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Hunter (Totally NOT a communist ☭)
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Dec 11, 2019 03:28PM
I need to watch some of the older Disney sitcoms. Which ones DON'T suck?
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Uh which ones have you not seen? And I’m also not sure I’m a proper judge of something ‘not sucking’ because I watch garbage lol
Okay, which ones aren't the Good Luck Charlie and newer cringy sitcoms where everyone's an idiot and the girl always sings? :PSuite Life ((both)) and Wizards. I was more of a Nick Kid growing up.
Uhhh I really liked Hannah Montana and That’s So Raven. Jessie but that started to grow boring after the second or third season I think. Austin and Ally is also Disney I think
And excuse you I love the first few seasons of Good Luck Charlie :P
Maybe the first few seasons were decent but it started the abysmal Disney sitcom situation :p
I will not have you spouting such blasphemy here in my journal :P
Is there really no way to check your spelling without using the right-mouse button?! Everything I'm finding is just for the Mac
I don't know of any way.
Ugh
It's times like these I wish my ex and I were on better terms because he knew computers inside and out. He'd likely know of a way
Dang why is Mom trying so hard to keep me away from Scream? There's a scene of some super hot guy coated in blood licking a knife, how could she possibly hate this movie?! Lol
I remember whenever I used to dress as maid for Halloween in school, everyone around would always ask me coyly if I was 'an upstairs maid or a downstairs maid' and due to their tone I kept assuming it was a sexual reference so I just shrugged and smiled awkwardly. And worst yet I actually know what question they're actually answering but they never got an answer because of their tone!
What did they mean?
'Upstairs-and-downstairs' is a distinction used for servants to determine their jobs and formality. If you're 'downstairs', then you do manual labor or heavy cleaning and are strictly forbidden from ever being seen. If you are 'upstairs', you are a lady's maid or valet, or a head staff such as butler or head maid. Thus you can be seen and help out the members of the household with their daily duties. They are also dressed much nicer than the downstairs staff for obvious reasons
Yeah you'd be upstairs
That tone makes it sound like an insult lol
Sorry :p
Mom said if I want sexy serial killers licking blood off themselves I should just read Clive Barker's stuff lol
I should watch Kim Possible again. I really loved it as a kid and saw every episode and all the movies, but the main reason why I wanted to rewatch it was because a few people described it as kinda making fun of tropes commonly seen in spy and secret agent media like in James Bond, and Archer is one of my favourite shows and Archer is literally just the adult version of that same concept. So I figured I'd appreciate Kim Possible even more now that I'm older and understand a lot more of the tropes they're trying to parody, if that is indeed what they're doing
Oh yeah it's definitely better when you're older and more familiar with the tropes. I've been watching it and it's fantastic
There's so many episodes though lol
There's like 4 or 5 seasons, yeah
Eh I got through six seasons of Archer, I can do this too Granted it took me years to do that but in my defense Archer is on like nothing lol
Girls always want to complain about the girls' bathroom constantly being cleaned but in my long life I have been to a bunch of different public places and in my experience I think I've only seen the girls' bathroom being cleaned like two or three times. Meanwhile the boys' bathroom is always the one that's being cleaned, but I guess guys just don't care about that sort of thing as much because they all just pee where-ever they want or something
Can confirm. there's pee on the floor more than there should be
I meant if their bathroom is closed they'd just pee somewhere else, not that they'd pee in the bathroom itself :P
Besides not just guys have that problem unfortunately
Reviewer: "This is one of the most emotional books I've ever read. The writing is impeccable and it never feels jarring to go from one emotional moment to the next even if they're all completely different. I was hooked from the first page," Reviewer: *gives it two stars*
Me: "Alright then,"
I've seen what seemed like negative reviews followed by 5 stars
Lol those sound like my reviews
Meanwhile I.mostly do 3 starsI guess I'm hard to impress or gag I'm disgust
I mainly do three or four because I think everything has something positive about it, and honestly the majority of things I read are really good
A lot of the things I've given 2 or 4 stars just didn't really click with me. they weren't BADThat's what 1 star is for
I don't give one-stars out to anything except for one book. So my rating system is a bit skewed as a result but honestly nothing deserves a one-star rating except for that one book
Nothing I've read I should say
What one book?
Ohh it's about Imperial Russiathat probably made you go berserk :p
Read my review on it :P
But spoilers! :p
Dude :P
Whaaaaat? :p
It's based on an actual event :P
I know about the Russian Civil War :p I'm not an idiot
:P
This guy's voice sounds like he's trying to do that fake voice the main character in Mrs. Doubtfire does when he's dressed like a woman
I think it’s such a shame the recent trend of ‘techno-horror’ I guess hasn’t been doing very well lately. I’m really selective about what kind of horror I enjoy but one of the ones I really legit enjoy is ‘techno-horror’. With technology and communications as advanced as they are now this is a perfect time to explore that area more. I love the ideas of A.I. and robots destroying their creators, people being forced to become more cybernetic, the Deep Web and being stalked through technology, just to name a few. That’s why I love horror set in science-fiction settings so much. It’s a fear of the unknown in a way, the things we made outgrowing us and destroying us. Or our own over-reliance leaving us more vulnerable to being controlled or destroyed by the technology. Technology is taken for grander nowadays to being comforting and normal. That’s why it’s a perfect thing to make a horror movie out of. Obviously it’d have to be done correctly like anything, but I’m sure there’s a director out there who can do it properly. It has the potential to be quite atmospheric as well which anyone knows I’m a huge sucker for anything with great atmosphere
I love going to the store on the weekends in the afternoon because people my age are working there and they’re polite and don’t even question why you bought three large pizzas and four packs of gum
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