You who will never know but a half-life

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At this point in the story, Ted’s positive attitude and heart-warming antics have taught the audience that it’s important to be yourself, and now we’re building on that by introducing basic geometric shapes,” said Jason Sudeikis

New ‘Ted Lasso’ Season Aims To Teach Viewers About Shapes, Colors

NEW YORK—Claiming that fans would love clapping and dancing along with their favorite characters,Ted Lasso star Jason Sudeikis confirmed that the show’s fourth season, which begins Wednesday, would te...

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when i started my Sangfielle relisten I planned to do an ink drawing like this per arc... here being character creation and the The Ground Itself game (though, looking at the episode list, the drawings are technically in the wrong order lol)

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“The rule of cool” in the new Moon Knight issue (Marc Spector: Moon Knight #7) absolutely sickens me — how am I going to function in life after being absolutely floored by Moon Knight’s sick as hell demeanor. why would you do this to me it’s unfair

What in the absolute goddamn hell is this supposed to mean on what planet is “the government implants trackers to ban you from having sex” the same sort of thing in your head as “please wear a mask in public when you’re sick”

While he didn't offer a direct answer, he did introduce an interesting metaphor that helps explain the entire movie.
"I wanted to set up a situation that was three years ago and see how people deal with life now," Gluck said. "My analogy has always been
COVID. If you drop in an alien in 2022, there's signs everywhere. Some people don't wanna do this. Some people wanna wear this. Did people fight it? People didn't fight it? In 2022, you don't really know the answer. But people have to move on with their lives, right? Three years earlier some shit did go down, but now it's three years, and humans have to move on with their lives, whether they like it or not."A big plotline in One Night Only is about the two main characters struggling to find condoms.
Every store they go to is sold out or charging absurdly high prices. But if the government is going to ban single people from having sex for 354 nights per year, shouldn't protection be free on the one other night? According to Gluck, the answer is actually: They do.
"They've all been sold out," he said. "Then they go to urgent care; they're sold out. She had all these condoms, but her roommate took them.
He thought he was gonna go back to his apartment, so he had them there."
Again, Gluck drew a parallel between One Night Only and COVID.
"Everyone has masks in 2021," he said, "but every now and then, didn't you find yourself thinking, Shit, where's my mask?"

In other Michigan news, the state looks set to elect it's first transgender lawmaker. Joanna Whaley won her Democratic primary and will compete in November for a state house seat, beating a primary opponent who tried and failed to disqualify her for not running under her deadname

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