Careercow Robert Chipman / Bob / Moviebob / "Movieblob" - Middle-Aged Consoomer, CWC with a Thesaurus, Ardent Male Feminist and Superior Futurist, the Twice-Fired, the Mario-Worshipper, publicly dismantled by Hot Dog Girl, now a diabetic

How will Bob react to seeing the Mario film?


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Here he is playing doctor:

Reminder that Bob is almost certainly awake at 4 am because his undiagnosed sleep apnea is causing him to wake up over and over again as his oxygen-deprived brain is incapable of achieving REM sleep.

But you hand down medical advice, you superior evolved being, you.
 
But when you spend money on latter-day Simpsons DVDs and multiple Mario statues, then that makes you a superior person.
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TBF, if I could join the esteemed company of Moviebob, I also wouldn't make the effort to verify my account.
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"Lol look at all the dumb shit you can easily sell to these Trump republicans retards!"

"Hey Bob, I made a video game about a native American tranny midget superhero with no legs!"

"WHAT? WHERE?! GIMME GIMME GIMME!"
 
Well, no one cares, Bob.
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Considering that the plotline in question begins with Chappelle hilariously roasting Eddie Murphy's fat character.. I think we know someone who might care.

 
Oh, fuck you you fun-hating twats. Zombie media is about killing minorities as much as Hansel and Gretel was a damning indictment of pastry chefs.

Is ANYTHING damn well allowed anymore? Or do we need a certain amount of Progress Points in media before we start liking something?
 
What I got out of the Dave Chappelle scene was basically the professor seeing a comedian who whole routine was making fun of the audience. When the professor changed he went back and roasted him back as revenge. The comedian was not prepared and lost it.


How does any of this relate to any controversy of "don't censor our jokes"? Maybe the heckling aspect but that is not what people are worried about when it comes to censoring humor. Of course Bob also recently shown he does not understand zombie shows as entertainment so maybe Bob just doesn't understand any media.
 
Doesn't Bob frequently express his belief in a subhuman race that needs to be purged to achieve a Superior Future? He just calls the zombies rednecks.

That actually reinforces the point, though. People dehumanise their enemies. Bob has explicitly done that with Republicans and other "obsolete" people. I do think part of the zombie craze was the idea of an enemy that wasn't human and could thus be destroyed without moral concern.
 
That actually reinforces the point, though. People dehumanise their enemies. Bob has explicitly done that with Republicans and other "obsolete" people. I do think part of the zombie craze was the idea of an enemy that wasn't human and could thus be destroyed without moral concern.
Isn't that still a reach to say it's some coded message for people who want to gun down all foreigners?
 
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What I got out of the Dave Chappelle scene was basically the professor seeing a comedian who whole routine was making fun of the audience. When the professor changed he went back and roasted him back as revenge. The comedian was not prepared and lost it.


How does any of this relate to any controversy of "don't censor our jokes"? Maybe the heckling aspect but that is not what people are worried about when it comes to censoring humor. Of course Bob also recently shown he does not understand zombie shows as entertainment so maybe Bob just doesn't understand any media.
It's because people who make fun of fat men are not fit to be part of the superior future.
 
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Isn't that still a reach to say it's some coded message for people who want to gun down all foreigners?

If you're saying that's the only appeal, yes. But it's pretty clear that a major appeal of zombies is that they aren't human and so there are no ethical problems with killing them.

People's enemies aren't necessarily foreigners, as we see with Bob here.
 
That actually reinforces the point, though. People dehumanise their enemies. Bob has explicitly done that with Republicans and other "obsolete" people. I do think part of the zombie craze was the idea of an enemy that wasn't human and could thus be destroyed without moral concern.
Won't say it wasn't for some and it is certainly a dehumanizing way of thinking of your opponents. Nazi zombies are perhaps the most explicit example of this, if going for the political angle.

For myself, Zombies are more defined by humanity's foolish attempts at trying to play god with life. While we might cure cancer, if the unintended consequence is having brain eating monsters roaming about then maybe its worth taking it slow. Other questions about potential utility as a tool (civilian or military) or the moral quandries of disturbing the remains of the dead are also there.Those themes are much more compelling and fun to explore.

Using it as a stand-in for political opponents, so you can guilt free watch them get slaughtered is fine, but there can be more to them.
 
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Bob is the only person I've ever seen that gets excited over monopolies that aren't part of some mega-corp themselves. I'm still not even sure how a so-called "leftist" can see that and not want to shatter that shit into so many fragments that you won't even see it under a microscope.

He's not a leftist, he's just an insufferable snob who projects his own insecurity into A-Logging "obsolete" people.
 
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