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- Dec 6, 2020
It honestly seems like a cult.This unironically fills me with dread. I am not exaggerating for funnies when I say those photos make me genuinely uncomfortable and I would not feel safe there.
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It honestly seems like a cult.This unironically fills me with dread. I am not exaggerating for funnies when I say those photos make me genuinely uncomfortable and I would not feel safe there.
I didn't even realize there was Doctor Who stuff in there. I just thought it was all capeshit junk.You just know the guy knows the 'lore' behind every one of those Dr Who monsters too.
It’s because Americans think liking Dr Who makes you smart.I didn't even realize there was Doctor Who stuff in there. I just thought it was all capeshit junk.
Somehow the combination of American and English consoomerism makes it even worse.
The only way this would be more corporate is if the thumbnail had the
This guy looks like if an eight year old had wished to be big. Like taking an eight year old kid in photoshop and just making him adult sized. His proportions are all fucked up and he looks like a fucked up adult baby monster is what I'm trying to say.
The idea of fast car = good always seemed autistic to me, for the most part you're either going to be maintaining a constant high speed or travelling at speeds way slower than the maximum your car is capable of.Don't forget the optional AMG pack. Nothing like seeing a tasty-looking C-Class coupe on the road then gapping it in a Mini Cooper because it's rocking a 2.1 litre diesel. The epidemic of AMG/S-Line/M factory upbadging is really ruining the appeal of actual fast German cars if you ask me.
Another note, car finance is a massive piece of consoomer culture, at least in the UK. Not sure what it's like in the states, but Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) is absolutely everywhere and every mouth breathing mug with £399 a month is jumping into a brand new car for a few years then chopping it in for a new one, normally accruing negative equity while they're at it and sucking themselves into an endless cycle of renting a fucking Ford Focus.
Looked at this and wanted to see what the episode summary of the worst rated episode, which was season 30, episode 18, with a 4.5 putting it below a clip show, the worst rated episode of the first nine season and only dark red box on that side of the chart.Nintendo today is like the Simpsons on the 9th season, where they are just crossing that threshold from consistent quality to normalized mediocrity. Their franchises have gotten so huge they don't even have to make well rated games anymore to make trillions thanks to the mere exposure effect and thats probably going to be the trend in coming years, more nintendie theme parks, movies and adult sized mario kart themed beds for depressed manchilds while their games and hardware become increasingly lackluster
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It's more having the capability than using it 100% of the time. I like driving quickly where I can get away with it, and a fine handling, quickly accelerating motor is exactly the kind of car for me. There's a lot of factors that go into any car purchase, that's why there are so many different kinds of car.The idea of fast car = good always seemed autistic to me, for the most part you're either going to be maintaining a constant high speed or travelling at speeds way slower than the maximum your car is capable of.
I've personally always preferred chunkier looking cars and tbh I don't think you can beat a mercedes in that area, the front end just looks nice as fuck. That being said, the idea is to buy them used because they depreciate like crazy (like every other car), kinda baffles me people buy them on finance, they must have really fucking good job security
I never understood how or why people get into Funko Pops, it just seems like a waste of time and money
Getting one or two of a character you really like is understandable, even if I personally think they're ugly as sin. But these collectors can't possibly be interested in all the intellectual properties they're buying pops of, they don't have time to watch that many movies etc. with all the time and effort they spend collecting.I never understood how or why people get into Funko Pops, it just seems like a waste of time and money
Wow, I must have forgotten to post this guy, because he’s the one who actually got me INTO following the various Funko Humans of YouTube. Specifically, this video where he “reviews” fellow consoomer Maxmoefoe’s gigantic Funko pop collection:
Burning plastic fumes are bad for you.I got an irresistible desire to become an arsonist after seeing these images.
Shit like this is why I'm into minimalist decor. Only having a few things means you appreciate those things more.
Same here. It fills me with dread because you just know the kind of person who put all that together is the kind of person who would freak the fuck out if you picked up one of the figures to check it out for yourself, and that might make you accidentally knock over a bunch of other ones, causing a chain reaction where everything he meticulously stood up falls over. If he freaks out over one figure, imagine how he'd get if you knocked down his whole shelf. Holy shit, run.This unironically fills me with dread. I am not exaggerating for funnies when I say those photos make me genuinely uncomfortable and I would not feel safe there.
Oh no, i hope some animal with a neighborhood shaking speaker system doesnt drive by every day for a week.Plus, for such a huge collection, he sure doesn't have anything securing all of those figures standing on their tiny little legs. Nothing's on a stand unless it's built in, and nothing's behind glass.