Marty

Any chance of VR?

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I think they mean SteamOS on other hardware, like a custom built PC.

Kindly don’t associate Jackass with the annoying orange.

“I always fill my ballroom, the event is never small. The social pages say I’ve got the biggest balls of all”

Ratshit, batshit, dirty old twat! 69 assholes tied in a knot! Hurray! Lizard Shit… FUCK!

It’s not actually him right?

Sure but walking home is gonna do jack shit, we gotta focus on the wood chipper part

I love gimp

The Deadpool Movies, just don’t get them for some reason.

Feel like there’s no real plot, nothing really matters, the humor is family guy level cameos and 4th wall breaks that are only funny when used sparingly.

It’s like eating an Oreo but we took out the cookie so now you’re just OD’ing on stuffing and not in a good way.

Nah man get with the times

if you aren’t against it, you are for it!!!

So many friends I’ve helped move who almost seems surprised when we arrive, as if they didn’t know themselves they were moving.

I think most important point is, have your shit packed and ready, nothing more annoying than carrying out a sofa and see them neatly pack LPs or some shit in the background. MF you had a month to do this, I’m not moving for you I’m helping you move.

Which episode?

Edit: oof

Yes but we know it’s moving up and down, for all they know they get heavier or lighter for a short while

Deadpool.

I’m not sure if I absolutely hate it, but I definitely don’t get the hype—especially with Deadpool and Wolverine. There were some funny bits, but I feel like most of it is almost Family Guy-tier reference humor.

The plot feels as unimportant as ever—there are no real stakes or anything significant going on. It’s all about the “jokes,” fourth wall breaks (which get tiresome almost immediately), and Ready Player One-level “recognize the character” moments.

Maybe the last part is the biggest reason why I don’t connect with it. I’ve never really been into comics outside of film and television. But I feel like that shouldn’t be the main driving force for a movie anyway—or at least not for a good movie. Like, Ready Player One was fun, but not good.

I think don’t it’s as much fanboyism over steam and more unfanboyism over epic games