Then what is Bari Weiss for?

Neon Giant. It’s literally the first two words of the first paragraph.

And/or separate yourself from them.

Only further proving that he’s a greedy little pig boy.

You ain’t gonna hear any disagreements from me, I was only here to clarify.

I believe that’s an egg-shaped rug he’s puking on.

Cats do this.

It would be far preferable for them to puke on the tile.

They do not.

I’ve been feeling more stressed depressed lemon zest lately, myself.

My grandparents dog used to do that.

Fart while sleeping then wake up all freaked out like, “Whatthefuckwasthathowdarethey!” and fart away scared.

Yeah. Alien is is my top four on Letterboxd.

I love Aliens, but I do think it’s inferior.

I love the characters, set pieces, and all but it’s just not there.

Hell, I rewatched Predator recently. I think it may be superior.

Exactly.

Alien is a horror film.

Aliens is an action film.

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Who gives a shit? They’re probably more afraid of me than I am of them.

They’re stuck here with ME.

Try to relax, have fun, and even if you don’t want to be there, fake it til you make it.

You may feel awkward or strange about this but yer old man’s doing you a solid.

Worst case, you’ll have a great story.

Loved the overall message.

Kindness is punk rock

It’s Asterix & Obelix.

Dick pics.

They don’t have to be your dick.

That was my experience with it back when I played it.

Just made me feel like I was constantly taking too long, even if I wasn’t, and it just wasn’t much fun.

Seems like a cool game just couldn’t get into it.

I think he used to host Weekend Update on SNL and did a good amount of writing for the show.

He was the head writer as well as cohost of Weekend Update along with Amy Pohler.

He’s also got a fucking stellar podcast with the Lonely Island fellas where they talk about the digital shorts and episodes they were on together.

Well, now I’m confused because the original isn’t this painting.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Larwin

From above, even though you’re probably joking:

Soldat und Tod - Hans Larwin, 1917