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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I've been meaning to ask: wtf is a "soft block"? In my experience you either block someone or you don't. I have no fucking clue how you can do it softly.
As @Marshal Mannerheim said, softblocking on Twitter involves blocking and unblocking someone quickly to stop someone that you don't like from following you. If done quickly enough, the target will not even be aware they were ever blocked (they'd only notice if they happened to look at your feed in the small interval between the block and unblock), and you can avoid them until they realize that they're not following you anymore, at which point you might have to do it again. The idea is that you don't want them to pop up in your feed, but you don't want to let them know that you find them annoying or offensive or whatever through outright blocking them, usually to avoid a bunch of reeing about how you're so horrible. If called out, you can just say "must be a twitter glitch haha weird" before softblocking them again.

Essentially, it's the passive-aggressive way to block.
 
Yeah, that makes more sense but why would you want to mix mayo with sweet bread?
french bread isn't a sweet bread necessarily, at least not that I'm aware of. There might be a sweet variant but I don't think that's the case in that photo.
 
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As @Marshal Mannerheim said, softblocking on Twitter involves blocking and unblocking someone quickly to stop someone that you don't like from following you. If done quickly enough, the target will not even be aware they were ever blocked (they'd only notice if they happened to look at your feed in the small interval between the block and unblock), and you can avoid them until they realize that they're not following you anymore, at which point you might have to do it again. The idea is that you don't want them to pop up in your feed, but you don't want to let them know that you find them annoying or offensive or whatever through outright blocking them, usually to avoid a bunch of reeing about how you're so horrible. If called out, you can just say "must be a twitter glitch haha weird" before softblocking them again.

Essentially, it's the passive-aggressive way to block.

It's the perfect way to communicate on twitter. At least facebook forces you to unfriend or outright ban someone from appearing on your feed. Twitter "accidentally" allows a coward's way out. You can't fault them for knowing their userbase far too well.
 
As @Marshal Mannerheim said, softblocking on Twitter involves blocking and unblocking someone quickly to stop someone that you don't like from following you. If done quickly enough, the target will not even be aware they were ever blocked (they'd only notice if they happened to look at your feed in the small interval between the block and unblock), and you can avoid them until they realize that they're not following you anymore, at which point you might have to do it again. The idea is that you don't want them to pop up in your feed, but you don't want to let them know that you find them annoying or offensive or whatever through outright blocking them, usually to avoid a bunch of reeing about how you're so horrible. If called out, you can just say "must be a twitter glitch haha weird" before softblocking them again.

Essentially, it's the passive-aggressive way to block.
IMAGINE BEING SUCH A PUSSY YOU AREN'T EVEN BRAVE ENOUGH TO BLOCK SOMEONE ON TWITTER
 
I know I keep posting stuff that MovieBob Fails account has dug up, and I suppose this might have shown up on the thread before (it's from 2013) but my God.

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I'm actually not entirely against savory dishes involving peanut butter. I quite enjoy Virginia Peanut Soup, and old Colonial recipe that involves red onion, chicken stock, peanut butter, and cream.

So peanut butter on a HAMburger isn't something I would be entirely against trying. Peanut butter on a cheese burger, especially with any half decent cheese you can actually taste (So no shitty Kraft singles) sounds gross.
 
I'm actually not entirely against savory dishes involving peanut butter. I quite enjoy Virginia Peanut Soup, and old Colonial recipe that involves red onion, chicken stock, peanut butter, and cream.

So peanut butter on a HAMburger isn't something I would be entirely against trying. Peanut butter on a cheese burger, especially with any half decent cheese you can actually taste (So no shitty Kraft singles) sounds gross.

Peanut sauce on spicy Asian foods is one of life's great pleasures, so I see where you're coming from. It's definitely the cheese that makes this notion stomach-churning.

More of Bob's culinary hits from the past. We see now his various kitchen abortions fit a larger pattern of a purely demented palate.

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Peanut sauce on spicy Asian foods is one of life's great pleasures, so I see where you're coming from. It's definitely the cheese that makes this notion stomach-churning.

More of Bob's culinary hits from the past. We see now his various kitchen abortions fit a larger pattern of a purely demented palate.

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It's amazing that the only thing that has prevented Bob from ballooning up to 800-lbs is the already out of control portion sizes being too small for him.
 
Peanut sauce on spicy Asian foods is one of life's great pleasures, so I see where you're coming from. It's definitely the cheese that makes this notion stomach-churning.

More of Bob's culinary hits from the past. We see now his various kitchen abortions fit a larger pattern of a purely demented palate.

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Jack Scalfani/Moviebob crossover when? Actually, the behind the scenes would be more fun...
 
Mola, do you see that bucket there?

Pass it here, please. I think I'll need it.
depends on what kind of peanut butter. If it's got sugar/icing sugar/molasses in it, i will join you in saying "SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK!"

If it's peanuts and salt ONLY, not such a terrible idea. Not for everyone, of course, but I can see it working if it's like pad thai flavored something burger.
 
As a nonreligious person who came from a religious family... This always confused me.

Wasn't the death of Christ (and subsequent resurrection) the entire fucking point of him being on earth to begin with?

His sacrifice allowing us to be free of sin and all that?

and the resurrection to show that death can be overcome and such?

So by this logic.... Weren't the jews involved in Jesus's crucifixion just inadvertantly doing gods will?
No.
 
Peanut sauce on spicy Asian foods is one of life's great pleasures, so I see where you're coming from. It's definitely the cheese that makes this notion stomach-churning.

More of Bob's culinary hits from the past. We see now his various kitchen abortions fit a larger pattern of a purely demented palate.

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oh, holy shit, bob. This is only slightly more autistic than that kid I know who said there should be a Doritos cereal, but instead of milk pour in Coca cola and call it "Indian Breakfast". (Due to the habits of Native kids going to 7-11, buying Doritos and Coca Cola and then going to school).
 
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