You can only have so many tech billionaire supervillains before someone dresses up as their favourite animal to conceal their identity as they try to help people.

These are the kind of posters that you spraypaint over with an image you bought via a microtransaction in the in-game store and you have to get all of them to achieve 100% completion on the game.

Just to clear, the implication here is that ICE's emotional response to the inflatable frog is "terror".

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Goddamnit. Here's $130 million.

Fatherhood with a four-month-old baby who has suddenly discovered thrashing her legs and shrieking at nothing:

Damn, Rob.

Damn.

I still reckon they should have gone with my Jason Mamoa/Corbyn casting suggestion.

Jonny Lee Miller Major was confusing for a lot of us.

And the Edwina Curry parody account.

(Sigh) No, the bear is even hotter, obviously.

*THAT* is how you two met?!

I suppose it's marginally better than him Cyrano de Begeracing for the Hofmeister Bear.

Having looked up the story, I think the biggest difference between the two is that one is carved directly into the stone so that it can still be legibly read centuries later, while the other will be cleaned up as if it was never there by the end of January. If anything, Canterbury is chickening out.

In fact, graffiti from that period is one of the only direct historical sources we have from working class people themselves, rather than about them by the nobility.

For many medieval, and even up to the renaissance, peasants, it was often used to memorialise people. A lot of the graffiti you can find today is names in house shapes that mirror the memorials of richer figures from the time.

Nah mate, medieval churches were chill with it. It was practically a form of worship. Mind, this was back when people used to take cattle through the cathedral if it was quickest way.
But the word "graffiti" didn't even exist until the 19th century and then it didn't have any moral connotations.

Posting this shit like I wouldn't immediately read it.

See if it was the third Slimy Bad Boy/Girl Nerd friends-to-enemies wizard romance novel I'd be like, fine, a trend's a trend, we're all out here merrily stealing in an attempt to find what works.

But they can't sell it without saying the quiet bit loud, can they?

I think we're talking at cross purposes. "Having an opinion" is good actually, it's good to learn and think about things going on in the world around you to come to at least temporary conclusions based on that until further information presents itself.
"Posting a take" is the thing you don't need.

Oh crap, my feed now has two different opinions on the Nobel Peace Prize winner so now I'm going to have to learn about her myself and form my own opinion but I am *busy* and *tired*.

I haven't deleted a file by throwing it off a platform in a game of frisbee/jai alai since Windows 7....

it's not FOR us