/a/swVsC2M#cikhYfV and here we can see and hear the guy who shoots first, and see his arm and the recoil from the shot. I wanna make sure you know im not attacking you or anything i just want the truth to be what it is, and that they straight killed him because they wanted to, not because there was any sort of confusion.
/a/swVsC2M#cikhYfV and here we can see and hear the guy who shoots first, and see his arm and the recoil from the shot. I wanna make sure you know im not attacking you or anything i just want the truth to be what it is, and that they straight killed him because they wanted to, not because there was any sort of confusion.
/a/ZLdB6io#CNkncyq you can see him leaving with it and not firing
I hate to be THAT guy but Im not going to let them have any type of weaseling out with any excuse they can come up with they never fired Alex's gun so there was no confusion, there's a good angle of the guy in the Grey jacket getting it and going away with it and never firing, who did shoot though? The guy in dark blue jeans with light tanned top, black mask. Who sees the gun being taken away and pulls his out and puts it to Alex's back and fires. Thats the first shot heard. I hope they all rot
My coworker told me about it a couple months ago and i watched it then for the first time and about died laughing and asked myself how the hell I missed this gem, and probably my favorite Sam Rockwell role. He killed me
Allow myself to introduce... myself
There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch
Honestly as someone who was born after the 80s watching the movies from then and enjoying most of them my opinion of it really is the 80s are the best era of movies ever hands down. They were original, quirky, different and not everything was the same, whereas today everything is a remake or a sequel and nothing really actually original and it's quite frustrating that nobody can take a chance on an original idea for a movie today.
Working at a Kroger owned store, they cut our bonuses based off of how the store was doing and said they would replace it with something better and of course never did. During the pandemic we only got 1 month of hazard pay and after that month McMullen got a $22M bonus, to put it lightly fuck Kroger
As someone who is 6'9 I feel like I could count on 1 hand how many times I've seen a woman 6ft+ but I'd agree with we have our own thing
"Come with me, It is the only way.."
Considering the scale, yes I do. Star Wars is one of the biggest Fandoms in the world if not the biggest. The fact it lost 50% by the third movie and nearly at the second is in fact a failure.
Weird. I guess we have different definitions. First movie 2b. Second movie 1.3b. Third movie 1b. Guess box office totals did mind after all. I wonder why it was the first trilogy out of the 3 to have a downward trend... could it be because it was executed so poorly and haphazardly?
We won't know until he croaks, he has said that his kids are only getting 10million each, and everything else is being given away to charities etc.
I agree, I didn't like it at all tbh and I kept watching to see if it would get better it took until that episode in the meme for me to be absolutely hooked.
Idk ever since I heard someone say "if I were green, I would die" I can't unhear it, sadly idk if it makes it better or worse
After a family accident, been helping pay the bills for the last 9 years and I'm almost 30 and I'd like to be able to move out eventually now that the family situation has somewhat leveled out even though its still rough, but it's too damn expensive to go anywhere
I wish this was more reported and shown on the news, actually educate the public on what the parties are doing, and elimate the blame game and the projecting
I forget what professor said it but NGT interviewed them and asked how much of space have we observed/looked for life and she said and im paraphrasing "if we took the ocean as the entirety of space, we've looked in roughly 1 cup of water, and did we catch a fish in the cup? Probably not so to say there aren't fish in the ocean is a very dumb assumption based off of one cup of water"
I've never understood why that picture isn't plastered all over the news. Why the American public doesn't get shown daily what these spineless fucks are doing to you, there's zero debate about who's doing what when you actually see it. Never seen a job with such importance given such lack of care and its all at the expense of 300M Americans.
Why don't the cops just cut his arm off so he can't throw a rock again while we're at it? /s
My understanding was Thor was suppose to be like nearly 3.5 hours long iirc and then he was forced to shorten it up by the studio, which is why a lot of that movie just feels like it got brushed through
to be fairrrrrrrrr you say teammate and it implies a player sitting on the bench, not a trainer and a trainer is apart of the team or he wouldn't be called a trainer. You wouldn't say teammate and refer to your coach, you would just say coach
Somebody get me a sock
I was today years old when I learned the Big Mac is a cake.
That scene was my introduction into the boys. I was at a friend's place and he was watching it and I've never seen the boys at all, and I was in the kitchen getting water and something made me laugh leading up to that scene and when it showed up I was like "what the actual fuck is this show?" Watched a bit more of that episode and laughed and then proceeded to binge all 3 seasons.
Living in AZ this is the most appropriate use of water I've ever seen. Surprised we aren't using Gatorade to solve our drought issues.
It's just sad that they wrote each movie after the next basically writing to react to what was well received and what wasn't and it ended up screwing them over in the long run, instead of having one director for the whole trilogy or at least have a writer(s) have the whole trilogy written prior to filming any of it. They failed before they even started imo and that's not even getting into they decisions made with the story and or characters to why I hate those movies.
I just don't believe in the fuck around and find out at the potential cost of others expense