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Normally I stay away from any and all dumb comments on dumb articles, but I think that today I found a gem. http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/833560
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:11:40 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker Alright guys, you can't complain about anything because any and all criticisms you have against something can be resolved with "well it was just made that way"
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:15:56 UTC from web-
@bobo I am inclined to agree with you on a lot of topics, however, not on a movie starring Deadpool. Because that is like sitting on a box and then whining about how it is too square.
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:17:44 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker Deadpool is an extreme example. There's also the argument that there's a difference between a character being a bad/vulgar/salty/other adjective person and the writing condoning that behavior, however, since I haven't seen Deadpool, I cannot comment. I'm sure that the film is an example of the former, and that Nina here is just complaining about the film because it portrayed a vulgar character, but since I have not read the article, I can not say for certain that that is true. Run-on sentences are great.
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:30:28 UTC from web-
@bobo Even if the movie condoned it, it was advertised as a 18+ movie about just that.
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:31:19 UTC from web-
@nerthos I'm against every 18+ movie being as full of 18+ material as I suspect the Deadpool movie to be though ( yeah... I kinda have not seen it yet, my friend's car was full when they went to go and see it )
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:34:51 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker They don't need to be, but that classification means they can put anything they want in there.
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:46:50 UTC from web-
@nerthos Agreed. However tastefull and age-restrictions are 2 different things alltogether. Luckily we have trailers and stuff, I mean Deadpool could just make a movie about him swimming in a pool of boobs while shouting profianity. I mean, if you know the caracter & comics.
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@bobo Ohyeah, I should avoid Run-on sentences. I am not great at that either.
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:37:24 UTC from web
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@critialcloudkicker Wait, this is kinda circular logic, no ? What I meant @bobo that when you are making an arguement against ( for instance ) mold and mildew when going in a bachelors appartment should be a valid one. I really do not think that ANYONE would ever be pro mildew or mold in relation to living environments, although the "yeah I do not have time for that" excuse might stand up versus anyone but your parents. However when you advertise your house as a "museum of mildew" and then people start to write reviews online about how mildew and mold is bad for you and how you should stay away. That is where I draw the line, you are obviously going to find mildew and mold in a "mildew and mold museum". Does that mean we should get rid of the museum, or change the museum, because some people are incapable of doing their homework ahead of time ? ... Pretty sure that is how "nanny state's" developed. And people whine about those too, People can't win
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:32:38 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker I'm not going to comment further, I have not read the article, nor have I seen the film, so I don't feel at liberty to analyze either of them.
Thursday, 25-Feb-16 16:41:17 UTC from web-
@bobo That's ohkay. I was merely pointing out that the captured reply was witty enough to make me laugh.
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