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Don't we have a Breaking Bad thread for this shit?

I'll keep pointing it out as long as you people keep watching and complaining. Every view you give it is a vote to Disney and every other media company that you want more of this. Ignoring it and still watching is how we got where we are.

I'm pretty sure that episode is season 4 episode 1, is it not? It's listed as 2014 because that's how IMDB does shows, they list the premiere season, not the year the person was actually on.

Did you really want a bunch of lady jogger sex scenes?

"Yeah, but she wrote Pickle Rick!" Said the stupid faggot nerds who worship that show.

Damnit, and my time runs out at the end of September (from my 3 year peso purchase). Didn't plan on extending it ever again.

Yeah, edited my post. Whole thing smells like shit. I wish I had people willing to just hand me $25M.

Edit: Nevermind, looks like he liquidated it all. There's more to this story though, as to how he acquired $27M to start with (or rather, where his family and friends scrounged up that much). This isn't the headline it appears because he's already probably a trust fund baby.

Reminds me of the WaitButWhy article on AI where he gives an example of how AI could wipe us out but not because of malicious reasons, just because it doesn't know any different.

So that'd be a super dovish statement. And yet the market didn't respond whatsoever.

Think he's pretending Americans eat flavorless gruel. We can't understand how refined European ingredients are.

Had that happen here yesterday in the Florida panhandle. Saw some clouds in the distance, checked the radar and looked like it'd completely miss us. 15 min later it was a torrential downpour, lightning like I've never seen, and crazy wind. Ended up losing our range, all the kitchen lights, and...

This one is extra retarded though because they're doing it for diversity when GRRM actually included fuck tons of different "real world" races. The LOTR one is more bullshit overall though, and doesn't fit with the world.

I don't understand this statement.

That looks terrible. Plus, no Johnny Depp as Gomez and Helena Bonham Carter as Morticia? What's that bullshit?

Glad you found that post, because by the end of the episode I had forgotten to look for it.

I think this was more bittersweet than anything. Not even sure there's a great way to end the series. I do think it was odd that Saul confessed to the Howard thing when Kim signed an affidavit. They were talking a civil suit, so it doesn't even matter. Hamlin's widow can sue her still, period...

And looking it up, they're still predicting an above average year. Why can't "experts" admit they're fucking wrong ever?

Appreciate you all watching this trash to give me something to read about and laugh at. Stopped watching at the end of season two with no intentions of picking this up again. Always good to feel validated.

Damn, thought about tossing some in when I saw last night it was around $15. Figured I didn't wanna gamble on another short squeeze though.

Wife showed me that this morning. And then yesterday a video of a hammerhead attacking a stingray in Orange Beach. Nature is a scary motherfucker. And considering we were at Pensacola Beach with the dog the other day, and visiting the inlaws in Orange Beach this weekend, shit hits close to home.

Been an extremely quiet year for hurricanes. Or at least, I think so (2nd summer living in FL). I keep waiting for something to kick up in the Gulf so I can go surfing, but there hasn't been anything this year.

Think I'm most looking forward to the set pieces on this one.

Which is why most people are better buying an index. Just because you get it right once doesn't mean you know what's going to happen. Maybe there's a big crash coming, or maybe we've already seen the bottom.

We got like $700 or so from a diamond settlement a while back, from my wife's wedding rings. Also got like $30 from the milk settlement! I think my wife also got maybe $200 from some settlement in Illinois against Facebook in the last year.

You know why it's hard? Because you have people saying "c'mon, it's just a little woke, watch it anyway." That just feeds the beast. Every time you watch this crap, you get more of it because the people with money aren't losing it.

"The House Mate" was also pretty good. "He's relentless in love, he's relenteless in bed He's Nandor the Relentless He wears all sorts of capes He's not got much in his head He's Nandor the Relentless"

Feel like we're saying the same thing.

Well I've got "who will cum first on the wedding night" stuck in my head now.

Why does it only have to be the post credit crap that ties movies together? Isn't that the complaint? The actual movies themselves have nothing to do with anything related.

The critique is because even if the movies were somewhat shitty, it might be redeemable if it was building into a larger picture. But they're both shitty and aimless, so it doesn't even have that going for it. No Way Home was fine. It's only good because of the cameos. Take that out and it's...

Wow, almost like this franchise is now just a directionless pile of dog shit. They've hired people who don't have any other credits to direct, pigeonholed in random diversity hires, and ignored pretty much everything that made Marvel successful previously. I'd say they're in a worse spot than...

We're at the same spot we were back in June. The market has a long way to go. It's about 14% down from the start of the year, although that lines up pretty much with the ATH.

This is one where his origin story really just stops working the further we get from the comic in time. Eventually anything connected to WWII and the suspension of disbelief becomes too much because he ends up being 150 years old. Captain America only worked because he was frozen.

Seems like if it were a case of an insider liquidating before the market crash, he would've done so back in December/January, not after the market is down 14-20%.

We've been rewatching old shows, before woke killed everything; Office, Parks and Rec, Scrubs, etc. All good shows and I can watch The Office over and over and it never stops being funny.

Well this ended like a wet fart. Felt like there was potential for it to be super interesting, and then...it just kind of ended on a whimper? Like they just relied on what actually happened to wrap it all up. Or burned through all their episodes setting it up, realized they only had 6 episodes...

Our alternative station at the time WHFS, used to hold a massive concert called the HFStival (started the year before Lollapalooza). I went three years, starting when I was 12. I remember my best friend and I had a tally of how many boobs we'd seen. It was pretty awesome. Of all the bands I saw...

Oh, didn't even notice. So that makes it even worse. DC, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman all as "separate" content? C'mon man.

Says a lot about how little content you have when you don't say "DC comics" but instead separate out the individual characters.