Is this the one that scumbag tried to trademark as though chili oil didn’t already exist?

“Sorry your mom died. While you’re feeling fragile, here’s a massive burden.”

Seeding somewhat lesser-known characters into movies with more well-known one is a great way to get them exposed to a broader audience and do some testing before deciding to roll out a whole movie.

If folks think he’s cool and he proves popular, I could definitely see a standalone. Although Gunn seems to be focusing overall on completed scripts more than anything, so thank god for that.

That said, always loved Lobo. Could also see him popping up in multiple movies instead, first.

Nobody tells this guy when to cum!

And I mean nobody!

I was IN loss prevention. Literal store detective.

Did we catch the occasional shoplifter? Yes.

Were they as common or as high dollar value as employees skimming or scamming? Abso-fucking-lutely not.

If you’re in retail, rest assured, those folks are there to catch you more than they’re there to catch shoplifters.

No problem!

Shaun of the Dead is the first of the Cornetto trilogy, FYI.

Just goo, then.

I’m guessing “presumed human remains” means something close to “goo plus bones, we think”.

Can’t be that secret. Someone built a ladder.

Hasbro

Mattel is the company you mean.

Although Hasbro also makes a shit ton of toys!

Not to set my hopes to high but this sounds mad exciting!

Word! I’ve been bouncing between wefwef & Memmy, and just started trying Mlem today.

And yeah! I realize in retrospect that’s what I loved about Reddit and had to pare things way back to smaller subreddits in order to keep it feeling that way.

I think this platform has a lot of potential.

I appreciate you saying that!

I’ve been bouncing between a few different iOS apps (all very similar to Apollo) and browsing the All feeds.

Plus an occasional search to try to find replacements for my favorite communities. Not 100% yet but I m digging the fresh start.

Also commenting way more again!

Seventeen years is wild!

Tell me about it! It was hard nuking 17 years worth of content–effectively my online identity–but it was the right thing to do.

FWIW, from a Reddit old timer, Lemmy feels a LOT closer to those early days than whatever is calling itself Reddit these days.

I personally resigned from a subreddit I founded and moderated for 11 years. Had nearly 300k subscribers but enough is enough.

Reddit isn’t like it was when I started using it 17 years ago and it’s not going back.

Fuck Spez.

I am unreasonably excited about the potential of the actors striking with the writers.

Fair treatment and better pay are a must!