I think Bob's "Magneto was Right" is a great intro to the insane world of Blobert's ego. Even before we get to Bob's whole plan to exterminate der mayoghoulen and all the other associated weird bullshit, even without the knowledge that most of his pop culture takes are patently wrong, or just plain nuts.
Me too, unfortunately he said multiple times back in 2014 when people were trying to get him to do one that he finds Bob so disgusting he doesn't even want to acknowledge him.
Only problem is I don't think there are any lockers large enough for Bob to fit into.
Twitter rando: "You seem like a great person </sarcasm>."
"Fake Sympathy" marked down.
Better yet, give it to Moviebob. It may not be that intragalactic flight the troglodytes of America stole from him, but if it can get Moviebob off American soil, it'll be a start!
DAMN!
Actually, there is a place in America where there is no crime. Check out those uninhabited deserts sometime, Bob.
"'Person' in Quotes" is marked down!
"Priviliege meets marginalization and lower-class white male neo-Nazis"? That's sounds a lot like Moviebob!
"California--the state that actually represents the values of your workers", LOL! What's California got that actually represent what workers and business actually benefit from? Going through excessive red tape in order to start a business? Taxes out the wazoo? On-again, off-again mask mandates that have done little more than hurt mom-and-pop establishments? Rampant homelessness in L.A. and S.F.?
Which "cannon" is Bob referring to? The 1970s cop drama Cannon? One of those big shooty things used in the Civil War?
We need more Roger Eberts and fewer than zero Moviebobs.
So that's where Moviebob gets his execrable sense of humor from? I would never have guessed.
Remember these when Bob goes on a screed about Illumination’s Super Mario Bros. movie not meeting his expectations. “It’s a movie based on a video game intended for children”
When Bob got spanked by Lindsay for being a creepy sex pest Null told the rough story of what had happened and then dropped it because, as he put it, he found only disgust when looking at and talking about Bob and couldn't work up the effort to find anything funny about THE consoomer. I don't believe that Null could sit through any of Bob's vids. EFAP takes 2 hours to get through one and they've had people bail mid watch.
How utterly pathetic, insipid, and fragile you have to be to take this ableism retardation seriously?Glenn Greenward revealed another inconvenient truth: that American liberals such as Bobby love Nazis.
BTW
Animal cruelty is always a sad sight to see.
It gets even funnier if you have an idea of what the Thinker might be thinking about. It's one of the figures originally designed for Rodin's massive (20 ft/6m tall) sculpture La Porte de l'Enfer and while there's some argument on precisely who and what he represents, his thoughts are clearly focused on the themes of the door below him: The torments of the damned as represented in Inferno, the first canticle of The Divine Comedy - a work built on unabashedly Catholic belief.
Found one:
Why? Bob doesn’t actually do anything besides be an arrogant and ignorant asshole on Twatter. The stuff he spits out is supremely stupid. But he otherwise has so few connections to the real world or any actual socialization that he will eventually die alone in his basement “world class studio” and it will be a month before anybody notices. While Bob is the living embodiment of everything the Social Justice Left has been accusing everybody else of being, Bob himself doesn’t actually do much.
Bob's main use is as an unobstructed view of the Leftist ID. Bob is that raging inner child filled with anger and outrage that every lazy, narcissistic malcontent has, but is wise enough to conceal to the outside world. Bob's main source of stupidity is his inability to see why the opinions and actions of those he hates should matter to him. He'll cheerfully turn the world into a prison, thinking the people he likes will always run it, then he'll look on like a shocked pikachu when that prison falls into the hands of his fed up enemies.
I was going to quote A Man for All Seasons, but Flexo long beat me to it:
The review where Bob mentioned A Man for All Seasons leads me to believe that Bob has no knowledge of it, aside from the name.
