In fact, they fund the police up to the eyeballs without any expectation of proof of return on investment.
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In fact, they fund the police up to the eyeballs without any expectation of proof of return on investment.
âEmpathy has always been the downfall of the Cooper clan.â
-Clockwerk, âSly Cooperâ
Iâm two months late on this, butâŚ
a) why was this scene cut
b) why wasnât this scene expanded into a feature-length film
Iâm not sure how to feel about this
sometimes i think about the fact that Dreamworks was working on the Prince of Egypt and Shrek at the same time and would apparently send people to work on Shrek instead of the Prince of Egypt as a form of punishmentÂ
the night i posted this i couldnât find a source and iâve been wondering ever since if maybe it was just some kind of fucked up fever dream or something. but no, itâs real:
Have everyone seen this picture of the Danish cop playing games with a little Syrian refrugee on her way to Sweden?
ok? and?Â
This child has suffered in a country filled with terror, managed to escape and then walked and traveled her way from one continent to another. This is a child in the mids of terror and hatred. Her people have been kicked and spit at. She is a child who have not been allowed to be a child. She is a victim of a war she canât controll. And then she arrives at the other side of the world, and someone finally treats her like a child. Who see her and play with her and give her some comic relief in the mids of the most traumatic experince of her life, in a country where no one speaks her language and it is so much colder than what she has known. In the mids of war and terror we forget that kids are still kids, and this police officer on the other side of the world reminds us that they are indeed children. Donât come here and âand?â me!
me: *displays affection by giving you links to posts i think are relevant to your interests*
I love that the first glimpse you get of the FBI agent protagonist of Deadly Premonition is him smoking a cigarette, yammering about how Tom and Jerry are in a gay BDSM relationship into his cell phone and looking up evidence on his laptop all while DRIVING IN THE DAMN RAIN.Â
BRITISH TROOPS EXEMPTED FROM HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
Always good to see when the non-democratically elected leader of a free country begins to strip away the rights of human beings. Call me mad but I think this might have happened before...
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Iâm going to need the finale of 2016 to have a dramatically uplifting and inspiring plot twistÂ
Seriously.
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So I met Tom Newton and oh my god *flails*
The Obamas read Where The Wild Things Are, Easter 2016
And people wonder why i love them
I am going to miss them⌠So muchâŚ
you: I want a sugar daddy me, an intellectual: i have a need for a glucose father
everyone reblogging this and saying its âsucrose.â listen you clowns. listen. i donât give a mcfuckadoodle doo about your correct terminology you science SJW freaks. itâs glucose or fucking die
the people reblogging and saying âsucroseâ are actually working with a shallow understanding of the concept of sugar. sucrose is, specifically, table sugar. but âsugarâ is a term for a family of molecules, including glucose. just because itâs a simple sugar that one is unlikely to find in a kitchen doesnât make it less applicable for use in this post. sucrose isnât âsugarâ, itâs a sugar, as are glucose, fructose, galactose, maltose, and lactose. you could use any of these and the postâs internal logic would hold up. nowhere in the phrase âsugar daddyâ does it indicate that weâre referring to a table sugar daddy. the original post is scientifically sound
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