Very cool of you! Thanks.

Oh yeah, that’s that guy’s thing. Nobody will ever know that he’s Jordan Q. Harbelstein who lives at 601 12th St in Roy, New Mexico.

TFW someone posts “don’t be evil” on a thing with the author credit scribbled out.

I usually refer to a chicken omelette as a Family Reunion.

When you eat a boiled egg you’re still mixing the white and yellow parts inside your mouth.

Maybe it’s also like brushing their teeth?

I wouldn’t assume he even knows “shall.”

Especially when Lemmy now has a field to fill in alt text when posting.

You know how you can collect rubber bands over time, wrapping them around each other, and eventually you have a great big ball on your desk to play with?

That whole “Abba-esque” EP of Abba covers by Erasure is a real treasure. Any of the tracks on there qualify for this thread.

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Goodbye.

The best scene in Star Wars was when Darth Vader was curled up at the Emperor’s feet crying and whining that he was the cool rebel really.

Justin Roiland wasn’t just the voice actor for Rick, Morty, and various other roles, he was the co-creator, writer, and executive producer of the show alongside Dan Harmon. The whole thing is very much Roiland’s baby, and even after it came out that he’s an abuser and predator and the show fired him it continues to be his celebrated legacy.

Fuck that guy and his stupid show.

I initially found that show a bit interesting, but I found myself feeling more and more cringey about what the show was churning out. I outgrew the whole thing just as the sauce thing was happening

It later became well known what an actual piece of shit Justin Roiland is, and I felt pretty glad not to have been stuck in that fandom still feeling like his work was of any importance to me.

From the article:

He added, though, he thought the prospect of the Coens wanting to return to the subject matter was unlikely:

“I don’t think the brothers are going to do that. I don’t think that’s their style. But I must say, they surprise us all the time… If they called me up and said, ‘Hey let’s do it again,’ I’d say, ‘Absolutely, come on.’”

I also feel like the Coens are probably not up for unnecessary sequels. But unfortunately there are some people who engage in filmmaking compulsively and without joy.

The movie takes place in 1990 or 1991, but was released in 1998. If they made another one now they could place it seven or eight years ago again, and have the Little Lebowski still in their 20s.

Stun.

This is only one of four different slop comics this company posted in that tweet, and the rest are fucking stupid as well.