw Amy McGrath wearing a Kentucky hat. Did I stop and stare in confusion? Yes! That’s all.
  14. I don’t have much of an opinion on her. But I will always appreciate this great skit from her:
  15. You could be right. Though, I hope you're not! Hopefully the chaotic pulse and rhythm of our news cycle makes Platner fade from public memory. However, Leftists that did relentlessly prop him up and decried any criticism of him learn from Platner.
  16. I agree with all your points in that it all boils down to multiple flavors of identity politics; it's just really difficult to witness time and time again. But, oh well. The Left may need to engage in more carpetbagging at this point and run talented candidates in states even if they are not from there—so long as the infrastructure is in place to support a talented candidate.
  17. Haley Stevens seems to be intentionally doing her current voice...
  18. This was a great line of questioning on Scahill's part. There is nothing coherent about liberal Zionism when it is challenged with any amount of honesty.
  19. It's baffling to see this race unfold because Haley Stevens is just flat out uncomfortable to even listen to. She has terrible policies, she—bluntly—does not look good on camera, and she is so unsettling to listen to. I cannot fathom why voters would go to her at all beyond identity politics.
  20. I don't really stan people. The only artist I really stanned was Kelly Clarkson and she's a retired talk show host that occasionally releases music—also not a billionaire.
  21. Not a single question is specific to the US.
  22. I got classified as an Eco-Marxist.
  23. I know the girls, gays, and theys love HMHAS, but that album has never clicked for me for some reason—despite enjoying Billie’s prior albums and EP. YSPSFAGSIL is a gem for me, so it easily gets my vote.

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