

Pepperonit Pizza.


Pepperonit Pizza.


“Well, o’course it was nailed there! If I hadn’t nailed that bird slug down, it would have nuzzled up to those bars, bent 'em apart with its beak, and VOOM!”


Present it in verse, then the singer signer can sing to sign.


Mostly harmless.
It was more other people being surprised because they had the idea that everyone who was gay was flamboyant, not us thinking it was a bad thing ourselves or wishing we were different. We were both happy with ourselves, just amused about stereotypes persisting.
I agree, I’m glad that perception is less prevalent now though I did also have an ex manager that was homophobic in that exact way a couple of years ago.
I had a conversation with a guy at a gay bar years ago and we chatted about hearing these comments a lot because we didn’t act camp or have “that voice”, and weren’t seen as LGBT at all by a lot of people unless it came up. Turned out he was the owner of the place and had been active in setting up the LGBT+ scene there for decades but still had this happen.
The director’s other cut is the whole gay subplot going along in the moments you don’t see between scene changes.
The real reason so many conversations go “There’s no time to explain!” then cut to 30 minutes later driving and delivering the next line? All. Out. Boning.


AI will fix it! It will be all computer!


Make sure you get it right over the nose and mouth, can’t be too careful!
“I’ve got a chapter full of sins and a whole night of fun planned.”
Kids just don’t get the right role models anymore…


Lobotomy anyone???
Like getting a toothpick through an olive in a wok.


If that’s what you’re understanding then you need to read it again, the parents can make the legal decision to support their children.
Butt Stallion is an amazing throwaway joke, just so much thought put into even the stupid stuff.
Maybe he’s about to roll for loot quality-if it’s low no point killing him, if it’s high he can use the powerful item.


Make sure to include the diving board.
Not a diamrem?
King James Bible has a bit in “Acts” about this actually: 22 Then Paul stood in the midst of Mars’ hill, and said, Ye men of Athens, I perceive that in all things ye are too superstitious. 23 For as I passed by, and beheld your devotions, I found an altar with this inscription, To The Unknown God. Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship, him declare I unto you.
(then theres a lot of "Paul made really good arguments for God and some people agreed with him)
Caveat-I have read most of the Bible in bits and pieces but it’s been a while, I think I got the context though.


It’s treason to say I don’t know what treason means! Treason!
Tone doesn’t always come across in text and Poes Law is a bitch. I hope your comments are taken in the right way though.