The third movie was a little too shit for my taste. But when Shrek 2 came out in '04, I think Dreamworks really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole film has a clear, crisp narrative, and a new sheen of comedic timing that really gives the jokes a big boost. He's been compared to Woody, but I think Shrek has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
You'll never save Prince Uncle Horace. I, King Dragon, will strike you down.
We are born of the cheese, made men by the cheese, undone by the cheese, fear the old cheese.
That's probably his following list being viewed by someone other than him. If he's got it on public or friends-only, it can be viewed by other people, but there would still be blue follow buttons, since the person viewing the list isn't following them.
It's more complicated than anger for me. There's the disappointment that they've sunk so far, worry that other programs that I use could follow, but also some relief that I switched when I did.
That's a lot fairer and makes a lot more sense than what I was imagining. Although I'm still a little wary of the devs designing a purposefully limited time-intensive system, and the publishers then dangling a paid solution in front of players. Even when it's just a part of the solution.
From my understanding, the game doesn't lack fast travel, the resources for it are just incredibly rare unless you use micro-transactions.
And on an instance that jells well with the vibe of thomastheplankengine too, noice.
IRL, the trick is to only bother if you know they're very open-minded or are part of a tight-knit open-minded community. But that would usually mean you'd have to find a solution to the "making close friends as an adult" part too.
Thomastheplankengine and SomniVexillology are the two most important communities Lemmy's missing.
It's both. There was a lot of discussion about it when people first started noticing her at the top of the celebrity carbon emissions list, but that meme format didn't spike in popularity until after the lawsuit.
Some college student posts publicly available Billionaire flightlogs on Twitter with a delay, so both Talyor Swift and Elon Musk have tried to sue him. Which has also lead to a series of memes where Taylor Swift is described doing something, and then it shows a picture of a plane doing it.