I don't have time to unpack how abject it is to care about one of those groups of people but not the other, somehow, so I'm just going to jump on the bandwagon here with my own phrasing:
You have failed to follow Wheaton's Law, and it would behoove you to do so in the future.
When I moved to Europe everyone said (and continues to say) that I really need to have a car. It's not just my family, it's friends, colleagues, acquaintances... Strangers on the train. I did transfer my license and have rented a car a handful of times to move furniture or clean up after moving out of my last place.
Everyone here is convinced I need a car for my daily life, but my kids, my spouse, and I all have bikes. We have a large bike trailer for big purchases at a distance, and we can do what we need to do in town or on the trains. I don't see the point in owning, fueling, and maintaining a beast of a machine just for some minor conveniences.
Can someone ELI5 ... or ELI haven't seen either of these movies and don't know if these are quotes from people involved or the general sentiment of the messages of the movies?
gasp They were teammates.
Most men: Wild that they only have a Stair 2 Roof Access. I wonder what happened to Stair 1?
Ah, the BELT
Bacon, Eclair, Lettuce, Tomato
oh man, I tried to make 2 weeks in advanced once, you know to save time.
Holy fuck, the smell. It was awful.
It is a can of Heinz Deanz.
Thank you, friend.
I have taken this suggestion, and made the appropriate update.
I cannot believe I forgot Macgyver and Jack O'Neil in one fell swoop.
Is this a Beandean?
Needs an even greatester tier with William Henry Harrison, I guess?
Excuse me, but where is the town car?
I mean, if you are going to come for me like this, it might as well be classy
Quake.
I would be so fucked.
I don't have time to unpack how abject it is to care about one of those groups of people but not the other, somehow, so I'm just going to jump on the bandwagon here with my own phrasing:
You have failed to follow Wheaton's Law, and it would behoove you to do so in the future.
When I moved to Europe everyone said (and continues to say) that I really need to have a car. It's not just my family, it's friends, colleagues, acquaintances... Strangers on the train. I did transfer my license and have rented a car a handful of times to move furniture or clean up after moving out of my last place.
Everyone here is convinced I need a car for my daily life, but my kids, my spouse, and I all have bikes. We have a large bike trailer for big purchases at a distance, and we can do what we need to do in town or on the trains. I don't see the point in owning, fueling, and maintaining a beast of a machine just for some minor conveniences.
Isildur was the only one given such an easy chance. He had the ring, at the volcano, and failed to destroy the ring ...
But he was also too weak to destroy the ring when he had the chance, thus leaving the spirit of Sauron to remain and try to conquer Middle Earth.
Isildur was not the good guy in this scene... wtf?
I had this exact same thought. Like getting hit in the head by a truck of nostalgia.
Yea, but why not?
I mean, maybe we would all be much nicer to each other if we knew that the other end of our interactions were individuals.
Literally almost thought this was AI, but nope... it was just Dutch.
Can someone ELI5 ... or ELI haven't seen either of these movies and don't know if these are quotes from people involved or the general sentiment of the messages of the movies?
Edit: Thank you all for the explanations!
I need to give DC movies more credit, I think...