#for trauma

Yes I’ve seen it!

I’m actually a pretty big movie buff and I really do try to catch all the movies that are going to the Oscars. Del Toro is a great director and I love anything with a good monster! Plus in case you can’t tell… sentient creatures being captured and dehumanised is one of my favourite themes. Anything to make the audience question what is humanity beyond a human. I’ve definitely been inspired by it along with other ‘monster’ media. I’m glad you enjoyed the film!

Frank: This is gonna sound mean...

Jimmy: HOLD UP, I'm getting popcorn.

Riley: Get me--get me SOMETHING, get me...aw, fuck, get me a milkshake or something.

Trent: Fuck both of those, just get beer.

Mark: Oh, this should be good.

Antoine: Awwright, pass 'em around, pass 'em around...there. All open.

Frank: ...I don't care. Anyways, in my personal experience here, there's, like. Levels of Assholery for people who've lost bits. Lost-a-Legs are nicer, because honestly, we get mobility aids to hit or mow down people who suck too bad. Lost-an-Arms tend to be a little dangerous because of that Toy Story thing, and then, ah. Look. I've worked with three people who lost an eye. All of them were absolute motherfuckers. Honestly, now that I think about it, eye problem people in general tend to be a little dickish.

Jimmy: AHEM.

Frank: Jimmy. You did major programming on tanks designed to kill Batman.

Jimmy: So did you!

Frank: Yes, but you're the one who went all Mulan-army and made a Batman scarecrow thing for them to shoot at.

Jimmy: That's true.