Replying to @DynamoSuperX
Villains being spared death only to suffer something that ends up being crueler than simply killing them.
AnoneySnufftan
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AnoneySnufftan
@AnoneySFWtan
Alt of @AnoneySnufftan and @Anoney_Snufftan.
Currently posting pinup-type kinds of commissioned art in addition to generally social sorts of funnish foolery.
- Replying to @fireporterytScooby-Doo is just about as immortal as an intellectual property can be, and likewise harmless; it had ONE genuinely bad iteration that was intentionally distanced from the rest of the franchise to begin with.
- Replying to @ApoStructura and @KeyJay115This comment is hilarious from the perspective of someone who knows nothing about Dune. "He isn't the glipshuut bin dinpolb, but he is the reptlongi yamnackt."
- Replying to @hernandy_s...What? Those are both solid candidates.
- Replying to @BurnCutEveryone can say literally any word given the appropriate setting.
- Replying to @TheNCSmasterThat's literally WHY the moment is famous; it's a genuine dramatic reaction. If he was just trying to be funny it wouldn't stand out.
- Replying to @BurnCutPeople are allowed to say bad words on the internet; that is not a personal grievance against anyone.
- Replying to @DatChaosGuyIf you murder a murderer, the number of murderers in the world stays the same, but only the first time.
- Replying to @IcyAvalancheWhile it definitely doesn't need a sequel, the title could very easily refer to a new person in the family named after her; quite literally "Coco II".
- Replying to @TheNCSmasterIt's also the only Disney song, and the only song written specifically to be sung by characters in any movie, to be included in one of Weird Al's polka montages.
- Literally what is your problem, dude?
- The amount of comments here not recognizing the joke is interesting to me as someone who remembers the Sopranos ending as a big deal at the time, when I was a child with very protective parents; I watched no adult shows at all and *STILL* wouldn't stop hearing about it.
