Anybody else have that one character that you wish to rescue form media that you don't like and wonder why such a character have to exist in this media's universe?
(Hope this make sense)
I have a couple, but the one (and reason why I asked this) it's:
Sumi Sakurasawa from Rent-a-Girlfriend. She's so pure...why is she there.
Imagine your job for the day being to sit down, watch the episode and count how many times **** is said in said episode.The South Park episode where they say the s-word 162 times (It Hits The Fan) was actually only supposed to have the word said a few times, but the network wouldn’t allow it. So when they put the word in over 150 times, since it lost all meaning, they decided to allow. It’s actually even more if you count times the word is written.
There’s actually a counter for how many times it’s said in the episode in the corner. It makes it a lot more convenient.Imagine your job for the day being to sit down, watch the episode and count how many times **** is said in said episode.
I've been here, though not on your side. I wonder the exact same thing. I'll get too emotional, and awkward if I talk more. Because it's a really sensitive subject for me. But I do completely understand this. Thats all I wanted to say.I'm honestly wondering... legitimately how many people in my life would treat me differently if I had my old teeth? It's easy to tell based on how they treat others who aren't as fortunate, but it hits hard because I was once that person. That's why I feel so strongly about not judging others based on their looks. But people in my life, they wouldn't know I used to be that person. My teeth aren't really something I talk about unless it comes up and you can't even tell they aren't real. I just wonder, if these people would treat me differently if they knew me back then, would I really want to be friends with them now? Just a thought.
No, she's not evil. That's a term that gets thrown around way too much. She's a professional swimmer with an opinion that activist groups do not like, which in turn will encourage people to think the absolute worst of her instead of recognising that she's a female whose entire life and career has been based in her sport. If she has strong opinions, we owe it to her to at least listen without prejudice before dubbing her evil. Nobody has to agree, but given this is her field and she would know it better than the vast majority of activists, her opinion should be as valued as any other professional talking from 'the inside' as it were.Question: Is Riley Gaines evil? I hear that people hate her a lot.
The reason why I defended her was because she fell victim to mob violence last April, at SFSU.No, she's not evil. That's a term that gets thrown around way too much. She's a professional swimmer with an opinion that activist groups do not like, which in turn will encourage people to think the absolute worst of her instead of recognising that she's a female whose entire life and career has been based in her sport. If she has strong opinions, we owe it to her to at least listen without prejudice before dubbing her evil. Nobody has to agree, but given this is her field and she would know it better than the vast majority of activists, her opinion should be as valued as any other professional talking from 'the inside' as it were.
I loved that episode. It's hilarious that they sort of break the fourth wall when the family notices that Homer has been liking Ned Flanders for too long, and predict that his opinion will change back within a week like everything else that happens. Sure enough, after a "one week later" time card, Homer's back to telling Ned to "screw off", and Ned's just fine with it. Season five was one of their best seasons IMO.I watched The Simpsons yesterday and when I noticed… IT’S THE MEME ITS THE BUSH ITS THE MEME EVERYONE KNOWS WHAT THAT IS akfianfjahdjwba.
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Besides that, I noticed that the episode was pretty meta. The end of the episode even showed that everything was back to normal by the time a week had passed. I didn't know jokes like this happened as early as season five.