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101Why did I look it up? All I found was this:
https://m.webcomicsapp.com/comic/Ropeman/5dc75ff05f48c30be72db213
Edit: WARNING, I'm pretty sure it's Yaoi, which I definitely know nothing about.
51Yeah, I wasn’t going to click that anyway. I don’t like the way some people use the word, "rope."
16I used to be a boy scout. I love "ropes" and "tying knots." 😏
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Don't forget his side kick fistman...
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I don’t think I’ve ever read or watched anything because it was relatable.
25At least not started, but if the characters behave too unnatural, it upsets me and I lose interest. One should be able to relate to the characters and not constantly be irritated by their actions.
22if the characters behave too unnatural
My wife doesn't get this.
I can't stand watching some movies because every part of the movie is just one character doing something unnatural or outright insane that nobody would ever do, and the people around them react in similarly unnatural and insane ways.
And certain old movies (especially holiday oriented ones) that lean heavily into the "everyone here is a bumbling idiot" trope crank this up to 11.
If you enjoy said things, awesome. Good for you. Keep watching them, it literally does not affect me. I'm genuinely glad you have entertainment. I just won't watch it with you.
16I must be weird then, because I don’t like it when I can relate. I want it to be detached from reality enough that it’s hard to relate to it.
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The office hit home for me for a few years. I worked in sales 🤢
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Imagine having to do the cum face and sound whenever swinging from a building. He’d go a lot slower too where he has to break for 15 minutes each time. And as he got older the breaks between would be longer.
7he'd be shooting dust by the time he reached the end of the street
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Half of all superheroes have blatant copies, and the other half are blatant copies themselves
7Ropeman always pushin rope
5I just want a bLast-rope man in my life
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