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Kman34 05-05-2025 01:09 PM

Triggered..:D

TwistedChief 05-05-2025 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Kman34 (Post 18055758)
Triggered..:D

Nah, he's just trolling now.

But he definitely does think that knowing 3 gay people makes him an authority on all things gay including the scene in Seattle circa 2003. And that's where his little incel bubble leads him astray.

Hammock Parties 05-05-2025 01:18 PM

I'm not trolling at all. This show is a farce. It's extremely disappointing.

It's The Walking Dead, but after his wife dies Rick discovers he's gay, learns to love Negan and becomes his bitch.

The show is NOTHING like Season 1. They butchered it. In the name of the alphabet mafia.

ThaVirus 05-05-2025 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by dlphg9 (Post 18055721)
Yeah and it's literally in just one little neighborhood.

Man, I ****ing despise these people. Just some of the biggest losers you'll ever run across.

BlackOps is legitimately insane and Clay certainly has some undiagnosed personality disorder lol

But, yeah, really weird dudes who enjoy being frazzled. It’s very strange to me.

dlphg9 05-05-2025 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 18055772)
BlackOps is legitimately insane and Clay certainly has some undiagnosed personality disorder lol

But, yeah, really weird dudes who enjoy being frazzled. It’s very strange to me.

Also, a lot of us are anonymous. Not Clay. People know who he is, but he has no problem letting the world know that he's an incel(something I've never seen him deny). ****ing weirdos man lol

Hammock Parties 05-05-2025 01:33 PM

If hating the destruction of a show I was enjoying makes me an incel, so be it.

Lots of better shows I can spend my time on. Some of them even have gay characters! Gasp! How could I possibly sit through them.

KCUnited 05-05-2025 01:36 PM

It’s difficult for some to see a character who had the courage to come out and free themselves from the closet they’re living in

TwistedChief 05-05-2025 01:41 PM

We're debating this with Clay, Black Op, and Red Dawg.

Surely this is the sequel for Dinner with Schmucks?

Sassy Squatch 05-05-2025 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TwistedChief (Post 18055799)
We're debating this with Clay, Black Op, and Red Dawg.

Surely this is the sequel for Dinner with Schmucks?

LMAO Glad you're self aware enough to realize the farce here.

Hammock Parties 05-05-2025 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch (Post 16822489)
Everything about it. It's a vastly inferior narrative to the first game that relies on lazy tropes and an overplayed central theme that I've read and watched literally dozens of times before. And no, it's not about THAT. the most offensive thing about THAT is wasting it on such a lousy story.

Again, we're not the only ones who have been shitting on this farce even long before it came out.

Sassy Squatch 05-05-2025 01:47 PM

As far as the show goes, this was about what I was expecting. The material for season 1 was near unanimously loved. The material for seasons 2 and 3 was polarizing, and that's a massive understatement.

Now granted, they've already made a couple significant narrative changes for the better, so going to give them a chance to see how they go about 'fixing' the other issues folks have and had

KC_Connection 05-05-2025 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 18055735)
The way the show portrays it, Seattle was Gay Mecca in 2003.

I can tell you never watched Frasier. Seemingly the majority of the episodes of that show involved gay characters in 90s Seattle mistakenly thinking he or Niles were gay. One of them even involved your beloved Captain Picard. LMAO

KC_Connection 05-05-2025 01:59 PM

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Frasier thinks that Roz's new boyfriend is gay. He follows him into a gay bar, which makes everyone think that Frasier is gay. Alistair Burke, a high-profile gay opera director (Patrick Stewart) then becomes interested in Frasier, who may be too enamored with the perks of a power-couple relationship to set Alistair straight.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0582524/

lol this episode actually was made in 2003

notorious 05-05-2025 02:07 PM

The torture scene, dude popping two grenade keys and tossing them in an armored car. Wolves being hung and their inside hanging out.

The beautiful scenery of green Seattle.

This was a damn good episode that was really marred by a really reeruned writer inserting the "I'm going to be a Dad" line. It was also odd that the pregnancy confession created an amazing amount of heat in Dora the Explorer's crotch, too. (that and being saved)

Very weird scenes, and honestly I don't get how it helps the show. Not a gay thing, just a really ****ing odd thing.

Hammock Parties 05-05-2025 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection (Post 18055828)
I can tell you never watched Frasier. Seemingly the majority of the episodes of that show involved gay characters in 90s Seattle mistakenly thinking he or Niles were gay. One of them even involved your beloved Captain Picard. LMAO

I've seen every episode. There weren't Pride flags hanging all over the place.


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