You don’t remember Cristin Milioti? It was her break out role. It’s weird to think if it wasn’t for HMIYM she might still be doing Broadway and we wouldn’t have her amazing performance 🎭 n The Penguin.

I get it, but it’s cute and pretty short. It’s basically a synopsis of the series. In voice-over Josh go step by step how all these wacky misadventures and more importantly how each of these heartbreaks he went through were all just steps so he could meet their mother and how much he loves her.

Fuck this picture hurts R.I.P. Grant

But it’s nice to see most of the gang like that.

Man I am sorry about everything you’ve been through but this, this here, is amazing. Really love your craft here. The expression on his face chefs kiss. Really good that wistful, sad, resignation, I don’t know how to explain it but so so good.

They even filmed another better ending. They saw it and still went that stupid blue horn ending.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nhB5oQgQpOI

I don’t understand how he stands up straight with the huge brass balls he packing.

You’re good people and you will make an awesome clown someday.

Johnny Bravo and the Todd from Scrubs are low key the same guy in different stages of evolution.

This is a bummer to hear. I really love the ‘Leverage’ concept. Con artists and criminal type going after “The rich and powerful” is fun stuff, even if this revival wasn’t as good as the original, it still was a lot of fun.

Ah yes it’s not perfect so lets burn it all the fuck down! If you read the article you’ll see that GTFO offers a bunch of service for people, but you don’t need them to apply for a DAFT visa at all. But yes moving to another country costs money, hell moving across the city cost money. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t look at the idea. The ship is on fire, you might need to get a raft.

I love this. There is literally nothing in the world better than listening to someone talk about something they are passionate about. You are an awesome person on the lemmings and hope you don’t mind that I’ve tagged you as “Fucking loves Clowns in a good way”. And honestly it’s never too late to chase you passion. You should look around for some clowning classes near you.

I remember reading an article interviewing a man who lived through the early aughts Argentine Great Depression and he said the best horde of value was cheap diamond rings. You could trade one for a handgun, a couple of bags of groceries, even a motorcycle. He said they were even better than krugerrands. Something about how people trusted someone whose trading a family ring more then some profiteer.

I know comparing corporations to psychopaths is kind of unfair to psychopaths. Most psychopaths can see themselves farther into the future then the end of the quarter.

I found Shotcut very easy to use.

Interestingly, The Tragedy of the Commons really does work with psychopaths, so once you move from a person to person level to corporations interacting the Tragedy of the Commons problem becomes a serious issue. Take a minimum wage, it necessary for the population as a whole to have surplus wealth to spend to keep an economy going. Individual companies, on the other hand, have an incentive to pay their own employees a pittance. If every company does that then there’s no surplus wealth for people to purchase most goods and slowly the economy grinds to a halt. Hence it’s in society’s best interest to have a healthy and large minimum wage (or better yet a UBI system) which will have to be enforced on companies by an outside force.

So British tourists, collecting for their museum?

That’s a funny way to spell zeppelin.

Colin Powell couldn’t even pull that shit off.

Death’s Door - I’m not going to lie I’m old. 3d platformers, hell any platformers that require quick reflexes and precise controls aren’t normally my bag, but this funky little crow is so much fun to play as, I don’t mind the difficulty. (Which I have to admit isn’t that hard I just suck)

Nope you’re not crazy … well at least not about this, you might be stark raving loony but the Hook DVD did have a game: Hook DVD Review - BBC