Honesty, most times and places throughout all of human history could easily fill these requirements if you look hard enough. My personal choice would be Sengoku-era Japan, but this is just one option out of thousands, potentially millions
Honesty, most times and places throughout all of human history could easily fill these requirements if you look hard enough. My personal choice would be Sengoku-era Japan, but this is just one option out of thousands, potentially millions
So... am I just too American to understand the joke? Because my family watches a LOT of British TV and I swear to God it doesn't matter what the show is but basically half of all dialogue is either a complaint or an insult (which is just a complaint about someone else if you think about it). Like, it there some meta humor I'm not getting? Or is it more of a TV vs Real Life thing?
That official who tried to stop her is a prime example of a person taking something WAY too seriously. Apparently he had a habit of tackling runners that, in his opinion, didn't view the race with a certain level of respect; "weirdies" he called them. He was also one of those guys who claimed 'I don't make the rules, I just enforce them' despite literally having a seat in the committee that made the rules
This would work better if they used Fernando Mendoza rather than Sam Darnold imo. Darnold never struck me as the religious type but Mendoza supposedly goes to Mass several times a week. Plus he actually got a rushing TD, just saying
I love the simple inclusion of "might" in that text. It hints that he thought there was even the smallest possibility of being able to escape an extremely public assault on a politician in a building filled with people, which i just find hilarious
Yes and no. I discovered a racoon wandering around my work during the day, turns out he had distemper and eventually animal control came to collect him. I did my best to make his last day comfortable though.
Then there was another time I found a big ol' German shepherd/Labrador mix wandering around my neighborhood. We took him in, tried many times to find his owners (we even got the phone number on file for whoever chipped him but they hung up immediately as soon as we brought it up) but eventually he became ours. Sadly, he was only with us for about a couple weeks before peacefully passing away out of nowhere (on Christmas Eve no less)
Sadly, most viewers (at least, the most vocal ones here in America) really don't understand that movie and end up glorifying the humans by the end. Media literacy is something we need to teach better
Jokes aside, I'm sure there is SOME method for how they name what they find; I highly doubt they just use a random number generator. Does anyone here know what that process is?
Still a better reason to fight than whatever bullshit Kyubey (Madoka Magika) was trying to sell