please stop getting mad at cashiers for prices they have no control over
Or not being able to take your expired coupon.
or not being able to break any rule that is store or company policy
Or not being able to make the manager come up to the cash register any quicker
Or their registers having technical troubles
Great Nila has a sister now
GreatI think you mean, first victim.
Nope!
You should name her lapis lazuli
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Did you know? It’s your RIGHT to access reproductive healthcare without being intimidated or terrorized.
People need to see this.
It is illegal to willingly harass and intimidate a person on purpose, even if you are doing it outside of an abortion clinic. Remember this, pro-lifers. You can and will be charged. <3
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Bryan Konietzko: “As one of the primary gatekeepers of what is canon in the Avatarverse, I have to make it clear that Ming-Hua was born without arms, due to a congenital disorder. This is a cool alternate interpretation by Eugene, though!”
Joaquim Dos Santos: “If the story did not make you somewhat sympathetic to Zaheer and his gang, then maybe this image, which captures them in an earlier time, before life’s trials and tribulations have hardened them, will.”
Young Red Lotus members by Eugene Lee (The Legend of Korra: The Art of the Animated Series, Book 3: Change, p. 183).
Can I just point out that young Zaheer looked a bit loke Bolin… And sparky boom gal looks a bit like Tai Lee?
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“GENTLEMEN, WE ARE AT WAR WITH THE GREEKS AND MUST NOT DROP OUR GUARD AT ALL”
“sir, the enemy gave us a giant wooden horse”
“oh rad bring it in”
“The girl who banged apollo the god of the oracles keeps saying there’s soldiers hiding in it and we should destroy it”
“Awe, you know she’s cray cray. We should have everybody in the city party around it and pass out in front of it!
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frosty-mage-stuff asked: Airplane! is a classic comedy from the 70s. It's the best comedy of all time imo. If you ever get the chance I highly recommend it.
Monthy Python and the Holy Grail begs to differ.
It’s kind of hard to compare the two. Monty Python relies on silly situations, whereas Airplane used more serious situations with literal re-interpretation.
Airplane had a lot more english wordplay, delivered completely deadpan. A lot of the script was taken from a serious airplane drama (so much that it was licensed), and many the actors were serious actors that had never been in comedies before, including Leslie Neilson.
“Surely you can’t be serious!” “I am serious, and don’t call me Shirley.”
You keep spelling it wrong. It’s Airplane!
The punctuation is part of the title.
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