WHOLE LOTTA PUCE

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everything auto and much, much, MUCH moar krabs follow me for daily doses of pure nitrogen and “but metropolis has no vibes! it’s got no rizz!”

People are really reaching to find stuff in the Wolverine game to complain about. Like, I saw some guy whining about Logan flipping off a dude with his claws, even though that was something he did in the first X-Men movie.

As if the fucking Wolverine PS3 Game didn't have elements of that in the fucking story mind you the story was shit cause it was based on the shitty film but it still tackled his mental trauma like what the fuck are we doing here

Ah yes, Wolverine. The most normal and mentally well-adjusted Marvel character there is with absolutely no flaws or a dark and tragic past where he’s practically outlived everyone he knows and was abducted by the government to be stripped of his humanity and turned into a feral killing machine.

John “Danielle” Phipps@magitekdad.bsky.social · 17h ago

One of Wolverine’s core character traits is his complete lack of trauma with zero mental health struggles, can’t believe they SSRIcucked him

Glitch is heading to LA Comic Con '26! We’ve got a special Halloween 🎃 con-exclusive poster waiting for everyone at our booth. 👀 Come stop by, and be sure to snag one before they’re gone!

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You don’t need me to tell you that Coyote Vs Acme is good. It is really good and it’ll probably end up being one of my favorite movies of the year.   I just have one question.   Why the hell did Zaslav try to kill it?

I'm mostly excited to own this bundle pack release for Harriet the Spy and Good Burger, as I had a VHS of the former that I replayed to the point where I completely degraded it, and watched the latter over and over again when it used to be available to stream on Netflix.

I've been meaning to expand my physical library of live-action Nickelodeon content since my last time doing such in June 2025, and this title seemed like the best way to continue that specific collection of mine in the "bang for your buck" sense. Thus, purchase it I did.

The spine for the Nickelodeon Movies DVD bundle set I just purchased has its Paramount logo at the bottom obstructed by a light yellow rectangular tab: the middle portion of the sticker slapped onto the copy I acquired. 

This section of said sticker reveals the bundle pack's price: $10. In other words, I paid only $2 for each included feature. Do you understand what I mean when I said I felt the set has a lot of bang for your buck now?The back cover for the DVD set I just bought bundling five live-action films from Nickelodeon Movies together has a dark red and light yellow circular tab taking up part of the space intended for use for the credits for Fun Size and the technical specifications and legal information applicable to the set as a whole on the bottom right corner: the left side of the sticker placed onto my copy of the bundle pack. This section of the sticker provides a slick logo for the store I purchased the set from: Epic Seconds in Eugene, Oregon. 

Like the 4 Kid Favorites set of movies in the Scooby-Doo! franchise I acquired new in Oregon yesterday, the photos captured of my used copy of the Nickelodeon Movies DVD bundle release consist of the featured title placed atop my mom's living room table - not my usual social media showcase locale of my room's bed.