Oh, I recognize their legal human rights. I just don’t morally consider them human when they act…inhuman.

Have you talked with your Palestinian friends too and asked them how they feel? Or have they been offline lately, Harold?

It depends. Do they feel as bad about what their countrymen are doing to Palestinians? If not, fuck them, they are not people.

PS: F you, Harold.

The audacity of entering someone’s country, trying to control what they do and say and then tell them to go somewhere else “where they came from”. Who would’ve expected an Israeli of being capable of such a thing.

The “go to Africa” made me confused because all the people seemed to be white Portuguese. I saw nobody of African descent (and it still wouldn’t be OK).

Maybe our nice tans were to offensive for those snow flakes.

So, the game is sorting and answering Stimpy’s fan mail?

This sounds a lot like the Sinking Simulator saga…

I do tech support in a school filled with old computers all connected with VGA. One day I’ll hang myself with one of those.

Time to get the retractable baton out of storage.

Now I’ll never know how to make that inverted d

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The problem isn’t the law. It’s that it isn’t enforced.

No, it’s not. It really sucks. But we all had to watch it back then. It was the rules.

I could never enjoy Django. It’s not a bad movie, but the way I watch a Tarantino movie you get desensitized by the violence and it becomes part of the humor and charm. I couldn’t do that in Django. The theme was too serious for me. Curiously I didn’t feel the same way in Inglorious Basterds.

Oh, and let’s get this out of the way. I fucking LOVED the Hateful Eight. It’s pure Tarantino.

It’s my favorite film! But I understand it’s not an easy first watch.

It took me years to go back to it. I was taking a class in film narrative and remembered that weird movie I had seen years ago and suddenly I started getting the plot (what little I remembered).

I rewatched it and I was mind blown. There’s a reason it’s considered one of the biggest achievements in film.

I don’t like to smuggly say “it’s not for everyone”. But I’ll say it again, it’s not an easy watch at all. Hardly uncommon for David Lynch. The first time I watched it I didn’t understand what had happened but I always had this calling “there’s something there I missed”. If you feel that way read a bit about it and give it another shot.

I’d say 2001 Space Odyssey. The film has its interesting parts but the pace is absolutely awful. It makes it unwatchable. I watched it a while ago and couldn’t finish it. Multiple long dragged sequences showing off the ships where nothing happens. Everything is an excuse to drag the scene, even a goddamn elevator. By the time I got the HAL part I was fed up with it and couldn’t go on. It has multiple parts (starting with the music at the start) where it seemed they had a script but had to have a movie yay long. Like a class film. So they took every opportunity to stretch it.

Some people say I don’t get it because it’s not Michael Bay. That I have to appreciate the art in those long drawn out scenes. Well, excuse me, but I wanted to watch a movie, not a painting. Also, I shouldn’t be expected to be on acid while watching. A disclaimer would help.

“These are Romine now!”

I’ll find the door by myself.

Yes.

Why they be cryn they boots, while ye be livin free all those years, lootin and rapin as ye please. There be nuff lootin for all of ye. The seas are vast and there be nuff ships fer everbody!

Full speed ahead Mr. Coheeeen

Ram dam dam be dam, ram dam dam be dam

Aye!

Yes. But you could only play the battle as your own character.