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no more tiddies

So what you’re saying is that Kirby could singlehandedly end Third Impact.

Yes, but it would be as a consequence of his anger over his cup of juice being spilled and not out of any awareness of the threat.

OK KO literally had an episode on gun control, but replaced the guns with remotes that turned people into skeletons. And then it talked about calling your local congressman. What fuckin symbolism

It was funny when animaniacs made fun of dumb PSA messages in cartoons

OK KO and shows like it (Steven Universe, Star, etc) are either already pissing me off or starting to piss me off. How about drawing a cartoon that doesn’t overuse the CalArts style and work on making a product that is memorable and effective to your audience.

Why he sleeping like a glitched npc character

“It’s like poetry, it rhymes.”

And yet it’s still a better movie than the entirety of the prequels and Episode 6.

Spaceballs is indeed better than most of Star Wars.

I was talking about The Last Jedi smart one. Just because you want to revise the Prequels quality doesn’t make it automatically better

By that logic, you might as well not even be mentioning anything whatsoever about the products. To not actually care about the actual quality of a product and just throwing it away under “all bad, don’t care”, you just give up an real form of critiques to any work. You wouldnt pull that if a product was good but had flaws, so don’t pull that on products with different quality.

1. Episode 6 has some very wonky acts that really drag the quality down. It’s entertainingly silly, but like TDKR, it’s not a good movie. 2. The revisionist history of the Prequels is the go to argument for all Star Wars fanboys. Usually it’s “it’s not as bad” or “they don’t count” are what is used. 3. The problem comes from the use of the so called “improvements” would devolve Into Reboots, fan Theories or scripts written like Wookipedia articles. I have yet to see hardcore Star Wars fanboys not devolve into this 4. Because it’s part of that revisionist history of “the prequels don’t count” side 5. I’m talking about how people tend to give up on saying “thing is bad, so I won’t critique it to ask what could be improved on”. Most people who find flaws in good movies tend to go into detail about said flaws, but it’s never the other way around.

“It’s like poetry, it rhymes.”

And yet it’s still a better movie than the entirety of the prequels and Episode 6.

Spaceballs is indeed better than most of Star Wars.

I was talking about The Last Jedi smart one. Just because you want to revise the Prequels quality doesn’t make it automatically better

By that logic, you might as well not even be mentioning anything whatsoever about the products. To not actually care about the actual quality of a product and just throwing it away under “all bad, don’t care”, you just give up an real form of critiques to any work. You wouldnt pull that if a product was good but had flaws, so don’t pull that on products with different quality.