Maybe it’s time for a closer read of your favorite works.

You should read some existentialist philosophy, man. L’Étranger seems like the book for you, my dude. Particularly, the bit about the guy and his dog.

We need the CEO of Antifa to pipe in as well!

Should we start calling him Bonesaw Bill or Bonesaw Burr.

Have you attempted showering them with barely contained lust? Like looney tune style ‘awooga’ stuff?

I wish more bands I like were on bandcamp

I’m unconvinced. Must have been someone else.

Do you mean this middling actor who has EXCLUSIVELY been in slop for around 2 decades suddenly gave one of the greatest film performances in history? Well, call me a skeptic.

So not fuck-all then, got it.

The duck are you doing? Arguing online? BOYCOTTING? Fuck all, I imagine.

What a weird fucking hobby to have. Hope this person gets the help they clearly need.

There are no ads

None of those cars look like Playstation 1 cars. These are Playstation 2 AT WORST. I lust for a low poly SACK OF SHIT

I think it looks like shit and I LIKE that it looks like shit. I’ll never have one, but maybe there is a parallel reality where we have woke Musk, and I can also afford one.

Jackson was a producer on the project from the beginning, and HE wanted Guillermo Del Toro to direct. IIRC Jackson wasn’t super jazzed to do The Hobbit, but, when Del Toro left and because New Line couldn’t be fucked to wait for him to finish a different project, Jackson was the only acceptable replacement that fit into their timeline. Jackson did not want to be doing more LOTR, and it’s probably still true. The Hobbit was a turd with too much money tossed at it, while LOTR’s was lighting in a bottle with many years of preproduction* and passion behind it. Jackson will never make anything as good again.

Edit: fixed some words.

Extinguish that hope and recall that he was also involved with The Hobbit.

Surely, the writers of this cash grab are just as talented as J.R.R Tolkien.

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You got me. Fortunately, I don’t need to look very hard to find a replacement.

I submit, for your consideration, ‘I will always love you’ by Dolly Parton, as one example; the many works of Emily Dickinson; and probably a non-zero number of works attributed to men (Such as the Brönte Sisters) since women have not been socially allowed to benefit from the arts until reletively recently.

Edit: see below comment, updated with Dolly.